Daigusto Sphreez →Used Deck

In Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, the difference in the number of cards in the final hand and the number of discarded cards, as well as the process leading up to it and artistic elements such as beauty and ugliness, are not related at all. It is a card game that wins if the is set to 0.
And instead of solving the board created by the opponent, one of the ways to use it to "set the opponent's LP to 0" is to win. It returns the entire battles damage to the opponent.
Although this monster has a material restriction that must be cleared in order to S summon, it is a card that can be done with an EX monster without returning battles damage in turn 1, and since he himself is not destroyed by battle, his ATK is 0. It is also effective to repeatedly attack high-scoring monsters in a state where you can make continuous attacks.
Also, since this damage return effect is applied to all of your own Gusto monsters, including yourself, by having your fellow Gusto and his Recruiters repeatedly attack Kamikaze, you can create total damage that will take away the initial LP of 8000LP. is not difficult either.
In the old careless tweaks, his Gusto monsters other than his own would have been given battle destruction resistance, but this card really does it right.
All in all, it's a card worthy of being the core of your deck, and it's a card that gives you a strong motivation to build your own deck with Gusto monsters.

Suicide attack recommendation man.
Gusto's characteristic is Recruit, not suicide attack, but if you try to make use of Recruit in a modern high-speed environment, you will use this card to do suicide attack.
There is also a salvage from GY, and it is an excellent card that can be the core of the Deck.

Gusto's ace monster. Gusto's birds, who are supposed to be his companions, don't care about the lives of the birds. It's a thing, and yet it's quite powerful, so it can't be underestimated.
Sphere's own ease of play has recently been improved with Pirika, Descendant of Gusto, Tailwind of Gusto, and Gusto Vedir, so it's easier to prepare the board, and if you build a deck with his specialization, you can still play an active role. You can.
Recently, a theme with a monster called [Mikanko] that has an effect very similar to Sphere has appeared. As far as I can see from the current information, it seems that he is good at giving resistance and control performance using his Equip Spell, but in terms of the above one-kill performance, this one is still overwhelming... isn't it?

Even with this card alone, I think it's excellent that it can reflect battle damage without being destroyed in battle by a suicide attack.
The ability to salvage "Gusto" cards is also attractive.
There are restrictions on S materials, but with a "Gusto" Deck, you can revive a level 3 "Gusto" tuner with "Pirika, the descendant of Gusto", or deploy a level 3 "Gusto" non-tuner with "Gusto Vedir". I don't think there is a problem because you can prepare S materials.

Gusto's trump card [Gusto] Deck wins
"Gusto" can't be talked about without this card, which greatly makes the meaning of recruiting strategy of "Gusto". In recent years, there are many cards with removal ability and removal resistance that make a statement, and if you put out such a niche card that aims for reflection damage, even if the board is solid, he can't deal with this card alone. It's a card that can't be underestimated in some cases.

Gusto's trump card, the existence of this card makes it possible to perform suicide attack combos.
All of them are excellent effects, but the most notable is the damage reflection effect, which meshes terribly with low-status Recruit Gusto and others.
It doesn't even remove monsters, so it's also appreciated that it can be used even with super-resistant monsters like Ultimate Falcon.

Gusto's ace. Thanks to Pirika, it became very easy to put out.
A rare ace monster that can reflect damage. Pirika can be recovered by collecting his Gusto card when Synchro Summoning, making it difficult to lose adverts. It's not limited to Gusto, it's also good that his Deck with WIND tuner can be played just by inserting Pirika.

She is the ace of Gusto. She enables the insane tactic of suicide bombing with her Gusto all recruiters.
Since the damage reflection is a permanent effect, the more the opponent has a high RBI, the more serious the situation. In ADS, Lightning rushes in without knowing this.

A perfect 10.
Thanks to Pirika being psychic, you can get 1 kill with 1 Kintele.
It is also a good place to be able to collect communication during synchronization.

Because of this guy's existence, when you play against Gusto, you always have to be conscious of 1 kill when you play. Even without it, Gusto The reason why it's hard to put out a high RBI monster is because of the very existence of this card.
It's no exaggeration to say that the only way to win against Gusto is to prevent him from appearing. Without question, he is Gusto's trump card.

