"Bounce Madolche Kai" Deck 2013

Playing

After thinking about various methods, he came up with the Madolche Deck.
It is a beatdown Deck with a strong control color that repeats 《Begone, Knave!》by bouncing.
The deployment uses Happy Festa and Leviales, a series of removals that are difficult to deal with by bounce, and counter traps that make heavy use of counter traps. It is finished in a deck unique to Madolche that completely stops functioning.
It's like a spider that fights with bounces and counters until all the parts are ready, and then pounces on them the moment they're all ready. The pitiful prey lured by its cute appearance is devoured to the bone and leaves no trace.

Strength

It has a wide range of strategies such as solitaire, removal that is difficult to deal with, abundant search ability, interference ability, and can move according to many game tempos. On the down side, it's strength is that it can block almost all cards that trigger "destruction", including "Starlight Road".
It's very peaky because it requires full use of all the zones of the deck, field, GY, hand, and exclusion, but the destructive power when it starts moving is greater than his Madolche Deck that he has devised so far. It would have been great if there was an Invoker for this, but due to budget concerns, we compromised with Leviaire.
10/18
Purchase and upgrade Invoker.
Since monsters can now be summoned from anywhere, the deployment power has increased, and the one-kill ability has been further improved.
Even if you use it without thinking, you will be able to perform brutal actions normally, so the deck's overall power is tremendous.

Weakness

It's a peaky combo deck, so it's easy to have card accidents, and the development speed is a little slow.
And the problem is his Counter Trap《Rebound》. This is a card that can be called a natural enemy, and there is a danger that the movement will stop with just this card. It hurts to be stopped by the trump card Tiaramis, and it is also a weak point that it is easy to read because the victory pattern is monotonous.
Due to Madolche's nature, the danger of running out of decks is low, but in exchange, it's difficult for him to compress decks, so it's a charm that your hand will be full of monsters in the second half.
In general, he is Deck, who can be said to focus on his strengths while ignoring all his weaknesses.

Customize

Throw in Invoker and it's almost unstoppable. There aren't many monsters, but due to the nature of Madolche, if you have a lot of monsters, it will easily rot, so I don't think you need to put too many monsters.
The problem is that Invoker is terribly expensive.
10/18 Bought Invoker.