"Koaki Adamancipator" Deck 2020

Playing

Mass deployment with Adamancipator
Adamancipator's own SS and SS from the top of his deck with effects, Raptite → Crystal, and a deck that repeats further development with each Adamancipator.

Strength

Analyst SS -> Level 4 Rock NS -> Explorer SS -> Pursuer SS, each Adamancipator effect from Deck top to SS,
After using level 4 rocks and effects, level 2 tuner with raptite and he has Adamancipator effect
As I said, if Adamancipator is lined up on top of the deck, he will be able to expand if there are rocks other than Adamancipator.
Since it is built with many monsters, if the effect works, it can be deployed almost.
It's up to the top, so if you make a mistake, shuffle the deck with a search card, etc., and use the effect again.
Each Adamancipator has a self-SS effect, so if you send 《Block Dragon》to GY via a link, etc., you can get a complete set of Adamancipator tuners.
Koa'ki Meiru rocks are released and meta, so it is also a strength that it can pass through field negate systems.

Weakness

If the Adamancipator effect works, you can get Crystal + α (mainly Koa'ki Meiru for him), so going first is advantageous.
The second attack can also fight as it is with a bounce from Dragite.
However, Rock Koa'ki Meiru has the weakness that if you eat 《Called by the Grave》, the negation will be canceled, so overconfidence is prohibited.
Also, since it is in the prototype stage, the engagement of some cards is unstable.
Revolutionary Dragon and Demise Dragon are both shuffle and GY usage, but they don't match the races, so it's easy to get into an accident.
There are also extras that are closer to dragons based on the Revolutionary Dragon/Demise Dragon standard.

Customize

Since it is a prototype, it is still unknown whether the Koa'ki Meiru Rock is the best solution to use as an accompaniment.
In addition, it cannot be said that the Revolutionary Dragon, the End Dragon, and the EX Dragon are compatible, so customization is necessary.
The original concept was to deploy a large number of Koa'ki Meiru rocks and then meta beat, but in the current environment, releasing it from the field feels like a bad addition.
If you don't keep other cards in play, you won't be able to take advantage of Metakoaki's strengths.
If Koa'ki Meiru is to be adopted, the future challenge will be to carefully select cards that can stand on par with Crystal.
Look forward to Jim's Fossil fusion.