Bing Chilling has perfect synergy with the deck. It's a WATER, so it plays well with cards that WATER lock you, has a fantastic level at 10, and the deck's constant banishing natively triggers its effect during both turns. His destruction protection also recurs your banished resources from the GY, and gets certain Spells and Traps out of there to turn Dimension Shifter back on. It might not be optimal to make during your first turn, but it's extremely good at securing the field during a particularly grindy game.

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• Generic : This card is good into a lot of matchups 

• Battle Control : Not only will he gain ATK/DEF, he will also reduce opponent monsters stats making him even harder to fight head on

• Great Synergy : Easy to proc banishment from field and GY

• Self-Protection : His defensive effect make him harder to get rid of, perfect for grind game where your opponent will lack ressources

• Additional Coverage : Banishing from the opponent's GY is something the pure archetype can't do

• Grind Game Only : There are better cards to make during your first turn 

Very strong against decks focusing on destroying, this card make them (or any Deck really) unable to destroy or banish your cards and if you chain it to a card effect you can banish all the cards with that name on the field and GY making it not only a strong defensive tool but also a great disruptive card. And if it get outed someway by your opponent, it can Special Summon itself from the GY if your opponent banish a card.

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• Good Protection : Gymir make your board immune to regular board breaker which is Ghoti biggest weakness

• Strong Disruption : Banish all copies on the field and GY of the card that was previously activated in the chain

• Recursive : Can Special Summon itself when your opponent banish a card

• WATER Synergy : Can be played under WATER lock 

• Matchup Dependant : Into certain matchups game 1 Gymir can be ineffective 

! Warning ! This card use a "When" which means it can "Miss Timing" learn more about the "When" timing on the Special Topic Discussion Page under the "When ruling" section.

Tired of Summoning Askaan? Just Mirror Force your opponent instead! Being a Fish Synchro monster means this card can be Synchro Summoned on your opponent turn, allowing the deck to boardwipe your opponent while they're setting up. If you aren't satisfied with that, just climb into Deep Beyond and wipe their board again! It's also a Battle Phase beast, infinitely summoning itself back as long as you can banish WATERs from grave, which the deck wants to do anyway. During your own Battle Phase, it also beats up any walls your opponent has, clearing the field for an easy OTK. However, because it only destroys Attack Position monsters, your opponent can simply summon monsters in Defense to play around it. Take advantage of this passivity, because White Aura Whale is a card your opponent must always respect

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• Strong Disruption : Main Phase Mirror Force

• Recursive : Invincible to battle destruction, and card effect destruction too

• Battle Control : Strong card to fight in Battle Phase (2 Attack + Piercing Damage)

• Secure Timing : Easier to summon as CL1 with Zep if opponent has no triggers

• Telegraphed : Predictable if your opponent knows what's up

• Only Water : All Materials must be WATER

Dragite is a ferociously strong endboard piece for the deck. Backrow negation is much rarer than monster negation, but is useful against absolutely any deck. Plus, its level makes it easy to make, being WATER allows it to play around locks, and it's the perfect level to go into Deep Beyond once its negate is expended. Just remember that you do need a WATER monster in your GY, so you always need to keep track of when to banish your Fish with cards like Snopios while Dragite is in play.

Run : Strong

Impact :

• Good Synergy : Great level both to summon and to climb further off of

• Good Disruption : Spell/Trap negates are hard to come by and extremely valuable

• Good Beatstick : Gigantic ATK stat for its level

• Alternative Use : Can actually bounce card if you play Nibiru in your Deck

• Need GY : Can't be used if you are playing under Shifter or already banished all your Fish

The best use for a spare Abyss Shark outside Links. Kragen contributes to the deck's primary win condition of keeping your opponent's bodies off the field. Its pop effect also doesn't target, so it's more challenging for your opponent to play around. It's not a win-condition on its own, and making it sometimes sacrifices a Deep Beyond setup, but it provides an incredible amount of insurance for your plays. That, and alongside Gozen Match, it is indeed a win-condition on its own.

