Fusion Memory Shrine [Written]

[Sleepy]

Fusion Memory Shrine

[Field Spell Card]

Fusion Summoned Fusion Monsters gain the name of each material listed in it, and 400 ATK and DEF for each. If a Fusion Monster with 2 or more names would be destroyed (by battle or effect), you can have it lose 1 of its listed material names instead. Once per turn: You can target 1 "Fusion" Field Spell Card with a different name in your GY; this card gains that target's effect, until the End Phase.

 

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Ok so, this is a little unusual for an effect, but the way it works is, for example:

If you have an Elemental HERO Flame Wingman, he is also treated as Elemental HERO Burstinatrix and Elemental HERO Avian, on top of its Fusion name, and because it has 2 listed/named materials, it gains 400x2= 800, so it goes from 2100 to 2900 ATK. If it would be destroyed, you can have it stop being treated as either Avian or Burstinatrix, and that'll cause it to lose 400 of its boost ATK.

Dark Paladin is also both Dark Magician and Buster Blader, and can unlock effects like Dark Magic Attack or Thousand Knives, or the Unions Buster Blader works with.

 

The material erasure effect deletes the list in the text box for the remaining time the Fusion may be face-up, which causes the field spell to stop treating it by that extra name. For all intents and purposes, a Flame Wingman deleting Avian is no longer a Fusion Monster on your field that lists Avian. I don't think there's anything at the moment in the game that makes real use of this erasure, but maybe sometime.

 

Lunalight Fusions (other than Cat Dancer) only have 1 name in their materials, so they can make use of this, but since the other materials are more loose, they can't really use those. Or at least, that's the way I wanted this to work.

 

The Fusion Field Spells I recall are Fusion Gate and Fusion Recycling Plant (the main card this effect is made for).

 

 

[Darj]

You finally dared to post in Advanced Section, cool.

A rather interesting and creative card you got here. Removing listed materials from a Fusion is an unique effect, but nothing unrealistic IMO, and surely will have its impact eventually. I mean, there are cards that interact with specific names in the text of cards already, like Pre-Preparations, HERO Prisma, Dark Magician support, etc.

I'm curious on what happens if you use a material substitute for the Fusion Summon of the monster. Does it still gains the names of its listed materials, as well as the stat boost, or it doesn't?

The effect-copying effect feels a bit random, but it's interesting as well, regardless. This effectively acts as extra copies of those cards once you get one in the GY. Although I'm not too excited about having more Fusion Gates as I'm not that big of a fan of it due to the FTK/OTK shenanigans it ensues, but that's just a personal matter.

[Sleepy]

You finally dared to post in Advanced Section, cool.

A rather interesting and creative card you got here. Removing listed materials from a Fusion is an unique effect, but nothing unrealistic IMO, and surely will have its impact eventually. I mean, there are cards that interact with specific names in the text of cards already, like Pre-Preparations, HERO Prisma, Dark Magician support, etc.

I'm curious on what happens if you use a material substitute for the Fusion Summon of the monster. Does it still gains the names of its listed materials, as well as the stat boost, or it doesn't?

The effect-copying effect feels a bit random, but it's interesting as well, regardless. This effectively acts as extra copies of those cards once you get one in the GY. Although I'm not too excited about having more Fusion Gates as I'm not that big of a fan of it due to the FTK/OTK shenanigans it ensues, but that's just a personal matter.

 

 

Yeah I also don't like Gate very much, well, more because of Chain Material than anything else AKA Fenix FTK. 

The substitute wouldn't be an issue because it copies the listed names, not the monsters that were used for the Fusion Summon. Cards refer to both of these methods throughout history. It is a big clarification on how De-Fusion works, worded in a way that mentions what was used, not what is printed.