Drytron Mitsurugi

Of all the ways to play Mitsurugi, this has been the most fun for me. While the Ryzeal and Ogdoadic builds are also solid, the Drytron package just seems to flow better for me. It feels less bricky, it's easy to play and the end boards are strong in their own right. It rewards finding the choke points of your opponent's deck and making the most out of what seemingly little your board ends on. I think the deck works better with more board breakers, since Ame no Murakumo is Raigeki on a body mid-combo.

The list is subject to change, but as of right now, I think it's pretty good. It isn't as insane as the Ryzeal variant, but I think this deck could do some numbers.