"Advance Suppression Type DD (Updated March 16)" Deck 2020

Playing

As for the expansion route, it is not possible to write it all down, so I will write down the basic stance and the recommended study method.
First of all, please think that Lamia is the key to basic stance. Lamia is not only a DD tuner, but also a level 1, self-revive effect (named turn 1), which is the basis of all deployment routes.
There are a lot of monsters in DD that have a resurrection effect, so the basics are to simply synchro summon Lamia or Ghost + other monsters over and over again. However, since his deck uses link, fusion, and pendulum summoning methods in addition to synchro summoning, I don't think it's boring that the development is always the same.
There are many useful articles and videos on Google and YouTube for studying the development route of "DD", so please try to spin it all by yourself while watching them. It's a lot of fun when you can turn it smoothly! (smile)

Strength

I think the strengths of his deck are its deployment power, stability, and strength in the final game.
The ability to develop this theme has not changed since it was in its heyday, but I think it has increased with the addition of new and support cards.
Regarding the stability, it has a lot to do with the fact that there are many deployment routes, which is a characteristic of "DD", and the search and resurrection are also substantial. 《Allure of Darkness》is great as a hand replenishment, and 《One for One》is powerful with 3 options for 1 hand cost. Also, even if you start with 2 cards in your hand, you can turn around with 2 obstructive cards left on the board. can do.
Also, thanks to cards that can move during the opponent's turn, such as Harifiber, Formula Synchron, and Shooting Riser Dragon, you can summon powerful monsters such as Crystal Wing and Borreload S during the opponent's turn, so Bilgamesh's DD is bound. Also flexible.
《Mask Change II》is a Quick-Play Spell, so you can Special Summon Dark Law regardless of DD restrictions, and it can hinder your opponent's deployment, so if you draw it, you should use it more and more.

Weakness

First of all, we're not looking to beat the top decks in the current format. However, it's the result of trial and error so that I can enjoy fighting with the theme of "DD", which I love and have been using for a long time. However, it has potential and I think it is strong enough.
First of all, it is a weak point, but I think that those who use "DD" will understand, but it is basically weak in endurance battles. This is because the Extra Deck is almost gone after the first turn (laughs).
So, I think it's best to use cards that can stop the opponent's movement as early as possible (e.g. Saifleet, Crystal Wing, Borreload S, etc.) to create an advantageous situation and fight with the intention of pushing through on the next turn. increase.
Another thing is that it's complicated to deploy and fun to use, but it takes a lot of practice to get used to. If you want to make it from now on, please do your best! That's how much fun it is! (smile)

Customize

I think this is a personal preference, but
If you don't use Interfering Trap, I think Where Arf Thou? or generic hand triggers are good replacements. I think it's a good idea to choose a card that supports your deployment or interferes with it as you like.
Regarding the use of 《Called by the Grave》, we have adopted the advance deployment to prevent being disturbed by hand triggers such as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》.
Nibiru, Proliferating G, and Infinite Shadows are undoubtedly very powerful cards, so I think it's a good idea to play them a few times and then add them if you feel it's necessary.
After all, I think the most important thing in building a deck is whether it fits the player (laughs)