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• Good Disruption : Pop effect doesn't target and burns, so useful into time

• Good Lock : Screws with decks reliant on controlling certain Attributes

• Alternative Use : In niche situations, changing everything to WATER helps unlock your own summons

• Deck Killer : Instant win alongside Gozen Match

• Semi-Recursive : Can be looped indefinitely if you use "Kragen Spawn"

• Low Stats : Can easely be passed by battle 

Abyss Keeper is, functionally, a second Normal Summon. It helps access your high-level options like Eanoc or Coelacanth, and can provide extension in case you get interrupted or searched something like Paces mid-combo. However, this deck can easily use its whole hand to set up its combos regardless, so it only comes up once in a while. It's also an easily summonable board breaker, which helps this deck's rough time going 2nd.

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• High Level Access : Easely bring Eanoc, Psiic or Coelacanth on the field

• 2nd Try : Help fixing bad hands or disruption

• Board Breaker : The banish help you to play when going 2nd

• Banish Fodder : Good target to banish with Chain, Askaan, or Fury

• Low Stats : Vulnerable to being run over, since it's stuck in ATK position

• Need all Targets : Both targets must be on field at resolution of banish effect

Anemone is a great extender mostly used to help you Synchro after a disruption or to fix a bad hand, it's easy to summon thanks to Abyss Shark being a nice material for it and Anemone can revive a monster with 1500 ATK or less (so any tuner or Lifeless Leaffish). Consider getting one to solidify your plays. Can also be used to go Into Abyss Keeper or bigger Link monsters. 

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• 2nd Try : Help fixing bad hands or disruption

• Great Extender : Revive tuners or Lifeless Leaffish to the GY 

• Low Stats : Vulnerable to being run over, since it's stuck in ATK position

A staple for every decks that can possibly make it, the strengh of Little Knight has been proved countless time. Not only this card is a generic disruption it also provide some kind of synergy for Ghoti by banishing fish from your own GY you can start plays that might not be possible on your 2nd turn. It's only downside is the generic WATER Lock that all non-WATER cards suffer from. 

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• Generic : This card is good into a lot of matchups 

• Combo enanbler : Little Knight can banish a ghoti from the GY to start plays

• Strong Disruption : Banish all copies on the field and GY of the card that was previously activated in the chain

• Water Lock : Conflict a bit with "Abyss Shark" and with "White Aura" engine

A good option in deck focused around WATER, Bubble Reef allow you to get rid of cards that usually stick on the board like Anemone or Coelacanth and replacing them with a strong beatstick that can impossible to pass by Battle very fast for each card banished. Bubble Reef allow you to banish Psiic during your opponent's Standby Phase granting you not only a safe fish search and a level 6 body but also a draw giving you even more power to disrupt your opponent. And if all of this wasn't enough Bubble Reef can Special Summon Anemone if she is banished granting her a 2nd use and turning live her 2nd effect like since she will be able to recycle Bubble Reef creating a slow but secure loop. Her materials requirement is sadly holding her back a bit but this is thankfully compensated by Anemone Link rating.

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• Amazing Beatstick : Bubble Reef can turbo faster than Deep Beyond if you make a lot of banish

• Combo enanbler : Combining with Psiic, Bubble Reef allow you to get a search during your opponent Standby Phase

• Draw : Draws cards in a deck hungry for draw power

• Alternative Use : Can bring back Coral Anemone and Anemone can recycle Bubble Reef 

• Ressource Heavy : Can be difficult to make turn 1 if you don't use Coelacanth 

He can get rid of Nib tokens with his easy summon condition, his attribute allow him to work under WATER lock, he can draw you a card if you banish him and he can even reduce opponent monsters ATK disabling potential annoying towers that you couldn't pass with effects or enable potential follow-up. Overall Haggard Lizardose is a good balanced card that can do a lot without excelling in any domain due to it's banish restriction, if you are looking for a cheap alternative for cards like S:P or Starslayer this might be one of them granted it's a lot less efficient in terms of disruption.

