Notes & Combos

This deck is fvcking cope. Play this at your own risk. I wanted to get to Max with this deck once at 19 and lost 6 consecutive games and ended up in 17, where I had to use Tear to climb back up before trying again.

Strengths:

• Somewhat versatile. You don't instantly die to interruption on Crimson Resonator and there's a variety of other things you can do if you happen to not open with it.
• Red Supernova: Need I say more. The only Synchro with 3 Tuners in requirement. Beatstick. Immune to destruction. They really had to relieve the horrors of nuclear bombs with this card. The best part about this deck honestly, though getting it out isn't always the easiest.

Weaknesses:

• Consistency: The only thing consistent with this deck is that it's inconsistent. That could be an overexaggerated statement but there had been so many times I fail to get the PUNK starters to resolve and had to sit on handtraps and sometimes even cope with Bystial + I:P. It also suffers when you can't put out Chaos Ruler which is the primary playmaker of the deck. Without access to it you just pass on a squishy Tuner.
• Too easy: Opponent will know where to disrupt you and you can't do anything to bluff them, except by fooling them into thinking you're actually playing PUNK.

This apparently is also the best version to play KC lock if you wanted it, just replace an ED slot and replace a Branded backrow or a staple for Calamity and Etude. But the fact we aren't even playing it in the "optimal" version of this deck should tell you smth already. Just cope until the SD content drops if you want to play Reso and Crimson Dragon if you want to do KC lock. The updated version of the deck is also in the Reso channel. Trust ckw81, don't trust me.