Banish Turbo

Overview

Banish Turbo abuses the banish effects of monsters like Banisher of the Light and Chaosrider Gustaph so that it can cast powerful spells like Chaos Greed, allowing the deck to effectively play four copies of Pot of Greed. Bazoo the Soul Eater is another popular banish-enabler, though D.D. Warrior Lady and Assailant are also played. Chaos End is a powerful payoff card for those that wish to ignore Dark Hole's status on the ban list. For the deck's monster payoff card, Gren Maju Da Eiza is common, as it can get incredibly large surprisingly quickly. It is not always seen, though. 

Because Chaosrider is warrior monster, Reinforcement of the Army (RotA) is used more often than not. Its inclusion usually means a warrior package of the aforementioned D.D. warriors, as well as Exiled Force and sometimes Strike Ninja. 

With no reliable method of banishing traps beyond Banisher of the Light and Soul Release, Banish Turbo decks tend to play extremely trap lite, if they play any traps at all. Of the lists that do, Return From the Different Dimension and Royal Decree are popular choices. 

Deck List

A Gren Maju Da Eiza version that makes full use of the RotA package. Chaos End refreshes the board if you should fall behind, and Nobleman of Extermination banishes opposing battle traps. With no traps of our own, there's no worry of splash banish on our own cards. Finally, Dimension Distortion acts as a replacement to Premature Burial, which is not included for obvious reasons.

Monsters

3x Banisher of the Light
3x Bazoo the Soul-Eater
1x Breaker the Magical Warrior
3x Chaosrider Gustaph
3x D.D. Assailant
1x D.D. Warrior Lady
1x Exiled Force
3x Gren Maju Da Eiza
1x Sangan

Spells

1x Chaos End
3x Chaos Greed
1x Delinquent Duo
​1x Dimension Distortion 
1x Graceful Charity
1x Heavy Storm
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
2x Nobleman of Crossout
3x Nobleman of Extermination
1x Pot of Greed
2x Reinforcement of the Army
1x Snatch Steal
3x Soul Release

Traps

N/A

Additional Card Options

D.D. Scout Plane is a popular monster for the strategy, and is played with or without Strike Ninja. 

​With very little interaction on the opponent's turn, quickplay spells like Book of Moon and Enemy Controller see action as pseudo traps. Though, it is difficult to make the most of them without a higher number of flip monsters and token spawners respectively. 

• D.D. Scout Plane
• Gigantes
• Peten the Dark Clown
• Spirit of Flames
• Strike Ninja
• Book of Moon
• Chaos End
• Dimension Distortion
• Enemy Controller
• Soul Absorption
• Return from the Different Dimension
• Skull Lair
• ​Royal Decree