Magician Girl: deck recipe [Nov 4]

The Magician Girls are good at two things, deck cycling during your turn and swarming during the opponent's turn. These two qualities work separately to let you set up both of your boss monsters' summoning.

Keep Kiwi in your hand to use as an ATK boost when your Magician Girls battle. This can be done during your turn, making use of your deck's swarming ability for significant damage. Or you can discard Kiwi as a battle trap when your opponent declares battle.

When you Normal Summon Berry, your opponent is likely to Fiendish Chain her to negate the search. When this happens you can use Berry's effect to Special Summon Kiwi from the deck and allow your search effect to go through. And from that point all your Spellcasters will be protected from targeting and destruction effects.

Chocolate has the standard "if attacked Special Summon a Spellcaster" effect, but hers is unique because it Special Summons from the graveyard. With this you can revive a Kiwi you previously discarded. You can also revive Berry to Special Summon more Magician Girls from your deck if your opponent doesn't cancel their attack.

Chocolate's first effect is good for cycling through your deck and loading Spellcasters into your graveyard. Spellcasters in your graveyard can later be revived by Chocolate or used as fusion material with Magicalized Fusion.

When destroyed, Apple lets you recover Magician Girls from the graveyard. You would want to prioritize recovering Chocolate and Berry for their deck cycling ability, and then you want to recover Kiwi for her ATK boost effect. If you have Eye of Timaeus onhand you can recover DMG if you have the means to summon her, otherwise leave her in the graveyaard to revive with Chocolate's effect.

The downside of Apple in a standard build is her inablity to Special Summon DMG from your hand. So too many copies of Apple can hinder you from making DMG the Dragon Knight.

Berry essentially searches two Magician Girls from your deck. One search upon summoning, and one search when she is targeted by your opponent. This makes her great for thinning your deck and setting up Magicalized Fusion. You can also use her effect to search/Special Summon DMG from your deck to use with Eye of Timaeus.

When Chocolated is targeted for an attack, revive Berry. your opponent's attack will be redirected at Berry letting you Special Summon a Magician Girl from the deck. And at this point you're all setup for Magicalized Fusion.

Since all your monsters are Spellcasters, Super Team Buddy Force lets you revive any monster for free. Generally the best monster to revive would be Chocolate to let you cycle the deck, you can also revive Lemon for this purpose but Chocolate is an overall better choice. If you have Eye of Timaeus onhand, revive DMG.

You can use Super Team Buddy Force in response to your opponent's destruction effect to revive Kiwi and protect your Spellcaster monsters.

Note By Drustan:

Same decklist as the one I used for KOG this season except for one card: I swapped Chain Disappearance for Needle Ceiling. Both cards are in the backrow "bombs" category, but CD is mich more of a going 1st card which has more limited usefullness in the middle and endgame. NC on the other hand is more versatile, it is useful in the early game vs karakuri/blackwings/DM but can also save you in lost middle/endgame positions where your opponent has a full board. Finally, I've tested a 21card variant of this deck adding a Reserve Fusion, as Aleister is your win conditions enabler. What I found is that although the card helps in early/middle game, it reduces your probability of opening a starter + 2 defensive backrows (39% vs 44%), which is what you need either going first (either apple or aleister, apple is preferred most of the time unless you can go straight into a cocytus) or second.

Noted By ^¥|^ €|T@¥€B:

• Stall with your Magicianl Girls and Skill until you summon Kiwi.

• Clear with Time Wizard of Tomorrow or Quintet Magician.

• 3 Super Team Buddy Force Unite! will make it more easier sadly I only have one."

Noted by Tristan:

Standard Invoked MG list with the addition of Debunk which gives value against most meta decks (noble, water, desperado, onomat, thunder, blue-eyes, darklords).

Aleister and Invocation are a recyclable versatile 2-card fusion engine allowing you to splash them in multiple decks. Normal summon Aleister to search Invocation and then make a Fusion monster using the Aleister on your field as material. Return Invocation to the deck and recover Aliester to your hand. Aliester can then be discarded for a stat boost if needed or Normal Summoned during your next turn for another Fusion combo.

The varied attributes of your Magician Girls gives you access to all your Invoked Fusions no matter the match up.

The Ritual Beast Engine is another Extra Deck engine to fill up Extra Deck space. Basically you crash Winda into enemy monsters to get Ritual Beast Ulti monsters onboard. It doesn't really synergize with anything else in the deck, but straight up gives your deck an easy way of getting powerful monsters onboard.

Ulti-Apelio is basically the Ritual Beast Engine's counterpart to the Invoked Engine's Purgatrio. While Purgatrio is much more effective at dealing damage, Ulti-Apelio is less likely to be disrupted. Both monsters are good at offense but for differing reasons.

Ulti-Pettlephin is the Ritual Beast Engine's counter part to Invoked Engine's Cocytus. But with Cocytus currently banned, Pettlephin is your only defensive option. Set Winda and let your opponent destroy it by battle, then Special Summon Pettlephin to wall all subsequent attacks. It will also be somewhat annoying to remove because of its immunity to effect destruction.

DMG is an important combo piece in a standard Magician Girl build. You want to get her on the field to target with Eye of Timaeus and make DMG the Dragon Knight. You also get access to Dark Burning Attack, which essentially destroys all your opponent's monsters.

Being the strongest Magician Girl, she is the ideal monster to summon when Chocolate or Lemon is targeted for an attack. Forcing the opponent to cancel the attack unless they battle with a monster having more than 4000 ATK. And when your turn comes around, you can use DMG for Eye of Timaeus.

Lemon's first effect is useful for cycling your deck if you have another Magician Girl to use as tribute. Use this search effect to get DMG onhand and later Special Summon when Lemon is attacked. Or you can search Kiwi for an ATK boost if you already have DMG onhand.

Lemon's second effect is only useful for summoning DMG, whose effect doesn't really matter in this deck. Special Summoning something like Chocolate or Kiwi would be a waste of their good effects.

Can be activated if you control DMG or DMG the Dragon Knight. Since it is rare for your opponent to put significant monsters face-down, Dark Burning Attack will usually clear your opponent's monster zones, unless you're going against a deck like Subterror.

DMG the Dragon Knight is the easier boss monster to summon in this deck. Get DMG on the field with any of your Magician Girls' effects, and then target that DMG with Eye of Timaeus. You can also get DMG on the field by purposefully taking 2000 or more damage during the opponent's turn and then using your Skill.

DMG the Dragon Knight's removal effect is good for getting rid of problem cards. The ability to activate it during your opponent's turn makes it great for disrupting Synchro combo pieces like Shiranui Squire and Dragunity Senatus. You can also remove problem cards, like Dark Magical Circle and Vision HERO Adoration, immediately after your opponent puts them on the field.

Apple can provide the costs to use for DMG the Dragon Knight's effect. You can even trigger Apple's recovery effect by destroying her yourself.

With only one copy and no way to search Magicalized Fusion, it can be somewhat unreliable. But it's still worth running with the Magician Girls' quick graveyard setup. Additionally the Magician Girls ability to quickly thin your deck, and the additional draw with Chocolate's effect lets you draw into Magicalized Fusion more consistently.

Summoning Quintet Magician will usually win you the Duel. The field wipe usually lets you attack directly with Quintet Magician. Even if your opponent has monsters that survive the field wipe, it is unlikely they can attack over Quintet Magician. Quintet Magician doesn't have to worry about Sphere Kuriboh because of his high DEF, and Bacon Saver/Kiteroid only stall him. Quintet Magician is also especially difficult to remove being immune to Lava Golem, Predaplant Chlamydosundew, and all destruction effects.

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