Cyber Dragon: deck recipe [Jan 21]

The monsters in this deck have effects that let them act as Cyber Dragon, making them compatible with Cyber Dragon’s support.

The original Cyber Dragon is simply a beater that can be Special Summoned when your opponent controls a monster and you do not.

Its main purpose is to be special summoned to the field so you have 2 monsters when you summon a "Cyber Dragon". This allows you to use the skill and make Nova pretty easily.

Since the other Cyber Dragon related main deck cards will change their names to a "Cyber Dragon" when on the field, you can summon Core or Nachster and Vier's effect will still work.

Activate its effect to send a level 5 Cyber Dragon to the grave so you can special summon this and revive the Cyber Dragon. You can then use the skill on Nachster to become a level 5 so you can Xyz into Nova.

If you have Core and Nachster in hand:

• Normal summon Core and search for Cyber Emergency (from the skill).
• Use Cyber Emergency to search for the level 5 Cyber Dragon.
• Special summon Nachster by discarding the level 5 Cyber Dragon but DON'T activate Nachster's revive effect.
• Use the skill to make Core and Nachster into level 5 to make Nova.
• Activate Nova's effect to special summon Nachster by discarding Nachster as the material.
• Activate Nachster's revive effect to special summon the level 5 Cyber Dragon to the field.

Its effect can special summon, not just the level 5 Cyber Dragon, but also Nova and Chimeratech Rampage Dragon back to the field. Since Nova can activate its ATK boosting effect without any Xyz materials and also has a floating effect, Nova is what you want to bring back if you can.

It's a core searcher for the deck, especially since Cyber Emergency is added to the deck because of the skill, allowing you to then search for any Cyber Dragon related monsters.

Search for Cyber Emergency if you have either the level 5 Cyber Dragon or Nachster in hand so you can make a Nova play. This can be a decent turn 1 monster since it has a floating effect, but not if you go against a Harpie deck. If you want to be more defensive, then search for Cybernetic Overflow instead.

Its ATK and DEF are pretty low, but if you have a Vier or Nachster in hand, you can safely summon Core with Vier/Nachster so you can use the skill to make a Nova.

Since any Cyber Dragon related monster is treated as a "Cyber Dragon" in the grave, this will work as long as you have any of the main deck monsters in the grave, which you can send by activating Nachster's effect.

This means that you can use Nachster to send any Cyber Dragon related monster to the grave so you can use Cyber Repair Plant to search for Core. Then normal summon Core so you can search for a spell/trap and be able to use the skill to make a Nova.

It's a powerful trap mainly because the card removal effect is non-targeting, but also because it has a search effect when destroyed. However, its requirement can be pretty difficult in the early turns when you don't have many "Cyber Dragons" available.

You can reliably search for this with Core, which will at least let you destroy 1 card on the field by using the Core on the field as the cost.

An easy way to fuel the grave is by using Nachster or Chimeratech Rampage Dragon. Keep in mind that Cybernetic Overflow needs different levels if you want to destroy multiple cards.

You can chain Cybernetic Overflow if your opponent attempts to destroy it with Mystical Space Typhoon or Harpies Hunting Ground so you can destroy an opponent's card and get a search effect.

Being a quick-play makes this good as a follow-up card for more attacks or to dodge targeted cards, but it can also recover banished cards back to your deck.

However, it's very restrictive since it can only use monsters from your field or banish pile, and not good to use at the start of your turn since you won't be able to attack with non-fusion monsters.

Since the non-level 5 Cyber Dragon monsters aren't "Cyber Dragon" in the banish pile, you can't easily make Cyber Twin Dragon unless they're on the field. In most cases, Chimeratech Rampage Dragon or Chimeratech Overdragon are the easiest ones to make if you just want to be able to use any Cyber Dragon related monsters.

Keep in mind that Chimeratech Rampage Dragon's spell/trap destruction effect can miss the timing, so don't chain Cyberload Fusion when your opponent activates something to make Rampage Dragon if you want the spell/trap destruction effect.

Fusion Gate is a multi-use Fusion Spell allowing you to spam multiple Fusion monsters if you have enough materials. This pairs well with Cybernetic Fusion Support letting you use fusion materials from the graveyard.

Banishing the fusion materials is usually seen as a setback, but in this deck will serve as setup for Cyberload Fusion.

This helps make faster plays but can end up backfiring on you if you go against another Cyber Dragon player.

The deck can end up struggling against high ATK monster despite how easy it can be to bring out Nova. Having Book of Moon helps a lot since it can be used in many ways like disrupting your opponent, dodge dangerous targeting cards, or flip your opponent down so you can deal with their DEF instead of ATK, which can often lead to an easy OTK with Chimeratech Rampage Dragon.

Mainly just a big beater with a piercing effect. It can still be somewhat difficult to fusion summon this in a Cyber Dragon deck, but at least it can be special summoned with Nova's effect.

Mainly a big beater that can attack twice. Since it can only be fusion summoned using a "Cyber Dragon", you either need to use the level 5 Cyber Dragons, or use the low level ones when they're on the field/grave so their names become "Cyber Dragon".

Keep in mind that the name change from the low-level Cyber Dragon related monsters is an effect. This means that if your monsters get negated then they won't become a "Cyber Dragon".

Unlike Cyber Twin Dragon that needs 2 specific monsters, Chimeratech Rampage Dragon can use any monster that has Cyber Dragon as part of its name. This makes it much more flexible and easier to summon.

