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A very versatile deck that can control the field and swarm it with your monsters. What makes this deck unique is it's ability to bring powerful monsters and support cards straight out of your deck. The skill Three-Star Demotion allows you to normal summon and set high-leveled monsters without needing to tribute.

• Set Senior Silver Ninja so that you can special summon 2 Ninja monsters when he is flipped face-up. These monsters are special summoned face-down from your hand and/or graveyard.
• Use Ninjitsu Art of Transformation on any of your ninjas (except Crimson Ninja) to special summons any ninja monster from your deck. The reason why Crimson Ninja cannot be used is that no other monster in your deck would match it's level +3.
• Ninjitsu Art of Duplication is almost always a better option than Ninjitsu Art of Transformation. With Ninjitsu Art of Duplication you get to choose whether to summon your monster in face-up attack position or face-down defense position, allow you to make more versatile plays. A good strategy is to tribute Black Dragon Ninja to special summon Red Dragon Ninja in attack position with Crimson Ninja Set, or Senior Silver Ninja and Crimson Ninja both set.

Ninjitsu Art of Transformation and Ninjitsu Art of Duplication are also excellent cards to dodge your oppnent's effects or if you want to gain extra attacks that battle phase.

Almost every monster in this deck has an effect that can get rid of cards on your opponent's field.

• Black Dragon Ninja is the strongest monster in your deck, and it can also remove monsters on the field from play. This can be used to remove your opponent's monster and open for a direct attack, or, in some situations, used on your own monster to dodge effects.
• Red Dragon Ninja, when summoned, returns a set card your opponent controls to either the top or bottom of their deck. This could be very effective at stopping your opponent because you can return a would-be-useless card to the top of their deck preventing them from gaining new resources. Additionally, your opponent cannot activate the targeted card in response.
• Crimson Ninja should always be played face-down so that you can destroy or at least check your opponent's backrow. But do not set Crimson Ninja if your opponent does not have any cards in their backrow, because you will be forced to destroy yours.

• Ninjitsu Art Notebook is one of the key cards of this deck, with it you are able to search out any ninja support card from your deck. Use it with Armor Ninjitsu Art of Alchemy for excellent deck milling.
• Ninjitsu traps tend to stay on the field because you frequently tribute your monsters, clogging up your spell/trap zones. Use Armor Ninjitsu Art of Alchemy to free up space and draw 2 cards.

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