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Wind-Up Decks!
The new Wind-Up monsters in Generation Force make up a
playful theme that packs a serious punch. Don’t be fooled by the
appearances of these small toys – when their effects are activated and
they “wind up” for the turn, they gain incredible power that can be used
to form fierce Xyz Monsters or destroy the opposition!
Wind-Up Decks have an advantage that is unmatched by any other theme –
they have easy access to low-Level monsters that turn into Level 5
monsters. Wind-Up Dog is only a Level 3 monster with
1200 ATK; but by activating its effect, you can instantly turn it into a
Level 5 monster with 1800 ATK at no cost! Similarly, Wind-Up Soldier is a Level 4 monster with 1800 ATK, but you can freely activate its effect to turn it into a Level 5 monster with 2200 ATK!
The freedom to turn Wind-Up Dog and Wind-Up Soldier into Level 5 behemoths makes them strong toys in the Wind-Up arsenal, because it makes Rank 5 Xyz Summons easy to perform. Tiras, Keeper of Genesis and Adreus, Keeper of Armageddon are 2 of the most powerful Xyz Monsters there are, and they can only be Summoned by mixing 2 Level 5 monsters. Wind-Up Dog and Wind-Up Soldier make that a cinch.
You can also use Cyber Dragon to make Rank 5 Xyz Summons even easier, since Cyber Dragon is a Level 5 monster that can be Special Summoned from your hand at no cost. You might also turn to Instant Fusion, which lets you Special Summon a Level 5 Fusion Monster like Flame Swordsman from your Extra Deck by paying 1000 Life Points.
Even though Rank 5 Xyz Summons are one of the biggest strong points
of Wind-Up Decks, Summoning Tiras and Adreus isn’t the only thing that
Wind-Up Decks can do. Wind-Up Decks also have a couple of strong Level 4
monsters. Wind-Up Juggler is a Level 4 monster with 1700 ATK, and its effect lets it destroy anything that it battles. Wind-Up Juggler even takes down the monster it battles when the Juggler itself would be destroyed in the fray!
Wind-Up Magician is another Level 4 Wind-Up monster. Wind-Up Magician
lets you Special Summon a Level 4 or lower Wind-Up monster from your
Deck when the effect of another Wind-Up monster activates. By Special
Summoning a Level 4 monster like Wind-Up Juggler with your Magician’s effect, you can instantly Xyz Summon the Rank 4 Xyz Monster, Wind-Up Zenmaister!
Each Wind-Up monster can only use its effect once while it’s face-up on the field, but Wind-Up Zenmaister gives
you a way to use its effect a second time. You can detach an Xyz
Material from Zenmaister to flip one of your monsters face-down, and
then return it to Attack Position in your End Phase. Even if you used
that monster’s effect before it went face-down, you’ll be able to use it
again on your next turn thanks to Zenmaister’s power.
Wind-Up Decks also use Wind-Up Factory – an incredible Continuous Spell Card that lets you add Wind-Up Monsters from your Deck to your hand each turn! Once per turn, Wind-Up Factory lets
you add a Level 4 or lower Wind-Up monster from your Deck to your hand
whenever the effect of a Wind-Up monster is activated. It’s easy to use
the effect of Wind-Up Factory, since Wind-Up Juggler’s effect activates whenever it battles, and the rest of the Wind-Up Monsters have effects that can be activated as soon as they’re Summoned. Like Black Whirlwind in Blackwing Decks, Wind-Up Factory ensures that you have a steady stream of monsters to Summon throughout the Duel, even if you only draw 1 monster to start.
Even without tricks that Summon Xyz Monsters, Wind-Up Decks can hold their own in a Duel with some help from Wind-Up Factory. Wind-Up Factory can be used to get you lots of free monsters from your Deck, including the pugnacious Wind-Up Juggler that destroys everything it battles, and Wind-Up Soldier, whose Attack Points you can immediately boost to 2200 when it’s Summoned.
Although the monster line-up is comprised mostly of wind-up toys,
Wind-Up Decks are a force to be reckoned with and can beat even the
toughest Decks. Here’s a sample Decklist to use as a starting point for
creating your own Wind-Up Deck. You’ll probably want a few more monsters
for sure, but which monsters you play is up to you!
Monsters: 13
3 Wind-Up Soldier
3 Wind-Up Dog
3 Wind-Up Juggler
3 Cyber Dragon
1 Wind-Up Magician
Spells: 16
3 Wind-Up Factory
3 Pot of Duality
2 Instant Fusion
1 Pot of Avarice
2 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Mind Control
1 Monster Reborn
1 Dark Hole
1 Book of Moon
1 Heavy Storm
Traps: 11
1 Solemn Judgment
2 Solemn Warning
1 Mirror Force
1 Torrential Tribute
2 Dimensional Prison
2 Bottomless Trap Hole
2 Call of the Haunted
Extra Deck: 15
2 Tiras, Keeper of Genesis
2 Adreus, Keeper of Armageddon
2 Wind-Up Zenmaister
1 Steelswarm Roach
1 Number 39: Utopia
1 Number 17: Leviathan Dragon
2 Chimeratech Fortress Dragon
2 Flame Swordsman
1 Darkfire Dragon
1 Fusionist
Generation Force has a bunch of new themes in it, and
Wind-Ups may be the most competitive one among them. Test out the new
Wind-Up monsters and see for yourself!
playful theme that packs a serious punch. Don’t be fooled by the
appearances of these small toys – when their effects are activated and
they “wind up” for the turn, they gain incredible power that can be used
to form fierce Xyz Monsters or destroy the opposition!
