Well I'm finally back to playing yugioh after a 4 month break. I've read through some articles on the current metagame and format changes and rebuilt my monster removal centric deck to accomidate the format. I'll return your rateings or fixes.

Monsters: 21
Jinzo x1
Zaborg the Thunder Monarch x1
Cyber Dragon x3
Dekoichi the battlechanted locomotive x2
Pitch Black Warwolf x1
Elemental Hero WildHeart x1
Exiled Force x2
Mystic tomato x2
Newdoria x2
Spirit Reaper
Sangan
Goblin Elite Attack Force
D.D. Assailant
D.D. Warrior lady
Night Assailant

Spells: 11
Smashing Ground x3
Premature burial
Snatch Steal
Enemy Controller
Book of Moon
Mystical Space typhoon
Heavy Storm
Scapegoat
nobleman of crossout

Traps: 8
Ring of Destruction
Torrential Tribute
Bottomless Trap Hole x2
Sakuretsu Armor x2
Call of the Haunted
Mirror Force

Somehow...I always thought Zaborg would find his place in a Heavy Removal based deck...

what kind of removal are we talking about is it out of play or just plain destroying them either way do you think a skull lair would work in this deck

WHERES MARCO COSMO KARMA CUT DD SURVIVOR

- goblin elite attack force
- pitch black warwolf
+ elemental hero wildheart
+ enemy controller/brain control/creature swap

-Goblin Elite
-Pitch Black Warwolf
-(2) Mystic Tomato

+Zaborg (can't go wrong with 2)
+Mobius (whats the point in removing monsters when they have traps too)
+Gene Warped Warwolf
+Brain Control

You seriously don't need anymore sacrifices with those Tomatos. Goblin will be killed too easily after one attack, Gene Warped gives you more attacks and will only be killed by a cyber dragon. More chances to attack before your opponent brings out the big guns. Your opponant won't always attack newardia, flip and sac. You can bring out Borg and destroy all his monsters or Mobius (which would usually be safer) and wipe him out. Just my thoughts, you don't need to use them. Check out my deck please.