Amorphage Gluttony →Used Deck

In the Amorphage Deck, it's a monster that makes you happy when it comes in the first hand as much as Amorphage Lechery. Even when paired with another theme, it doesn't get in the way because you can self-destruct this guy when your turn comes. It would be interesting to combine him with Skill Drain to create a metaphor for monster effects.
If you pair it with Amorphage Lechery, you'll have the strongest lineup, but with this, the scale will be 5.》→ ``P summon 《Amorphage Goliath》or ``Amorphage Sloth》→ ``Return Karate (Kendo) to the hand and activate 《Amorphage Lechery》on the scale”. The most important thing is that there are many required cards, and there are also weaknesses such as difficulty in scaling and securing releases in the development of the next turn.

It has the effect of blocking the activation of monster effects with P effects and blocking Special Summon from the EX Deck with monster effects.
Monster effects are strong against his deck that uses EX, and if the P effect is also applied, many decks will not rotate.
Place "Amorphage" Pendulum monsters on the left and right scales, and create a situation where the "Amorphage" monsters that have been Pendulum Summoned exist in the monster zone, and you can reinforce your status with 《Amorphage Infection》etc. deaf.
…if only I could make it
To create such a situation,
2 types of Amorphage with P effect you want to adapt
+ Level 4 "Amorphage"
+ "Amorphage" Spell/Trap
And you need to have at least 4 cards in your hand. "Amorphage" does not have an all-purpose search that can be used from the first turn, making it extremely difficult.
It's not very good on turn 1 when the 1st suppression works, but you can't do that, and most of the time you'll only be able to subtly suppress it.
In addition, it is difficult to maintain control because it requires a heavy maintenance cost each time it is in the Standby Phase of your turn. If you have 《Amorphage Infection》, etc., you can make up for it to some extent, but as mentioned above, it's not something that you can conveniently put in your hand. Also, if the "Amorphage" monster is no longer on the field or the P card self-destructs, the suppression will not work at that timing, so it will give you a chance to reverse. Therefore, it can be said that it is a fatal disadvantage.
On top of that, from the 10th term onwards, if there are no P monsters, the P Special Summon from the EX Deck will not be possible, so it has become more difficult to prepare releases than the 9th term.
How about giving up building an "Amorphage" Deck and using it in a Dragon Deck or P Deck as a P card with a one-turn suppression effect?

A card you want to keep in the P zone no matter what when using Amorphage.
Being able to block all monster effects regardless of your hand, field, or GY is a rare effect, and you can also eliminate his GY activation effects that cannot be covered by 《Skill Drain》.
There are many ways to search for it, but since it is a card that you want to stick as early as possible, it is effective to use 《Wavering Eyes》.
Amorphage monsters have a powerful blockage called EX binding, but they are completely powerless against effects, so I definitely want to block monsters with removal effects with this card. His partner is Lux, which blocks his spell cards, and by placing them at the same time, you can also stop feather brooms and Lightning Storm.
However, his level and status are very difficult, and in the first place he has a difficulty that he can not do Pendulum Summon with only his Amorphage card,
There will be three options: to divide it as a card to put in the P zone, to put it out with Normal Summon, or to put it out using other P monsters. However, even if he is placed on the field, his ATK is 0 and he will only be a wall in battle, so it is safe to have him stay quietly in the P zone.

With the Pendulum effect, I think it's great that the "Amorphage" Deck can unilaterally block the effects of the opponent's monsters. There are many decks that rely on monster effects, so I think there are many situations where it works effectively.
I don't think the maintenance cost will be a problem either, as it can be reused if it's a P monster that fits the scale if it's connected to a Amorphage Infection search or an "Amorphous P" draw.

He's Amorphage, who can block monster effects.
Its binding power is extremely high, and it has the highest binding power along with the spell-sealed Lux.
However, the price is low level, and Amorphage alone cannot be P-summoned.
The subtlety of this scale is Amorphage's worst weakness.

Amorphage, a new dragon theme with a reputation for overwhelming killing power.
It is a deck that demonstrates a threatening sealing ability from the Pendulum zone, and a common and powerful extra sealing ability in the monster zone, but its combat power is a little difficult and it seems that it will be difficult to release. Moreover, although the individual card power is high, such as a high accident rate, it is subtle when gathered together. Highly reliant on permanent cards and afraid of tweeting.
Gastor seals monster effects. It goes without saying that it is powerful. In terms of suppressing the actions of the opponent's turn, I think Amorphage is the most reliable player. If you use it side by side with Lux, which seals spell cards, you can give your opponent the despair of the Shock Ruler Corps class.
It's a card that best embodies the colors of Amorphage, but it's hard to get out with Pendulum.