Notes & Combos

Pretty staple for a lot of things again, the twins core hasn't changed.

The introduction of ishizu piles really hurts this deck. Belle can stem the bleeding, but you may need to go into zeus lines more often than previous seasons to play around this.

Notable mention that secret password is once again ash bait since the introduction of spright and them running 7 or less starters means people want to prevent you from getting the twin combo out to scythe lock them more than before. Use this to your advantage in pure.

Ghost ogre is an excellent pick for the first time since like s9. Ogre on gigantic is tons of value as it detaches after activation, and also adds another layer of interruption to force out hugin's protection on runick fountain.

Droplet is mandatory at 3 once again this season for me. This season is rife with iblee/scythe locks and only relying on belle to prevent this is lackluster. Droplet on elf and kisikil is only a 2 card pitch (1 if you send the first NS) to basically end their whole gameplan. Its utility going first is good since snitch stays on field and it's basically a free imperm. Going second, it's exceptional since as stated earlier you can use the first summoned twin/any quick play cards as part of your cost to pitch 2 for basically free plus any useless HTs for the matchup, dodge imperm/veiler/targeting in general, help against all gas decks, and bring the other twin out of deck for its effect to continue your combo. Having 3 imperm and 3 droplets gives you a 50% chance to draw an out for those matchups if HTs aren't enough.

Given the lack of nibiru (gigantic prevents it) Linguriboh is for converting any hard drawn extension into trap negates decks against where it can be relevant.