Lunalight: deck recipe [Mar 2020 Updated]

If Lunalight Emerald Bird is Normal or Special Summoned, you can send 1 "Lunalight" card from your hand to the GY, and, if you do, draw 1 card.

• Normal Summon Emerald Bird, send Lunalight Yellow Marten from your hand to the Graveyard, draw 1 card.

If Yellow Marten is sent to the GY by a card effect, you can add 1 "Lunalight" Spell/Trap from your Deck to your hand.

• 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 Lunalight Cat Dancer from your Extra Deck using Lunalight Fusion.

Lunalight Fusion allows you to Fusion Summon 1 "Lunalight" Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters from your hand or field as Fusion Material. If your opponent controls a monster that was Special Summoned from the Extra Deck, you can also use 1 "Lunalight" monster in your Deck or Extra Deck.

Since using monsters as Fusion Material is considered sending them to the Graveyard by card effect, unless they are being banished (Yellow Marten that was Special Summoned by its own effect), your “Lunalight” monsters’ effects will trigger, so take advantage of that.

Lunalight Cat Dancer cannot be destroyed by battle. Once per turn, during your Main Phase, you can Tribute 1 other "Lunalight" monster you control to allow Cat Dancer to attack all monsters your opponent controls twice each. In addition to this, if you do Tribute a “Lunalight” monster, the first time each monster your opponent controls would be destroyed by battle, it is not destroyed.

If you use Lunalight Crimson Fox as Fusion Material for Cat Dancer, or you simply discard it via Emerald Bird or Dark World Dealings, 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.

Additionally, during either player's turn, when a card or effect is activated that targets a "Lunalight" monster(s) you control, you can banish Crimson Fox from your Graveyard to negate the activation of that card or effect, and, if you do, both players gain 1000 Life Points. Putting aside that last part, which isn’t really all that important, having a way to protect Cat Dancer from most of the things its natural immunity from destruction by battle doesn’t cover for, is just amazing. There are still ways to deal with Cat Dancer, but they aren’t exactly that common.

• 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; Floodgate Trap Hole, Drowning Mirror Force, Mirror Wall and Wall of Disruption do not target and thus they cannot be negated. Lava Golem, Judgment Dragon, Ryko, Twilightsworn Fighter , Herald of the Abyss, Share the Pain 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 cannot 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 a face-up “Lunalight” card to target.
  
  
• 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.

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