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▶︎ Deck	《Gusto Egul》 6 とき 2011/01/09 11:16 Only combat destruction, but he has the widest range of Gusto that can be targeted. I want to call Winda and aim for a recruit loop, but I can also call Calm and Sunbolt. Level 1 is also quite convenient for summoning Galdos. I would like to prepare the three loops as the core. 《Creature Swap》The personnel is also excellent. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Gusto Gulldo》 6 とき 2011/01/09 11:14 Gardo → Igle → Winda → Gardo Recruit loop is annoying. Gald can only call Igle Winda Skrail. Instead, the activation trigger is the most gradual, and it can be activated by destroying effects and also supports sending. As a Tuner, Gardos can be combined with Winda, and there is also a move called 《Hyper Psychic Blaster》with Windar. Since you can aim for GBA, is it a must-have for Gusto? Good
▶︎ Deck	《Aquamirror Meditation》 5 とき 2011/01/09 11:08 《Salvage》with activation limit instead of no ATK limit. Non-salvage-ready her Gishki are Chain and Noelia, and Ritual Corps. But the Ritual can be retrieved with her Aquamirror, so there's little need for Chain Noelia's salvage. A good high ATK he will be taken into consideration if Gishki comes out, but for now salvage is enough. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Aquamirror》 8 とき 2011/01/09 11:06 The weak point that the level has to be perfect is overcome by Shadow Grandpa. The cruelty of this card is the second half effect. Not only can you easily salvage Ritual Monsters, but you can also easily add this card to your hand with Shadow's effect, which can lead to your own salvage. Collected Ritual Monsters are useful not only for summoning, but also for costs such as rituals. It's also simply a +1 add, so I don't see any reason not to use it. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evigishki Soul Ogre》 7 とき 2011/01/09 11:03 It is his Gishki style that Mind Orgus cuts down the opponent's GY's ad and aims for a finish or a comeback with this card. With a high RBI of 2800 and a strong removal effect of deck return, the specs are quite high. If you use Shadow Grandpa, you don't have to worry about the cost of the ritual. However, the cost of this card itself is not negligible, and as Gishki's only finisher, once per turn is a little unsatisfactory. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evigishki Mind Augus》 8 とき 2011/01/09 11:00 Gishki's powerful Ritual Monster blows away GY Ads. His Gishki, which excels in searching, can be used very consistently, and his Deck opponent who is conscious of GY is fully capable of breaking down the tactics. Since it is level 6, it also supports 《Preparation of Rites》. It's a powerful card just by playing it, so I want to stack it as much as possible. It also becomes the worst ceremonial staff. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Shadow》 8 とき 2011/01/09 10:58 Gishki's proud old man who died from overwork. Reduces the disadvantage of rituals to the limit. In addition to being able to search with the Abyss, he also has an excellent ability to search for Aquamirror and secret arts by discarding it from his hand. It's even the biggest reason why Gishki works as a Manju-free Ritual Deck. Greatly increases his Gishki Ritual Efficiency with two effects. Search salvage is really easy, but 3 stacks are essential. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Ariel》 8 とき 2011/01/09 10:54 Abyss is faster and easier to use. Since it is a reverse, it is slow and can only be reused for salvage. However, the catching range is perfect to make up for it. The search for the Beast can only be accomplished by this girl, and depending on the situation, it's really delicious to be able to call in rituals and lower classes. With a defense of 1800, it feels very secure in the first set, and it's an excellent card that can be a comeback signal. The Charmer remake will also have the ability, right? Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Chain》 7 とき 2011/01/09 10:51 With 1800, he can not only act as an attacker with ATK, but can also be a searcher if he is lucky. Although it depends on luck, it is worth evaluating that it is an attacker and can also be searched. In Gishki, it's easier to use Abyss and Aerial search, and Noelia's GY Fertilization is easier to use, but Nekroz, who has a high ratio of Ritual Monsters in his Deck, has noticed its performance and its value has skyrocketed. One piece. Other than that, since it's Spellbook Organization (Updated from: Pigeonholing Books of Spell) internal organs, it's possible that he can't be used in a Deck top control deck. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Marker》 5 とき 2011/01/09 10:49 His abilities and effects are somewhat subtle in his Gishki. Noelia combined with her GY manure? However, it has a good affinity with Beast, and if you return Beast with Birdman after being revived and use it as Gungnir, you can also use the search card for Gungnir's cost. There are plenty of parts that can be active in his GY axis Gishki on the Beast axis. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Vanity》 3 とき 2011/01/09 10:47 I don't see it used much in Gishki either. I'm happy that Ritual doesn't get caught in the abyss or torrents, but it's difficult to see if I can afford to throw away this card in Gishki, which has strict ad management. Fortunately, it's Abyss Salvage compatible, but Shadows and Beasts tend to take precedence... Good
▶︎ Deck	《Gishki Abyss》 7 とき 2011/01/09 10:44 Gishki's Airman-like piece. Although the ability is low, the search ability is a masterpiece. Shadow and Noelia are pretty good search destinations. Attacker's chain is also ○. If you revive with the effect of the beast, you can not only reuse the effect, but it is also very powerful to call Gungnir with FBG. In this case, the search is half-filled. One of the key cards in Gishki's tactics. It boasts excellent ad securing ability. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Raigeki Break》 9 とき 2011/01/09 0:41 Responsible for destroying the three major free chains 2:1 Exchange Elimination Traps. Standing around most dexterously. It yields to blasts and slashes for monster removal, but the ability to destroy Spell Trap is too big. By destroying your own cards, you can avoid removal or even perform combos. Stop pesky monsters and eliminate dangerous permanents. You can do whatever you want, such as doing a suspicious prone end sunburst, or summoning a Meklord Monarch. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Phoenix Wing Wind Blast》 8 とき 2011/01/09 0:37 Responsible for bouncing the three major free chains 2:1 exchange removal Trap. Go to the top of the deck instead of the hand. Compared to Sambre, the ability to remove monsters is higher here. Even if you have destruction resistance, you are useless against bounces, and you can destroy the next draw, so the damage you inflict on your opponent is considerable. Spell Trap, on the other hand, will definitely be reused, so there's no need to force it back, but lately he's been increasing his Spell Trap that also works on GY, so it's effective against such cards. Against monsters, there is also 《Karma Cut》, but it is superior in terms of dealing with Spell Trap and blocking draws. balance type. It was reprinted in Fusion SP while becoming better than Thunder Break, but I feel that it has nothing to do with fusion. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Karma Cut》 7 とき 2011/01/09 0:32 Responsible for exclusion of the three major free chains 2:1 exchange removal Trap. Limited to monsters. Exclusion is the strongest removal, and the additional effect is not stupid, and it can even spread the damage of the tactical collapse class. Out of the three, this one completely discards his Spell Trap countermeasures and specializes in fighting monsters. It's clumsy, but it's a strong effect, so it can be said that it's a very useful card. Good