Purrely →Used Deck

As for whether this card is strong or weak, the answer is very cute.
Undetermined search by shaved flipping.
There is no fixed route for the first move.
You can't see a definite movement unless you combine two cards, and even that changes depending on the shaved flip.
He needs to play a lot of Purrely cards to increase his odds of turning heads, and his deck has very little free space.
It's designed to reverse everything you'd expect in an environment deck.
(However, I feel that this kind of randomness is what card games are supposed to be...)
From a competitive point of view, it's a bad design, but from an enjoyment point of view, it's a very good design.
Her appearance changes depending on her memories with Purrely, and when she has more memories, she takes on a new appearance.
The field card street is a place where new memories can be made, and the effect and flavor match perfectly.
If you're tired of the environment, why not relax with a match with Melfi or make Purrely eat sushi?
(2023/2 postscript)
With the appearance of Lily, she has become one of the top decks in the environment.
If you want to enjoy a whimsical duel, let Lily take a break and continue playing with the shaved head.

A very skewed theme with very few main monsters, which I feel is no longer uncommon in Deck buildpacks.
1 main monster, lots of extras, and most of the rest he might be in Sky Striker Ace where he says Spell. (Although there is a trap unlike over there)
As for the recruiting method itself, he has a pseudo-telephone with a shared effect of Purrely Quick-Play Spell, and it is expected to increase in the future, so there are many access methods, but it is necessary to discard cards, so there is a certain amount of exhaustion.
The effect when it comes into play is not a definite search, but an undetermined search that turns over the top 3 cards, so it is doubtful that he will be able to recoup the loss if he uses the Purrely Quick-Play Spell, and it lacks stability. ing.
The main is the effect of Xyz summoning according to her Quick-Play Spell that she showed, and she has the strange property of becoming Rank 2 even though she is Level 1.
Since the Quick-Play Spell that showed this effect goes to the material, there is also a consumption here, and if he fails to search with the effect with the shared effect of the Quick-Play Spell, he will consume a lot of consumption. will be
It's very painful that the search is indeterminate despite the high consumption, but it's a mistake for the current axis, so I'll probably use it.

Purrely is currently the only low class that matches the slogan "The power of thoughts, that is the power to protect". Even if you protect this guy (although it uses memory immediately), the punchline is that it will eventually become a noir of suppression.

By the effect of (1), I think that it is excellent to be able to perform a pseudo search for "Purrely" Spell / Trap.
With the effect of (2), you can X summon to a specific "Purrely" Xyz monster, and I think it's excellent that you can use her Quick-Play Spell and "Purrely" Xyzmon as an X material to show their true value.
It's important as a starting point for the "Purrely" Deck, but the "Purrely" Spell has a lot of effects to secure this card, so I don't think it's a problem.

What a cute creature! ?
The first effect is the effect that he turns over 3 decks at the time of summoning Special Summon.
As a search, the uncertainty factor is strong, but the second effect consumes cards from your hand, so it's better than nothing.
The second effect is to reveal Purrely Quick-Play Spells and summon X Purrely corresponding to them.
When deployed from Quick-Play Spell, it consumes a lot of cards from your hand, so you want to aim for a normal summon as much as possible without relying on the first effect.
In general, there is a strong random element and a lack of power, but like the rice monster from a while ago, he only has one Purrely, so I have to rely on him.
However, it feels good to pile up delicious as a material and hit it.