"Second-attack one-kill type 60 noid" Deck 2021

Playing

Introducing the space's strongest special Deck!
As for how to handle it, you can destroy the opponent's field with Rite, 《Twin Twisters》, Lavago, etc.
I'm going to set up a one-kill using plenty of his GY resources that have been fertilized by lawn mowing and good reasoning!
Due to the characteristics of the Deck, you can only put 2 types of triggers, 6 cards, but you shouldn't worry about it because there are a lot of flip cards.
As a way to reduce LP, you can get 9000 with Access + Adramelech or Oberion Obaro.
In addition, if you release Palladion with Noid's Friche effect, you can hit it with high firepower without worrying about the disadvantages!
Even if I can't do one kill, I can endure unexpectedly because I can exclude Friche GY.
There's plenty of power in your main deck, so don't worry if your extras run dry!

Strength

Because he specializes in attacking second, basically his deck power fluctuates less depending on whether he goes first or second.
Furthermore, as a characteristic of Noid, the area around the chain is quite excellent.
Special Summon that doesn't get on the chain, Sacrifice Escape with Friche, etc. are soberly strong.
Lower grades can only be played from the hand, but they are highly responsive.
Furthermore, Void Dream is a card that can cut 8000 cards, so if you can get through this card, you will have a great advantage.
The specific steps are as follows.
1, activate a dream. With Deck Fusion, he drops 1 Adramelech, 2 Vael, and 3 others into his GY.
2. Due to Tiera's effect, he drops 2 Tierra to GY and the other 1 to GY.
3, Transform Tiera into Gracon (here has 9 GY noids)
4. Special Summon 2 Vaels.
5, Special Summon Absolute with 2 Vaels. In addition, Adramelech is Special Summon.
6, Release Absolute in Adramelech.
7, Oberion Special Summon with Absolute effect, and Obaro again.
Now you can attack 3000 times 3 times!
One thing I want you to keep in mind here is that if you're dreaming, you can start with one,
If this combo itself has 2 Vaels, 1 advanced card, and 6 GY for exclusion cost,
It is possible without a dream.
Above it says Adramelech, but in fact anything advanced is fine.
The reason I chose Adramelech is because it has the effect of 5 Tiera materials.
If you don't want to use it, 3 Vaels are fine.
Also, Shiretto Kyomu doesn't have a turn 1 limit. As long as you have the materials, you can use it as many times as you want.
In addition, he has a good affinity for Link Monster with Noid, so it's easy to access!
Anyway, the strength of this deck is that it can fire from anywhere!

Weakness

Longinus (instant death)
However, it should be rare to be completely clogged basically.
I have as many triggers as I can afford, and I have cards that can deal with Darklaw and VFD.
However, the problem is that it's a 60-card deck, so it's a bad bet whether or not you can draw it.
To put it the other way around, you can always deal with it as long as you close.
The rest is the weakness when you draw the first attack. To be frank, Lilith and one high-ranking body are the peaks of Seki.
If I had a phantom dream, I could get 2 Liliths and 2 Nehemos,
It's not realistic because GY resources are blown away.
You probably don't need to worry too much.
The problem is that the stability is low,
In the first place, if this is resolved, it will definitely get banned and restricted, so let's give up.
It has that much power. Date is not the 9th generation.

Customize

The degree of freedom is quite high for the flipping card. If your opponent tends to be prone, you can use 3 《Twin Twisters》,
If you think it's hard to get stuck, you can reduce the three battles.
Of course, you can also change the number of noids.
To put it in extreme terms, there is no problem even if it is reduced to the last minute as long as it is left for empty dreams.
Furthermore, even if it is 40 sheets, the dream gimmick can be left,
Even if you throw away the lawn mowing and the good reasoning and get 40 cards, you can still fight.
However, Umu's Deck Fusion requires extra monsters on the opponent's field, so be careful.