KC Cup Lvl Max Gouki Deck by lapar4duel on Feb 16, 2023

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The strategy is straightforward beatdown but is supported with generic staples. The combo starter is obviously: Suprex. Note: Before you link climbing, make sure you activate different non-link Gouki monster effects from GY to grab each other from the deck as well as to thin your deck faster.

OK, back to the tactic. The best way in turn 1 is to Normal Summon Gouki Suprex, activate his effect special summon another Gouki from hand then link into Gouki Jet Ogre and then, activate both link materials effect from GY, grab Gouki Headbatt or if you already have him in your hand, grab any Gouki monster, then activate hand effect of Headbat, discard Gouki, target Gouki on the field, special summon him.

Then Link climbing to Gouki Thunder Ogre. Make sure you have no monster in the zone Thunder Ogre points to. Activate the Non-LINK GY effect again to grab others from the deck. Normal summon any Gouki monster to zone Thunder Ogre points to since he makes you gain additional normal summon then finally link Thunder Ogre + 1 Gouki to Gouki The Master Ogre and then activate Gouki Re-Match to set costs for Master Ogre negate. Once per turn, he can negates any face-up card on the opponent's field by returning any number Gouki monster it points to, to the hand.

Be careful with LINK monster because it will return to the extra deck and you will fail to negate it. If there's still a Gouki monster GY effect after you summon Master Ogre, grab Gouki Octostretch to prevent OTK during the next turn.

Also, set all interruption traps if you have any in your hand. If Suprex is ever negated, but still on the field, activate the hand effect of Headbat. However, this is probably not optimal since you will less grab Gouki cards from your deck. For turn 2, Suprex again but probably you need back-row removal or monster removal like MST or Dark Hole to do the same combo as turn 1.

Or you can link summon Knightmare Phoenix, bait the opponent's back-row then grab Re-Match from the Deck. If there's still a back-row, summon Knightmare Unicorn and shuffle any opponent card you want to the deck. Be careful both these monsters need to discard, so make sure to discard an unimportant card.

You probably will end up with Gouki The Great Ogre during turn 2 since he makes all opponent monsters lose ATK equal to their DEF. This is a huge impact if you face against Galaxy-Eyes since they have solid high ATK and DEF.

After you summon LINK 3 or 4 and the opponent has no back-row, and there's no monster on the opponent's field that has a Quick Effect, grab Gouki Finishing Move and target LINK 3 or 4 Gouki monster you control, it will gain 1000 ATK x its link rating. So it will have over 5000-6000 ATK or 7000-8000 ATK if you control Gouki Twistcobra. Don't worry about the defense position monster since Finishing Move can deal piercing damage.

You can also activate the Gouki Iron Claw hand effect for extra 500 damage also if your opponent somehow activates the card effect during attack declaration, your attacking monster will be immune to opponent card effects due to Iron Claw.

For staples, I put 1 Kiteroid to prevent OTK because 1 Ostotreitch is not enough sometimes and its effects are better than Ostotreitch.

2 Back-row removals, Mystical Space Typhoon, 3 if you count Phoenix, 1 Book of Moon, and 1 Expendable Dai to destroy any card and extra draw.

Remember you have to successfully destroy the card if you want to get the Draw effect of this card. 2 Dark Hole because to get a higher chance to OTK or remove any opponent monster that has a Quick Effect.

The last cards in my main deck are Gouki Cage Match and Gouki Face Turn. Most players probably don't bring this card often but for me, they are good to extend your combo. The idea is to activate Cage Match and destroy it with Face Turn to revive Gouki from GY without needing to destroy your monster or just to push extra damage since the monster you revive with Re-Match is Special Summoned in DEF Position.

Extra deck is filled with 2 Gouki Jet Ogre, 1 Gouki Thunder Ogre, 1 Gouki The Great Ogre, 1 Gouki The Master Ogre, 1 Knightmare Phoenix, 1 Knightmare Unicorn, 1 Knightmare Mermaid.

Mermaid purpose is to get rid of Knightmare Corruptor Iblee. You can also use Link Disciple but I think she is better than him since Mermaid needs any 1 Mermaid monster other than herself so if somehow you have unused Phoenix, you can just use it as material for Mermaid where Link Disciple cannot do. Phoenix LINK Arrow points to the opponent so you cannot summon another LINK monster except use it first as LINK material.

For skill, I use LP Boost α. You can also use Three Effects! but that skill is exclusive to Playmaker and Ai so the skill I use is more generic and can be played by a lot of characters.

That's Gouki for you. This deck is strong, probably on the same level as Salamangreat. But still weak to Mekk-Knight and Infernoid since they summon a lot of monsters, can dodge any card effect and banish your monster from GY. Sometimes Blue-Eyes deck since Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon negate GY effect + stops your Re-Match because cannot special summon 2 or monsters at the same time. Also anti-meta deck like Cubic. I've been clapped by this deck since the Cubic counter makes my monster unable to attack and negated + Cubic Dharma protects from Battle Damage.

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