Bujin Neos: deck recipe [Dec 16]

This is a Bujin Deck that takes advantage of Neos Fusion to send “Bujin” Beast monsters to the Graveyard directly from the Deck.

These monsters are very important because controlling one is usually the minimum requirement for the effect activation of Bujingi monsters.

During your End Phase, Yamato searches a Bujin monster and loads one into the graveyard. This is perfect for setting up Bujingi effects because they activate from either the hand or graveyard. The effect only occurring during the End Phase is not really a problem in this case since many of your Bujingi can activate during either player's turn.

On your first turn, if you only have Yamato on the field, it's best to search Mikazuchi as a back-up plan.

You can search Crane and discard Sinyou. With this your opponent would most likely not attack you until they can out Yamato, due to the potential ATK boost. This combo can also be used offensively, boosting Yamato's ATK when you declare battle.

Bujin Hirume's inherent Special Summoning effect makes her an ideal Xyz material. Preferably pair her with a Bujingi monster whose effect activates in the graveyard, so that Bujingi monster can go to the graveyard by being detached.

If your Yamato is destroyed Special Summon Mikazuchi from your hand, so that you will still have access to Bujingi effects.

The only way to activate Mikazuchi's effect with this build is by discarding Crane during battle. This lets you attack over some of the more powerful monsters and/or deal significant damage to your opponent. But more importantly you then get to search Bujincarnation, a one-card Xyz enabler.

Bujingi Crane is a Hand Trap that doubles the ATK of a Bujin monster. The effect is activated during damage calculation, outside the window of opportunity where most cards and effects can be activated, adding to the effect's potency. But this boost only lasts for that damage calculation.

Keep in mind that, when you add a card from the Deck to the hand via Bujin Yamato's effect, you also have to reveal it to your opponent. Which means that they will know what you decided to pick and will try and play around your Crane.

Hare protects a Bujin from destruction, which is the most common form of removal. This is very important because Bujins are key to your strategy. Without a Bujin monster onboard, your Bujingi cannot use their effects.

Quilin provides simple on-demand removal. Use this to get rid of any problem cards your opponent controls. For example, this is effective at getting rid of Fiendish Chain attached to your Bujin monster.

Sinyou's usage is similar to Crane, boost a Bujin to attack over a powerful monster. Sinyou is slightly more effective because you are guaranteed to overpower the enemy monster, but you lose out on half the damage you would've potentially dealt. You can use both Crane and Sinyou together to push more damage even with the battle damage halving.

Fox is one of the few Bujingi that can function without a Bujin onboard. And fittingly, his effect is best used when you're in a losing position, letting you survive another turn.

Bujingi Turtle can be banished from your Graveyard to negate a card or effect that targets a “Bujin” monster you control such as Enemy Controller, Paleozoic Canadia, etc. This effect also does not require you to control a Bujin to activate, so you can use it to protect Bujingi monsters you're using as beaters.

The Beast-Warrior Bujins are the most important monsters to this Deck, so Tenki's ability to search them is a great help for setting up your board.

Bujincarnation is a great comeback option because it results in an easy Xyz summon. With the amount of Bujingi effects that banish themselves, you should almost always have the correct setup to activate Bujincarnation. Simply activate it then use both monsters as Xyz material.

Elemental HERO Brave Neos gains 100 ATK for each “Neo-Spacian” and “HERO” monster in your Graveyard. Because of the way you used to Summon it, he should start out with just enough ATK to overpower Dark Magician and Archfiend Zombie-Skull.

The search effect lets you fetch another copy of Neos Fusion to be used as discard cost.

Activate Neos Fusion, send Elemental HERO Neos and a “Bujingi” Beast monster from your Deck, hand and/or field to the Graveyard to make Brave Neos.

The graveyard effect is fairly decent protection for your Brave Neos. Destruction is the most common forms of removal, so protecting against it can save you from cards like Assault Blackwing - Raikiri the Rain Shower.

The effect cost on top of Dire Wolf's summoning cost can be quite costly, but you can take advantage of this as a way of loading Bujingi into the graveyard.

Good for loading Bujingi into the graveyard and cycling through your deck. Tsukuyomi is a good Xyz to make as a follow up to Bujincarnation to regain resources for a comeback. The floating effect will almost never be used because your opponent won't knowingly remove Tsukuyomi with an effect and you will want to use up its Xyz materials to cycle your deck.

The ability to attack all enemy monsters is great for dealing a ton of damage. It's second effect is similar to Yamato except it occurs during the Main Phase. This is relevant because you can search Crane or Sinyou just in time before you start the Battle Phase.

If you control a face-up Beast-Warrior “Bujin” monster, you can banish Bujingi Centipede from your Graveyard to destroy a Spell/Trap Card your opponent controls. Keep in mind that Centipede has an Ignition Effect, meaning you will only be able to activate it during your Main Phase.

Malevolent Sin is an anti-Xyz tech. Summon Malevolent Sin and use its effect to temporarily banish an enemy Xyz monster. The Xyz monster will return with no materials attached to it.

Samurai is used to push damage after you mostly cleared the field. It's relatively low ATK stat means it won't be destroying anything by battle. But its double attack effect allow it to inflict massive damage when attacking directly.

It's attack redirection can be used to protect your Bujin monster which is more important to this deck's strategy.

Upon summoning Tiger King, you get to fetch Tenki which results in fetching another Beast-Warrior monster, great for resource gain. The mass effect negation is very powerful because it can shut off powerful effects, like Cyber Slash Harpie Lady. Lastly, Tiger King floats into two Level-4 monsters letting you set up your next Xyz play. However, you do need to clog your entire backrow for this to work.

Utopia is the strongest Rank-4 beater that requires only 2 materials. It also comes with a battle protection effect which can be helpful when on the defensive.

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