Resonator: deck recipe [Feb 11]

Resonators are level 2 tuners with special summoning effects. They are used together with Jack Atlas' exclusive skill to get some consistency boost so they can synchro climb into high levels using multiple Dragon/Fiend monsters, as well as getting some added bonuses of increased LP or easy monster removals in the process.

Crimson Resonator's inherent Special Summoning effect is good for getting the Synchro materials you need on board. Crimson Resonator's set of abilities make Synchro climbing really quick, and can combo into Bane in a single turn.

1. Special Summon Crimson Resonator and Normal Summon any Level-4.
2. Use both to make Red Rising Dragon.
3. Red Rising Dragon revives Crimson Resonator.
4. Crimson Resonator Special Summons Red Resonator from the Deck.
5. Make a Level-8 DARK Dragon Synchro then make Bane.

Red Resonator can't enable Synchro climbing as much as Crimson Resonator, but can still enable Level-6 Synchro plays. Basically, you Normal Summon Red Resonator and Special Summon a Level-4 monster to make Red Rising Dragon. Red Rising Dragon then revives Red Resonator, healing you 2100 LP and setting up your Level-8 Synchro.

Wildwind can Special Summon itself so after you Special Summon Crimson Resonator you can Special Summon Wildwind and to the entire Synchro combo till Bane without even using up your Normal Summon.

Aside from being good Synchro fodder, Wildwind is also a searcher. His graveyard effect can be used to fetch one of your Resonator Tuners.

Doomcaliber Knight is a really strong monster but has a tendency to backfire on its owner. Unless you're using it as synchro material, it's better to summon Doomcaliber at the end of your Main Phase. And while Doomcaliber is on the field don't activate any monster effects.

Generic back row removal so you can make safer plays without getting interrupted. Alternatively, you can use Cosmic Cyclone instead since the deck can gain some LP, but can be messy if used together with Solemn Scolding.

Very powerful monster removal card that can disrupt your opponent's combo easily.

This card is required in the deck if you want to be able to use the skill at all. Luckily, it's not that bad of a card to bring. This has the potential to be the highest attack monster in the deck, and the effect of can't be destroyed by card effects is good against certain matchups.

The negating an attack effect gives a small layer of protection in case you want to go all in with multiple monsters, including a low ATK resonator monster, to secure some games. You can negate your opponent from attacking your resonator, but Red Nova will only be special summoned at the end of your turn.

Very strong for its triple monster removals. You make this with Garbage Lord and Crimson Resonator's effect to special summon another Red Resonator from the deck.

If it's destroyed, you'll be able to special summon a banished monster, making it pretty difficult for your opponent to deal with.

This is needed in the deck for the skill to be activatable. It has synergy with the level 10 and 12 synchros, so you might want to use Red Dragon Archfiend if you plan on using their effects.

On its own, it's pretty good against defensive opponents that often put their monsters in defense, or if you happen to use cards to help change their positions. However, Dark End Dragon offers a quicker play that's not in the battle phase so you can activate it then synchro right away.

Serves as a board clearer, or to simply force your opponent to activate their back row. This can be a close-ended play in certain situations since you won't have any monster on your field as well. But if you go into Black Rose by using special summoned monsters only, then this can be pretty good.

Red Rising Dragon is your main Synchro monster, you're gonna make it all the time as a way to get to your stronger Synchros. Basically after making Red Rising Dragon you'll revive the Tuner you used and then proceed to make a Level-8.

Bane is a powerful Synchro monster with a lot of resource gaining effects. His second effect is useful for when you know you can safely attack without being stopped. This lets you spam Resonators, which sets up another Synchro Summon on your next turn.

If you plan on using Bane's first effect to get 2 high attack beaters on your field, you'll need to use Red Dragon Archfiend as the level 8 synchro. But if you know you can attack safely, or simply need a monster removal, you can use either Hot Red Dragon or Dark End Dragon for the added monster removal as you're climbing the levels.

If you can special summon Dragondark using Dragonhawk, you can tribute summon into Caius for the banish effect. Dragondark's search can be used to get Dragonduo, which will be summonable because of hawk and dark in the grave.

Caius' effect damage can be used by banishing your own cards as well. Will work to finish off low LP opponents without having to attack.

Can be randomly added to your hand via the skill, but it's not going to be usable on the same turn.

It's a good budget card that can be used in the deck since it's free and a Fiend-type monster so it doesn't cancel out the skill, as opposed to D.D. Crow. The main purpose of it is to negate your opponent's card that activates in the grave to maintain your advantage.

It can still be used like Wildwind to make a level 6 synchro since it's a level 4, but just without the extra help from Wildwind's grave effect.

Without having some defensive spells or traps, you can use a hand trap like Sphere Kuriboh to block some attacks. You have a better chance of getting this to your hand if you use Thunder Dragons because of Dragonhawk's effect to help re-adjust your hand.

This can help as a comeback card for the later turns, but won't help that much if you get this in your starting hand.

Acts as a back row removal. You can consider putting this in the deck since it can be searched via the skill, but it won't be usable the turn you activate the skill.

Having this helps you reach level 10 or higher within your turn more easily since you can revive a tuner after Red Rising Dragon's effect to make a level 8.

Both the Resonators have useful effects on the field or when special summoned, so they're already a decent choice to revive. But you can also revive your opponent's strong monster during your turn by using Dark End Dragon's effect to send them to the grave.

Since it can be pretty easy to put monsters on the field, you can use them to take control of your opponent's to help with attacking directly. Can also be used to get over high ATK monsters by switching their position.

If you get first turn, you can end your turn with Red Rising Dragon + a tuner on the field with a set Enemy Controller so you can take control of their monster, preventing their combo plays.

Strong negate card that can stop a lot of plays, but a tricky and expensive restriction. The high cost of LP isn't as bad in the deck since you can gain some LP with Red Resonator's effect to get +2100 because of Red Rising Dragon's ATK. With a single recovery, you will be able to use Solemn Scolding twice, but you will be left with 100 LP.

For when you need to deal with monsters that can't be destroyed by battle. If you plan on synchroing above level 8, you might want to use Hot Red Dragon first instead of Dark End Dragon. This is because Dark End Dragon can actually attack after using its effect, potentially needed to secure some games.

Noted By IIINC:

With the new skill change, the former deck engine was one resonator short of supporting the new extra deck requirements. After much testing, Force Resonator did the best against the new meta filled with Melodius, Blue Eyes, Harpies, and Destiny Heroes.

Having three Night Beams or three Cosmic Cyclones was helpful against the new meta. It catches a lot of people off guard and Cosmic Cyclones are a meta-only accessible at this rate since Resonators gain life through Red Resonator.

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