Gizmek Orochi, the Serpentron Sky Slasher →Used Deck

Good as a back-up member
It's a high-scoring, high-level monster that you can easily put out.
The blessed status of Machine and DARK is also wonderful
However, it is required to remove 8 cards every time, and if you use it roughly, you may run out of Deck resources, so -1
Good compatibility with Daiza as well known

It is a monster that is one of the reasons for building a GS Deck. Unlike 《Dinowrestler Pankratops》, which is a powerful monster that is complete on its own, it has the advantage of being a stable supply of materials as long as the Deck does not run out. It's unsatisfactory when used alone, but it has the highest performance as an Xyz material or Synchro material.
You can always Special Summon from your hand or GY, so you can come up with various ways to use it. Using it as a cost for cards like Trade-In, or using Hop Ear Squadron to play Baronne de Fleur during your opponent's turn seems to be strong.
The demerit effect of scraping his deck needs to be careful in terms of construction. It would be difficult to adopt it for solitaire deck with so-called strong combo. He cuts the deck with tremendous speed, so you can increase the number of cards.
At first glance, it works well with Ursarctic, and it's actually good, but Ursarctic Big Dipper is too easy to fly, so it can't be included in normal builds. It works great in GS builds with Therion, so it's definitely stronger to include this card instead of using Ursarctic's deployment route. . .

It is excellent because it can be used for various materials as a level 8 that can be easily put out.
Since the effect can only be used once per turn, it's best to put it out on your opponent's turn and use its destructive effect on your turn.
It is a useful card for offense and defense, such as using it as an emergency wall or as an additional RBI of 2450.
Special Summon is possible from GY, so it is also useful as a cost.

Ingenuity's First Monster
He is also active in the environment at Murakumo Daiza, which bears his own name.
It was also used in his Orcust, which was a former environment deck because it was a dark machine.
Currently, low-grade low-rare mechanics have been implemented, and he can build decks with just his mechanics, and the importance of them is high.
Utilizing the ability to deploy even during the opponent's turn, it is versatile, such as adding materials for Mascarena's Accel Link and using it to pull the triggers of various Topologics yourself.

The pictures are simply cool, and the word Murakumo has too much sense.
Such an ordinary person cannot think of,
I think one of the great things about Yu-Gi-Oh is that they come out with great cards (sometimes they have bad taste though lol).
By removing the top 8 cards in the Deck, you can use Furice Special Summon, and by removing 3 EX cards, you can remove monsters, and you can't use both effects in one turn.
An unexpectedly nasty monster with tricky movements.
His compatibility with Daiza is outstanding, and I often see him in the environment deck as a close friend, but I think he can raise Daiza's ATK to an exceptional value in no time, and I think he has great potential in the future.

He is in charge of DARK in the Kikou series, and is the first Kikikou monster to appear.
And both of those effects have a cost to banish Decks and Extras from the back side, and it's something that people like and dislike. The impression received from the text seems to be a subtle card with a strong peculiarity.
Self-SS is a hand trigger that can be activated even during the opponent's turn, and his GY trigger is also a Friche effect.
However, when I opened the lid, it was a Shirayuki pattern that only the first one in the series was overwhelmingly buggy.

A card that has been adopted in Orcust due to the 《Knightmare Mermaid》ban and the 《Dark Grepher》semi-restriction. Due to the nature of DARK and Machine, it has a strange compatibility that can drop any of 《Armageddon Knight》, 《Scrap Recycler》, and 《Orcust Knightmare》used in Orcust. Also great for the aforementioned Dark Grepher hand cost. The cost of removing 8 cards from the top of the Deck is comparable to Pot of Desires, but the risk is almost zero because the parts necessary for GY are dropped from Orcust. Although you can only use one of the effects, you can use removal on your turn by making Special Summon your opponent's turn. Removal means removing 3 cards from the EX Deck face-down, but it's a light category because you can use 3 monsters in the EX Deck that you probably won't use. Other than Orcust, it works very well with 《Gren Maju Da Eiza》. 3200 hit points are also increased by the effect of ①.

