Cyberdark Deck #773363 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 55/100 (±8 · Confidence: Medium)

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

Legality

Main 41 / Extra 14 / Side 0 — status: Legal with warning.

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Cyber End Dragon, Cyber End Dragon the Final Strike Dragon, Jizukiru, Regulus and Cyber Dragon Nova converting Cyber Dragon summons into 3000-4000 ATK boards; Chimeratech Rampage Dragon and Chimeratech Megafleet Dragon, which clear Spells and Traps and add pressure through the Fusion route
• Turn 1 (going first): Normal Summon Cyber Dragon Core for a Cyber spell or trap, or open with Cyber Dragon Nachster or Herz from hand, then move into Power Bond or Fusion and Extra Deck summons. Hand traps are held for the opponent's first activation.
• Turn 2 (going second): Hold Ash Blossom, Maxx C and Red Reboot against the opponent's starter. Rebuild with Cyber Dragon Nachster and Herz, then use Cyber Dragon summons or Luminous to recover board presence.
• Recovery: Recur Cyber Dragons from the GY with Nachster, Herz, Cyber Dragon Nova and Cyber Repair Plant; search Cyber spells and traps with Cyber Dragon Core and Cyberdark Realm.
• After siding: No side deck is registered, so there is no post-side plan. Any sideboard adjustment is unavailable as recorded.

Why it scores here

The deck opens reliably through its Cyber Dragon engine. Three Cyber Dragon Core, three Cyber Dragon, two Nachster and two Herz give several Level 1 to 5 starters, and the archetype-core proxy puts at least one core card in the opening hand about 91 percent of the time (Inferred). Its conversion ceiling is high on the text: Cyber End Dragon and Final Strike, Regulus and Jizukiru reach 2800 to 4000 ATK, and Chimeratech Rampage can clear backrow, but no recorded boards exist, so the ceiling is text-only. Interaction is layered: Ash Blossom x2, Maxx C, Red Reboot, Forbidden Crown, R.B. Next Phase and Regulus give several answers, though four hand traps are a thin set against a going-second hand. Structurally the deck is scored on engine coherence and interaction, not on Cyberdark popularity; its declared archetype understates the actual engine, since only 2 of 41 main cards carry the exact Cyberdark name. The score is not an average of individual card scores. Missing post-side plans and an unregistered side deck cap the score, and the lack of combo, matchup and tournament data keeps the band wide.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Combo. Structural ≈ 61, Going First ≈ 64, Going Second ≈ 63, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 48. Modifiers: Banlist exposure (-2); Dependence on Extra Deck cards (-1); Engine dilution (-2); Engine compactness (2). Final formula: 0.80*Structural + 0.20*TournamentReliability + ContextModifiers (no dated meta; D13 dropped and weights renormalised to 97) = 0.80*61 + 0.20*48 - 3 = 55

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.91 · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ — (all Inferred)
• Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
• Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

• Dense Cyber Dragon starter and summon package with several Level 1 to 5 routes
• Four hand traps and a layered negate suite
• High closing power through 3000 to 4000 ATK Extra Deck monsters
• Legal at every restricted-card copy limit

Weaknesses

• No side deck, so the deck cannot adapt between games
• Only 2 exact Cyberdark cards despite the declared archetype
• Several conditional spells (Storm, Crown, Limiter Removal, Next Phase, Clockwork Night) lower hand quality
• Extra Deck at its near-cap of 14 relies on specific Fusion and Link cards

Critical choke points

• Cyber Dragon Core and Nachster are the early engine; loss of them to a hand trap or a board-breaking starter leaves few alternate starts
• Chimeratech Fusion needs Cyber Dragon materials, so the Fusion route depends on the Cyber Dragon core surviving

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Main 41, Extra 14, side 0 inside the OCG size rules; Limited copies of Maxx C and Red Reboot and Semi-Limited copies of Ash Blossom each at legal count; Chimeratech Rampage, Megafleet, Fortress and Cyber End Dragon stats and text as listed
• Inferred: At least one starter in opening hand is about 0.91 via the archetype-core proxy; Going-first and going-second scores are weighted blends of dimension scores; Closing power and text-only combo ceiling from card text
• Provisional: Meta power (null, no dated sample); Matchup fit (D13 neutral, dropped from Structural); Median output set at a neutral 50 with no boards
• Data gaps: No combos supplied: floor, median and ceiling are text-only inference No tournament link: archetype meta-share and per-pilot match record absent No side deck registered (side_count 0): post-side is unscorable Usage stats are unreliable: core_cards flags Cyber Dragon Nova, Megafleet, Fortress, Sieger, Eternity, Heosvarog, Cyber End Dragon and Clockwork Knight as missing while they appear in the Extra list, so core_present_pct 47.1 was not used One passcode 10443957 unresolved, counted as main; its effect is unscored No win-rate telemetry for going-first, going-second, matchup, brick or starter rates