Purrely Deck List & Card Guide

Purrely is a Control Deck in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel, focusing on low-level monsters and Quick-Play Spells to bring out powerful Xyz Monsters. Check out the core deck list, key combos, as well as how to play & counters!

Purrely Deck List

Main Deck: 40 cards
x3	x3	x3	x3	x2
x3	x3	x3	x3	x3
x2	x2	x2	x1	x1
x2	x1	-	-	-
Extra Deck: 15 cards
x2	x2	x2	x2	x2
x2	x1	x1	x1	-

Purrely Breakdown

Tier Evaluation

Tier Ranking
God Tier
Deck Archetype		Deck Difficulty
Control		Easy
Deck Evaluation
Purrely Quick-Play Spells have effects when used as Xyz Monster Materials Epurrely Xyz Monsters can absorb activated Purrely Quick-Play Spells Expurrely Noir's effects does not have hard once-per-turn clause

Purrely Deck Guide: How to Play

Playstyle and Win Condition

The "Purrely" archetype is a curious case of attaching cards as materials for Xyz Monsters. Part of the Deck's playstyle focuses using the Quick-Play Spells to attachto your "Purrely" Xyz Monsters, and be as strong as possible while on the field.

This Deck plays like a Control Deck when setting up your boss monster, but once it's on the field, it becomes an Aggro Deck with a monster that can be pretty hard to stop.

Monster Cards

There are only two monsters in the Main Deck for this archetype--and most of the time, you'll be Special Summoning them with the plethora of Quick-Play "Purrely" Spells you have at your disposal.

Purrely excavates and add a card from the Deck to your hand upon summon, while Purrelyly adds a non-Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Cards to your hand.

Both monsters have effects that allows them to Special Summon "Purrely" Xyz Monsters and attach said Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Cards.

The rest of the monsters in your Deck are merely support for the two "Purrely" monsters. Classic staples like Maxx C to discourage Special Summons, and Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring to stop search and/or Special Summon effects.

Droll & Lock Bird is becoming a popular hand trap once again from all the searches and draws recently, preventing the addition of any further card to the hand for the rest of the turn.

Spell and Trap Cards

The bulk of the Deck's strategy relies on these four Quick-Play Cards, meant to Special Summon the two Main Deck "Purrely" monsters, and give additional effects if attached to a "Purrely" Xyz Monster. Each one provides a different kind of advantage, so make sure to consider the game state before activating each of them.

Purrely Spell	Unique Active Effect	Attached to Xyz Monster Effect
Purrely Delicious Memory	・Targets a monster, makes them immune to battle destruction until the next turn	・Grants ATK & DEF for every material attached
Purrely Happy Memory	・Grants a one-time protection from card destruction effects	・Gives additional attacks for each attached "Purrely Happy Memory"+1
Purrely Pretty Memory	・Grants both players 1000 LP	・Targets a card the opponent controls, and attaches it to the Xyz Monster this card is attached to
Purrely Sleepy Memory	・Next battle/effect damage dealt to you is 0	・Lets you draw 1 card every Standby Phase

Take note of the stats of the Xyz Monster that you'll be giving these cards to as materials to maximize the effectiveness of the additional effects. Offensively, you'd need to get Purrely Delicious Memory or Purrely Happy Memory attached as materials.

For support and control, the cards you want attached as materials are Purrely Pretty Memory and Purrely Sleepy Memory.

The other two Spells provide resources when the requirements are met, while providing a floating advantage while on the Field. The archetype's featured Field Spell, Stray Purrely Street, protects your "Purrely" monsters from targeted effects the turn they are Special Summoned.

My Friend Purrely is the card that helps you search out the Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Cards you need. If an "Purrely" Xyz Monster you control leaves the field, this gives you a chance to get three of those Quick-Play Spells from the GY back to the hand, ready for you to use again.

Extra Deck Monsters

Each of the "Epurrely" monsters provide further control and protection as they continue to get materials for you to use. These are also the monsters you need to have on the field if you want to summon the stronger "Purrely" Xyz Monsters.

Epurrely Beauty can negate the effects of a monster the opponent controls, Epurrely Happiness can search any "Purrely" card after it battles and possibly half the ATK of an opponent's monster, and Epurrely Plump can steal the opponent's Spell or Trap Cards in their GY to be attached as materials.

The newest addition among the Epurrely monsters is Epurrely Noir, which can bounce cards from the field back to the hand, and can set "Purrely" Trap Cards straight from the Deck when using its effect that attaches activated "Purrely" Quick-Play Spells onto itself as material.

If any of the "Epurrely" monsters manage to get 5 materials on them, they can be used as material to Xyz Summon the "Expurrely" monsters, which are the endgame for a usual combo for this Deck.

Expurrely Happiness is the more aggressive of the two Rank 7 Xyz Monsters. It can negate the effects of all other face-up monsters the opponent currently controls for a turn, and the opponent can't respond to it if it has a Level 1 "Purrely" monster attached. Each time this monster attacks, it deals pre-emptive damage worth 1500 LP.

