For those who want it, overlooked Anti-Chaos - TheDarkPlatypus

Anyways....read the title. Again. Again. There ya go.

This kind of Anti-Chaos (for some reason I'm writing this even though 1 
deck is Chaos) was very popular back with PGD (remember?), and just got a 
little help from a certain 000 Secret called "End of Anubis". Take a guess. 
A hint: Uses its very own field card.....









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The Gravekeeper deck. Gravekeepers have amazing potential, and with 
Necrovalley on the field, your opponent can't summon their BLS-EotB or 
CED-EotE. Although the strongest one of them is a 5-star 1900, his effect 
makes up for it. He negates the part of Necrovalley that affects your 
Grave, so you can revive stuff where your opponent can't even touch their 
Grave. With Necrovalley out with him, he matches Jinzo and if he's 
Tribute-Summoned you get another Gravekeeper from your graveyard.

Another monster useful is Gravekeeper's Spy. 1200 ATK, 2000 DEF, with a 
Flip that lets you special summon a Gravekeeper with 1500 or less ATK from 
your deck. Nice. Swarming for tributes or for firing off with the 
Gravekeeper's Cannonholder. Gravekeeper's Curse is weak with 800/800, but 
when he's summoned in any way it's a quick 500 damage. Nuke him for the 
Cannonholder and you do 1200 damage total. Gravekeeper's Spearsoldier has a 
trample effect, and with Necrovalley becomes a 2000-ATK beatstick that 
0\/\/ns the little Sheep or Ojamas or whatever.

Throw in a Kycoo or 2 (or 3...) if you're going totally Anti-Chaos, 
although he doesnt get any boost from the Necrovalley, his Type and 
Attribute match that of the Gravekeepers. Another fun card from PGD that I 
find works in my Gravekeeper deck: Mystical Knight of Jackal (MKoJ). MKoJ 
is a beatstick of 2700 ATK, Witchable, and even though his Type?Attribute 
don't match the Gravekeepers, he's got the power and the good effect to 
help you out. Does your opponent have some weak little monster out, maybe a 
Tomato? Kill it with MKoJ, return it to the top of their deck, they don't 
get any searching effect and their next turn's draw is that same Tomato. It 
gets annoying for them after a while. While your cycling their Tomato or 
whatever, you can summon other monsters and chip away at your opponent with 
youur GK Curse, then attack with him and sacrifice it for Cannonholder for 
a total of 2000 Damage. A few turns of that and it's over. MKoJ can almost 
compete with the Chaos monsters if they are out already, and by some stroke 
of luck you have him beat a Chaos monster, you can put it back on their 
deck and if they have no more DARK/LIGHT monsters to remove, it's dead 
weight for them for a few turns. Another use of MKoJ that goes with this: 
keeps those precious LIGHT/DARKs from ever hitting the Grave.

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