Notes & Combos
Wow what a fun meta! Kewl Tune is annoying but The Fallen and The Virtuous does help since it insulates your plays against Effect Veiler/ Infinite Impermanence by popping the guy your opponent targets, aswell as using The Fallen and The Virtuous, or the Link 4 Ritual Beast targeted removal on Kewl Tunes normal summon does win the game.
Other than that this deck plays well into handtrap wars, and your opponent having turn 0 interactions. I did run Fonix, Shiina, and Droplets as board-breakers but I've decided to put in more handtraps and cards that can get me into engine. Shiina is fine, but I needed more gas, Fonix is very powerful, but telegraphed, and I just ended up cutting it since it didn't really do anything and I felt terrible drawing it instead of anything actually useful. Droplet was the last thing I removed from the climb because the sending cards for its activation was too costly for how wide and expansive boards are. The Purulia and Called by are honestly flex spots. I ran spellbound and tactics for the kewl tune match-up in those spots, but they produced lack-luster hands where a lingering floodgate handtrap would do nicely in.
The Zoodiac engine is huge for this deck. Broadbull alone fixes lackluster hands by adding Swen. Utopic F0 insulates your plays also since everyone is being really epic and running Fenrir, they most of the time forget Utopic F0's stealing effect and you just win the game from there. Also the Zoodiac engine helps you build a convincing board against droll. M-X Saber invoker is in the deck incase your main combo gets drolled or if you have Swen and Eldam on field before you get windlocked.
This deck is fun! Honestly I just like playing it because you just draw into so many cards! And its a deck that plays well into handtraps. The kewl tune match up is annoying but this deck can power-thru most endboards, and the Zoodiac engine only bulsters this decks ability to make layered boards, and push through interaction, the amount of times the opponent would imperm or ash Ratpier is crazy. Remember to use your quick-plays in the drawphase and play to your outs!