"Nekroz ( Nekroz ) @ SR adoption type" Deck 2016

Playing

Due to the April revision, it seems that the number of users has increased slightly, probably due to the effect that a certain number of decks exist in the environment again.
I will post it because there are many posts that specialize in releasers and explain only releasers.
As for Nekroz, playing is an important deck, but I won't explain the basics of how to turn and return.
I think that the basic construction is roughly the same, but will the cards used change slightly depending on the environment?
I will write down the reasons for hiring, etc.
Advantages of adopting SR
An environment with strong traps. Buddha, there are many scenes where it is difficult to break through only with rituals
I feel that the adoption of Valor has decreased compared to the previous term, but it is still not uncommon for Buddha to summon and use the effect negate and stop.
・From beigoma special to effect activation
You can check summon negate and hand trigger. Also, you can check the increased G after searching for Taketonborg.
・From Takent Borg Special to Grand Pulse Special Effect Activation
You can confirm the abyss by setting up Granpulse, and then destroy the bag.
It is also a RBI that you can aim for 18 RBIs and one shots, so please do not put it out in thought-stopping defense.
I think it's a very effective choice in Nekroz, where 《Twin Twisters》is difficult to adopt.
It will be possible to turn from Buddha normal by looking at the opponent's hand trigger and back
Also, since the first attack is weak, by making the search destination red-eyed and setting up an ardek from normal,
It is possible to interfere with the deployment and force battle without sending monsters in hand and GY to his GY.
Very strong against Blue-Eyed for this action
As a way to break through the opponent, it is difficult unless there is an alternative set
The Mausoleum and Valley effects sent to his GY cannot be activated, negate the melody with Ardek
I think this is a useful move.
I think that SR adoption is a very effective option in an environment with many backgrounds.
Considering the first move, I think it would be a good match with Nekroz.
About Releaser
In terms of stamina, there is no stability with Shrit, GY's Brysolas, and how well you can hold Buddha.
We have adopted such a point with the recognition that it can be eliminated as the cost of Trishula, Bryunac, and Clausolus.
This is because if you are playing with a focus on the releaser, you will lose if you can't do it, and if you break through, you will lose.
In any build, he doesn't have much merit to go first with Nekroz, and I think it's tough if he can't at least use a trishula and use a releaser.
The releaser wins easily with the first attack. Instead of building and playing from the idea of
Isn't it important to spin with a feeling of being lucky if you can aim for insurance?
Also, this season is an environment where Beato Spirit Dragon will be the first attack, so it won't be easy.
After all, the meta is concentrated on those two cards, so it may be returned
About extras
I personally think it's confirmed except for Black Rose and Hope Set
It's a card that is used in most of his decks, so I won't explain it.
Black Rose
The only cards that can flip the board are Trishula and Butte.
It may not be possible to turn over the trishula.
I use the right to summon with one beigoma, but I use it for the reason that it is possible.
hope set
I use it because I have trains and Raidraptor in my environment
It's simply strong, but in the case of SR adoption, the frame of extras is tight and you have to see a clear imaginary enemy.
It's not a card to use just because it's Rank 4.
Also, I see duplicate adoption of cards with overlapping roles such as Hope Set and Dabellion, Castel and Arknight.
Is he about Blue-Eyed when he uses Dabellion? As long as there are no major issues, Hopeset seems fine.
I haven't seen Arknight since before and after the Performapal Performage.
Occasionally, Defense Position is targeted, but it can't be done, so Castel is enough to remove it.
In addition, I will continue with extras related
There are people who adopt Halbert, but I personally can't find a reason to adopt Halbert at present.
If you set rank 4, you will remain on the field after that, so you will be able to search for rituals from GY exclusion and will have to attack in order to return them.
Rituals are the main part, and Rank 4 is a bonus, unless you are aware that it is strictly operational, and there is not much merit in raising Rank 4 as long as you return it with Trishula.
Personally, I think the presence or absence of Ptolemy is the presence or absence of Halbert adoption.
About Masmati Valve
SR is fine if you want to make an ardek
Special Summon is possible with 3 initial moves, so it's not as weak as Valve.
Valve is a weak card unlike Akame, and Special Summon's deck top GY feed is a pain except for the releaser.
For the above reasons, we will not actively recruit
About hand trigger
Increased G>Rabbit>Vehler, I think
Increased G is the main card to use when using Nekroz
By suppressing the opponent's deployment, you will be able to pass the Trishula.
If you deploy it for Trishulacare, you can get an extra hand.
I don't need it because I'm using a releaser. There is an opinion that says, but the point is different because the usage is different
Regarding rabbits, is it a situation where there are many Qlipho, D/D, etc. and there is an extra slot in the main game?
Since there are few opponents who want to use Veiler this season, the priority of adopting it will be relatively low.

