In 2017, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh! introduced Master Rule 4, which introduced one of the most powerful mechanics the game had ever seen, Link Summoning. Link Monsters are generally the easiest of the Extra Deck Monsters to Summon, as there's no restriction when it comes to Levels like Synchro and Xyz Monsters.
Due to how generic Link Monsters can be, many Decks can easily run many powerful Link Monsters. Not only are they easy to Summon, but they also include some of the moꦉst powerful effects in the entire game. Link Monsters are fant🦩astic cards, with some Special Summoning from the Deck or giving powerful effects.
Updated February 6th, 2021 by Johnny Garcia: Yu-Gi-Oh! never slows down when it comes to new Set releases. It's one of, if not the most active TCGs out there. New mechanics get added, new Archetypes are released, and the meta always shifts. Genesis Impact and Blazing Vortex have entered into the game to throw new cards into the meta, with new creative Archetypes and support for old ones being released. Even Duel Links has got the Yu-Gi-Oh! hype pumping with its Virtual Kaiba event for a chance to win real-world rewards. More official events are being held with Remote Dueling, with it even recently releasing a new banlist dedicated to that format.
15 Topologic Gumblar Dragon ౠ
Currently banned, Topologic Gumblar Dr🍒agon destroyed so many hands before being taken out of the game. It is a Link-4 Monster requiring two or more Effect Monste♚rs as Materials.
What made Topologic Gumblar Dragon so good was its effect as it forced its opponent to discard cards. If set up properly (which was very easy to do), Topologic Gumblar Dragon could get rid of four of the opponent's cards, leaving them with only two cards in their hand to play with. In a game like Yu-Gi-Oh! where card advantage is so important, it made Topologic Gumblar Dragon absolutely devastating.
14 𝓡 🤪 Predaplant Verte Anaconda
There are many powerful Fusion Spells in Yu-Gi-Oh! The ones that use materials from the Deck are the best, but usually have steep restrictions attached to them. So, when Predaplant Verte Anaconda can copy them without worrying about these restrictiไons, it creates a fantastic Link Monster.
You can't Special Summon any more Monsters after using its effect, however, you won't need to as it's generally the last thing you do on your turn. Predaplant Verte Anaconda is a card any Deck can make, as it only requires two Effect Monsters to make. To add to this, it sends to Fusion from the Deck to the Graveyard to use, so it doesn't even need to be in your hand.
13 𝄹Knightmare Phoenix ౠ
🔯 Knightmare Phoenix is one of the most played Link Monsters ever. Only needing two Monsters with different names to make, it gives any Deck easy-to-access Spell and Trap card removal. This can help get rid of problem Floodgates or baitꩲ out negates.
With how important it is to keep your Deck focused on cards that perform your combos and help your strategy, it can be hard to find space for backrow hate. Luckily, thanks to Knightmare Phoenix you'll always have some handy tucked away in your Extra Deck, and almost every Deck can make space for it.
12 🌼 Union Carrier ♑
Union Carrier is a deceptively powerful card that plagued the game for a while with how easily it could set up either a Fꦯloodgate or an easy way to dump a Monster into the Graveyard. The ability to a🍸buse just about any Monster in the game proved to be too powerful, and Union Carrier would eventually end up on the banlist.
It allows you to attach any Monster card from your Deck to any Monster on the field so long as it shares either a Type or Attribute. This means it can act as a Foolish Burial of sorts, allowing you to send that Monster equipped to the Graveyard which wꩵill also send the card Union Carrier equipped to the Graveyard as well.
11 🍃 Accesscodeꦚ Talker
Accesscode Talker is one of the strongest Link Monsters for closing out games. It's a Link-4, requiring two or more materials. When Link Summoned, it can target a Link Monster used for its summon and gain Attack equal to its Link Rating times 1000. It also allows you to Banish Link Monsters of different Attributes each turn to destroy a card on the field without targetting.
As if that wasn't good enough, Accesscode Talker's effects cannot be responded to either. This means you can freely use them without the worry of them being negated. Accesscode Talker can easily wipe the field, then go in with its boosted Attack stat.
10 ♓ Knightmare Unicorn
Knightmare Unicorn is a Link Monster that sees play in just about every Deck in the game. It has the simple effect of when it's Link Summoned, the player can Discard a card to shuffle back any card on the Field into the Deck.
Shuffling a card away is the best kind of removal there is, as it becomes much harder to retrieve that resource back and gets around cards that can't be Destroyed. It even works on Extra Deck Monsters, so players can make the work they went through to Summon those Monsters worthless and gain a lot of advantage.
9 🔜 Saryuja Skull Dread 🍒
Saryuja Skull Dread does a whole lot, and gains more effects depending on how many Monsters were used for its Link Summon. The main effects are the ones it gets for using 3 and 4 materials. With 3 Monsters used, it allows the pl🐓ayer to Special Summon a Monster from the🉐ir Hand once per turn.
If 4 Monsters are used (the maximum number), the player can draw 4 cards, then put 3 on the bottom of the Deck. This allows players to try and get to their key cards while getting rid of the cards they don't need.
8 Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon ༒ ဣ
Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon is an incredibly 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:powerful card thanks to the plays it enables. When it's Link Summoned, it Summons three Mecha Phantom Beast Tokens. These can then be used for its other effect, which requires Tributes to use. While Mecha Phantom Beast O-Lion was too good in conjunction with it to the point it was banned, Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon still remains unlimited.
For one Tribute, it can Destroy a card on🅰 the Field without Targetting. For two Tributes, it 💯will Special Summon a Mecha Phantom Beast Monster from the Deck. And for three Tributes, it allows a Trap card to be added from the Graveyard to the Hand. All of these effects are phenomenal and worth running in any Machine-based Deck.
7 ౠ I:P Masquerena
Being able to go into Link Monsters during the opponent's turn is a fantastic effect. This is why I:P Masquerena is such a great Link Monster. So many Link Monsters have powerful effects that occur when they are Link Summoned. I:P Masquerena allows this to happen since it can Link Summon as a Quick Effect during the opponent's turn.
It will also prevent the Link Monster that's Summoned this way from being able to be destroyed by the opponent's card effects. I:P Masquerena is a fantastic Link Monster to Summon to set up for interruptions for the opponent's turn to potentially shut it down entirely.
6 Isoldeꦐ,🐬 Two Tales Of The Noble Knights
What is the best Link Monster locked into a specific Type by far, Isolde, Two Tales Of The Noble Knights is a card that belongs in every Warrior-Type Deck. When it's Summoned it can add a Warrior-Type Monster from the Deck to the Hand at the cost of not being able to Summon it that turn.
It can also send Equip Spells from the Deck to the Graveyard in order to Special Summon a Warrior Monster from the Deck with a Level equal to the cards sent. This effect enables one of the strongest combos in the game and is the reason the Warrior engine is co🐟nsidered one of, if not the best.
