[Master Duel] Zoodiac Tri-Brigade: deck recipe

The main play is to use the Tri-Brigade's effect to fuel the grave, either by using Fraktall from the hand, or normal summon them and link into Almiraj. You can then normal summon any Tri-Brigade monsters to use their on-field effect to summon a link monster. You can perform long combos by going Ferrijit and doing more summons, but the main idea is to eventually summon Bearbrumm to the field and then send it to the grave so you can search for Revolt from the deck. The combo ender is usually Apollousa on the field and a set Revolt, which you can use next turn to summon Shuraig to disrupt your opponent.

The Zoodiac's are great fillers in the deck since they are beast related monster types so they work as cost for the Tri-Brigades. Their unique gimmick is that they can Xyz summon a monster with just 1 card on the field, which is mainly just going to be used to reach Zeus.

In this deck, you don't really have to know much about the Zoodiac archetype since it's not a pure/focused Zoodiac deck. Its purpose is to simply be used to Xyz into Zeus so you can get a board wipe effect, and it works together with the Tri-Brigades because both Zoodiacs and Tri-Brigades are Beast-related type monsters.

Any of the Zoodiac main deck monsters can Xyz into a Zoodiac Xyz with just 1 card. You'll want to start with Boarbow so you can attack directly, then on main phase 2, Xyz/Overlay into the other Zoodiac Xyz monsters to increase Xyz materials before finally ending on Zeus. This will at least let you use Zeus' effect twice.

If you have both Zoodiac(s) and Tri-Brigade(s) in your hand, you can go for the standard Tri-Brigade combo and special summon the Zoodiac with Ferrijit's effect if you also want to have either Zeus or Drident on the field.

Can help you potentially fix your hand since you only ever need 1 Zoodiac monster in hand to make combo plays. Its 1600 ATK is also an advantage since you can still use it as a beater if you want to go into Drident before attacking and going into Zeus.

Handy effect that it can give to the Xyz summoned monster, but it's very situational since the trap needs to target, and using this effect will mean only 1 Zeus effect due to lack of materials.

Helps give more Xyz materials but it's situational/tricky to use since you'll need to use this before going into Zeus, but it's also not useful for Zeus if you didn't use any Zoodiac Xyz effect that detaches a material because you'll just end up with 5 materials.

Having this gives you the option of turning any of the main deck Zoodiac monster into a face-up card removal effect. It's only useful if you need to destroy a card that prevents you from going into Zeus. Otherwise, it's a waste since you'll end up with 3 materials on Zeus, which is only 1 use.

This is what lets you go into Zeus on your own. With just 1 Zoodiac main deck monster, you can Xyz into Boarbow and attack directly. Even though it deals low damage, you'll be able to Xyz into Zeus in your main phase 2. Just make sure that you Xyz into the other Zoodiac monsters to gather more materials before doing it so you can use Zeus' effect twice.

Basically just used as a filler for Xyz material stacking before going into Zeus. Its effect has almost no synergy in the deck.

Tri-Brigade main deck monsters have similar effects where they can banish Beast-related monster types from your grave to special summon a Beast-related link monster from your extra deck.

This gives the deck a very wide option of cards that it can summon, and is also what lets the deck work somewhat well with Zoodiacs because they're also Beasts that can be used as costs for the Tri-Brigades.

The individual effects are mostly to help with discarding cards to fuel the grave. This means that you can pretty much normal summon any Tri-Brigade to start combo summoning multiple monsters.

Fraktall can be considered as the combo starter for the Tri-Brigades. Its effect lets you discard a Tri-Brigade from the deck to the grave, fueling it so you can use the main Tri-Brigade effect.

Use its effect to send Kitt to the grave, then send Nervall through Kitt's effect. With Nervall's effect, you can take Fraktall again to set up for next turn, or Kerass if you have any other monster in hand and want to special summon it. This ultimately lets you fuel the grave without even going minus in your hand.

Whichever Tri-Brigade you pick up with Nervall, you can then normal summon it and use its on-field effect to banish the discarded cards to summon a link monster. If you have another Tri-Brigade in hand, you can bring out Ferrijit to make further combo plays. If not, then go into Bearbrumm then link into Rugal to fetch a Revolt.

Mainly used for its sent to the grave effect to help fuel it so you can use the signature Tri-Brigade effect. Use Fraktall to send Kitt from the deck so you can send Nervall to get a search effect.

If you get this in your hand, you can normal summon it so you can send it to the grave by linking into Almiraj. This lets you send Nervall from the deck so you can get another Tri-Brigade from the deck. Pick up Kerass if you have another monster in hand so you can special summon it and start making plays.

Similar to Kitt, but this is the end of the discard chain from Fraktall/Kitt.

Aside from being used through Fraktall/Kitt, you can get its effect when you use Revolt to link summon as well. This is why you want to use Nervall as one of the cards to banish when you want to activate the Tri-Brigade's main effect to summon a link monster.

