"Blue-Eyed Sub-Hakuryu Axis Blue-Eyed Deck (Otome Not Adopted)" Deck 2016

Playing

First of all, the reason why Otome was not adopted is that I didn't want to be limited to securing the trigger.
It is also great that Reidou, the leading trigger candidate, was incompatible with Taiko.
Personally, Otome and Taiko are her top two supporters in the Blue-Eyed world, but I decided that it would be difficult to achieve both, so I chose Taiko.
The main deployment methods are Abyakuryu (Awakening Melody), Taiko, and Resurrection Cards.
From the first hand, he will play Blue-Eyed and if possible, keep it as a Spirit Dragon.
Basically, he just hits with Blue-Eyed, but since there are no maidens or spirit halls, the sage's work is reduced, so you need to be conscious of avoiding leaving defenseless after searching as much as possible.

Strength

Stable 3000 RBI.
Rank 8.
Level 7 from Blue-Eyed Spirit Dragon. Crystal Wing from is also powerful. Especially in the mirror, it hits so much that you can say that the one who puts it out first wins.

Weakness

As with all his Blue-Eyed Decks, Special Summon Containment and Elimination is tough.
However, although I dislike Skidre, it does less damage than the Otome axis.
In the tournament he beat Blue-Eyed, Clifo and Blue-Eyed in straight sets.
EM Magician since the old limit in the final? On the other hand, monkeys, penkos, skulls, etc. made me go round from the first hand and I was defeated miserably.

Customize

The sides are infinite.
True Blue-Eyed When the ultimate dragon comes out, I want to be able to put it out from the side.
If it's serious, DD Crow for mirror countermeasures.
After that, look at the environment and be appropriate.
I think that only one Illitum is essential for the main or side.