"Dinosaur beat permission" Deck 2015

Playing

A deck that uses two types of rank 4 Evolzar depending on the situation to block the opponent's hand.
mainly
1. "Rescue Rabbit" of trust and security.
2. Special Summon a Level 4 Dinosaur Normal Monster with 《Unexpected Dai》, then summon a Level 4 Dinosaur from your hand.
3. Use 《Hydrogeddon》or 《Jurrac Guaiba》to destroy an opponent's monster by battle and use the Recruit effect.
He summons Evolzar in three ways:
Basically, give priority to Lagia,
Use Dorka when Back's Trap is full or when the opponent relies on his Effect Monster's effects on his Deck (Rylo, etc.).
Make use of the 《Berserk Scales》piled up in 3 piles for Dinosaur Recruiter's attack support and combat tricks.
If you use it on Guaiba, you can create the next rank 4 while defeating monsters under 2600.
If the opponent shrugs off his Evolzar effect and takes defensive moves such as laying monsters down, then the rest is on our pace.
Use a recruiter, etc. to further contain the opponent's hand.

Strength

Since it can be deployed by the above three means, it is rare that it will be a hand that can not do anything.
Even if you can't get Evolzar out of your hand, you can often connect the field with 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》or general-purpose traps.
Let's contain the movement before the opponent begins to rampage.
Cards that negate monster effects, such as Veiler and Brestle, unless they negate the activation.
He can pass Evolzar's effects with the Book of the Moon, Knockout, etc.
It is a good idea to use it when you are disturbed by the hand interference that you do not want to let through.

Weakness

Pendulum Monster is troublesome.
Note that you can't use Recruiter's effect and can't be stopped unless you negate the P-summoning with Lagia or use Naraku.

Customize

The main deck has a large number of 46 cards, but this is because there are many cards that you don't want to see more than once in your hand, such as Recruiter and his Normal Monsters.
If you don't like having more than 40 cards, adjust the number so that you don't end up with extra cards in your hand.