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Perdóname, no hablo español. Yo uso una aplicación de traducción. Estoy entusiasmado con el nuevo soporte. Alpha Draconis es enorme a 5000 cuando 4000 suele ser más que suficiente. Pero Konami probablemente quiere hacerlo más justo haciendo que los tributos sean más pronunciados usando 3 Drytrons. Los múltiples negros serán hechos de Drytrons más interactivos en el turno del oponente. Por lo general, los propios en sí mismos no interactúan mucho en el turno del oponente, por lo que tenemos que confiar más en otras cartas como Heraldo de la Maximidad o compuertas como Regente de la Vanidad, Amorfactor Pena, El Dracoseñor de la Imaginación y en TCG del Caos Negro MAX. Creo que esta es la razón principal por la cual Konami restringió a Nu2 a máquina ritual monstruos. Nu2 será un apoyo increíble. Finalmente podemos 1 tarjeta combinada completa. No tiene una restricción como otros Drytrons que DEBEN ser invocados especiales por un efecto Drytron. Podemos jugar otras cartas como Uno por Uno y muchas otras. Sé que algunos jugadores eliminan el Ciber Ángel Natasha de su mazo o la ponen en su mazo lateral porque Nu2 te encierra en rituales de la máquina. También Natasha es más para comenzar el segundo en el duelo.

I’ve tried Where Arf Thou before in the past. It’s alright. Agree that having too many copies of one card ends up bricking you because the Field spell is also another Nova. But you have to already have a level 1 on board first. In a sense it’s kind of a win more for combo extenders. I don’t like to play hand traps that much so I usually opt for all gas. I used to hate stopping my opponent with hand traps and then can’t even combo on my turn because I don’t have two Drytrons, embarrassing. Jack-In-The-Hand is an ok card too, especially if you play Kurikara. Your opponent will almost always grab that card so you basically get to choose which Drytron to add.

Magician of Black Chaos MAX, Blue-Eyes Alternative Ultimate Dragon, Palladium Oracle Mana, Shiba-Warrior Taro and many other cards were drawn by Kazuki Takahashi. I don’t know what Konami’s standing on this but it’s rumored that they don’t release these cards because they don’t have permission from the artist or out of respect to not rerelease it. These cards came out way before Kazuki Takahashi passed away and Master Duel was around before he passed away too. Konami could release alternate artworks to bypass this but maybe it can be considered disrespectful so Konami won’t. It’s a digital version for Master Duel and not like the physical cards so it’s kind of odd that they still won’t release them and most likely never will. I’m also bummed about it not being released in Master Duel.

@densai89 thankyou for the clarification

Fucho and Lyrilusc help you do one of two things, go into Zeus to wipe field or help you survive a turn because you don’t want to deal with Maxx C, Droll, Shifter, etc. The choice is really up to the player to decide what is best. I would say in “most” cases Lyrilusc is better or more than enough but in those more specific cases you wish you had Fucho to save your ass. Kikinagashi Fucho If opponent has a way to threaten a potential Zeus play like Arise-Heart with 3 materials to banish your card or Big Welcome in graveyard to bounce your card, Lyrilusc is not an option in this scenario. If opponent has one monster in defense position, you don’t need to detach Fucho’s materials when attacking and then overlay Zeus directly on top of it to guarantee a board wipe if they don’t have any negates. You skipping overlaying Downerd Magician in these scenarios. Yes, she enables double wipes with Zeus but because she’s a choke point that prevents you from summoning Zeus if they get rid of her. Lyrilusc - Assembled Nightingale There is a way to OTK with her using White Relic of Dogmatika to deal over 8,000 damage by direct attacks. She does guarantee you survive a turn because her effect is lingering to take no battle damage for an entire turn even if opponent gets rid of her. Fucho can still be outed by Underworld Goddess for example and they can OTK you the same turn. She makes it easier to make 4+ material Zeus since she can just attack directly, unlike Fucho that must detach to survive if all opponent’s monsters are in attack position. She allows more than 2 monsters to be used as materials unlike Fucho that is limited to 2. Lyrilusc - Ensemblue Robin This is an overlooked monster that Drytron can summon as well. Just like other Lyrilusc Xyz monsters, she can be made with more than 2 materials, allowing for multiple non-once per turn disruptions. I think because the Extra Deck is pretty tight depending on your strategy, people probably wouldn’t want to use extra deck space for her.

