"Zodiac Infernoid Commentary" Deck 2016

Playing

It is [Twelve Noids] with 60 decks.
It's called 6012 Noid.
This time is also very long, but I would appreciate it if you could read it.
I've (intended to) describe the movement of the twelve noids in great detail, so I think it will be helpful for those who put up the meta.
His Infernoid this season was a pretty good choice because his deck power was raised with the tremendous power cards 《Void Feast》and 《That Grass Looks Greener》, and his natural enemy Kozmo was surprisingly few. think.
As will be explained later, it can be said that it has been considerably strengthened because it has been completely unaffected by the conventional meta, especially G that fights back, and it has become easier to touch Decatron, so both the ability to respond and the power to control have increased.
This time, there are parts that have changed greatly from his previous post, Infernoid, and newly added gimmicks, and I wrote about both play and construction.

Strength

The reason I was using a Zoodiac-mixed build this time was because he was less dependent on his GY boost in Infernoid than normal, and he was also able to secure resources, suppress, and turn. felt that Zoodiac's gimmick was effective.
The Zoodiac gimmick has been used in many of his decks, and I think it works very well in Infernoid.
Or rather, as a business trip destination, it is quite compatible.
The easy-to-understand part is the problem of summoning rights, and in a normal Deck, there is a situation where either the summoning right of the mormorat or the main gimmick is rotten for one turn, but in Infernoid it is such a "duplication of summoning rights". but very rare.
In other words, in addition to 3 Kaikyo and 3 Mormorat, you can also convert Fire Formation - Tenki, which is difficult to use in other decks, as an initial move.
Then we will talk about how to develop from the mormorat.
I think there are probably quite a few people who know it, but it's like this ↓
Wild Bow on Guinea Rat A for SS, Bullhorn for SS
SS guinea rat B with bullhorn (guinea rat) effect
With the bullhorn effect he searches for Bujin Hiruko
SS with Tigris on Bullhorn
With the Tigris effect, GY's mormorat A is used as a material, and the mormorat C is SS with the effect as it is.
Bujintei Kaguzuchi SS with Guinea Morat B and C, top 5 with effect he goes to GY
SS with Drancia over Tigris
So far, from one mormorat (or Kaikyoku, Tenko),
Location: Kaguzuchi (2 materials), Drancia (1 material)
Hand: Hiruko + others (4 cards in the first turn)
GY: Fertilize 3 or 4 sheets + 5 sheets such as guinea pigs
I'm going to diverge a bit from here.
Because there are two options from Hilco in the Extra Deck.
(Situation) One or more of Proliferating G, 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, Decatron, or Lower Noid is excluded.
(example)
Use Hiruko's P effect to stack Amaterasu on Kaguzuchi and SS
Decatron SS in effect
↓
Trigger and collect lower noids with Amaterasu effect on opponent's standby
If 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, Proliferating G, or Decatron is banished (= Playing 《Left Arm Offering》or Shirayuki), it will become Bujinki Amaterasu, and if it is Decatron, it will be put on the field. Collect by.
Playing Decatron is best, and usually passes the turn as Nehemos or Lilith.
Amaterasu is just 2600 vanilla unless you can collect at least the lower noids, so there's no point in playing it in situations where you can't use its effects.
In such a situation, I will either become Tsukuyomi or return the turn as Kaguzuchi.
When it comes to Tsukuyomi, it's when you have a high-ranking noid in your hand, and it's rare that it stays that way.
In the development of Guinea Rat, there is a lot of discussion about the order in which Xyz stacks, and when to Special Summon Guinea Rat.
Basically, for the first one, I use Wild Bow → Bullhorn (mormorat effect → search effect) → Tigris (replace materials → mormorat effect) → Dransia.
In this order, if you save G to grow to the Guinea Rat effect, you don't lose by playing the Guinea Rat and then using Bullhorn's search effect.
This is different from the case of starting the guinea pig, but when starting from summoning guinea pigs, there is a way to not lose with increasing G and consume resources by chaining guinea pigs to his Special Summon effect. .
However, even if this side stacks Drancia, the opponent loses 1 card in G and then draws +1, and we are +1 in the search for Bullhorn and +1 if Drancia passes, so it is +2.
It's not strong in interacting with multiple low-level opponents, and it consumes resources, so strictly speaking it's hard to say +2, but it's not a loss.
Also, wherever 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》is played, at least Drancia can be backed up.
DD Crow is behind the effect of Tigris, but I think it's safe to assume that it's unlikely to be used in the main deck, and even after sideboarding, there are clearly other strong points against this deck. I don't think there's much of a problem if you ignore it.
After sideboarding, there is the existence of 《Manticore of Darkness》, and if you play a G that multiply indiscriminately, you may end up with a loop, so your opponent will also take care of that and save the G.
In this construction, even if you search for two manticores without using summoning rights, there is a limited way to send one to GY, so if you stack them in the order you mentioned earlier, the first manticore will appear before you have two mormorats. If you search for anything other than Manticore here, your opponent won't be able to play G.
Therefore, if I care about the opponent's G, I'll go Wild Bow → Tigris (mormorat effect) → Bullhorn (mormorat effect) → Kaguzuchi → Bullhorn effect → Drancia.
The only downside to this is that Hiruko falls in Kaguzuchi.
There are probably more patterns for the order in which Zodiac's Xyz stacks and the timing of using effects, but that's about all I know (ignorance)
So far I've written about the usefulness of his Zoodiac gimmick.
From now on, it's the main subject, the card about his main Infernoid.
I think you already know the usefulness of his GY boost in Infernoid, but now there's a card that can do both GY boost and domination at the same time.
《Void Feast》.
The strongest pattern in Revelry is 2 decatrons + Belphegor, and if you drop the superlative with decatrons, you can negate twice, and if you go all to GY, you will have a total of 5 infernoids.
The superlative level can be used for flipping due to its effect when landing, and the noids needed to get it out can also be fertilized with a feast~
Other than that, you can play Bullhorn from 2 Astaroth and force Mormorat deployment, or you can play advanced and add RBI.
The same thing can be done with Astaroth + Lucifuge + Decatron (lucifuge drop).
However, since the cost is limited, it is also a card that worries about the number of cards to use.
For example, if you double it, you only need to use one card as your hand cost, so it's strong, but if you draw it by itself and don't have other Void cards, it's bad.
The difference between 3 sheets and 2 sheets is the part that breaks as a result of weighing this double and single item.
There is also the construction of 1 card, so I thought it would be good if it could be used once, so I thought that it would be for searching with quenching while avoiding the draw. is.
Next, there are many questions about excellent reasoning and the rejection of 《Monster Gate》.
GY This is a card that should be included if you want to add fertilizer, but due to the limited NS slot, you can only use 3 of these against the 9 of Zoodiac's initial move, and even if you search with your left arm, you can mow the lawn. I stopped because there were overwhelmingly many cases where was stronger.
The G that proliferates is remarkable because the construction is distorted.
Unlike 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, this trigger can't do anything on the field, and it's just a nuisance card.
In this season, I highly valued Proliferating G, and since he doesn't go bad with Infernoid's gimmick, I felt that it wouldn't be a card to put in even if he stopped Proliferating G.
Also, simply because his Zoodiac card is also in the NS frame, I don't think he is a card that will stably grow GY that much.