This week’s NeoGoat Tag session delivered two very different 16,000 LP team battles. One was a technical grind filled with tempo swings and layered recursion. The other became a visual statement: purple cards and blue cards combining to win the duel.
Both matches are now available on video.
🎥 Match 1
Arena and Kztoor brought a control-oriented build featuring:
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Pyramid Turtle into Ryu Kokki
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Exiled Force tempo plays
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Don Zaloog hand pressure
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Trap-heavy defense
Across the table, a Red-Eyes Ritual/Chaos hybrid and a Monarch deck waited patiently for its moment.
Early Grind
Bottomless removed Prisma early.
Nimble Momonga chipped LP.
Nobleman of Crossout revealed nearly both decks — a massive information moment that shaped the rest of the duel.
Midgame became a removal exchange:
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Ryu Kokki pressured.
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Compulsory protected key threats.
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Chaos Sorcerer banished Kokki.
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Sakuretsu removed Sorcerer.
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Deck Devastation Virus forced hand reveals and decisions.
It was methodical and tense.
The Combo Turn
Then everything changed.
Chaos Sorcerer was revived and used with Metamorphosis to summon Ryu Senshi.
Magician of Faith recovered Premature Burial.
Dark Dragon Ritual summoned Paladin of Dark Dragon.
Paladin converted into Red-Eyes Black Dragon.
Premature Burial revived another Red-Eyes.
Suddenly the board was:
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Ryu Senshi
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Two Red-Eyes Black Dragons
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Magician of Faith
The direct attacks erased massive chunks of LP and sealed momentum.
A perfectly timed combo turn in a 16,000 LP environment.
🎥 Match 2
Fusion & Ritual vs Keepers & Plants
The second duel had a slower start.
One side relied on Gravekeeper control and plant utility.
The other blended Fusion Gate lines with ritual backup.
Necrovalley Control Phase
Necrovalley slowed graveyard plays.
Gravekeeper’s Spy stabilized the field.
Book of Moon disrupted Tribe-Infecting Virus.
Solemn Judgment was activated, costing 6000 LP in tag — a massive commitment.
For a moment, it looked like control would win the long game.
When Purple and Blue Combined
Then came the shift.
Fusion Gate activated.
Thunder Dragons were banished.
Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon hit the field.
Torrential cleared it.
But Prisma was summoned, and Fusion Gate activated again.
Meteor Black Dragon appeared and started swinging.
Later, the ritual engine came online with Relinquished absorbing a Mobius and attacking for win.
This duel became a visual statement:
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Purple cards (Fusion monsters) applying pressure.
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Blue cards (Ritual monsters) controlling the board.
Together, they overwhelmed the Gravekeeper/Plant defense.
It wasn’t just one mechanic winning — it was the combination.
🌀 Fusion Decklist
Below you’ll find the refined Thunder–Red-Eyes Fusion build used in these matches.
It blends:
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Thunder Dragon pressure
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Chaos Sorcerer removal
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Dragon’s Mirror bursts
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Fusion Gate lines
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Return from the Different Dimension finishing potential
Maybe a Morphing Jar would fit.
Main Deck:
1x Summoned Skull
1x Red-Eyes Black Dragon
1x Meteor Dragon
2x Chaos Sorcerer
3x Thunder Dragon
2x Elemental HERO Prisma
1x Tribe-Infecting Virus
1x Breaker the Magical Warrior
1x Exiled Force
1x Spirit Reaper
1x The Dark - Hex-Sealed Fusion
3x King of the Swamp
1x Magician of Faith
1x Heavy Storm
2x Polymerization
1x Reinforcement of the Army
1x Metamorphosis
1x Pot of Greed
1x Upstart Goblin
2x Dragon's Mirror
1x Smashing Ground
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
1x Book of Moon
1x Snatch Steal
1x Premature Burial
1x Fusion Gate
1x Return from the Different Dimension
1x Mirror Force
1x Torrential Tribute
1x Phoenix Wing Wind Blast
1x Ring of Destruction
1x Call of the Haunted
Extra Deck:
2x Black Skull Dragon
2x Meteor Black Dragon
1x Gatling Dragon
2x Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon
1x King Dragun
1x Dark Blade the Dragon Knight
1x Ryu Senshi
1x Ojama King
1x Fiend Skull Dragon
1x Dark Balter the Terrible
1x Reaper on the Nightmare
1x Thousand-Eyes Restrict
See you in the next NeoGoat Tag recap, the last week for this season.
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