Chimeratech Rampage Dragon is a useful monster to bring out at the start of your turn since the spell/trap removal makes it safer for you to make follow-up plays. The additional attack effect is only activatable during the main phase as well, and it fuels the grave so you can combo it with your other cards.

Unfortunately, if your only fusion spell is Cyberload Fusion, then you won't be able to attack with any other monster aside from this. Keep in mind that Chimeratech Rampage Dragon's spell/trap destruction effect can miss the timing as well. This is only an issue if you chain a quick-play fusion like Cyberload Fusion to your opponent's card.

With Chimeratech Rampage Dragon's effect, you can send Nachster and a level 5 Cyber Dragon from the deck to the grave. You can then follow it up with Cyber Revsystem on the Nachster, or Cyber Repair Plant into Core so you can pick up Cyber Revsystem/Emergency.

With Chimeratech Rampage Dragon and Core on the field, you can activate the skill to make Core into a level 5 and Xyz into Nova with Chimeratech Rampage Dragon. Then activate Nova's effect to revive a Nachster by detaching Rampage Dragon so Nachster can revive Rampage Dragon.

Since the skill can make any monster you have on the field into a level 5, you can Xyz into Nova very easily with any 2 monsters. Just keep in mind that the skill can only be used 3 times in total, and only twice in a single turn. After you run out of skill uses, you can just keep reviving it with Nachster's effect.

Its ATK increasing effect can be used in the damage step, and it requires no Xyz materials to use, but it banishes the monster used for the ATK boost. Not needing any Xyz material for the ATK boost makes it still usable when you revive it with no materials from Nachster's effect.

As long as you have any of the main deck Cyber Dragon cards in the grave, you can activate Nova's effect to revive a Cyber Dragon from the grave, including Nova's material. Make sure to always detach Nachster if you have it as material since this will let you special summon it, which will then lead to a revive of any 2100 ATK monster: Level 5 Cyber Dragon, Nova, or Chimeratech Rampage Dragon.

When it gets destroyed with a card effect, you can special summon any Machine-Type fusion monster. The options are both wide and limited at the same time since there are not that many good options available yet. Barbaroid is used in the deck since it has high base ATK and good OTK potential, but it can only be summoned this way compared to Cyber End Dragon.

This is one way to make a rank 5 to Xyz into a Nova. In any other version of the deck that doesn't use the skill to become a level 5, you can use this to help make a rank 5.

An easy or fast way to make a rank 5 with this is to special summon it from the grave by using a Nova or a Cyber Revsystem. Send it to the grave with something like Nachster or Chimeratech Rampage Dragon.

Useful for the later turns when you have a Nachster and 2100 ATK monster in the grave. Otherwise, it's simply to have a monster on your field so you can summon another monster to make a Nova with the skill.

Only 1 copy of this is available in the game since it's a Bandit Keith level up reward, but only 1 copy of this is recommended if you even want to use this.

It's pretty restrictive since it can only be used on Core/Nachster and you'll need 2 other monster zones available, making this only a good turn 1 card or a comeback card.

Since it can only be used on Core/Nachster (in this deck), then you can only special summon 2 of the level 5 Cyber Dragons from the deck because of naming restrictions.

Lets you fuse into Chimeratech Rampage Dragon so you can deal with your opponent's backrow more easily, or force them to use it early, before you commit to other plays.

If you have Core, you can normal summon Core first so you can search for Overflow, Cyberload Fusion, or Revsystem before fusing into Chimeratech Rampage.

Alternatively, if you think your Chimeratech Rampage is going to die right after you summon it, you shouldn't normal summon the Core so you can activate it in the grave to special summon a monster from the deck.

You can use Core to special summon Nachster from the deck, which will special summon the Chimeratech Rampage back to the field and you can use its effect again to dump more cards from the deck to the grave. You can follow it up with a skill on Nachster to make Nova with Chimeratech, but you'll just end up with Nova and the level 5 Cyber Dragon on the field.

To trick your opponent whenever you need to set a Cybernetic Overflow.

Making Chimeratech Overdragon is a bit situational. He can sometimes be made with stats high enough to OTK with a single attack, but he is vulnerable to disruption. The only time you want to make him is after clearing the opponent's backrow with Chimeratech Rampage Dragon, Cybernetic Overflow, or other backrow removals.

Using Cyberload Fusion to make Chimeratech Overdragon while you have a lot of banished monsters is a quick way to make a huge beater while also returning all banished monsters to your deck.

A strong boss monster that you can summon when Nova is destroyed by your opponent's card effect. Has good OTK potential because of its high ATK and effect.

A strong but temporary monster to have on the field. Not being able to be destroyed by card effects gives it a decent layer of protection.

Gives the deck an option to destroy an opponent's monster without having to attack them, which helps avoid dangerous handtraps like Score the Melodious Diva or Sphere Kuriboh.

It won't be able to attack if it uses the effect, but the monster removal plus effect damage can make it worth it to consider bringing.

Lets you make follow-up plays in case your rank 5 gets negated or locked up. Ranking up into this will also let you attack if you used Volcasaurus' effect.

Lower ATK compared to Tiras, but it has protection to battle and card effects. While it does give a good amount of protection, it's still vulnerable to cards like Cyber Slash Harpie Lady or Karma Cut, but since it's a quick effect, it can chain block a Cyber Slash Harpie Lady once.

Similar to Volcasaurus, except without the effect damage.

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