Prediction Princess: deck recipe [Mar 15]

Tarotrei is a ritual monster with a quick effect to flip a monster up or down. While it's already good on its own to disrupt your opponent, it also works well with other flip effect monsters to make them activate faster. Together with Deus-X-Krawler, the deck can have a continuous effect that prevents all activated monster effects on your opponent's field.

Has a flip-up or down as a quick effect every turn, but it's a hard once per turn effect, so having 2 on the field won't be useful.

You can freely ritual summon this using Deus-X-Krawler or Ultramafus since Tarotrei can special summon them during your end phase. Summon them face-down so that you can activate their flip effects to disrupt your opponent. Alternatively, you can save Tarotrei's effect to flip your opponent's monster instead, or flip itself down to avoid dangerous effects.

If your opponent uses something like Floodgate Trap Hole when you ritual summon this, you can chain Tarotrei's effect to flip itself face down so you don't get locked up, same with Fiendish Chain. However, doing this will mean that you won't special summon a flip monster during your end phase.

Standard ritual spell, but comes with a small recovery effect for Tarotrei if they're both in the graveyard. This just makes using a Tarotrei as the cost to ritual summon another one is not that bad of an option.

Helps get Tarotrei or the ritual spell from the deck without having to rely on the skill.

Having this essentially means you have 4 copies of the ritual monster/spell, but it can end up competing for the normal summon spot with Spirit of the Fall Wind.

Searcher for Deus-X-Krawler and Ultramafus so they can be used as ritual fodder and later be summoned by Tarotrei's effect.

Deus-X-Krawler is a safe pick if you get turn 1 since it can negate monsters your opponent summons to prevent combos, while Ultramafus is if your opponent already has multiple monsters and you want to flip them all down.

The effect of negating activated effects is essentially continuous, as long as it was flipped face-up. This just means that you need to special summon this from the grave with Tarotrei's effect face-down, then use Tarotrei's effect to flip it up.

When it's destroyed, you can search for another Tarotrei from your deck.

This can be special summoned from your hand if you flip your Tarotrei face-down without having any other face-up monsters, which can happen if you're in a bad spot and your opponent tries to target your Tarotrei when you summon it. The easier way to special summon this is to just wait for Tarotrei's end phase effect.

Ultramafus has a pretty strong effect since it can flip all monsters to face-down. This can remove equip cards, prevent multiple monsters from attacking, or prevent a dangerous combo from your opponent.

Use Cosmic Cyclone to reliably get both Tarotrei and the ritual spell to your hand. The skill can be used each time your LP is reduced by 1000, which means that you can even use it twice in a turn.

To use the skill twice in a turn, you can either use Cosmic Cyclone or get attacked on your opponent's turn, then activate the skill on your turn before using another Cosmic Cyclone. Alternatively, you can Cosmic Cyclone on your turn, use the skill, and then another Cosmic Cyclone to enable the skill again.

Keep in mind that you have to return a card from hand to your deck to activate this, so you are not getting any card advantage doing this.

Pretty much act as a big wall that can be difficult to get over and also give the deck another win condition. Best not to rely on this for too long since there are plenty of card removals in the game.

If you want the direct attack effect, you'll have to wait until your opponent summons a 2800+ ATK monster since they might not do it if you already have this on the field prior.

Since there aren't any other rank 9 Xyz, the rest of the extra deck can be rank 4s since there might be times where you have 2 level 4s on the field.

Abyss Dweller is useful against certain decks that rely on effects that happen in the graveyard. It can stop floating effects or chain block an opponent, but it has low ATK so not exactly a safe monster to bring out if you don't know if it will be useful against your opponent.

Lets you get over high ATK monsters, as long as they can be targeted.

Useful against opponents that only have 1 monster on the field, especially if it's an Xyz monster since it will also remove the materials.

Generally useful rank 4 to have for its card removal effect. Use it to destroy itself and another spell/trap card so you can more safely summon your monsters.

It's a simple monster removal effect that can work on most low-level monsters, but the effect damage is lowered to 500 in Duel Links. Use this if you want to avoid battling them in case they have a dangerous effect.

Since Tarotrei can flip your opponent's monster face-down, you can use this to remove a monster without having to attack. This is summonable by using Malevolent Sin, but you need to not use Malevolent Sin's effect since this needs 2 materials from the rank 4 insect.

If you feel like you want more consistency so you can get to ritual summoning faster, you can put more Senju or use Gishki Chain. Alternatively, there's also Sonic Bird to get the ritual spell.

To have more ritual spells in the deck. This can ritual summon Tarotrei as well, but it's more restrictive since it needs exact levels, which means you'll need another Tarotrei or Deus-X-Krawler as the material only.

Can destroy synchro monsters from being summoned, or other potentially powerful high-level monsters. It's better to bring this out when you know that it will work on your opponent though since it doesn't prevent a summon of every high-level monster in general.

This is more of a follow-up card if your Tarotrei is destroyed. Use it on your opponent's monster so you can attack them and prevent stalls.

Its effect is very devastating against decks that uses same name monsters like Harpies or Cyber Dragons. Outside of those matchups, there's no reason to really summon this.

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