Gusto's ace, both in name and reality, symbolizing Gusto's main tactics.
The illustrations are undeniably cute.
The salvage on S summon can also retrieve his Gusto's Spell Trap, so you can retrieve your prayers and wipe them off before attacking.
And with Gusto, who has low ATK recruiters, this battles damage push is very powerful.
You can do a lot of damage just by connecting Gardo to Igle and doing a suicide attack.
Of course, he depends on the opponent to some extent, but if he has about 2500 RBIs, he can do one kill with consecutive suicide attacks.
Thanks to Pirika-chan, this card itself has become easier to use, and has helped increase stability.
Still far from serious but...

When using Gusto in a game, it's definitely a triple card.
From Gusto's point of view, it's famous for making it easier to one-kill with the appearance of Pirika.
Reese was subtle, but this girl is so cute.
By the way, where is she attached to the Vylon Sphere? This is a bad guy.
The person who came up with this outfit must be a pervert...

Reese's form with the help of her Vylon and her Sphere.
Gusto's powerful finisher.
GY collects her Gusto immediately to collect Ads, sends Gusto's battles damage, and has a good battle destruction resistance. It says to do a suicide attack.
If the opponent doesn't have a way to remove it, it has the power to end the game with a high probability. Even if you can't land it, it will be much easier for you to move due to the large amount of damage to the opponent and the increase in her GY source.
Gusto is a monster full of benefits, so I definitely want to use one.

Gusto Synchro.
It's a pretty strong effect, and it's easy to use with Gusto.
And most of all, I didn't know that a muscular brave girl could be so cute just by combining with Sphere.

Where are you, Sophia?
Gusto Savior. Synchro Gusto with a built-in dimension wall effect that is great for Gusto, who is good at recruiting tactics with low stats. Although her status is low, she doesn't mind at all due to her battle destruction resistance and her own effects.
In the worst case, this card and his Gusto Recruiter will end the game. When this card comes out, your opponent won't even be able to carelessly put a monster into Attack Position.
The salvage effect isn't weak either. Afterwards, it is possible to use it in the Psycho Feel Zone other than the Gusto Deck.

Gusto, who is mainly a recruiter, has created a tactic of suicide bombing, and his achievements are great.
The salvage when summoned can be loaded with recruiters for suicide attacks, and since it cannot be destroyed in battle, it works as an excellent wall that does its own damage and does not care about battles damage.
Also, since it's level 6, it's nice to be able to call Krebons on the emergency tele and get it right away.

This girl specializes in her Gusto can't help it
Tension tele release (white eyes)

Mr. Reese, who was able to solve the twin tail. It has a powerful effect even among Dai Gusto.
A rather unpleasant effect that rubs Gusto's battles damage on the opponent against battle destruction resistance. When summoned, he adds Spells and Traps to his hand if he has a Gusto-named card in GY.
This enables Gusto's suicide attack. If done well, even one kill is not a dream card. However, if you let your guard down, the sphere will be removed by a trap, etc., and it will simply self-destruct, so be careful around here.

Its stats are low, but its effects are brutal.
Especially the third destruction resistance effect is difficult to break through like Armored Wing.
In addition, the second effect is nasty and will be even more painful in combat than Armordwing.
As an aside, I'm not riding a bird... fusion? No, I agree...
・・・、Armored Gusto ・・・。

Not limited to Gusto, any psychic that employs Calm will do just fine.
A powerful effect that makes you want to say which Yubel you are as a damage scapegoat without being destroyed in battle. And if Gusto's recruiting system is in place, he can do lethal damage with a series of suicide bomb attacks.
Even if you don't use Scrade, you can get Krebons or Jumper's business trip. Without a doubt, he is Gusto's ace and finisher.

Gusto, who is said to "make a suicide attack", has finally come up with a convenient card that can create that flow!
With this, he can use it to prepare to put out the ultimate psychic after fertilizing GY,
The resistance to the important self is enough even if it is only battle destruction.
There was no Galdos or Igles.

This is Gusto's strategy! A piece called.
Send it to me for 《Creature Swap》!
No! Don't send it!

It's exactly how Gusto fights. Suicide attack.
Moreover, it has salvage ability. However, effects mediated by combat
So be careful when playing.
Pirika made it even easier to put out.