"ⅮⅮ please give me advice" Deck 2015

Playing

The basics are still the same, and it's an operation method that fuses from the hand and the field to revive and hit. In the previous D/D, it was so slow that it could not be moved at all unless Dark Contract or Kepra came, but with the new arrival, it has become much easier to move. Among them, the effect of Swirl Slime is quite strong, and if you come with this one and something suitable, you can expect some development. In addition, CEOs can easily be summoned by slimes, trance, phantoms, etc., so we will stack 3 CEOs and focus on multiple summons.
Thanks to Baphomet, I get the impression that Kali and Yuga will be in play more than ever, so I can fight according to the situation more than ever before. Dadark Law is a harassment.

Strength

Due to new entrants, preparations for advanced full development are short, card sealing by Kali Yuga, Oarashi. Abyss, non-destructive removal by Caesar. You can put these out according to the situation. Also, since the CEO, Tatsuyo, and Illusion have good compatibility, if you use more than one, you can put a lot of pressure on your opponent.
Unlike before, it is no longer dependent on the Dark Contract, so various developments are possible. In the middle stage when GY is getting fat, there is enough control power to decide the game at once.

Weakness

Exclusion and SS containment will end. Also, since it consumes a lot of cards from your hand, it's tough if you get blown away after fully deploying it.
Also, since the main CEO is a P-monster, it's a bit annoying once he leaves the field. Somehow the Dark Contract is useless, but it hurts

Customize

For the time being, it feels like changing little by little based on this until a new one comes.
Since we have Baphomet, we might be able to play around with the extras a little more.
To be honest, even if I use the P effect of CEO and Abyss, I don't use the P summoning itself much. For that reason, O has removed Kaizeru (even though it was expensive (;∀;) Well, I wonder if this is waiting for a new one.