Debris Heroes

So, I was thinking about switching to a Debris Hero deck if I decide to stop using my Scrap deck.

They seem kind of similar, except that while Heroes gain advantage by just existing, Scraps work for their advantage through Scrap Dragon plays and such.

I like how E-Hero Absolute Zero is safe to drop to the field, much like Scrap Dragon, since when either dies, they provide you with some form of a defense. However, Heroes don't do much against back rows, as opposed to the Scrap Synchros, which can remove them from the field fairly easily.

Miracle Fusion is also faster than Scrap Chimera, allowing you to bait out Traps with your Normal Summon, then push with Fusions. However, if you're under Royal Oppression or if you don't have Fusion Materials in the Graveyard, then Miracle Fusion is much more useless.

But, Debris Hero decks have more ways to make big plays, using Polymerization, Miracle Fusion, and Debris Dragon. I like the concept of being able to destroy the field at the cost of a Normal Summon, especially if you can follow it up with a Fusion.

Unfortunately, the Debris Hero deck that I've come up with doesn't have much room to innovate, both with the Main Deck and the Extra Deck. I struggled to include the basic defensive line-up from my Scrap deck, including the Effect Veiler, but I didn't have room for Forbidden Chalice or Lance. However, I made an effort to Main Deck Maxx "C", since it's a Debris target and basically every deck in the meta Special Summons, some more than others...

I also forced the inclusion of Spirit Reaper and Reaper on the Nightmare, allowing me to dump a Debris target with E-Hero Prisma if need be.

I feel like I need to Main Deck more Spell/Trap hate, but I've been using about the same amount in my Scrap deck, and it's been doing fine. I'm also not sure of how the Side Deck will look because I can't be entirely sure what this deck's match-ups will be like. I feel as though I'd have a better match-up against Dragunities, Hero Beat, and X-Sabers, but a worse match-up against Six Samurai and possibly Gravekeeper's. The Chaos Plant match-up is unclear, unfortunately. I guess that having Debris Dragon to blow up the field would be useful against them, but they could just Trishula away all of my cards fairly easily.

Here's the deck list I'm working with, if anyone was wondering:

Monsters: (18)

E-Hero Neos Alius x2

E-Hero Stratos

E-Hero Prisma x2

E-Hero Ocean

Honest

Debris Dragon x2

E-Hero Voltic

E-Hero Bubbleman

Sangan

King of the Swamp x2

Snowman Eater

Spirit Reaper

Maxx "C"

Effect Veiler

Spells: (16)

Dark Hole

Giant Trunade

Mystical Space Typhoon x2

Book of Moon

Polymerization x2

Miracle Fusion x3

Future Fusion

Super Polymerization

E - Emergency Call x3

Reinforcement of the Army

Traps: (7)

Dimensional Prison x2

Bottomless Trap Hole x2

Solemn Warning x2

Solemn Judgment

Extra Deck: (15)

Gungnir, Dragon of the Ice Barrier

Black Rose Dragon

Iron Chain Dragon

Ally of Justice Catastor

Dragon Knight Draco-Equiste

E-Hero The Shining x2

E-Hero Absolute Zero x3

E-Hero Terra Firma

E-Hero Gaia

E-Hero Mariner

Reaper on the Nightmare

Chimeratech Fortress Dragon

By the way, I've been comparing it to my Scrap deck because they're so similar. For instance, the Monsters can stand alone fairly well, and some can gain advantage by themselves. However, they work better in combos, of course.

I'm a little worried, because when Aki and I went to YCS Anaheim and participated in the Win-a-Mat side events, Aki lost in the first round both times. He noted that the level of the players there was higher than those at our locals, which wasn't surprising. What I'm worried about is whether Aki lost because of his lack of competitive experience or because his deck wasn't fit for the format.

That's why I'm still iffy on switching decks. Scraps have been everything I've wanted in a deck, so I'm hesitant to switch. If they're not going to be fit for the meta, then I'll probably have to.