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@@AdonisDeonarine I hope so! Searching contact C should be nice going 1st against ryzeal. Only ryzeal plug-in triggers retaliating C unfortunately

Flying c as well

Thanks for the comment! Sure, here is the breakdwon of matchups: 2-1 Fiendsmith Snake-eye Azamina (Didn't draw retaliating C but my opponent low balled on their draws game 1 + 3). 2-0 Ancient gear (Cosmic cyclone went hard against geartown targeted with catapult) 2-0 Tear Fiendsmith 1-1 Chimera Fiendmsith Azamina (didn't draw retaliating C's again but played through nibiru on end board by saving armor horn in gy) Playing crossout means playing alot of handtraps and I don't think the deck has space for that. Against droll or mulcharmmy's the main counter play here is to use thrust to set a powerful trap such as d barrier. Nibiru is played around more well than you think as over the course of the combos I showed I left armor horn in gy (didn't revive with its own effect) so you can use the nib token + armor horn summon back to make seraphim papillion and this lets you get sting the poison revive and hunting dance live for the opponents turn still as well as alot of follow-up. Soma being a 1.5 card starter, an extender as well as increasing the ceiling when starting with the battlewasp engine defintely makes it worth playing from my testing. The bricks are dead cards to draw but the advantage is that you can discard them with rapier and still use soma to summon them from gy.

Thanks for the insightful comment. Retaliating C being engine and searchable in this deck as part of an end board is something I wanted to prioritise in a format with decks like azamina, chimera, runick and branded. This is the main advantage of playing insects instead of other combo decks imo. Having more normal summons like resonance insect increases the chance of bricking on normal summons. You can definiteley play more if you cut back on retaliating C (in a format where retaliating C is less relevant for example). In all my testing I never missed having a 2nd resonance insect to make the combo ceiling higher. For cutting battlewasp non-starters I never ran into issues with twinbow or pin being bricks as you can always discard the extras for rapier or use to extend through interruption. Twinbow makes drawing battlewasp wind less bricky and having 2 pin is necessary for the combos I show and is essential for making sachi so you don't want to lose your only copy somehow. Dragonbite is interesting but it is prone to imperm whereas an insect extender from hand is not. Getting the battlewasp engine online to go into diabolantis, picofalena or horn is definitely the priority for playing around imperm. There are not many other ragnaraika cards that work well with exclusively insects. Ragnaraika wicked butterfly gives you a 1.5 card extender and 1 card draw at end phase which I don't think is worth playing it for. Bio-insect armor banish synergy with partisan is interesting and something I hadn't considered. You could play it with an additional resonance insect to search it or cut supply soldier and make bio-insect the banish method of partisan on opponents turn. However if your opponent is playing a backrow deck then you can't pop their backrow in end phase with partisan using sting or scale bomber if they don't summon a monster. Also, I think that the grind game banishes off heavy cavalry and supply soldier being a free extender for when you are trying to crack boards is more worth it. Thanks again for all the ideas and techs.

Atleast aluber and opening are still at 3 unlike master duel haha

Thanks! There is a version that can setup Cosmo neos with favorite contact to turn skip the opponent. However this involves running 2 more neo-spacians, Prisma and miracle fusion in main as well as divine neos, sunrise and the Cosmo neos in extra deck. Because of this it decreases consistency and makes the extra deck especially tight. Gimmick puppet is a more effective turn skip although Cosmo neos is very fun to pull off!