Rating : Viable

Impact :

• Battle Control : Haggard Lizardose can reduce opponent ATK monster to 0 or close to it if you banish low levels fish (or himself)

• Water Synergy : WATER attribute allow him to work under Sardine lock

• Follow-up enanbler : Haggard Lizardose can banish tuners and low level fish monsters enabling potentials combos or follow-up

• Draw : Draw cards in a deck hungry for draw power if you banish himself 

• Alternative Use : Haggard Lizardose can get rid of Nib tokens or cards stolen with from opponent field in a much easier way than Eria 

• Restricted banish : The 2000 ATK or less restriction cut you from recursive combos with cards like Askaan

In case you thought Deep Beyond couldn't get any bigger. Without a way to make it on the opponent's turn with a card like Hop Ear Squadron,  it's primarily an OTK enabler that blanks any Graveyard-based follow-up the opponent could have. In case you somehow couldn't OTK after making this, all of your banished resources will recur on the following turn, allowing you to expend the last of their hand and close out the game. If you can make it on the opponent's turn though, it's an extremely powerful alternative to Deep Beyond against Graveyard reliant strategies like Tearlament. 

Rating : Viable

Impact :

• Deck Killer : Can make you win if you manage to use the effect at the right timing

• Deep Beyond Turbo : Help to stack Ghoti of the Deep Beyond attack to reach insane values 

• Explosive : Extremely good if you play ways to summon it on the opponent's turn such as Accel Synchro or Hop Ear 

• Alternative Use : Resets Dimension Shifter

• Accelerated Game : Burns your ressources much faster by denying your GY reliant effects which can have a bad impact on your grind game

• Matchup Dependant : Not every deck rely on the GY 

Outside of the Ghotis and White Auras, Archethys is the only other Fish Synchro we can summon during the opponent's turn. Draw power is very good, as is a quick effect pop, but its draw effect has a heavy cost of discarding 2 cards in an already hand-hungry deck. It's also an odd level to make, requiring White Aura Monoceros to climb into, and it can't climb further beyond itself. It is a good extender for combo builds on your own turn though, as if you can make White Aura Monoceros, you can make this.

Rating : Mediocre

Impact :

• Always Available : Can be Synchro Summoned during the opponent's turn

• Draw : Draws cards in a deck hungry for draw power

• Self-Sufficient : Uses the draws to feed its own effect, allowing you to load up your GY

• Good Disruption : Can target any card on the field

• Akward Level : Odd level means making it is situational

• Small Reward : Will only ever draw 1 card, unless you run level 2 non-Tuners

• Heavy Cost : Discarding 2 cards is a hefty cost for a targeted destroy

Fine successor to "Crystron Halqifibrax", Accel Stardust is a 1 card combo to make a Level 10 Synchro monster. Not only it tribute himself to Special Summon "Stardust Dragon" it also allow you to make a Synchro Summon with ANY monster on your field (you don't even have to include "Stardust Dragon") also the monster Synchro Summoned by this effect is unaffected by your opponent activated effects (this include "Stardust Dragon"). Perfect to Summon a boss monster adapted to the current deck you are fighting against with an additional protection, Accel Stardust is another great pivot for the deck.

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• Deck Pivot : Allow you to respond to pretty much any situation thanks to his great Synchro Summon

• Free Summon : You can keep the "Stardust Dragon" Summoned by his effect

• Strong Protection : The Synchro Summoned monster AND "Stardust Dragon" will be immune to activated effect (which cover almost everything)

• Extra Space : Require to play "Stardust Dragon" in the Extra Deck

• Water Lock : Conflict a bit with "Abyss Shark" and with "White Aura" engine

A very solid option but not enough to be a must have. Crystal Wing is the yin to Dragite's yang: A beefy Level 8 negate that can easily go into Deep Beyond once its negate is spent. Crystal Wing is even more resilient in the Battle Phase, with lots of built-in ATK gains. Arionpos + one of our Tuners is a perfect way to make it, as we can search Snopios for follow-up during our opponent's turn, and the threat of Deep Beyond backed up by a monster negate is pretty scary. That being said, the situations in which you can make Crystal Wing are more niche than those where you can make Dragite, so it's overall better suited to combo-centric builds that aim to Synchro on your own turn.

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• Strong Negate : Monster negate and destroy, which the deck lacks

• Battle Control : Built-in Honest ATK gain on negate make it invincible by battle

• Out Protector : Protect you from Nibiru which is a deck killer against us 

• Water Lock : Conflict a bit with "Abyss Shark" and with "White Aura" engine

! Warning ! This card use a "When" which means it can "Miss Timing" learn more about the "When" timing on the Special Topic Discussion Page under the "When ruling" section.

