Hello everybody! I am terribly sorry for my absense the last few days, but there were some major problems I had to deal with. Everything's been settled, though, so here I am, back with the article I had promised to write, concerning "various" Plant Synchro Combos! Let's begin with them!
The sword and the plant
As you may have realised by now, there are TONS of combos that can be generated by using Lonefire Blossom (the plant) and Monster Reborn (the sword) - or any other reviving card, like Call of the Haunted. Here we will mention two more:
1) For this combo you will need the two cards mentioned above. First, you must Normal Summon Lonefire Blossom and use its effect, tributing itself, to Special Summon Dandylion. Next, you revive your Lonefire by using Monster Reborn, and you use its effect to Special Summon Glow-Up Bulb, this time tributing Dandylion (which will give you two extra tokens). Afterwards, you Synchro Summon T.G. Hyper Librarian by using Lonefire Blossom, a Token and Glow-Up Bulb. All you have to do now is use Glow-Up's effect, by milling one cards, special summon it and Synchro Summon Formula Synchron by using thw Bulb and a token. Formula's effect will activate, allowing you to draw a card, and so will Librarian's effect do, allowing you to draw another card! So there you go! You filled your graveyard with an important number of monsters, and got +2! Now, you can use Formula's effect to Synchro Summon Black Rose Dragon during your opponent's turn, blow up their whole field and be able to unleash even more combos during your turn, without the fear of his face-down cards!
2) For this combo you are going to need the same cards, but this time we are going to unleash one of the most fearsome Dragons in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Game: Shooting Star Dragon! You begin by Normal Summoning Lonefire Blossom, tributing itself to Special Summon Dandylion and using Reborn to bring it back and use its effect once again, tributing Dandylion as a cost, and Special Summoning Spore from your deck. Moving on, you tune Spore into a token (Don't forget! When Dandylion is sent to the grave it gets you two Fluff Tokens!) to Synchro Summon Formula Synchron (which lets you draw a card). Next, you use Spore's effect, by banishing Dandylion from your grave (Be not afraid! Leviair will be there to bring your Dandylion back, in case you need it!) and you Special Summon it, this time as a Level 4 monster. All you have to do now is Synchro Summon Stardust Dragon by using Lonefire, the token and Spore, and there you are! You have the two Synchro Materials that Shooting Star Dragon requires! Pretty awesome, huh?
Let's move on with the last combo!
One for Debris
That's the last, commonly seen, combo we will be talking about in this series of Articles. With this combo you can Synchro Summon Shooting Star Dragon, or many other Dragon-Type Synchro Monsters really easily. All you need is Dandylion, One for One and Debris Dragon. You begin by using One for One, discarding Dandylion and Special Summoning Spore/Glow-Up Bulb. Afterwards, you Normal Summon Debris Dragon, and use his effect to Special Summon Dandylion from your graveyard. You have now assembled a total of 5 monsters on your side of the field: Debris Dragon, Dandylion, Spore/Glow-Up Bulb, 2 Tokens. You Synchro Summon Formula Synchron by using Spore/Glow-Up Bulb and a Token, which will let you draw a card. Then, you Synchro Summon Stardust Dragon by using Dandylion, Debris and the second Token (and since Dandylion is sent to the grave again, you get 2 additional Fluff Tokens). Now, you can Synchro Summon into Shooting Star Dragon, or use the reviving effects of Spore/Bulb in your graveyard, so that you can spam even more Synchro Monsters! Cool, isn't it?
That's all folks! I hope you enjoyed the last 3 articles about Regularly Seen Combos in the Plant Synchro Deck! Later (in the evening) I will post the Deck Profile of a Deck that topped 8 at our last locals, and tomorrow (I hope) I'll post a Plant Synchro Deck Profile, since this is the deck we've been talking about during the last weeks!
Stay tuned,
- Adreus.
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