"Mixed [Gishki] (Kojiro Sibling Edition)" Deck 2013

Playing

It is his deck that imagines the ocean on a moonlit night with the duality of ritual and XYZ.
The basic aim is to get 1 kill from the Gigas Cannon (Gigas Gigas Gustav Olafa). If you increase your hand and if you are lucky, you can kill your opponent while destroying the opponent's field. The real pleasure of his Gishki is that it can be technical or powerful depending on the construction.
"If you have one chance, you can take it to the end of the game, so you want to keep your hand in order." Luckily, the search is plentiful. Aerial is said to be slow because of its reverse, but I think it's a big advantage that it won't be hindered by Veiler if it's a reverse due to battle. In addition, the search range is wide, and the strength is that you can bring all Gishki. The cards you search for will change depending on the situation in your hand, but if you're in your first hand, let's put this girl face down. This is the key card that determines the strategy of her deck.
The operation of this Deck is divided into two patterns. The first is ritual. If you go with this flow, Abyss will be the basic search destination for Arial, considering the next draw.
While the above 10 axes development is the main way to win, it has enough power to handle fistfights.
I am very grateful for Levi Anima's no-cost draw for the early transition.
If your opponent deploys first, you can use Soul Ogre's monster removal or Gust Krake + Ice Elemental Lord's handicap to slow down further follow-up attacks.
In addition to removing his opponent's GY add with Mind Orgus, in the case of a long-term battle, you can fight tenaciously by returning his Spell/Trap such as Salvage from his GY to his Deck.
Also, in order to counter Ariel's teary-eyed 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, we invited Tsukiyomi no Mikoto, who is believed to be the author of the Tsuki no sho. Normally, the reverse effect can be reused, and we can expect a fairly high synergy with the Gishki category.
The other pattern is the XYZ system. The judgment criteria that flow here are mainly when she has Rank-Up-Magic in hand. Or if you can't SS the ritual type even after searching for 1 or 2 cards. In such a case, the search from Ariel becomes a beast.
"Don't worry if you can't summon Ritual Gishki." This EX Deck acts as his WATER XYZ Deck in his Gishki skin, frankly.
If there is Rank-Up-Magic, then No. 101 to CNo. Let's call 101. There is a surprising sense of security just by being there. Depending on the situation, let's overlap the Zero Lancer. That alone makes him 4200 ATK. C No. If 101 absorbs the opponent, the RBI will increase further, negate the opponent's monster effect + destruction resistance bonus. For some reason, there is no limit on the number of times the destruction resistance can be used, so it is truly a spear and a shield. too nice
His other WATER XYZs are also perfect, and I am once again amazed by their excellence.

Strength

"Depending on the situation, I would like to change the search policy a little
When calling a Ritual Monster in the Abyss, use a vision. Search destinations expand. But only once. I'd like to keep one in his deck for a diva.
The priority of the Ritual Monsters brought into the hand is L10>L8>L6.
It's easy to forget, Abyss can also search with Flip Summon (not reverse). If you survived from the previous turn, you can reuse it in Tsukuyomi Life etc. Ideally, 1 search with NS, end the turn with Torrent Funeral/《Torrential Reborn》face down → activate both traps in line with the opponent's summons → search again with SS → turn inside out with Tsukuyomi Life etc. and use his Flip Summon search flow.
When summoning a Ritual Monster, I try to use his other Ritual Monsters in my hand as much as possible and try to return Aquamirror to his Deck.
　

Weakness

Exclude
The fate of the Ritual Deck, the horror of the first all-blue

Customize

I wanted to use as many Ritual Gishki as possible, so there are 6 Ritual Gishki, 2 for each level. If you want to clean it up, L6 Ritual Pair and Ice Elemental Lord, together with M7 from the EX Deck.