SIMM Tablir

SIMM Tablir — Power Evaluation

Final Score: 51 ± 8 · Confidence: Medium

• Intrinsic: 51.6 · Deck: 50.7 · Meta: provisional
• Primary role: Extender · Secondary: Material body, Recovery/Recursion

Why it scores here

SIMM Tablir is a conditioned free body, not a 0/1800 stat line: it turns an already-established board state (a Link Monster with an open linked zone) plus a Level 4 Cyberse in the GY into a free Level 5 DARK Cyberse on field while returning the GY monster to hand for reuse. That recycle is a genuine soft refuel, and the body is clean generic Cyberse Link material, which is what its 21 sample deck appearances (1 copy, 100% main deck, across Code Talker / Cynet / Firewall / Mathmech / @Ignister) confirm as a real role. Its ceiling is capped because it is never live in the opening hand, offers zero interaction on the opponent's turn, dies if the pointing Link Monster is removed, and is not searchable by the Level-4-capped Cynet Mining. High DEF earns no points here — the score comes from hand-to-field conversion and recycling, and no recorded combo board exists to raise it further.

Axis scores

Calculation

Weight profile: 0.7 Extender + 0.3 Material body. Intrinsic ≈ 51.6, Deck ≈ 50.7, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck

Strengths

• Special Summons itself from hand with no card cost or discard
• Returns a Level 4 Cyberse from the GY to hand, recycling Micro Coder / Code Generator style pieces for reuse
• Level 5 DARK Cyberse body that lands already inside a linked zone, immediately usable as Link material
• Runs cleanly as a 1-of — 21/21 sample decks play exactly one copy in the main deck

Weaknesses

• Never live in the opening hand: needs both a Link Monster with an open linked zone and a Level 4 Cyberse in the GY
• No interaction whatsoever on the opponent's turn
• The recycled monster goes to hand, not field, so it needs another summon outlet to matter
• Not searchable by Cynet Mining, which only adds Level 4 or lower Cyberse monsters
• Dead card if the pointing Link Monster is removed or its linked zones are occupied
• Belongs to no archetype, so it has no in-archetype search or recursion support of its own

Counters / choke points

• Removing the pointing Link Monster (or filling its linked zones) before the effect resolves
• Effect negation such as Infinite Impermanence, Effect Veiler or a Solemn trap on the summon effect
• Graveyard disruption (e.g. Called by the Grave) removing the target Level 4 Cyberse before it can be targeted

Best use

Mid-combo extender: free Level 5 Cyberse body plus a Level 4 Cyberse recycled to hand. Decks: Code Talker, Cynet, Firewall, Mathmech, @Ignister. Suggested copies: 1.

Evidence & gaps

• Verified: Card text: reveal this card in your hand, target 1 Level 4 Cyberse monster in your GY, Special Summon this card from your hand to a zone a linked Link Monster you control points to, and return the targeted monster to the hand; once per turn.; It is a Level 5 DARK Cyberse Effect Monster with 0 ATK / 1800 DEF and no archetype.; 21 sample decks run it, all in the main deck, all at exactly 1 copy.
• Observed: Sample decks span 7 distinct archetype entries, led by Firewall, Cynet and Code Talker at 23.8% each, with Mathmech at 9.5% and @Ignister at 4.8%.; Observed partners: Cynet Mining 100%, Parallel eXceed 90.5%, Micro Coder and Code Generator 81%, plus Link staples Transcode Talker / Code Talker Inverted / Firewall Dragon at 85.7%.; combo data contains 0 appearances and 0 recorded starter/material/payoff usage; guide data and usage statistics are also empty.
• Inferred: Despite 100% co-decking with Cynet Mining, that card only adds Level 4 or lower Cyberse monsters, so it cannot search this Level 5 monster.; The effect is mid-combo only: it requires both an existing Link Monster with an open linked zone and a Level 4 Cyberse already in the GY.; Returning the targeted Cyberse to hand is a soft refuel rather than board presence, since the card must be summoned again.; The card contributes nothing to the end board defensively — its body is only relevant as Link material.
• Data gaps: no combos supplied — combo conversion is text-only inference no guides supplied no banlist token — assumed 3 copies (unlimited) no usage statistics (StatisticsCard) — archetype inclusion % inferred from deck sample only no average power index or starter-count data to measure board impact when present archetype labels in deck data include duplicate 'Code Talker' entries, so distinct archetypes overstates the number of distinct homes