"An unidentified spherical avatar that protects the mysterious ancient ruins." Deck 2016

Playing

It is a deck that uses the University of Tokyo Qliphort as a reference to increase the number of draw sources and thoroughly bring avatars and tools to the hand.
The basic strategy is to draw thoroughly and add 3 of his Qliphort monsters, avatars and tools to your hand. And put the tool in the P zone and put the assembler on the other side. Summon three bodies and Tribute Summon your avatar.
I may be saying it's pretty unreasonable, but you can summon it on your first turn with a probability of about 40%.

Strength

Genomes, Archives can bounce monsters and remove Spells & Traps when released for Tribute Summon, making a big difference at the cost of your avatar. However, please note that if you remove the monster with the highest ATK, the avatar will become just a ball.
The assembler is also powerful because it can draw in the end phase for the number of releases at his Tribute Summon.

Weakness

Avatar is a very fragile ball.
Monster effects will quickly kill you.
To give an example, 《Red Wyvern》has the effect of destroying the monster with the highest ATK on the field, and can be said to be Avatar's ultimate natural enemy.
Moreover, the ball itself depends on his ATK of other monsters, so if a low-grade deck is used, the duel will stall. Moreover, the avatar's effect Spell & Trap seal expires in the meantime and it really becomes just a ball.

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