Diviner is kinda the best normal summon for ritual decks thanks to arclight. And benten is one of the few rituals that allow drytron to plus with each summon. You could use other rituals as tribute but its just not nearly as good.

Feel free to copy what you like. Lots of different ways to play the deck. Many ways to lock out opponent from playing the game like flood gates and turn skipping. Drytron may not be the strongest and sometimes we end our turn due to one Ash Blossom, but it’s my favorite deck! Drytron needs at least 2 cards to combo off and many decks now are one card full combo so keep in mind you will be at a disadvantage. Snake Eyes is the most popular deck right now but I feel Drytron has a decent chance to play through all their interruptions. Some people like to add Maxx C and Ash Blossom and cut Gamma and Delta to 1 copy but I like more consistency so I don’t play hand traps besides Sauravis to protect Vanity’s Ruler. Orange Light is a searchable hand trap that some players like to add, especially in the Herald version of the deck, the most popular way to play Drytron. It doesn’t help me enough so I don’t play it, but it is decent when you complete your combos and add it to hand as a finishing touch. Veiler, D. D. Crow and Droll are also level 1 hand traps that if you need a body to make Mu Beta you have the option to normal summon them. Kurikara Divincarnate, Lava Golem and Volcanic Queen are your Kaijus. I play Super Poly as a non-targeting board breaker but it’s not very common for Drytron decks to play this card. You can play Dark Ruler No More instead of Droplet but Droplet helps you OTK and usually the Drytron discards from hand are free since they play from GY anyway. Karma Cannon and Feather Storm are decent search targets for Thrust if you need to survive another turn due to opponent’s Shifter, Maxx C, etc. Feather Storm works with Kikinagashi Fucho or Lyrilusc - Assembled Nightingale. You don’t need Amorphactor Pain that much in this meta since a lot of Link decks running around.

@@densai89 thank you so much

Cool breakdown. I still play amorphactor but mostly to just skip their 1st main and hopfully they skip their battle as well so your board isnt attacked. ​@@densai89

I know this is 2 months late but you definitely should. I started a little over a year ago after making a comment just like this on a video. It’s become my all time favorite deck that I always keep and go back to when I just want to play for fun. There are just so many things you can do and ways to build. 10/10 would always recommend to someone who hasn’t tried it.

You still have tons of options to keep playing without them drawing too many cards.

I take the challenge more often than not, especially if I go second. I actually hate Ash and Droll more than Maxx C since they can end your turn while Maxx C is a game of chicken. If they Maxx C and you are Drytron going first, you usually go one of two options: 1) Search Vanity’s Ruler. Usually he is enough to just stop their turn or make them ragequit. They’ll go plus 1 since you special summon twice so it’s not too bad. 2) Summon Kikinagashi Fucho or Lyrilusc - Assembled Nightingale and they buy you another turn.

I think that would be a nice option to play Spright Elf. I think if I don’t play Super Poly I can have more room for it. I like to have some going 2nd options and Super Poly does help sometimes as a non-targeting removal, get rid of monsters before they activate their quick effects due to your player priority, and the discard doesn’t hurt Drytrons because we play from GY too.

@@densai89I like that super poly approach. Havent used that before in drytron. I ll try that.

I still make mistakes playing this deck but thank you for that hero compliment ☺️. A lot of Bystials, Branded Puppet Locks and Maxx C running around, I just wanted to relax a bit for this season so I played Floowandereeze. Besides bricking, it does make me less stress playing this game knowing a lot of meta counters don’t really do anything to Floowandereeze. Maybe I’ll try to pick up Drytron again next season.

That's the duelist cup music I think 🤔

@@floofdafox4558 Thanks

It is dying u just only see the replay when people picking floo when it is not bricking

Floo won't be dead unless they touch either Robina,Eglen,Empen

Thanks! I just took an old Floo deck I had and added Triple Tactics Thrust and Lose 1 Turn. Lose 1 Turn performed alright. Not the best card sometimes going 2nd but good enough to slow most opponents down for you to roll over them next turn. Kind of neat how it stops effect monsters from activating effects in defense position when they try to play around Empen.

Ah just saw it, Auroradon requires 2+ machines so Barricadeborg acts as an intermediate summon 😊

Probably. I was just fed up with getting Maxx C and Ashed every game.

Because Amorphactor Pain , negate