Yet another overlooked deck-Monster Removal
This deck hurts. It's pre-banlist though, so if they do end up banning the cards (if you didn't know, the ten cards are: Raigeki, Harpie's Feather Duster, Delinquent Duo, Yata-Garasu, Fiber Jar, Cyber Jar, Injection Fairy Lily, Imperial Order, Painful Choice, and Change of Heart) this deck blows. Anyway, here goes:

To start off this deck, we need a reason, right? Well, here it is:
Fiber Jar. See? What you do is remove all of your opponents monsters, then Fiber Jar and Yata-Lock 'em. Yippee!

But Yata isn't the only card that goes well (extremely well: a few Spirit Reapers or Don Zaloogs and this deck is Godly); Beatdown is also very useful in this deck-type.

So, we now know why this deck is built. But what goes into it? Well, no staple-naming, of course:

Monsters:

Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
This card is god. See, whenever it deals damage, remove two monsters in your opponent's graveyard from play. Wow.

Sasuke Samurai
Gives Kycoo a tasty treat, especially when attacking a monster that was just Book of Mooned.

Yata-Garasu
Must I explain?

Fiber Jar
Must I explain?

Bazoo the Soul Eater
Use this card with Dimension Fusion. Keep bringing and removing...even though your opponent get's monsters too. Soul Release the monsters.

Chaos Emperor Dragon-Envoy of the End
You can use the other Chaos monsters, but this one works the best. Remove your cards, remove their cards, then Miracle Dig your cards back to your Graveyard and do it again.

Magician of Faith
Get back any magic card (this deck is heavy on magics)

Magics:

Nobleman of Crossout
Sure, you could end up getting rid of your Fiber Jar too, but then you can Miracle Dig, especially with Bazoo out and do it again.

Book of Moon
Lots of combos: NoC, Sasuke Samurai, BoM their pesky Spirit Reaper...the possibilities of this card are endless. Plus, it's a quick-play magic, so you can use it pretty much whenever. It's a great card.

Soul Release
Not only can you remove monsters, you can remove their magic cards too, making their staples that can hurt you bye-bye.

Hand Disruption
Any of the pre-negators work great in this deck, mainly for Soul Release. Deplete their hand, then get rid of it. Do it again with Magician of Faith (another reason for Book of Moon)

Autonomous Action Unit
If you can't possibly remove any more monsters because your Kycoo is full (or gone), simply take 'em from your opponent. And with Spell Economics, do it for free.

Traps:

Graverobber's Retribution
100 lp for each monster removed from their Graveyard...hmmm, with Kycoo, that's lots.

Magic Jammer
Afte the first Fiber Jar, you won't need a hand too much...they do, and stopping their Magics from their had is deadly. Same with Seven Tools of the Bandit.

Magic Drain
See above.

Mirror Wall
Bust it out when they attack your Kycoo with a Gemini: their monster dies, and you remove. They need a Trap Economics, huh? (oh wow...JUST THINK!!!!!!)

Waboku
Please, must I explain...Waboku is only the best trap card.

This deck kicks so much butt it's not even funny. Here's a sample:

Monsters (18):
3x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
1x Fiber Jar
1x Yata-Garasu
3x Magician of Faith
2x Bazoo the Soul Eater
1x Chaos Emperor Dragon-Envoy of the End
1x Jinzo
2x Spirit Reaper
2x Don Zaloog
2x Sasuke Samurai

Magics (21):
1x Delinquent Duo
1x Miracle Dig
1x Confiscation
1x Forceful Sentry
3x Mystical Space Typhoon
2x Soul Release
3x Book of Moon
2x Nobleman of Crossout
1x Harpie's Feather Duster
1x Heavy Storm
1x Monster Reborn
1x Premature Burial
1x Dark Hole
2x Autonomous Action Unit

Traps (6):
3x Waboku
1x Mirror Wall
2x Magic Drain

A little heavy on the Magics, but the Side deck will make up for it:

Side deck (15):
2x Seven Tools of the Bandit
2x Magic Jammer
1x Raigeki
1xCall of the Haunted
1x Sasuke Samurai
2x Maruading Captain
1x Don Zaloog
1x Magic Drain
1x Spell Economics
2x Graverobber's Retribution

See, not all cards I mentioned are in the main deck, but that's because the main deck is how I like it. You may want to tweak it. Now, don't get me wrong, this deck is ORIGINAL. Sorry, couldn't help it. Anyway, this deck is how I like it, but I've never play-tested this deck..it's just one I made up. Anyway, if you want to e-mail me, send it to Anteaus44@aol.com. Thanks a bunch and hoped you enjoyed it!