"Mathmech (with fusion)" Deck 2019

Playing

The concept is to be able to fight as a fusion cybers while performing the movement of Mathmech
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I felt that the back attack was easier to move.
Clock Wyvern is excellent not only for fusion, but also as a link material.
Basically, the strategy is to beat down with Final Sigma, deal with the opponent's board mainly with Xyz, or aim for a high RBI fusion from a single Clock Wyvern, and you can do various things unexpectedly.
Cyber Swicked shows his strength when he has 《Balancer Lord》in GY. You can immediately expand the tuner searched by the effect.
The reason why Division uses 2 copies is that he needs monsters in the EX monster zone and his Mathmech monster in his hand to make use of the effect. Still, it's convenient when you want to put out Final Sigma and move the monsters in the EX monster zone.

Strength

One punch is strong.
The speed of accessing Final Sigma is also quite fast.
If you get Final Sigma with Nabla and Multiplier, you can easily aim for 1 kill.
Also, with the advent of d'Alembertian, search and recruiting have stabilized, and it has become possible to move more flexibly.
Add Sigma to your hand with D'Alembertian, release yourself with the 2 effect to revive GY's Mathmech, and with the Sigma effect he Special Summons and connects to Synchro, at least connecting to magma.
Nayuta is also strong. When the opponent declares an attack, you can increase the RBI and fertilize his GY at the same time, and even if the equipped monster is destroyed, he can salvage the GY card.
Six tuners is not enough for a Synchro Summoning Deck, but if you put out two level 4s and entangle D'Alembertian, you can search for tuners, so you can do something unexpectedly.

Weakness

Except for Sigma, all cards are drawn from your hand, so if a large card you put out with great effort is removed by something other than destruction, it will quickly become depleted.
Final Sigma also looks invincible at first glance, but recently there are many monsters that can easily exceed 3000 RBI, so it is often broken through by battle destruction.
He also found it inconvenient that his Mathmech Spell, which he could bring with Synchro Monster's when-destroyed effect, only had a fast-acting formula. Even if I bring Nayuta, there is no monster to equip it with (´・ω・｀)
With a lot of space left over for Cyber Skrok Dragon, he sometimes felt like he was missing extras for Mathmech, especially his Link Monster. Anyway, the extra is Katatsu.

Customize

Since Effect Veiler is used only to fill the frame, it is more stable to use cards such as Foolish Burial and Cybernet Mining here. Improves top resolution.
The super factorial can probably go around even two sheets. I had a problem with having multiple cards in my hand. This deck lacks removal and disruption options, so it's a good idea to include such cards.
#8/3 Added "Monster Reborn": Adopted because there are times when you want to revive wyverns. Also, I reviewed the number of Mathmech. I thought it would be nice to have two divisions, so I made adjustments.
#8/23 I changed the last frame of EX to 《Link Devotee》. I was worried about magma, but I adopted it in consideration of synergy with fusion. Now the route to Clock Dragon is also stable. I might want two clock dragons...
#11/8 Cybernet Fusion, I removed Veiler and added Nayuta, Ororomi, and Black Hole. Nayuta has been increased to make it easier to avoid 3000 RBI stick standing, and to play an active role as a fill-in when declaring an attack. Also adopted to drop sigma and make it easier to connect to deployment. Black hole is adopted because it can wipe out everything other than Final Sigma. Don't say Sambol is fine.