A really strong one. Well, thanks for being cheap.
The effect is self-regeneration by scraping a large amount of his Deck or elimination by scraping EX.
Are you going to cut 8 of them? You may think that, but if you can see that Special Summon can be done immediately without preliminary preparations for the field or GY, isn't it quite a high spec as a release or Xyz material? Especially in Xyz, it will play an active role as a rank 8 material for Hope Dragon and Felgrand, which have strong suppression power.

There is a possibility that the key card will be blown away by removing 8 cards from the deck, but the level 8 material that can be easily released from the hand/GY is not bad.
In the future, if there are more cards that can interfere with face-down removal, it will likely see the light of day, and I feel it has potential.

It is tempting and train compatible, has a blessed status that makes it easy to send to GY, and can be deployed and removed by scraping the deck.
The deployment is Friche, and it can also function as a wall during the opponent's turn. 1 or 2 effects can be used, so if you're aiming for removal, it's best to deploy during your opponent's turn. It's easy to take measures, but it's different if you can't do it.
However, it has a lot of resources, and it's a hard-to-use face-down removal card, so I don't think it's a strong card even if you throw it randomly.
Whether it's removal performance or RBI, it's not a spec that you can rely on. Especially if you make full use of both expansion and removal. A place where you want to operate after preparing your hand as much as possible.
As it has already been said, due to its large amount of resources, it has good compatibility with Daiza, and if it is used in combination with Strong Greed, it will unleash tremendous explosive power.
It's a somewhat quirky card, but I think it's a worthwhile performance.

There is a possibility of blowing away the key card, but the effect is super easy to use.
The use of backside exclusions is gradually increasing, so we can expect more in the future.
Ultimate Rare was sold for 100 yen at the store, so I bought it immediately.
I think it's an underestimate...

A monster with a Bujin-like name.
Will this year's Ultra frame be a general-purpose machine instead of a general-purpose dragon?
Basically, any deck can be used and the effect is versatile, but even though it's not a direct advantage, he eats up deck resources at a tremendous rate, so his deck that can be used is limited to some extent.
Considering how it eats up the deck resources, the RBI is a little odd, and the removal is also a bit unappealing because it is a destruction that is targeted by the activation effect.
It can also be revived from GY, and it can easily inflate the number of exclusions, so it may be possible with a deck that uses Dyzer.

Yamata Orochi seems to be particular about level 8, excluding 8 cards.
By removing 8 cards from the top of the Deck, you can Special Summon from your hand or GY.
It has the effect of destroying 1 face-up monster on the field by removing 3 cards from the back side.
It has a powerful self-regeneration, but the cost for that is 8 face-down exclusions. We need a similar number of removals to run Greedy. Greed itself reigned as a powerful Droso with the theory that the dropped card was a dead card, but this card is basically the same, but it still has the same problem of hindering search and recruit.
Since his ATK is at an advanced level, I would rather use it as a material, but his Deck that uses rank 8 tends to be technical due to his GY Fertilization and resurrection, so the deck I use is where there is subtlety
The removal effect isn't very reliable because it destroys targets and you can't use it on the turn you Special Summon. In general, it is excellent, but I feel that it is unexpectedly difficult to use because there are many restrictions on small parts.

It's a secret that he thought that the DARK Machine, which seems to be a sequel (?) to the DARK Dragon series, was new to Crystron for a while.
You can Special Summon from your hand or GY by excluding the top 8 cards from the top of the Deck face-down, it's difficult to combo with something because of the face-down removal, and you can shave off 8 cards to get a low RBI. No, you can also remove it with the 2 effect, but it's a normal activation effect and you can't use it on the turn you Special Summon, so it's a little tricky. You can use it for removal.
However, if you look at it from a different point of view, it can be seen as an 8 that you can Special Summon unconditionally regardless of the situation such as your hand or GY. There may be, and it is possible to use it to increase the RBI of Dyza and Gratton by taking advantage of the fact that it can increase the number of backside removals.