Caps Lock is on. Remember me. Lost Password. Email this topic Watch this topic Print this topic. Normally, when using Shiranui Spectalsword's ability to banish it and another zombie card to summon a synchro monster, it is treated as a special summon. Before the chants, the Duelist announces the monsters being used, starting with the Levels and names of all non-Tuner monsters, from the lowest to the highest Level, then the Level and name of the Tuner monster.
In the English dub, this is reversed; the Tuner monster's name is said first and the non-Tuner monsters' names are said last. During a Synchro Summon, the Tuner monster transforms into a number of green rings which corresponds to its Level.
These rings then "scan" the non-tuner monsters, which first change into a glowing yellow "outline" of themselves before turning into a number of stars which correspond to their Levels. A beam of light then envelops the stars, passing through the rings, and the Synchro Monster appears thereafter.
In some special versions of Synchro Summons, the rings are a different color or are completely redesigned, for example, when " Shooting Quasar Dragon " is Limit Over Accel Synchro Summoned, the rings are gold instead of green, and when " Red Nova Dragon " is Synchro Summoned, the Tuner monsters transform into rings of fire, which form a sphere around the non-Tuner monster.
Additionally, when " Malefic Paradox Dragon " is Synchro Summoned, the Synchro Rings are black instead of green, and the non-Tuner monsters become a purple outline, and a cyclone of darkness envelops the stars instead of a beam of light. Also, the characters may have personalized backgrounds and other graphics for Synchro Summons most noticeably Vizor. Starting with episode 65 and the second season, when the non-Tuner s turn into stars, the arithmetic addition of the total Levels involved in the Synchro Summon is briefly shown on the bottom of the screen.
Synchro Summoning appears to be more advanced than it was in Yu-Gi-Oh! The summon animation has had a complete overhaul. The monsters used dissipate into energy, which then reforms into sets of rings, one for each material. The ring s representing the Tuner involved is a blue-green color whilst the non-Tuner s are gold or purple. These rings are made up of varying numbers of concentric circles depending on the level of the monster which is displayed in an information tag that points to the ring.
After the rings are generated, they then change to a bright blue color before merging together into a thin ring. The ring then splits into a number of identical rings equal to the sum of the Synchro Monster's Level that rotate clockwise , while a series of rotating green rectangles appear as a ring formation that rotates counter-clockwise , forming a tunnel of sorts.
The camera then appears to go through the ring tunnel before flashing back to the Duelist who declares the summon. Afterwards, the Synchro Monster is briefly seen as an outline whilst green energy rings arc over it, solidifying it. Wiki Explore. Structure Deck R Starter Decks. Game terms.
Though normal summoning is often a crucial first step in the more complicated forms of summoning monsters. If a specifically named Synchro Material is treated as a Tuner monster, it can be used for the Synchro Summon and result in there being 2 or more Tuner monsters used.
A few other cards on this list, like Exodia and Dark Magician Girl, have also received this treatment. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel. Skip to content Home Engineering Do Synchros go to the graveyard? Ben Davis May 2, Do Synchros go to the graveyard? Where do Synchro Monsters go?
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