Daigo.dek

4 Nightmare Doll Amy
3 Nightmare Doll Alice

4 Peek-A-Boo
4 Night Sky Dancer
4 Nitro Juggler

4 Purple Trapezist
4 Underworld Hypnotist
2 Magician of Quantum Mechanics
2 Midnight Bunny
2 Jumping Grain

1 Girl Who Crossed The Gap
4 Sky High Walker
4 Rainbow Magician
4 Poision Juggler
2 Sweet Pierrot
2 Popcorn Boy

4 Peek-A-Boo might be over-kill
Nitro Juggler may or may not be redundant with Amy.
Too many counter-blasts (Outside of Tamer.dek, Pale Moon have an incredible amount of problems with this).

This is that freaking pee ka boo combo deck.

Alice wrote:

This is that freaking pee ka boo combo deck.

And it is awesome.

Mind explaining it to me? I think I have an idea of what it does but I want to be sure.

-> Peek-A-Boo & Purple Trapezist in soul via
1. Riding them
2. Purple Trapezist pushing them into it
3. Night Sky Dancer pushing them into it.

1. Play Magician of Quantum Mechanics
2. Wait a Turn
3. Soul Blast 1, Call out 1 Peek-A-Boo
4. Counter Blast 1, Soul Swap Magician of Quantum Mechanics for Purple Trapezist
5. Push Peek-A-Boo back into soul with Purple Trapezist & Call your Unit of Choice from Soul
6. End of turn Magician of Quantum Mechanics resolves & pushes Purple Trapezist back into Soul
7. With Peek-A-Boo & Purple Trapezist in Soul next turn & Magician of Quantum Mechanics back out on the field, you may rinse & repeat for a +1 and choice Soul unit.

Nightmare Doll Amy is the leading lady because +2000K is awesome in and of itself and provides plenty of nutrition for Peek-A-Boo.

Felt it was something like that. Though I got the order of things wrong in my head, lol.

How do you like the Pee Ka Boo engine? Does it pull its weight enough to make it stand up to the other alternatives?

Considering you could run nearly the same deck and just swap the Pee Ka Boos out altogether and do Lequier instead of Amy, I've always wondered if Pee Ka Boo is worth the effort to set up. Sure you can get a +1 every turn assuming there's something in the soul worth bringing to the field, but you could also just do Quantum > Trapezist > Grain over and over for a constant 26k Lequier column and force an extra card from the opponent to guard. Since Amy can only hit 19k max without Grain's effect, and you can't really recycle Grain if you're using Pee Ka Boo as the sacrifice, it's more often than not a difference of 10k every swing. Instead of gaining a card, you consistently rob them of an additional one, or damage them, instead.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to talk you out of Amy, and I love the idea of nothing but nightmare dolls as the grade 3 lineup, but I'm just wondering how you feel it stands up competitively to the other builds.

Well Amy is 22, So it's 5K Difference, not 10K.

Problem is it burns out too fast due to lack of good damage flipping mechanics.

3XXXDDD wrote:

Well Amy is 22, So it's 5K Difference, not 10K.

I know, I said 19k under the assumption you're not using Trapezist to push Grain back in then dragging her out again every turn, since Pee Ka Boo doesn't accomplish anything if you do. So she's 22k the turn you drag Grain out with the Pee Ka Boo loop, but then 19k at most when you don't.

Your right too. Still there's a +1 in field presence via the loop though, making up the extra +1 Lequier would of got. However QPT loop can't be stopped or weakened by a Perfect.

Anyway, it has it's problems.

Why does it say Daigo though?

SoulKaiser wrote:

Why does it say Daigo though?

Because "Daigo" according to the anime is a "Magician of Quantum Mechanics" in a manner of speaking!

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SoulKaiser wrote:

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No you didn't. If you did see what I have done, you wouldn't have needed to ask that question in the first place.