Strength

About Nekroz Adoption Number
I won't go into detail about Clausolas, Unicorn, and Brynac.
3 trishula
It became noticeable this season
I saw on the net that there was one return card, one filling card, and one defense card, and I think that's right.
The key is how many trishulas you can pass through, so I used 3 instead of 2.
Also, by increasing the chances of pulling out, you will be able to search for Shritt with Brünak and others with Buddha.
2 valkyrs
Two cards are used, one for turning the Deck and one for protection.
Unlike Trishula, there are times when the 3rd card can't be processed, so personally I think it's just right to use 2 cards.
Also, I think that you can understand a certain level of player skill by using this card.
Give them a clear reason instead of needlessly protecting them, and the merits of releasing themselves and leaving space, etc.
1 discisive
Surprise attack, one return is enough
It's strong even if you put it out again, but it's not stable because you basically use Shrit.
However, since set cards are excluded, you can choose a set monster and a back, so it can be a card that can be used as one card.
It is easy to use, such as raising the firepower by entwining it with rebellion, one-shot, etc.
not adopted
Gungnir
what do you do to protect It is not adopted because there are relatively many scenes to say
There is no merit to put it in the field other than using it as a single card to fill the second half
However, is it possible to evaluate the points that can be achieved with Buddha + Releaser other than Kaleidoscope?
Great Mage, Dancing Princess
I have never used this card successfully, so please give me some advice.
About the ritual
3 kaleidoscopes
Level 12, Level 11, Level 4, Shritt, cards that can be used a total of 4 times, so 3 copies are stable
Relatively high rate cards in Deck but no compromises
2 mirrors
GY Shritt GY Bryusolas
This is the main usage, so there is no problem with two sheets.
Unlike Kaleidoscope, you can release any number of copies, GY exclusion seems strong
There is no merit of consuming your hand and field, and forcibly excluding GY will crush resources.
1 anti-soul art
1 due to limitation
There are other uses besides Clausolas
Bryu → Shrit to rebellious Shrit release GY Bruhnakh
Shrit → Trishula, Trishula from the Demon Mirror, etc.
Rebellion Chain Decisive Hand Trigger Effect
Shrit release GY's decisive special, Shrit → Trishula, Komakyo to Trishula, etc.
There are people who don't use it other than Lily Sir Claus Solas, so I introduced a little
I think that this ratio will not collapse unless there is a lot of things to do with the number of rituals

Weakness

As I said at the beginning, Nekroz is a deck where playing matters.
It is possible to search, develop and search as a reason, so even if it is the same hand, the board, one shot, and final field will change.
A copy of the prize deck is fine, but it would be a waste if it stopped there.
How will it develop and what will you search for? Are you using the effects of Dire Wolf and Valkyrus well, etc.
Win with the releaser. I don't know what to say, but as long as you use Nekroz, I think it's a card that you should use after understanding Nekroz's characteristics and how to turn it.
As for the side, it depends on the environment, so I will not publish it
Since there is no particular key card, it is the default, and the Deck evaluation criteria is unknown, so it is the default

Customize

If you have any opinions or advice, please let me know.