"Arifureta Ritual Beast Deck" Deck 2016

Playing

The illustration of 《Ritual Beast Ulti-Pettlephin》was so gorgeous that I dabbled in it.
I tried my best to study and build Ritual Beast, but in the end I landed on a mundane composition.
Q. What is the extra 《El Shaddoll Wendigo》included in?
A. Decoration
"Ritual Beast so cute! Wen-chan is so cute~" → "Sadly, Wen-chan ends up like this... (shows 《Ritual Beast Ambush》)" → "Eh, what is this Wen-chan!" → "And like this Become (show the Wendigo)” → “Gang!”
It is included for ... Finally, let's show the shadow Ritual Beast user - Zefra Wendy and reassure him. "Ah...but Shaddoll nice..." She's not a Ritual Beast, he's Shaddoll
[Main flow]
1. First, aim to put out a Holy Ritual Beast Knight by arranging a set of two types, a Spiritual Beast and a Ritual Beast user, on the field.
2. Holy Ritual Beast Knight (Fusion) is mainly used for 4 different purposes
(1) Fusion Kannahawk: Search
(2) Fused Petorphin: Defense
(3) Fusion Appellaio: Attack
(4) Fusion Gaiapelio: Interference
3.Basically, use the effect of Fusion Kanna to search for the Ritual Beast cards you need. If you call in a chain and a cavalry attack, set it and switch to Fusion Petr (Defense) and transfer the turn to the opponent. In the opponent's turn, the fusion Ritual Beast's separation and continuous contract / cavalry combos are used to dodge and clean up the opponent's monsters.
4. When it's your turn, repeat the Fusion Kanna's effect to collect the Ritual Beast cards you need, and repeat the fusion and separation while thinking about the Ritual Beast to be left on the field at the end.
5. If there is an opportunity to attack during these processes, use Apelio's attack and defense up effect to strengthen the whole and attack at once. At this time, if you add Companion to your hand in advance, you can use Fusion Gaiapelio to damage the follow-up attack, so it is very powerful. Once you've attacked into a mostly open space, you'll be settled with this.
[point]
1. This deck uses fusion and separation to gain advantages and dodge the opponent's attacks, so if you attack in the middle or overdo it, it will be difficult to rebuild if it is targeted and destroyed. It gets harder. For example, if you can't protect a set of two types of Spiritual Beast and Ritual Beast users, you won't be able to move.
2. For that reason, I think that the mainstream style is to dodge the opponent's attack while aligning the number of moves with fusion and separation until the winning line is completed, and then attack at once when there is a gap.
3. The Ritual Beasts that are called in by searching from the Deck, his GY fertilization, and banning, etc. are basically conscious that there are two types of Spiritual Beasts and Ritual Beast users, and they are in the hand, GY, and exclusion zone. I think that mistakes are less likely to occur if you select things that do not exist. The reason is that in order to repeat fusion/separation, you always need a set of two types of Spiritual Beast and Ritual Beast users (Soban is an exception to that).
4.Fusion Ritual Beast has an effect that can be separated even in the opponent's turn, but only the fusion Gaiapelio does not have a separation effect, so be careful. Instead, it has a strong obstructive effect, so it's safer to use it only if you have a Ritual Beast card in your hand.
5. Ritual Beast's Special Summon is only once per turn. If you repeat exclusion by fusion/separation and Special Summon, you will get lost, so be sure to play while making sure you know which Special Summon was done.

Strength

1. By arranging a set of two types of Spiritual Beast and Ritual Beast users, you can create powerful Fusion Monsters that can be reused.
2.Fusion Ritual Beast can be separated even during the opponent's turn, so it is difficult to remove (Fusion Petr especially has high DEF)
3. Easy-to-search consecutive pacts can easily destroy a large amount of opponent's monsters.
4. One turn kill is possible

Weakness

1. The advantage is also the disadvantage.
2. You can't do anything when the exclusion is sealed
3. It is not suitable for beginners because it requires the repetition of complex processing as basic movements.
4.1 turn action is long

Customize

2016/09/06
I thought about a frame to put "Spiritual Beast Tamer Winda" that appears in Raging Tempest
(in)《Spiritual Beast Tamer Winda》×2 (out) Ritual Beast user Rampenda×1, Ritual Beast user Petorphin×1
Winda is attractive because it can be used as a card for both Spiritual Beast and Ritual Beast. If Winda alone can activate its effect, it can be connected directly to the fusion Ritual Beast, so it seems that there will be no problem even if you cut the deployment assist Rampenda. Exquisite that ATK is the same as Rampenda! Petorphin has a removal ability and can be used as a wall of DEF 2000 even by itself, so I used 2 copies, but Winda is a card that can function even by itself and has 1800 DEF, so I replaced it with one card. . If you want a removal ability, even if you draw Winda, you can connect to Petr by searching from the Fusion Cannary Crew → Separating, so I don't think it's a problem!
The parts arrived today, so I assembled the Ritual Beast and tried it, but I felt that it was a little different than I thought. If you look at the existence of each card, you can see that on the surface it is a fusion plane, and when attacking, it changes into a fusion lion, when it turns into a fusion petru, and when the turn returns, it is a fusion plane again. I wondered if it was.
However, when I actually turned it, Deck put out the fusion petr when I couldn't turn the fusion plane and had to endure, or even if I could turn the fusion plane, I would put it out once or twice as insurance. If it turns around, it will attack and finish in 1-2 turns, so Fusion Lio won't do much! "It left a strong impression."
When attacking at the end, it is said that it is stronger to use a fusion Gaiape that has a high raw RBI and can receive the attack and defense up effect of Apelio...
Personally, I think it would have been better to fuse and separate the four Ritual Beasts according to the situation, gaining an advantage little by little while fighting instead of just one kill. I was. I'm a Ritual Beast beginner, so I don't know yet if I can go in that direction depending on the build, but the illustrations are cute, and the fusion/separation movements are novel and fun, so I'm sure there will be new Ritual Beasts coming out in the future. I thought I should continue my research while looking forward to it.