Transcendosaurus Deck #714591 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 0/100 (±0 · Confidence: Low)

• Primary strategy: Combo
• Secondary strategies: Midrange, Control
• Format: ocg

Legality

Main 40 / Extra 15 / Side 0 — status under the rules at evaluation time: Illegal. 3 violation(s).

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Synchro combo into high-ATK boss monsters and board wipes; Fusion summoning high-impact monsters; Resource grind with Dinosaur recursion and controlled board presence
• Turn 1 (going first): Establish Jurrac Synchro monsters (Meteor/Astero) with board wipe and negation; protect via Miscellaneousaurus effect immunity
• Turn 2 (going second): Hand traps (Ash, Nibiru) into removal-heavy board breaker lines via Xeno Meteorus or Dark Hole; return to beatdown
• Recovery: Graveyard recursion via Oviraptor, Babycerasaurus, Petiteranodon; re-establish via Fossil Dig and Ground Xeno searcher density
• After siding: Unknown — deck runs 0 Side Deck cards; cannot adapt to metagame

Why it scores here

This deck is ILLEGAL in OCG and cannot receive a normal Final Contextual Deck Power score. It runs Miscellaneousaurus at 3 copies (legal limit 1), Maxx "C" (Forbidden), and Baronne de Fleur (Forbidden). The evaluation below reflects structural analysis only, not a playable deck assessment.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Combo. Structural ≈ —, Going First ≈ —, Going Second ≈ —, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ —. Modifiers: Illegal status (-100). Final formula: Illegal deck — no score computed

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ — · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ 0 (all Inferred)
• Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
• Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

• Extremely high core-card consistency: Oviraptor (3×), Fossil Dig (3×), Miscellaneousaurus (3× illegal), and Babycerasaurus/Petiteranodon recursion ensure an opening play T1–T2
• Dense removal and interaction: 20 cards with removal text; Jurrac Synchro bosses (Meteor, Astero) offer board wipe + summon recursion; Miscellaneousaurus grants Dinosaur effect immunity mid-turn
• Redundant searcher/extender net: Oviraptor, Fossil Dig, Ground Xeno, Animadorned Archosaur create multiple pathways to high-level summons
• Graveyard recursion loop: Babycerasaurus, Petiteranodon, and Jurrac Megalo refill the hand/field from GY after interactions
• Multi-summon access: Synchro (6 slots), Fusion (3), XYZ (2), and Link (4) Extra-Deck cards offer diverse boss options

Weaknesses

• ILLEGAL DECK — 3 Forbidden/over-limit violations prevent competitive play in OCG
• Missing key Extra-Deck cards: Transcendosaurus Glaciasaurus (100% meta inclusion), Transcendosaurus Meteorus (75%), Evolzar Dolkka/Lars (75% each), and Swordsoul Chengying (75%) reduce ceiling and floor consistency
• No Side Deck (0/15 cards): complete inability to adapt post-siding in best-of-3 matches; cannot tech for specific matchups
• Single-point dependency on Miscellaneousaurus illegal line: effect immunity is core to turn-1 defense; if corrected to 1 copy, interactive density and disruption resilience drop sharply
• Combo evidence gap: no recorded boards; all combo pathways are text-only inference; actual median output unknown
• Fusion line under-explored: Kaitoptera → Polymerization → Horned Saurus or Transcendosaurus Gigantozowler only 1-2 copies each; unclear consistency vs. Synchro priority

Critical choke points

• Reliance on Miscellaneousaurus (×3 illegal copies) as sole permanent effect-immunity clause; single interruption of summon = board vulnerability mid-turn
• Jurrac Synchro summons require exactly 1 Tuner + 2+ non-Tuners; Tuner density only 5 copies (Ash, Jurrac Megalo, Xeno Meteorus) — Tuner-bricked hands possible with poor sequencing
• No Baronne de Fleur (Forbidden in this deck) = lost universal negation + removal synergy; Infinite Impermanence (1 copy) and Jurrac Astero (2 copies) insufficient for high-interaction coverage on some boards
• Early-game board wipe (Jurrac Meteor effect) kills own monsters = line-ending in many scenarios; Astero's banish-to-negate requires prior GY setup — no immediate wall
• Removal-heavy main deck (20 cards) pushes out spell suite; only 1 Polymerization for Fusion line reduces Fusion summon frequency

