How many keyword soup creatures can you put in your deck, and how might you put some of them in the graveyard to pump all your other creatures
Hidden Eyes: While Yusei's in the Underworld, having fallen into Old Momentum, he's seen walking for a short distance with his eyes covered

Provided Decklist: Monsters: 1 Gladiator Beast Augustus 1 K9- Lupis 3 K9-17 Izuna 1 Gladiator Beast Noxious 1 Tri-Brigade Fraktall 1 Gladiator Beast Darius 1 Gladiator Beast Equeste 1 Gladiator Beast Bestiari 1 Test Bear 1 Gladiator Beast Attorix 3 Rescue Cat 3 Gladiator Beast Gistel 1 Test Tiger 1 Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring 1 Tri-Brigade Kerass 1 Tri-Brigade Kitt 1 Tri-Brigade Nervall 3 Droll & Lock Bird Spells: 2 Gladiator Beasts Comeback 3 Gladiator Proving Ground 1 Called by the Grave 1 Forbidden Droplet 1 K9-X Forced Release 1 Crossout Designator 1 Fire Formation Tenki 1 A Case for K9 1 Gladiator Rejection 3 Flavian Colosseum of the Gladiator Beasts Traps: 2 Gladiator Beast Charge Extra Deck: 2 Gladiator Beast Claudius 2 Gladiator Beast Domitianus 1 Gladiator Beast Heraklinos 1 Gladiator Beast Tamer Editor 1 Gladiator Beast Gyzarus 1 Super Starslayer TY-PHON Sky Crisis 1 K9- Hound 1 K9-17 Ripper 1 Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen 1 Ritual Beast Ulti-Reirautari 1 Gladiator Beast Dragases 1 Gladiator Beast Dareios 1 Test Panther Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary

This is especially true of the Winged-Beast type, as it only started to receive support in recent years, and its best cards are often used as engines or individual tools in other decks that can make better use of their effects
Given that most big attacks typically require at least three energy cards, a couple of Double Colorless Energy cards will allow players to dish out 220 damage, which should be enough to take down all but the tankiest of Pokemon in one fell swoop