Chimeratech Overdragon: deck recipe

Even though we got the original Cyber Dragon user, Zane Truesdale, making his first appearance in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links, we don’t actually have access yet to his more notable cards like Cyber Dragon, Cyber Twin Dragon, Cyber End Dragon and Power Bond (we expect these cards to maybe become available as a level up reward, or to be in his starter deck, or if Konami deems them too powerful we might have to wait much longer).

However we do have access to some interesting Cyber Dragon support cards like Cyber Dragon Zwei, Proto-Cyber Dragon, Cybernetic Fusion Support and Chimeratech Overdragon.

So while we wait for his better cards to come to Duel Links, we decided we would bring you a fun, semi-viable deck that relies on removing all of your opponent’s life points with Chimeratech Overdragon.

The win condition of this deck will be to summon a big Chimeratech Overdragon, and finish of your opponent in one turn by dealing piercing damage or using the effect of Half Shut (after you preferably cleared your opponent’s backrow with Storm).

As mentioned this is your Ace monster and main win condition with the deck. To fusion summon this monster your need to fusion summon 1 Cyber Dragon and one or more other machine type monsters. This monster’s attack will be equal to 800 times the amount of fusion materials used (meaning if you used 1 Cyber Dragon and 4 other machine monsters its attack will be 4000). This monster can also attack your opponent’s monsters a number of times equal to the amount of fusion materials used.

Keep in mind: if you used four fusion materials, you cannot clear three of your opponent’s monsters and then attack your opponent directly.

So the way you’ll want to remove all your opponent’s life points is by dealing Piercing Damage (for example with Big Bang Shot) or by targeting a face-up attack position monster your opponent controls with Half Shut, and attacking it over and over again, because it will not be destroyed thanks to Half Shut’s effect.

The way you’ll want to get this monster’s attack as high as possible, is by using the Quick-Play Spell card Cybernetic Fusion Support, more on that later.

Don’t forget that this card destroys all cards you control, so you’ll want to use each monster on your field for the fusion summon, and use Storm before summoning it (because they’ll get destroyed anyway).

Chimeratech Overdragon requires at least one Cyber Dragon to be used as fusion material, but because we currently don’t have access to Cyber Dragon, we’ll have to make use of Cyber Dragon Zwei (and maybe Proto-Cyber Dragon) which has the ability to make its name become Cyber Dragon (either on the field or in the graveyard).

Most of the time you’ll rely on his name becoming Cyber Dragon when he’s in the graveyard, either by getting destroyed by battle or by discarding it for the effect of Last Gamble.

Afterwards you can use the effect of Cybernetic Fusion Support to use it as fusion material and because it’s in the graveyard it will count as Cyber Dragon.

If you weren’t able to get a Cyber Dragon Zwei in your graveyard but you were able to draw one after using Last Gamble, you can still normal summon it, reveal a spell card in your hand to your opponent and it will count as Cyber Dragon.

It’s thank to this card that you can possibly make a very big Chimeratech Overdragon because you can use all the machine monsters that are in your graveyard as well. It also helps to meet the requirement of using at least 1 Cyber Dragon as fusion material since Cyber Dragon Zwei becomes Cyber Dragon in the graveyard.

The great thing about this deck is that it can get a lot of use out of Sergeant Electro. Not only is this card actually really good in the meta and will help you survive until your Last Gamble turn, it’s also a machine so it can be used when you are ready to bring out Chimeratech Overdragon.

Don’t forget: Chimeratech Overdragon destroys all your cards on the field, so not using Sergeant Electro as a fusion material to keep your opponent’s backrow locked down is an obvious mistake.

Because all monsters in this deck are machine type, Pulse Mines is a great card to stall and survive. Even if you used Pulse Mines the turn before you use Last Gamble, you can use Big Bang Shot to still inflict Battle Damage to your opponent.

These cards allow you to inflict lethal damage to your opponent even if his monsters are in defense position, or if your opponent controls only 1 or 2 monsters you can beat his monsters over and over again with Half Shut

These cards also both have some defensive use, which makes them versatile. If you equip Big Bang Shot to an opponent’s monster and use storm or summon Chimeratech Overdragon that Big Bang Shot will be destroyed and so will your opponent’s monster. Half Shut can make one of your monsters indestructible (by battle) for one turn, which may be critical to survive until your Last Gamble turn.

Pro tip: don’t forget, if you equip your Big Bang Shot to your opponent’s monster and he attacks one of your monsters in defense position, your opponent will be the one taking that piercing damage and not you (because of the wording on that card).

Because you’ll only get one shot at beating your opponent when you summon Chimeratech Overdragon, you’ll need to make sure your opponent can’t stop you with cards like Enemy Controller or Floodgate Trap Hole.

Because Chimeratech Overdragon destroys all your traps and spells anyway when he’s summoned you can get some last use out of your traps by using them as ‘cost’ for Storm. Don’t forget you can chain cards to Storm; say you have Cybernetic Fusion Support in hand, and a trap/spell on the field you’re going to destroy anyway with Storm, you can chain Cybernetic Fusion Support to Storm’s activation and get both the use out of your quick-play spell and destroy one more spell/trap with Storm. Because it doesn’t matter in most situations when you use Cybernetic Fusion Support, it’s best used in combination with Storm.

Normally decks that use Last Gamble and rely on winning in one turn with some sort of combo need cards that allow them to draw, to raise the chance of having that combo, or have more cards to choose from to discard for Last Gamble. The preferred draw card normally is Crystal Seer because you excavate 2 cards and choose which one you want to add to your hand, giving you more consistency. However since Dekoichi is a machine monster card that draws you a card when flipped, it’s better than crystal seer to make your Chimeratech Overdragon stronger.

Last Gamble works great with this deck, because you’ll want as much cards as possible in your hand during the turn you summon Chimeratech Overdragon. Most cases you’ll want to throw away you Cyber Dragon Zwei and other machines monsters, which you actually want in the graveyard and looks for the cards you are missing for your combo (Polymerization, Cybernetic Fusion Support, Storm, Big Bang Shot or Half Shut).

• Even though this deck works best with the help of three copies of Sergeant Electro, we listed it as a Semi-Expensive deck because you could make a version with less copies of Sergeant Electro, and more copies of other machine type monster cards.
• If you don’t think you are able to kill your opponent with with the help of Half Shut/Big Bang Shot, don’t forget you can also normal summon one monster from your hand (after you did the fusion summon), and because you’ll most likely be able to clear each of your opponent’s monsters, that normal summoned monster will be able to make a direct attack.

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