"calculator one kill" Deck 2013

Playing

Using Chain Destruction or something like that, he puts 3 Basis in his GY and 2 of his Symphonic Warriors with the same name as Calculator on the field.
Using the effects of GY's basis and field basis, he raises the level of one Symphonic Warrior on the field as much as possible. If you can do a rise belt SS at that time, raise your level further.
When he raises the level of one Symphonic Warrior as much as possible, he activates "Star Light, Star Bright" to raise the level of the monster with the same name and increase his ATK in the calculator.
Example: If you have 3 cards in your hand and you have 3 pianos in a runaway summon and use GY's Basis effect to raise the piano's level, since you have 3 cards in your hand, Piano's level increases by 3 × the number of GY's basis ( If you are using 《Chain Destruction》, etc., there is a high probability that you have 3 cards.) Furthermore, if you have a card in your hand, return 3 Basis cards and activate the effect to increase the level by 2 x 3, which is 6, and Piano's level will be 18. Become. If you use "Star Light, Star Bright" in that state, Piano's level will be 18, so 18 x 3 = 54, and the calculator's level is 2, so the total level is 56, and the calculator's ATK is 56. ×300 becomes 16800)
Afterwards, should I use 《Infected Mail》to specify the calculator and attack directly?
If you pass, you will win. But basically it doesn't seem to work.

Strength

Symphonic Warrior It's easy to use, isn't it...?

Weakness

As always... stable accidents. Deck

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I think Funkas and his Symphonic Warrior are a good match. His level is higher than Piano, so it's a little easier to level up, and his defense is 0, so if you activate "Star Light, Star Bright" with all 3 of them together, he'll rise to the level of the calculator, so his ATK rise rate. But even more amazing...
However... if you use funcas, the level of the calculator will increase. Gravity Bind and Level Restriction Area B will get you caught... be careful
After that, it's better to put in a doroso~ Honestly, I don't need the drums, so I think it's fine to leave them out.
I don't expect to use extras, so I think 15 cards should be enough for bluffing.
Unexpectedly, it may be possible to solidify the defense with The Dark Door and Scrap-Iron Scarecrow, which allows you to combine attackable monsters into one.