A [Gachirobo] deck starring Gachanko Gachirobo. Gachanko Gachirobo has a high-reward ability: when it enters / when it attacks, reveal the top 3 of your deck, and if they're all creatures of the same cost, put them all out. To leverage this, the cheat targets are unified at cost 8 — the "8-axis."
Rather than just lining up cost 8 cards, the build is centered on Twinpact cards with mana boost on their spell side and cost-reduction creatures, aiming for mass deployment while maintaining speed and adaptability. Once a cheat lands, it can make flashy plays — full hand destruction, mass destruction, and even more deployment.
Early game, focus on mana boost → cheat from the top of the deck with Mystery Disaster (5 mana) or Gachanko Gachirobo (6 mana) → dominate the board with the cost 8 large creatures that come out (mass removal, full hand destruction, additional deployment), then break shields and win.
| Creatures | 17 |
| Twinpact Cards | 14 |
| Spells | 9 |
| Total | 40 |
Role: The heart of the deck (cheating)
Double Breaker. When it enters / when it attacks, reveal the top 3 of your deck, and if they're all creatures of the same cost, put them all out. The goal is simply to put this out. Also remember the effect "if the opponent has 2 or fewer shields, your Water creatures can't be attacked or blocked" — it activates often.
Role: Cheat spell + hit creature
The spell side Mystery Disaster shuffles the deck and puts the top card into play — a cheat. In this deck full of hits it's a favorable gamble. The creature side is a Mach Fighter, Triple Breaker, cheating it out early for removal + setting up next. It's strong even hard-cast from hand normally.
Role: Early mana boost + removal creature
The spell side Longrun Hit is a 2-mana mana boost. Cast it on turn 2 if in your opening hand. The creature side is a Triple Breaker that sends one opponent creature to mana when it enters.
Role: Mana boost + CIP meta creature
The spell side Hakumai Danshaku, for 3 mana, places 1 in mana while also recovering from mana (later picking up a Gachanko Gachirobo in mana). The creature side is a loose lock that sends an opponent creature with a "when it enters" ability to mana when it enters, deterring Shield Trigger creatures.
Role: Hit (chain deployment)
EX Life, Triple Breaker. When it enters, put any number of multicolored creatures with total cost 9 or less from the top 4 of the deck into play. In this high-multicolor deck, it becomes "a hit came out, so one more," dominating the board together with itself.
Role: Hit (mass removal + lockdown)
EX Life, Speed Attacker, Triple Breaker. When it enters (and when its EX Life shield leaves), destroy all non-multicolored opponent creatures. The opponent can't cast non-multicolored spells. Control power that can effectively be game over for single-color-reliant decks.
Role: Hit (Speed Attacker grant)
EX Life, Triple Breaker. Grants Speed Attacker to all your creatures, so you can go straight to a 2nd cheat without waiting out Gachanko Gachirobo's summoning sickness. During your turn, look at the top of the deck and you may summon it if it's a creature (pay the cost).
Role: Hit (near-full hand destruction)
Double Breaker. When it enters, the opponent discards 7 cards (near-full hand destruction). On attack, destroy one opponent creature. Coming out from Gachanko Gachirobo on turn 4–5 obliterates the opponent's hand.
Role: Hit (deck-out insurance + revival)
EX Life, Blocker, Triple Breaker. When it enters / when it attacks, put the top 2 of your deck into the graveyard and draw 2. You don't lose at 0 deck, and trying to draw at 0 deck puts a creature from the graveyard into play instead (if 2-draw triggers at 0, revive 2). It covers Gachirobo's deck-out weakness.
Role: Hit (Speed Attacker grant + lockdown)
The original of Orochiryusei, Electrofused Blade Dragon. Grants Speed Attacker to all your creatures. Since it makes opponent creatures enter tapped, you can attack and knock them down as they come out — high control power. It also has a hand-destruction countermeasure ability.
Role: Cost reduction + battle removal
Cost -1 per creature in the battle zone, Speed Attacker, Double Breaker. When it enters / when it attacks, battle an opponent creature, and draw 1 on winning. You can put it out lightly to handle "trouble if shields get broken before Gachirobo" situations. In the late game it can be added as a 1-mana creature.
Role: Pseudo Shield Trigger (mass tap)
A pseudo Shield Trigger that can be summoned for free from hand via Revolution 0 when you have 0 shields. Blocker, Triple Breaker. When it enters, tap all opponent creatures and keep them tapped at the start of the opponent's next turn (2-turn stall). On attack, turn an opponent element into a shield. Dual offense/defense.
Role: Shield Trigger + replaying Gachirobo
Shield Trigger, Mugen Crime 2 (tap 2 creatures + [Water/Darkness(2)] to summon from hand/graveyard). When it enters, choose "return another creature to hand" or "put the top 2 into the graveyard and return 1." The return-to-hand effect targets both yours and the opponent's, so it can be used to replay Gachanko Gachirobo (fire a cheat again).
Above all, boost. With Longrun Hit, Hakumai Danshaku, etc., aim for the 5 mana of Mystery Disaster and the 6 mana of Gachanko Gachirobo. Assume creatures won't come out from hand, and keep putting non-boost cards into mana.
Once you reach the required mana, fire a cheat from the top of the deck (Mystery Disaster or Gachanko Gachirobo). Whether a hit comes is luck, but since nearly the whole deck is a hit, the odds are good.
Dominate the board with the cheated-out creatures and either break all shields to win or stack additional cheats. With the Speed Attacker grant of Orochiryusei, Electrofused Blade Dragon or Ryusei Kaiser, the Eternal, you can attack immediately.
A bold cheat-combo deck that mass-cheats cost 8 creatures with Gachanko Gachirobo or Mystery Disaster from mana acceleration, dominating with mass removal, full hand destruction, and additional deployment. Its weaknesses are cheat meta and decking out. Its appeal is the customizability of building an axis with any cost or cards you like.