Has a special summon effect, making this kind of like a safety net in case your Tri-Brigade normal summon gets negated/destroyed. Helps put a Tri-Brigade on the field so you can summon a link monster.

Essentially the signature monster of Tri-Brigade. It can banish a card on the field when it's special summoned, or when you special summon another Tri-Brigade when Shuraig is on the field. Easiest way to summon this is by using Revolt, which you can do during your opponent's turn to disrupt your opponent.

For the later turns, once you've set up the grave with a lot of monsters, you can pretty much use any Tri-Brigade monster's effect to banish 4 to bring out Shuraig for an easy 1 card removal effect.

Since it can be special summoned with 2+ monsters, it pretty much means that you can use Revolt to special summon all of your banished monsters to your field as a way to recover banished monsters and put them in the grave, which will also activate the Tri-Brigade's sent to grave effect again.

Any time you have another Tri-Brigade in hand, you can consider bringing this out so you have another Tri-Brigade on your field. This can also be used to special summon a Zoodiac monster in case you want to have either Zeus or Drident on the field.

With Ferrijit on the field, you can link into Rugal with the normal summoned Tri-Brigade. You can then use the special summoned Tri-Brigade's effect to special summon Bearbrumm using the grave as the resource. Finish it off by sending Bearbrumm to the grave by linking into Apollousa to get Bearbrumm's search effect and pick up Revolt.

The sent to grave effect can also help potentially better your hand, but it's better to use it when you have a card in hand that you might not use.

This is the one you want to go into during your turn so that you can consistently search for Revolt. You can send this to the grave by link summoning into something like Apollousa or Shuraig.

Its main effect is very rarely worth it since it's quite costly. But it can help if you know that your opponent won't be able to disrupt your plays and you can combo into an OTK that turn.

A link 3 monster that you can occasionally use when you want to send a Tri-Brigade to the grave.

The effect of being able to special summon a Tri-Brigade from the grave can be useful to either recover to your hand, or summoned as blockers during your opponent's turn with Revolt's effect. This will at least still activate a Tri-Brigade's sent to grave effect if they are destroyed so you can get some advantage.

Powerful tech to get rid of multiple monsters. If your opponent ends with no other plays after getting Nibiru'ed, you can very easily remove it by summoning Shuraig.

Helps you get rid of cards that need to be in the grave and it can also be used during your opponent's turn. Together with Called by the Grave and Hraesvelgr, the deck has a couple of options to remove cards in your opponent's grave.

This card is what helps the deck loop its resources since it uses the banished Tri-Brigades that were used to summon a link monster and put them back into the grave, which will allow you to use a Tri-Brigade monster's effect again.

Even though the summoned monsters are negated, they will go to the grave right away to be used for the link summon, which will activate their sent to grave effect again.

During your opponent's turn, you can use Revolt to summon your monsters to link into Shuraig so you can disrupt your opponent. If you summoned Kitt or Nervall, you'll be able to activate them to send and search a Tri-Brigade from your deck.

One of the strongest monsters in the game due to its powerful effect. The deck is able to use this somewhat consistently because of the Zoodiacs in the deck.

With any of the Zoodiac main deck monsters, you can Xyz into Boarbrow so you can attack directly, fulfilling Zeus' requirement. In main phase 2, Xyz summon as many Zoodiac monsters before going into Zeus so that you'll have a lot of materials for Zeus, allowing you to use its effect multiple times.

Situationally useful for defending/stalling, but can also be used as a handy way to send a normal summoned monster to the grave so you can activate a Tri-Brigade's sent to grave effect.

This lets you start a Tri-Brigade combo even if you don't start with Fraktall since you can just normal summon Kitt or Nervall then link into Almiraj.

It's a link 2 monster that you can easily bring out with any of the Tri-Brigade's effect if you ever need a simple 1 card removal.

Gives the deck a good OTK potential since it uses a lot of link monsters. Accesscode Talker can reach 4000+ ATK by using previously used link monsters that are in the grave to boost its ATK.

Strong turn 1 monster that you can summon and can be brought out at the end of the usual combo plays, but you'll need at least 2 Tri-Brigades in hand.

Starting with Fraktall's effect to discard chain (sending Kitt and Nervall):

• Normal summon the newly searched Tri-Brigade and use its effect to bring out Ferrijit.
• Use Ferrijit to special summon another Tri-Brigade from hand.
• Link into Rugal using Ferrijit and the normal summoned Tri-Brigade.
• Use the special summoned Tri-Brigade's effect to bring out Bearbrumm.
• Link summon Apollousa using all the monsters on your field.
• Activate Bearbrumm's effect in the grave to search for Revolt.

Bring this out if you need to get rid of a certain monster in your opponent's graveyard. Together with Called by the Grave and D.D. Crow, the deck has several ways to stop your opponent from setting up certain combos that use the grave.

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