"Xyz Lunalight (RR mixed)" Deck 2019

Playing

From Lunalight, which was originally a fusion theme, I completely eliminated the element of fusion and built it on the Xyz axis.
What made it possible is the high deployment power obtained by self-bouncing the Lunalight tiger many times.
It's a field that pioneers have pioneered a lot, but I wanted to work on it, so I posted it.
As for how to turn it, it feels like the movement of RR Illusion has been replaced with his Lunalight.
《Lunalight Kaleido Chick》, 《Lunalight Yellow Marten》, and Lunalight Tiger are used to expand.
The final board is the same as the RR Illusion, Rusty Bardiche + 《Evilswarm Nightmare》+ 《Cyber Dragon Infinity》(downward fog sword x 2).
Added 2019/02/16
For the Extra Deck, Brotherhood of the Fire Fist Sen - Washinjin and Kai Brotherhood of the Fire Fist Ou - Souko were adopted to create a return pattern in the second attack.
By link-summoning Wasinjin using Souko as a material, I can use Souko's Recruit effect at no cost, so I think it's more resistant to interference.

Strength

It has absolute stability with 9 search cards and control power unique to the Xyz axis.
《Lunalight Kaleido Chick》is overwhelmingly resistant to interference for the following three reasons.
　　GY manure is a cost, not an effect
　　The same name can also be dropped
There is no name turn 1
Another advantage is that you don't necessarily have to use RR and Lunalight at the same time.
Added 2019/02/16
A card with the same name cannot be dropped for the cost of Lunalight Kaleido Chick (see wiki). We apologize for the incorrect information and will correct it.

Weakness

There is no substitute move for the multiplying G, so give up if you get hit.
Added 2019/02/16
When adopting Brotherhood of the Fire Fist, the extras are quite tight because they use two extras there.

Customize

I have more spares than I thought, so Lunalight Wolf and Fusion Monster will be ants.
Added 2019/02/16
We are also considering using "Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Bulki" in the main deck for Washingin's effect.