"Shaftless Ibi Gishki Beat" Deck 2014

Playing

The leading handicap has become tough, so I made it as a return to the origin. Yes, Gishki was originally supposed to be a theme aimed at hitting with Ibi Gishki. Where did I go astray, it continues to be thought that I only have brains of advanced handicap using the Hieratic Dragon and a toy called Tremys.
In the current environment, there is a tendency to "earn a little ad and win", so in order to step into that field, I tried not only salvage but also meditation techniques. I feel that Levi Anima has become much stronger with the passage of time.
There are many Ritual Monsters, but he can cut it as a train cost to rotate the deck, or you can put it in his GY to bring an effective monster to your hand on the spot. That's why I've intentionally added more. Ordinarily, the one with more Ritual Monsters will spin.
If you don't have enough Shadow Gishki back in his deck, it will be difficult to get Aquamirror into your hand, so we need to adjust that. Since Ritual Monsters are basically the release personnel, he also has to make sure that GY does not accumulate too many Ritual Monsters.
Psycherone is very powerful when thrust to the side. It seems that it is still useful to incorporate peeping handicap as a strategy.
If you don't keep the Holy Grail on your side, you'll be stuck with Gao after Zealgigas is eliminated.
One last word,
"Arial-tan is cute prprpr"

Strength

Advantage Recovery, Peeping Hands, Interfering with GY, Deck Bounce, Responsiveness

Weakness

The Dark Deck isn't that bad, but it's pretty weak against things like Ruler and DD Crow. Recently, cycle leaders are often used, but I think there is no loss in including 《Imperial Iron Wall》

Customize

Even if you change 《Fish Depth Charge》to aquatic arts, you can use the remaining extra frames according to your virtual enemies.