Being an absolute must have in Coel Turbo Decklist, this is not the case in pure or variant ones. Monoceros can provide an useful effect and being able to be Synchro Summoned during the opponent's turn help you to keep the grind going, However it's weird level make it very hard to actually plus of the effect. Mostly used in combination with "Ravenous Crocodragon Archethys" since it's the easiest card to summon with "White aura monoceros" it can be a nice budget package to draw a card and getting one disruption.

Rating : Mediocre

Impact :

• Always Available : Can be Synchro Summoned during the opponent turn

• Good Extender : Can Special Summon any Fish monster from your GY 

• Recursive : Can be Special Summoned from the GY indefinitely if destroyed by battle or card effect

• Miss Timing : Special Summon can miss timing

• Akward level : Weird Level 7 body that make it hard to use for Synchro Summon

Heavely recommended with the White Aura Package, Porpoise offers new ways to extend and Synchro Summon. By Special Summoning up to 2 copies of the same card on your field, you can use those materials to go into different Synchros or Links plays depending on the situation, the rest of the White Aura cards offers more coverage by treating themselves as tuners (or not). It's a good card to play for your turn 2+ since you should have a lot of materials in your GY.

Rating : Strong

Impact :

• Always Available : Can be Synchro Summoned during the opponent turn

• Good Extender : Can Special Summon a lot of good targets 

• Recursive : Can be Special Summoned from the GY indefinitely if destroyed by battle or card effect

• Need White Aura : Porpoise potential is greatly reduced without White Sardine and White Sunfish

A suboption seeing plays in decklists using the Ice barrier package or more Level 2 non-Tuners. Crystron Quandax offer the amazing possibility of not only Synchro Summoning any Synchro Monsters without restrictions during your opponent's turn, but he can also do it during the Battle Phase ! Combined with his Level 4 he will synergize perfectly with every Level 6 monsters we usually play and offer a wider range of responde to your opponent plays. It's downside is it's level, sadly Ghoti play close to 0 Level 2 non-tuners outside Kiif, this means you will have to rely of outside synergy to use him consistently. 

Rating : Viable

Impact :

• Deck Pivot : Allow you to respond to pretty much any situation thanks to his great Synchro Summon

• Not Enough Materials : The deck lack Level 2 non-Tuners to make it consistently

Abyss Dweller not only raise by 500 the ATK of all your WATER monsters it can also completely shut off any card effect in the opponent GY greatly increasing your chances of winning if said deck rely on those effects.

Rating : Strong 

Impact :

• Deck Killer : Can make you win if you manage to use the effect at the right timing

• Matchup Dependant : Not every deck rely on the GY 

Generic negation tool for Ghoti, Toadally awesome can not only negate the activation of a card it can also set it on your own field so you can use it later if possible, he can also recycle any WATER monster (including himself) when sent to the GY. However there is no proper way to summon him (unless you play Ghoti-Spright) so you also need to play Bahamut Shark to be able to use it.

Rating : Competitive 

Impact :

• Strong Negate : Omni negate is always good

• Hostage : Steal opponent cards 

• Recycling : Recycle any WATER monster in you GY

• Extra Space : Require to play "Bahamut Shark" in the Extra Deck

You knew it was going to be here. Baronne provides an extremely powerful omni-negate, which is even more important for a deck that focuses on removal as interaction. Its generic pop is also great for clearing boards before going in for the OTK, which is further backed up by the omni. Its tag-out effect is even useful for getting more bodies on the field with which to Synchro Summon. However, the deck can't make it easily during its first turn outside of specialized combo builds, so it's cuttable.

Rating : Competitive

Impact :

• Generic : This card is good into a lot of matchups  

• Strong Negate : Omni negate is always good

• Strong Disruption : Destroy a card for free 

• Alternative Use : Makes great use of the tag-out with the other Synchros

• Water Lock : Conflict a bit with "Abyss Shark" and with "White Aura" engine

• Ressource Heavy : Difficult to make Turn 1