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Symbiolic Fusion
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Fusion is the last Maindeck card for Symbiolic, and it introduces their second novel PSCT, in its ability to 'duplicate' Fusion Material. As an example, a Symbiolic monster equipped with a "Paleosite Token" could be used as all necessary material for the summon of Symbiolic Elogist - Marishnu, and Marishnu equipped with a "Paleosite Token" could be used as all necessary material for something like Predaplant Dragostapelia, counting as "2" DARK Fusion monsters. This is an incredibly important clause for the archetype, and it makes summoning their more material-dense monsters far easier, as well as greatly increasing the available pool of options. Moreover, because it can be recurred each turn, it should be activated at every opportunity, being perhaps the most singularly important card to the strategy.

Trivia: Originally, Fusion counted each Token itself as a material, although that was both a bit too accessible, and rather dull, so I played around with options until settling on this permutation, which I'm quite happy with.
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'Symbiolic' use a text shortcutting technique where the Tokens they specify are never Summoned, and go directly to the Spell & Trap Zone. Their type, attribute, etc are still specified because Tokens must have those game rules attached to them, but for all intents and purposes, they have no bearing on their use.
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Description
Symbiolic Fusion
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Fusion is the last Maindeck card for Symbiolic, and it introduces their second novel PSCT, in its ability to 'duplicate' Fusion Material. As an example, a Symbiolic monster equipped with a "Paleosite Token" could be used as all necessary material for the summon of Symbiolic Elogist - Marishnu, and Marishnu equipped with a "Paleosite Token" could be used as all necessary material for something like Predaplant Dragostapelia, counting as "2" DARK Fusion monsters. This is an incredibly important clause for the archetype, and it makes summoning their more material-dense monsters far easier, as well as greatly increasing the available pool of options. Moreover, because it can be recurred each turn, it should be activated at every opportunity, being perhaps the most singularly important card to the strategy.

Trivia: Originally, Fusion counted each Token itself as a material, although that was both a bit too accessible, and rather dull, so I played around with options until settling on this permutation, which I'm quite happy with.
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'Symbiolic' use a text shortcutting technique where the Tokens they specify are never Summoned, and go directly to the Spell & Trap Zone. Their type, attribute, etc are still specified because Tokens must have those game rules attached to them, but for all intents and purposes, they have no bearing on their use.
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If you want to support me with tips, you can check out my Ko-Fi here:
ko-fi.com/saffcards