Destiny HERO

Destiny End Dragoon is the card this deck most wants to put on the field. The Level 10 Fusion of Destiny HERO - Plasma and Destiny HERO - Dogma destroys a monster once per turn, burns the opponent for its ATK value, and resurrects itself from the graveyard each Standby Phase by banishing a Destiny HERO card — a self-sustaining threat that demands an answer every single turn. Getting there requires two of the archetype's most demanding Special Summon conditions, so the surrounding engine exists almost entirely to stack the graveyard and manufacture bodies for tribute fodder.

Destiny HERO - Malicious is the engine's workhorse: banishing itself from the graveyard to Special Summon a second copy from the Deck floods the field with material at no card cost and populates the graveyard simultaneously. Destiny HERO - Drilldark extends that reach further by pulling a second Destiny HERO from hand on Normal Summon, while D Cubed can discard up to two cards to chain-summon copies of itself, simultaneously filling the graveyard with whatever was discarded and generating a board of level 1 bodies. Destiny HERO - Diamond Dude adds a distinct layer by excavating Normal Spells and letting the player activate their effects for free on the following turn, occasionally generating enormous advantage from cards that would otherwise cost resources to use.

The deck's graveyard dependency is genuine — Destiny HERO - Celestial, Dark Angel, and Dreadnought Servant all require a stocked graveyard to function, making mass banishment a consistent disruptor. Going first, the deck builds toward that Dragoon resurrection loop; going second, Plasma's blanket effect negation on all opposing face-up monsters provides enough suppression to push through established boards.