Graydle Synchro: deck recipe [Nov 2020]

Normal Summoning Slime Jr. lets you revive any Graydle monster including their boss monster Graydle Dragon. As for Slime Jr.'s floating effect, you can keep Special Summoning more copies of it to stall the opponent or you can Special Summon Slime when you're ready to make a Synchro.

Slime Jr. is itself also a Tuner so you can use it for Synchro plays. Especially with Territory of the Sharks, you can make Graydle Dragon with Slime Jr. and any of your Crystron non-Tuners.

Graydle Slime's high Level makes it ideal for making high Level Synchros such as Graydle Dragon. Just pair Graydle Slime with a Level-3 non-Tuner like Crystron Thystvern. Slime also pairs well with Rosenix' Token to make a Level-6 Synchro. Get Slime on the field by Special Summoning it with Slime Jr. or Graydle Split.

Most of the time you'll want to search Slime Jr. The search effect occurs during the End Phase so you'll need to wait till your next turn to really use the card you searched, and searching a Trap like Graydle Split is even slower because it means you'll need to wait another turn to set the Trap before actually using it.

For the removal effect, the target on your field can be a Slime Jr. you Normal Summoned for its revival effect. If you have a copy of Graydle Dragon on the field and another copy in the graveyard, you can destroy Graydle Dragon and revive the other copy in your graveyard. Effectively destroying an enemy card without losing any of your field presence.

Graydle Split is a great combo piece. For example you could:

1. Normal Summon Rosenix.
2. Equip Rosenix with Graydle Split then destroy it to Special Summon Slime and Slime Jr.
3. Activate Territory of the Sharks and change both Slime and Slime Jr. to Level-4.
4. Banish Rosenix in your graveyard to Special Summon a Token.
5. Use all the monsters on your field to make Quariongandrax.

A shorter combo without using your Skill would be to use the Special Summoned Slime with Rosenix' Token to make a Level-6 Synchro. Optionally, you could use the Level-6 Synchro with Slime Jr. to Synchro climb into Graydle Dragon.

Graydle Split can be equipped to any monster and the 500 ATK boost is also quite helpful. Equipping it to Graydle Dragon allows it to attack over most monsters.

Sulfefnir is great at getting your Crystron non-Tuners in the graveyard where they can use their second effects. Then you can Sulfefnir destroys itself upon summoning to Special Summon Citree from the Deck.

Thystvern and Smiger are practically the same monster, the only difference is Thystvern searches Crystron monsters while Smiger searches Crystron Spell/Traps, making Thystvern slightly more desirable. Other than that, they're both Level-3 monsters that pair with Graydle Slime to make Graydle Dragon, or pair with Citree to make Ametrix. And both of them are put in the graveyard by Sulfefnir.

All low-Leveled Crystron non-Tuners have the same first effect which is mainly used to destroy themselves and Special Summon Citree.

Rosenix is mainly run because of its ability to generate a Token on demand. This Token will then be used as synchro material.

At the start of the opponent's Battle Phase, use Citree's effect to Special Summon Smiger or Thystvern to make Ametrix.

Crystron Impact leaves enemy monsters vulnerable with 0 DEF especially when combo'ed with Ametrix to change their monsters to defense position. Reviving a banished Crystron is also useful since you'll be banishing a lot between Citree's effect and the non-Tuners' own effects. Lastly, while in the graveyard Crystron Impact is great for protecting Ametrix and Quariongandrax from targeting effects.

With three possible removal targets upon summoning Quariongandrax, you can get rid of all monsters on your opponent’s side of the field with a single card and then attack them directly for 3000 damage. But most of the time they won't even have three monsters on the field so you can banish some backrow as well.

The floating effect is also quite powerful; allowing you to revive any banished monster, even the ones you banished upon summoning Quariongandrax.

Graydle Dragon is the boss monster you'll summon most of the time. Its removal effect upon summoning is very similar to Quariongandrax but you'll usually have only two removal targets instead of three.

Graydle Dragon also has a floating effect which is arguably stronger than Quariongandrax. With this you can revive Quariongandrax or even another copy of Graydle Dragon.

Coral Dragon provides some simple removal and the discard costs helps you load Crystron non-Tuners into the graveyard.

White Aura Dolphin can halve an enemy monster's ATK for free, and it can do this every turn. This makes even the strongest monster susceptible to beatdown. For White Aura Dolphin's inherent revival, a WATER deck such as this should have enough cost to revive Dolphin for days.

Ametrix' battle position changing is already quite good because most enemy boss monsters are Special Summoned and changing them to defense position lets you run them over with Ametrix. Combined with Citree to Synchro Summon Ametrix during the opponent's turn, letting you disrupt their Battle Phase.

Crystron Impact debuffs all enemy DEFs to 0, combos well with Ametrix.

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