Lunalight: deck recipe [Sept 2020]

All Lunalight monsters are DARK, so you can pair any Lunalight you have onhand with Chlamydosundew to make Chimeraflessia. This will trigger the effect of the Lunalight monster, so it is best to pair Chlamydosundew with Yellow Marten to search Lunalight Fusion or with Crimson Fox to debuff a monster.

Chimeraflessia is a good alternate boss monster that works well even on its own. His first effect is a free once per turn removal effect that banishes an opponent's monster. The banishing bypasses some floating effects, and prevents the removed monster from using its graveyard effect. And because this removal does not destroy, you can get around protection like Archfiend Zombie-Skull. The downside is you can only use this on level-7 and lower monsters so bigger boss monsters like Shiranui Sunsaga are safe.

The second effect makes Chimerafflesia practically unbeatable in battle, unless your opponent has a monster higher than 4500 ATK. Also watch out for monster effect negation like Witchcrafter Madame Verre, because Chimerafflesia's 2500 base ATK is not that good.

To top it off, Chimerafflesia can search Lunalight Fusion when he is sent to the graveyard. This lets you make another Fusion monster to fall back on when Chimerafflesia is removed by your opponent. And at this point, your opponent will most likely have at least one Extra Deck monster giving you Lunalight Fusion's full effect.

To start your combo, Normal Summon Emerald Bird and send Lunalight Yellow Marten from the hand to the Graveyard to draw a card. If you don't have Yellow Marten onhand, you can discard Crimson Fox instead to reduce a monster's ATK to 0.

After being discarded by Emerald Bird, use Yellow Marten’s effect to search Lunalight Fusion.

Now you can return Emerald Bird to your hand to Special Summon Yellow Marten from your Graveyard, and then use them to Fusion Summon Cat Dancer with the Lunalight Fusion you searched. Yellow Marten can then immediately be revived by Emerald Bird's effect.

Search Lunalight Fusion with Yellow Marten's effect as part of the combo mentioned in the section above. If you go second against most decks, there is a high chance your opponent will already have Extra Deck monsters on the field. This makes Lunalight Fusion much more powerful, allowing you to use monsters from your deck as material.

Using monsters as fusion material is considered sending them to the Graveyard by card effect. You can take advantage of this to trigger your Lunalight monsters’ effects. This is especially useful when using fusion materials from your deck letting you use effects on-demand, like Crimson Fox' debuff or Yellow Marten's search.

Cat Dancer will be your main damage dealer. Her effect is a bit unusual giving your opponent's monster protection from battle destruction, but its purpose is to let you get in more attacks to deal more battle and burn damage. This effect is especially deadly when combined with Crimson Fox' debuff.

Your combo with Emerald Bird and Yellow Marten usually ends with summoning Cat Dancer. To restate the combo mentioned in the section above, Emerald Bird discards Yellow Marten, which searches Lunalight Fusion. Yellow Marten revives herself by returning Emerald Bird to the hand. Use both monsters as fusion material to make Cat Dancer, then Emerald Bird revives Yellow Marten. You can then tribute Yellow Marten for Cat Dancer's effect.

If your opponent controls an Extra Deck monster, modify the combo after you revive Yellow Marten. Instead of using Emerald Bird and Yellow Marten as material, use Crimson Fox and Sabre Dancer from your Deck and Extra Deck. Tribute the self-revived Yellow Marten for Cat Dancer's effect. This combo will also 0 an enemy monster's ATK for Cat Dancer's OTK, while preparing 2 good Graveyard effects.

If you use Lunalight Crimson Fox as Fusion Material, or you simply discard it via Emerald Bird, you can target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls and reduce its ATK to 0 until the end of this turn. This obviously has incredible synergy with Cat Dancer’s ability to attack multiple times and can easily enable an OTK.

While in the Graveyard, you can use Crimson Fox to protect your Lunalight monsters from a targeting effect. This can help you get your Cat Dancer OTK through opponent's disruption. Giving her extra utility, and another reason to put her in the Graveyard.

With higher overall stats and protection from targeting, Sabre Dancer is a better turn 1 option than Cat Dancer if you can make her. If your opponent manages to remove Sabre Dancer, you can use her graveyard effect during your turn for a comeback OTK. Sabre Dancer is also a good monster to mill with Lunalight Fusion.

• Grit increases your chance of surviving when you’re on the play without having to give up on a significant amount of resources, which you would need to OTK your opponent.

• Use this Skill to Fusion Summon Cat Dancer or Sabre Dancer when you don’t have Lunalight Fusion available. Good synergy with Cosmic Cyclone and Herald of the Abyss.

• Crimson Fox doesn’t protect your “Lunalight” Fusion Monsters from everything; Drowning Mirror Force, Mirror Wall and Wall of Disruption do not target and thus they cannot be negated. Lava Golem, Judgment Dragon, are other cards that can get rid of your Cat Dancer even if you have Crimson Fox in the Graveyard.
  
  
• Floodgate Trap Hole and Canadia might not prevent you from Fusion Summoning since you can use face-down monsters as Fusion Material but, in order to Special Summon Yellow Marten, you do need to target a face-up Lunalight card. For the Predaplant version, this will also prevent Chlamynosundew from activating.
  
  
• Magician Navigation can negate the effects of Lunalight Fusion, preventing you from Fusion Summoning. Get rid of Dark Magical Circle before Summoning Emerald Bird if you can.

Note by IIINC:

Use Cosmic Cyclone, Night Beam, and Lunalight White Rabbit’s effect to constantly pressure your enemy backrow. Stopping them from using crucial card effects is the key.

Note by Angel:

This deck is focused on the OTK looking for Fusion cards all the time.

Note by BigCookies:

I felt that the Lunalight deck wasn't versatile enough to stand up against the other decks even with a Neo's fusion engine. So instead of the standard Neo's Fusion engine I inserted Lightsworn Raiden to access the level 8 and 7 synchro tool box. Synchros chosen are the cards I have access too. So instead of red-dragon archfiend you can put in a black rose dragon. Hopefully this write up is clear. Thank you for reading hope to hear from you soon!

Note by JosoJG:

I was using Zane with Fatal Five until lvl 23, but I lost many matches and I change my ability to LP Boost.
I think Fatal Five it's a underrated ability, and I used the Cat Dancer x5 attack combo (what in my opinion it's very easy).

I'm playing since March and your site it's my reference, congratulations for your job.

Note by evertonmsc:

The deck is easy to play. The White Rabbit helps a lot by eliminating traps in the field. It was probably the easiest KOG I ever got.

After being discarded by Emerald Bird, use Yellow Marten’s effect to search Lunalight Fusion.

Now you can return Emerald Bird to your hand to Special Summon Yellow Marten from your Graveyard in Defense Position, and then use them to Fusion Summon Cat Dancer with the Lunalight Fusion you searched. Yellow Marten can then immediately be revived by Emerald Bird's effect.

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