This deck uses self-milling tactics, with Namis ability centered around drawing and trashing cards from your own deck
2025-06-06 A transforming double-faced card enters the battlefield with its front face up by default, unless a spell or ability instructs you to put it onto the battlefield transformed or you cast it transformed, in which case it enters with its back face up
However, if you have a black card with [Knightmon] or [DeadlyAxemon] in its name and the [Twilight] trait among the revealed cards and there are no other cards with [Knightmon] or [DeadlyAxemon] in their names, you can treat that card as your card with the [Twilight] trait and add it to your hand
This deck is very fun but also very stressful
It turns whatever you target into a dinky land, but leaves it on the battlefield without changing zones, so no shenanigans can take place
It only has 2 disruptions, but the destruction protection from Scar-Red and Gaia, the banish protection from Zone, and the destruction substitution/protection from Soul in the GY make it solid, and the advantage is that you still have Gaia and Bone resources for the next turn