"Dragunity (2014/4~)" Deck 2014

Playing

Tempest was restricted by the limit regulation in April, but there is no restriction on the main parts and there is no effect on the conventional movement. However, since the appearance of Artifact, it has become difficult for him to easily develop it, and for Dragunity, who is not good at earning an advantage by himself, it has become a headwind.
*Changes from last time
・Restructuring of Streak Bounzer
Due to the ruling change, the effect of Streak Bounzer can no longer be activated, making it impossible to block the reverse effect that was characteristic. If you just want to negate the effect, even if you need some ingenuity, Fergrant, which can interfere with permanent effects, is sufficient in many situations and is dismissed.
・Addition of Beyond the Hope
Bounzer is thrown into the empty hole. By setting her ATK to 0 when summoning Xyz, even if there are multiple monsters on the opponent's field, it can be put into one-kill range. Simply having 3000 RBIs in rank 6 is big.
・《Nobleman of Extermination》to Trap Stun
《Nobleman of Extermination》had many merits for Nobleman of Extermination, but the number of Traps I wanted to stop increased, so I changed to Trap Stun. Trap stun, which can care for traps at once, is still excellent, although it does not have an immediate effect. However, the cyclone cannot be extinguished.
・Blaster, D/D Crow
Blaster can convert the dragons stored in his GY into RBI points, and can hit Durandal, Pleiades, and Midrash on its own, so it was adopted. The fact that D/D Crow can easily be used as a main player and is easy to function is the element that differentiates his Dragunity from other decks. So the main input. You can search, so you can see what's going on with a pin stab.

Strength

The monsters in the deployment destination are excellent, so if you don't even step on the obstruction card, you can fully rampage. It creates an advantage from the connection between cards that can not earn an advantage by itself. Since dragons are involved, Koa'ki Meiru Drago, which prohibits light and dark Special Summons, is a hidden advantage. If you just use it normally, it's surprisingly easy to deal with, so you can use a special summon at the end of the one-kill pattern to take care of fader goose, or put it in his GY in advance and use libide as a counter to the light and darkness special summon. It may be better to use it in a disguised way.
It's an extreme argument, but if it's hard to make up for the difference in advantage, one-kill that blows away the advantage earned by the opponent is likely to be the countermeasure against the top environment in Dragunity this season. Even if it seems impossible, it will be an important tactic for his Dragunity to turn into a beatdown with Trap and Stada.

Weakness

Accidents can occur as a result of having so many multi-stack cards that either don't work on their own or are clearly unnecessary. However, if you reduce them, the stability will decrease and you will not be able to move even the original movement, so it is very difficult to balance. It's also a problem that all kinds of cards are stuck as meta anyway.
As I've said many times, there are no cards in the category that can gain an advantage by themselves, such as Nebradisc, and the valley starts from -1, so it's a bit disadvantageous when it comes to ad battles.
How to reduce the disadvantage, how much to insert cards that interfere with the opponent, and how to reliably connect to one kill, it will be a future task to review and establish them.

Customize

Blue Seirios and Sin Stada, which can be summoned and become the cost of the Magic Deck, don't seem to be bad either. Other candidates are the hand trigger system and the addition of the mausoleum.
Side plans are also very important when using Dragunity in competitions. From the second game onwards, he will be more prone to hand triggers and traps that Dragunity is not good at, and his deck will definitely be harder to move than in the first game. In general, side decks are often loaded with the meta of popular decks, but in the case of Dragunity, it's good to prepare a meta for the cards that are thrown in from the side. Even within that meta, 《Debunk》plays a role as a one-kill support and a counter to Dragon Ruler, so I think it would be a good idea to put it in the side Deck as a priority. In the future, if Shaddoll's super fusion destinations increase and we can see even the main introduction, let's consider increasing the amount of Night Shot etc. and actively interfering with face-down cards. Of course, even in the current situation, there are quite a few monsters that can be super-fused, such as Fergrant and Redame, and considering the balance with meta-type traps, it is okay to include night shots from now on, considering situations where it is difficult to shoot a large storm.
I think that the current main will probably be similar to his Dragunity template for this season. Rather than forcibly throwing in meta elements from the main, it may be more like his Dragunity to be conscious of cutting 8000 LP.