Cards like Doki Doki are useful for searching for Adamancipators, while even spells like Foolish Burial are useful as a way to send unnecessary Rock monsters from the Deck to the Graveyard to assist in summoning Block Dragon as fast as possible. On top of the Adamancipator monsters is the inclusion of generic level 4 or lower rock monsters that can be used as fodder for Block Dragon and Synchro Summons, many of which are low rarity. Improving the deck’s consistency is Block Dragon, which also has the additional benefit of protecting Rock monsters on the field from being destroyed by card effects. Each of these cards have identical effects that allow them to special summon themselves if another Rock monster is on the field, with the once-per-turn effect to excavate the top 5 cards of your deck and Special Summon a non-tuner level 4 or lower Rock monster to the field. The core of the deck comes from the trio of main Adamancipator monsters, those being Adamancipator Researcher, Adamancipator Seeker, and Adamancipator Analyzer. The main gimmick of the deck allows you to reveal cards from the top of your deck and special summon non-Tuner Rock monsters to the field, in turn helping you quickly cycle into powerful Synchro Monsters from a single Adamancipator Tuner. The strength of the Synchro-based Adamancipator deck comes from its excavation abilities. Also, for those playing Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel on a budget, many Tri-Brigade cards are lower rarities, making this one of the best meta decks for free-to-play users as key cards are easier to craft or pull from booster packs.įor the best chance of pulling the cards you need, you’ll want to pull cards from the Echo Chamber Nation (for Tri-Brigade) and Those Who Stand Against Kings (for Zoodiac) secret booster packs.Ĭheck out our deck profile and combo guide for Zoodiac Tri-Brigade. While the deck can be countered by common staple cards, including hand traps like Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring and Nibiru, it is possible to continue playing through these negations and build a board that can allow you time to rebuild for the following turn. You can then activate its on-field effect to banish graveyard monsters to summon Tri-Brigade Bearbrumm from the Extra Deck and contine building your board. Doing so will engineer combos that allow you to send Tri-Brigade Nervall to the graveyard, from there adding another Fraktall that can be added to the hand and normal summoned. By using a small Zoodiac engine within a deck made primarily of Tri-Brigade monsters, you can take advantage of the strength of Zoodiac search capabilities and access powerful Zoodiac XYZ monsters like Zoodiac Drident, while benefitting from the powerful Link Monsters and consistency of Tri-Brigade.Ĭards like Fire Formation - Tenki can search for either the Tri-Brigade or Zoodiac monsters like Tri-Brigade Fraktall, a key monster in the deck that can allow you to send Tri-Brigade Kitt to the graveyard. The strength of Zoodiac cards like Zoodiac Broadbull in the original physical TCG led to the monster being banned in the current forbidden and limited list for Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel, a move that limits the consistency of a deck made up solely of Zoodiac monsters. The biggest reason behind this deck’s success is due to the compatibility between the two archetypes.
Tri-Brigade Zoodiac is currently the best meta deck in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel.
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