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Deck is Illegal in OCG: 3 violations (Miscellaneousaurus ×3 over limit, Maxx "C" Forbidden, Baronne de Fleur Forbidden); Main/Extra/Side deck sizes: 40/15/0 (legal counts, but contains banned cards); Dinosaur archetype core card text: Oviraptor searches/removes, Fossil Dig tutors, Miscellaneousaurus grants immunity, Babycerasaurus/Petiteranodon summon from GY on destruction; Synchro Extra-Deck: Jurrac Meteor (wipe + Tuner recovery), Jurrac Astero (negation + recursion), Baronne de Fleur (Forbidden), Transcendosaurus Glaciasaurus (core missing); Banlist status: Miscellaneousaurus Limited (1 copy legal); Maxx "C" Forbidden; Baronne de Fleur Forbidden; Called by the Grave, Crossout Designator, Harpie's Feather Duster, Linkuriboh all Limited (1 copy each legal)
• Observed: Archetype core inclusion: 64% of meta core present (16/25 core cards); 9 missing (Glaciasaurus, Meteorus, Dolkka, Lars, Chengying, Horned Saurus, Secure Gardna, Lost World, and Evolzar Dolkka); Hand-trap density: 5 cards (Ash ×2, Infinite Impermanence ×1, Nibiru ×1, Maxx "C" ×1 Forbidden) — below meta standard ~7–8 going-second; Removal/interaction: 20 cards tagged with removal text; composition dense but lacking built-in board breaker (no inherent pop engine like some Dinosaur variants)
• Inferred: Engine accessibility: P(≥1 starter in opening 5) ≈ 0.9954 for archetype core; very high consistency from Oviraptor/Fossil Dig redundancy and probability tables. However, Miscellaneousaurus illegal ×3 artificially boosts this — corrected to 1 copy would lower ~0.92–0.94 (Inferred); Brick estimate: ~0.0046 (0.46%) from hypergeometric; extremely low due to core density, but not accounting for Tuner bottleneck (5 Tuners for Synchro summons; possible to draw all non-Tuners early = sequence-dependent brick risk not captured by raw probability); Combo ceiling: Jurrac Meteor summon (board wipe + Tuner recovery) + Jurrac Astero (negation + set Spell/Trap) = 2-negate board estimated ~75–82 PowerIndex based on card text. Transcendosaurus bosses (Glaciasaurus, Gigantozowler) add ATK/recursion synergy; missing from deck limits actual ceiling ~65–72 (Inferred); Combo floor/median: Without recorded boards, estimated ~55–62 based on single-line Oviraptor → Fossil Dig → Synchro summon into Jurrac Astero (1 negation, 1 set trap). More consistent than ceiling but less disruptive than full 2-negate setup (Inferred); Interruption resilience: Multiple starters (Oviraptor, Fossil Dig, Ground Xeno, Animadorned Archosaur, Babycerasaurus recursion) provide ~2–3 independent lines post-single-interrupt; however, all converge on Synchro path — shared choke point (Inferred); Resource economy: Oviraptor destroys to search (net neutral), Babycerasaurus/Petiteranodon summon on destruction (resource positive). Jurrac Megalo draw cost (discard 2 Jurrac + 1 other = -1 net hand size) is temporary. Overall estimated ~+0.5 net card advantage per completed combo line (Inferred); Going-second power: Xeno Meteorus summon conditional on destruction; Dark Hole (2×) removal requires setup. No inherent push-through-boards mechanic (e.g., no piercing, no burn). Estimated GS board-break power ~55–65 without tested lines (Inferred); Offensive pressure: Ultimate Conductor Tyranno (3500 ATK) + Jurrac bosses (2500–2800 ATK) are above-average for Dinosaurs but no piercing/direct damage clauses. Estimated 2-turn clock with uninterrupted board ~60–70 depending on established negate count (Inferred); Main Deck efficiency: 40 cards with 25 Dinosaur core (62.5%) + 5 hand traps + 13 Spells (mostly searchers/removal) + 2 Traps. Composition tight; only 1–2 flex slots. Miscellaneousaurus redundancy (×3 illegal) wastes ~2 slots; corrected list ~37–38 effective slots (Inferred); Extra Deck efficiency: 15 slots; Synchro (6), Fusion (3), XYZ (2), Link (4). 9 meta core cards missing; actual useful access ~6 cards. Very inefficient for a Fusion/Synchro-heavy deck (Inferred); Pilotability: Synchro summon sequence requires Level math + Tuner selection (moderate complexity); Jurrac Astero board setup + follow-up adds decision points. No excessive comboing, but ~5–7 decision nodes per T1 line. Estimated error tolerance ~60–65 for skilled pilots (Inferred)
• Provisional: Meta Power: No dated metagame sample supplied; Transcendosaurus archetype meta-share unknown in current OCG format. Archetype appears rogue-tier based on 64% core inclusion and missing key meta cards. Matchup data absent — cannot estimate Meta Power (Provisional); Tournament Reliability: No tournament link in deck export; no match record or pilot history. Cannot assess reliability under real competitive pressure. Estimated ~55–60 if deck were legal based on core consistency + hand-trap sparsity, but speculative (Provisional)
• Data gaps: No combo evidence supplied — all combo pathways and boards are text-only inference; median/floor/ceiling PowerIndex unknown No tournament context — archetype meta-share, per-pilot match record, and format representation absent; Meta Power cannot be estimated No win-rate telemetry — no brick/starter/OTK rates, going-first/second performance, or matchup records in YGOVN; all frequency estimates are hypergeometric probability (Inferred) No Side Deck — deck runs 0/15 cards; post-side plan completely absent; best-of-3 adaptation impossible No guide or strategy evidence — no human strategic intent supplied; archetype flavor/direction inferred from card text only CRITICAL: Deck is Illegal in OCG (3 Forbidden/over-limit violations) — entire evaluation is theoretical/structural only; no playable deck assessment possible