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For our last level 4 of the deck, we have SourceCode Integrator. Integrator has a fairly unique effect, borrowed from Tri-brigade, Kerass specifically. His ability to self-summon is different from others, in that it requires discarding a monster of his same type, although, with the cards to come later, that won't seem like much of an issue. His second effect is basically the shared archetypal effect of the Tri-brigades, reworked for Cyberse monsters. He can banish any number of Cyberses in your GY to Special Summon a SourceCode link with a link rating equal to the number banished, however, after that effect resolves, you can only use Cyberse monsters as link material for the rest of that turn. Admittedly, this isn't an issue is a Cyberse deck we're talking about, but that effect is mostly there to discourage generic abuse of that effect.

Description
For our last level 4 of the deck, we have SourceCode Integrator. Integrator has a fairly unique effect, borrowed from Tri-brigade, Kerass specifically. His ability to self-summon is different from others, in that it requires discarding a monster of his same type, although, with the cards to come later, that won't seem like much of an issue. His second effect is basically the shared archetypal effect of the Tri-brigades, reworked for Cyberse monsters. He can banish any number of Cyberses in your GY to Special Summon a SourceCode link with a link rating equal to the number banished, however, after that effect resolves, you can only use Cyberse monsters as link material for the rest of that turn. Admittedly, this isn't an issue is a Cyberse deck we're talking about, but that effect is mostly there to discourage generic abuse of that effect.