Demise: deck recipe [July 29]

This is a ritual-based deck where the main boss is Demise, a monster with an effect that can destroy all cards on the field. Together with Ruin, a high stats monster with a double attack, the deck has good OTK potential and plays pretty quickly.

Essentially a stronger version of the level 8 Demise. It has higher ATK/DEF and a shared effect to prevent battle destruction for the ritual monsters on the field. The main benefit of this card is that it can wipe your opponent's board with no LP cost, but only if this is ritual summoned with ritual monsters.

Since it's a level 10, this pretty much needs to use another Supreme ritual monster for the sacrifice. The other way is to use the level 8 Demise with "Breaking of the World" (the field spell) to make it into level 10. Level 8 Demise with Senju/Manju won't give the costless LP effect, but it's at least a way to ritual summon this.

If Supreme Ruin is on the field, you'll be able to use Supreme Demise's effect without destroying Ruin because of her shared effect to protect ritual monsters from card destruction. With both Supreme Demise and Ruin on the field, your ritual monsters can't be destroyed by battle and card effects, but not protected from targeting makes them far from a "safe" monster to stay on the field.

To help get a ritual spell or monster from the deck. It also can be just used as a beater, ritual materials or rank 4 Xyz instead.

Good Supports for facing against Synchro Decks like Rose Dragon which is almost shut down this Deck.

Demolisher has the added benefit of giving the summoned Ritual monster protection from enemy targeting effects; which is good because targeting effects are quite common. Since there are plenty of dangerous spells/traps like Karma Cut or Book of Moon which will be pretty devastating if you get hit with.

Therefore, making your monsters untargetable gives them a high level of protection, allowing you to keep buffing them up with Idaten knowing that they will be much harder to take down. Being a level 3 + usable in the grave is definitely an added bonus.

Aside from its function as the defense/anti-OTK tech of this Deck, Sphere Kuriboh can also be used to help ritual summon Demise Ritual Monsters because of its level, effect, and attribute.

Another Ritual Spell Techs for this Deck. Cycle of the World's second effect will helps you search out "End of the World" Ritual Spell and Demise, King of Armageddon from your Grave by recycling itself back to the Deck.

Simply a ritual spell to summon any of the ritual monsters in the deck. The Supreme versions have effects that treat their name as their level 8 counterpart when in hand and field, which is why this can still be used to ritual summon them.

If you need more ritual spells, you can consider cards like Contract with the Abyss or Sprite's Blessing, but they have more restrictions to them, and having more ritual spells can make the skill a little less reliable.

Quick-play ritual spell so you can ritual summon during your opponent's turn. This can also ritual summon monsters from your deck, but since the Supreme ritual monsters' effects to change their name only works when in hand and field, this spell can only be used to ritual summon the deck the level 8 Demise (or Ruin if you bring her).

Having this on the field gives an additional effect whenever you ritual summon. The effect to change a ritual monster's level is useful if you have the level 8 Demise and you want to ritual summon the Supremes. It's more effective if you bring more of the level 8 Demise/Ruin, but it can end up bricking the deck.

Both Galaxy-Eyes Xyz monsters shared similar effect which has removal effect regardless monster or spell/trap. However, Full Armor Photon Dragon will only able to destroy Face-Up card whereas Cipher Blade does for either.

Both of these card can be Xyz Summon by using a "Galaxy-Eyes" Xyz Monster means that you can Xyz Summon directly onto Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon which will gives them max. 3 materials for activating their effect.

Summonable by using Rank 10 Xyz Machine monster, Skypalace Gangaridai. Juggernaut Liebe will have 6000 ATK stat by its effect with multiple attack to monsters that you opponent control if it has min 2. Xyz Materials. Note that additional attacks are only available when attacking monsters, and after defeat those monsters, you cannot attack directly.

Potentially helps as a finisher, but making this probably means you already have two Supremes on the field, which is often enough for an OTK without going into Gustav Max.

3000 ATK beater with an effect that lets you temporarily control your opponent's monster. Increasing the ATK to 3000 just means that you can choose a low ATK monster your opponent controls to help as a beater.

Its effect works best if your opponent has at least 2 monsters on the field. If your opponent has another 3000 ATK monster on the field, you can crash it with the one you took control of. If your opponent has another low ATK monster then you can potentially still OTK since the monster you took control of isn't attacking directly.

Strong generic rank 4 that can help OTK if your opponent only has 1 monster on the field. Also effective when you use it on your opponent's Xyz since it will remove their Xyz materials too.

High stats, protects your ritual monsters from card effect destruction, and can inflict some effect damage too. It has the added benefit of being able to attack twice if you summon with ritual monsters only, which is still a decent way to OTK if your opponent only has 1 monster.

Having this in the deck just makes it easier to help ritual summon Supreme Demise so the board wipe effect becomes costless.

Board wipe effect for 2000 LP. Since the deck doesn't use any LP increasing cards/skills, it's only going to be used once in a duel. After paying the LP cost, you'll be able to use the skill to switch a card in hand to become a ritual monster/spell.

This is still used in the deck since it can be ritual summoned from the deck with "Turning of the World", and it's still pretty good to summon when you can't bring out the Supreme ones, or at the very least, bringing this out can force your opponent's backrow before you make other plays.

Keep in mind that the deck also uses Cosmic Cyclone as the back row removals, which also needs LP. Using this effect will mean you can only use Cosmic Cyclone once as well, making the other 2 Cosmics in the deck become a dead card.

Both of these are essentially the same since they help with getting a ritual monster/spell from the deck. Both are level 4 that require normal summoning and can occasionally be used to make a rank 4. Keep in mind that using these to ritual summon a Supreme ritual monster won't give them the bonus effect.

Senju is used over Sonic Bird since the deck needs the ritual monsters more, and having Senju lets you search for a specific one. The skill can be used to help fetch a ritual spell. Even though it gives a random spell, it doesn't really matter in this deck since there are only 4 and all of them can be used to ritual summon any of the ritual monsters.

Useful backrow removal so you can more safely make your plays. The cost of 1000 LP can be considered a benefit in the deck since it will enable the skill to search for a ritual spell/monster.

Having this can also make the skill usable twice per turn by using it first, then using Cosmic to take another 1000 damage to enable the skill again.

Lets you get over any monster through battle, as long as they can be targeted. The damage from the battle will always be 2500 if there aren't any other ATK changing cards used.

Effective against decks that rely on effects that activate in the graveyard. Since there aren't any WATER attribute monsters in the deck, Abyss Dweller will only have 1700 ATK so it probably won't survive that long.

Has a draw effect and higher ATK than Senju/Manju. Better used if you really need more cards in hand or if you already have an advantage over your opponent. Otherwise, going into a rank 4 to deal with your opponent's card is often better.

You can use this to destroy your opponent's backrow to lessen the odds of interruption before summoning the ritual monsters.

Noted By Yami Ninja:

Uses the mechanics of Metalfoes along with the Skill of Bakura, Masked of Advanced Rite to return a normal card and use material to summon the deck boss Demise, Supreme King of Armageddon with paying 2000 HP to destroy everything on the field.

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