Notes & Combos

Pure Madolche dies to any disruption. The deck is so close to greatness, all it needs is some natural extenders to play through disruption... And this is where the PUNK engine comes into play. They make can get a Baronne de Fleur into play very easily (with Deskbot 001, Halq and Auroradon). Baronne is able to protect Madolche combos from disruption, which is what the deck was missing.

There is actually some nice synergy between the 2 engines.

-Salon gives Madolche a 2nd normal summon, which makes it much easier to use both engines on the same turn.

-Summoner Monk can summon Anjelly and then get linked off into halq with any tuner, which guarantees both engines to be used.

-Despite Peting locking into Madolche when her 2nd effect resolves, she is a free special summon when it doesn't resolve. Normal summon a tuner and you still end on Baronne.

-Foxy Tune can discard a Madolche spell/trap which works as an extender, and can also unbrick an Hootcake start.

-The PUNK engine can activate a lot of effects, which can bait out a lot of negates.

-Glass can recycle Halq and Auroradon so that you can use them again.

Downsides:

-The PUNK engine will fill up the GY with monsters, which will turn off Peting for pretty much the entire game past your first turn.

-It is not possible to get Sistart and Salon if you in most cases after making Baronne.

-This version is less consistent than pure.