Expurrely Noir is the defensive half of the boss monster duo. This Xyz Monster becomes immune to all activated effects if it meets the material requirements. Detaching two to activate its effect lets it send a card the opponent controls to the bottom of their Deck, avoiding any potential Trigger Effects from activating.

If all other options are exhausted, you can always pivot to the classic Xyz Monster combo of Downerd Magician and Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder. Depending on how many materials you can attach to "Epurrely" monsters, Divine Arsenal could have as many as 7 or even 8 materials worth using--and remember, its effect does not have a hard once-per-turn clause.

Core Combos and Interactions

Purrely Basic Combo

This is the Purrely Deck's most basic combo, which can start with just a single Purrely, and a little bit of luck after activating its effect.

Card(s) Needed on Hand
Step	Description
1	Normal Summon Purrely, and activate its effect to excavate the top three cards of the Deck. If a Purrely "Quick-Play" Spell was excavated, select it to be added to the hand.
2	Activate the Purrely "Quick-Play" Spell, to Special Summon Purrelyly from the Deck.
3	Upon being Special Summoned, activate Purrelyly's effect to search out a non-Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Card. Search out My Friend Purrely to add to the hand.
4	Activate My Friend Purrely, and activate its effect on the field; select three Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Cards from the Deck, let the opponent choose one at random, then add the chosen one to your hand.
5	Activate the effect of Purrely; using the Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Card you just searched out, use the two cards as material to summon any one of the Epurrely Xyz Monsters, depending on your state of the field.

Boss Monsters

	Kashtira Fenrir
	While you control no monsters, Kashtira Fenrir can be Special Summoned from the hand. This card can remove and banish a face-up card on the field if it attacks, or the opponent uses a monster effect while this card is on the field.
	Expurrely Noir
	Once Expurrely Noir becomes immune to your opponent's activated effects once it gains 5 or more materials attached. Detaching 2 of them sends a card they control to the bottom of their Deck.
	Expurrely Happiness
	Expurrely Happiness is the more aggressive of the two Expurrely Xyz Monsters. Detaching a card lets it negate the effects of all monsters the opponent controls for the rest of the turn, and when it has a Level 1 "Purrely" monster as material, the opponent can't respond in kind to this card's effect activation. It also deals pre-emptive burn damage if it has 5 or more materials when attacking.
	Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder
	Due to the sheer number of materials the Expurrely Xyz Monsters can have, Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder becomes a go-to option to end your turn with. Depending on how many materials that was attached, this Xyz Monster can have up to 6 attached materials as a minimum.

Purrely Counters: How to Beat

Best Decks to Use Against Purrely

Mikanko

If the "Purrely" Deck gets their boss monster out with high ATK, they're basically high pickings for Mikanko Decks, especially as the Deck doesn't normally have any negates set up on the field. Attacking with 0 ATK monsters and make the opponent receive the damage is the key win condition.

Mikanko Deck List & Card Guide

Kashtira

If a Kashtira Deck manages to set up before the "Purrely" player manages to get out its monsters out and start banishing monsters and blocking card zones, it can be hard to deal with cards being banished face-down left and right. Especially once they manage to bring out Number 89: Diablosis the Mind Hacker.

Kashtira Deck List & Card Guide

Tenyi Swordsoul

With how efficient a Tenyi Swordsoul opening combo can be, letting them set up their boss monsters will make it extremely hard for the Purrely player to set up to get their own monster on the field. With cards like Baronne, Chengying and Swordsoul Blackout, the player has to carefully work around their Quick-Play Spells.

Swordsoul Deck List & Card Guide

Best Cards to Tech Against Purrely

	Infinite Impermanence
	Infinite Impermanence can be a powerful counter against the Purrely, more especially if this Trap Card is set. The plethora of Quick-Play Spell Cards will be a problem to use if some of its zones will negate the activation of the Spell Card if this card is activated on the field.
	Anti-Spell Fragrance
	With the number of Quick-Play Spell Cards that a Purrely Deck runs, Anti-Spell Fragrance can slow down their usual combo, by forcing them to wait a turn before they can be activated properly through setting them.
	Solemn Judgment
	As soon as an "Epurrely" monster gets summoned, or if a crucial Quick-Play "Purrely" Spell Card becomes activated, Solemn Judgment can negate it and the opponent can no longer follow it up other than another Counter Trap Card.
	Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju
	At some point, an Expurrely Xyz Monster gains 5 attached materials and they become immune to your activated effects. However, that still leaves them in dager of being suddenly tributed. Kaiju cards, especially Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju, can wipe it off the field in one fell swoop.
	Book of Moon
	While Book of Moon is a good card to run as tech in a "Purrely" Deck, it can also be a good counter to it. That means a "Purrely" Xyz Monster doesn't get to activate its effect, nor can it be targeted by Quick-Play Spells when it gets forced into face-down Defense Position.

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