Ghostrick Skeleton →Used Deck

Deck Destructible "Ghostrick"
It's appealing that you don't have to worry about it being reused by your opponent because it's removed behind the scenes like greed. His Deck, centered around specific keycards, can sometimes act like a game-end.
But conversely, in a deck that can run greed, even a few copies of this card won't hurt much.
By the way, the opponent (the owner of the card) can check the face-side excluded card.

It's a card that makes it even easier to accumulate hate while using this theme.
It's unreasonable to bring it all the way out of the Deck, but since it's removed behind the scenes, it's simply powerful as a hindrance.
For the time being, let's put one in this frame.
If it's a parade axis, it will be the main, but if you switch Field Spells, it might be a good idea to consider yourself lucky if you get stabbed by your opponent.

The core card of the Deck Destruction Axis.
When reversed, he removes the top of his opponent's deck by the number of Ghostricks, and since it is face-down, the damage to the opponent is much greater than his half-destroyed deck destruction cards in the past. The low number of cards doesn't bother me that much against the slow Ghostrick, and since it's in reverse mode, I can appreciate that it can be scraped every turn with panic and roll shift.

Ghostrick, who destroys the deck with the strongest removal of backside removal.
It's definitely strong in terms of deck death that can't be reused, but the drawback is that he's not a theme that leans toward deck death, apart from Gostri himself.
Also, since it is a backside exclusion, I can't check what was excluded, so it's hard to read the opponent's movements.
Even so, his ability to banish up to 5 decks is attractive, so it might be a good idea to have 1 copy as a secret ingredient in a 3-axis build.

The idea of excluding Deck behind the scenes never occurred to me!
I really like the grim reaper feeling in the illustrations.
Ghostrick's in charge of destroying his Deck. When reversed, the number of Ghostricks he has on his field is removed from the top of his opponent's deck by face-down, which is the strongest class of destruction effect for his deck destruction. The number itself depends on the number of Ghostricks deployed, and Ghostrick itself is not a theme that is very good at deploying, so it takes a little time to get a lot of his deck deaths.
However, it does have his deck death effect, which is pretty strong for a slightly older card, and I feel like it's the card that spawned the concept of face-down removal (I don't know exactly what it is, but something like that). I will.
With the introduction of the new L monster "Ghostrick Festival", the maximum number of cards that can be cut in one turn is 6, so it can be said that the effect has been subtly strengthened.
You can also exclude the opponent's key card, so it would be interesting to pin it as an accent. Of course, it's also fun to run to destroy the deck.

Even though it's not an exhibit, I'm in charge of being teased by sneaking in and sometimes stepping on a trick and getting a painful look.
Scratching He's a little out of Ghostrick's color and he's running for Deck destruction.
Recruitment itself is not difficult, and deck destruction is also the most difficult to reuse behind-the-scenes exclusion.
His defense is top-notch, so it's not difficult to buy time in Ghostrick, so it's easy to target, but if you focus on that, a normal guy will be out of Ghostrick...
It's also Ghostrick's only way to win when there's a parade.

Let's make ghost rock.
Defend with Ghostrick's defensive card, and he'll die in the deck. Backside exclusion is bad.

You can destroy his deck in the most difficult way to retrieve it right now by banishing him behind the scenes.
The number itself is small, but even so, it would be a problem if 《Monster Reborn》and various key cards were removed, so the opponent wants to deal with it first.
Excluded cards are
Only the owner can be confirmed so as not to interfere with searches.

It's Deck Death!
As expected, KONAMI also knows, the only harassment is her deck death, which is the backside exclusion of her deck death.
The speed of Deck Death itself is slow, so I'd like to use it as a harassment card. The question is do you have time to do it?
Ghostrick's deployment power itself is low, so it must be a harassment card after all...
Is it a piece to entertain opponents who can't search for good cards because the cards are slowly falling?

ghost. Sounds fun
Who would have guessed there would be a deck death effect here? Although preparation is necessary, the effect of gradually scraping the opponent's deck is quite scary. Since it is excluded behind the scenes, the strategy is sloppy, you can't attack with House Museum, and if you prevent effect destruction with out, it's pretty scary.
Instead, it seems difficult to line up Gostri, but you can cover that point well with Marie Frost Lantern, which comes flying with attack and damage. mmwww
The key is how stable you can use the effect. Good thing we tied each other up once per turn...
Is this the Deck Destruction Ghostly Crew?

Back side exclusion that can't be reused casually. Dullahan is a big hit, and Skeleton may have an unexpected power... but as a result of using it, there are many opportunities to remove 3 or 4 cards.