Wind-Up Decks have an advantage that is unmatched by any other theme –
they have easy access to low-Level monsters that turn into Level 5
monsters. Wind-Up Dog is only a Level 3 monster with
1200 ATK; but by activating its effect, you can instantly turn it into a
Level 5 monster with 1800 ATK at no cost! Similarly, Wind-Up Soldier is a Level 4 monster with 1800 ATK, but you can freely activate its effect to turn it into a Level 5 monster with 2200 ATK!
The freedom to turn Wind-Up Dog and Wind-Up Soldier into Level 5 behemoths makes them strong toys in the Wind-Up arsenal, because it makes Rank 5 Xyz Summons easy to perform. Tiras, Keeper of Genesis and Adreus, Keeper of Armageddon are 2 of the most powerful Xyz Monsters there are, and they can only be Summoned by mixing 2 Level 5 monsters. Wind-Up Dog and Wind-Up Soldier make that a cinch.
You can also use Cyber Dragon to make Rank 5 Xyz Summons even easier, since Cyber Dragon is a Level 5 monster that can be Special Summoned from your hand at no cost. You might also turn to Instant Fusion, which lets you Special Summon a Level 5 Fusion Monster like Flame Swordsman from your Extra Deck by paying 1000 Life Points.
Even though Rank 5 Xyz Summons are one of the biggest strong points
of Wind-Up Decks, Summoning Tiras and Adreus isn’t the only thing that
Wind-Up Decks can do. Wind-Up Decks also have a couple of strong Level 4
monsters. Wind-Up Juggler is a Level 4 monster with 1700 ATK, and its effect lets it destroy anything that it battles. Wind-Up Juggler even takes down the monster it battles when the Juggler itself would be destroyed in the fray!
Wind-Up Magician is another Level 4 Wind-Up monster. Wind-Up Magician
lets you Special Summon a Level 4 or lower Wind-Up monster from your
Deck when the effect of another Wind-Up monster activates. By Special
Summoning a Level 4 monster like Wind-Up Juggler with your Magician’s effect, you can instantly Xyz Summon the Rank 4 Xyz Monster, Wind-Up Zenmaister!
Each Wind-Up monster can only use its effect once while it’s face-up on the field, but Wind-Up Zenmaister gives
you a way to use its effect a second time. You can detach an Xyz
Material from Zenmaister to flip one of your monsters face-down, and
then return it to Attack Position in your End Phase. Even if you used
that monster’s effect before it went face-down, you’ll be able to use it
again on your next turn thanks to Zenmaister’s power.
Wind-Up Decks also use Wind-Up Factory – an incredible Continuous Spell Card that lets you add Wind-Up Monsters from your Deck to your hand each turn! Once per turn, Wind-Up Factory lets
you add a Level 4 or lower Wind-Up monster from your Deck to your hand
whenever the effect of a Wind-Up monster is activated. It’s easy to use
the effect of Wind-Up Factory, since Wind-Up Juggler’s effect activates whenever it battles, and the rest of the Wind-Up Monsters have effects that can be activated as soon as they’re Summoned. Like Black Whirlwind in Blackwing Decks, Wind-Up Factory ensures that you have a steady stream of monsters to Summon throughout the Duel, even if you only draw 1 monster to start.
Even without tricks that Summon Xyz Monsters, Wind-Up Decks can hold their own in a Duel with some help from Wind-Up Factory. Wind-Up Factory can be used to get you lots of free monsters from your Deck, including the pugnacious Wind-Up Juggler that destroys everything it battles, and Wind-Up Soldier, whose Attack Points you can immediately boost to 2200 when it’s Summoned.
Although the monster line-up is comprised mostly of wind-up toys,
Wind-Up Decks are a force to be reckoned with and can beat even the
toughest Decks. Here’s a sample Decklist to use as a starting point for
creating your own Wind-Up Deck. You’ll probably want a few more monsters
for sure, but which monsters you play is up to you!
Monsters: 13
3 Wind-Up Soldier
3 Wind-Up Dog
3 Wind-Up Juggler
3 Cyber Dragon
1 Wind-Up Magician
Spells: 16
3 Wind-Up Factory
3 Pot of Duality
2 Instant Fusion
1 Pot of Avarice
2 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Mind Control
1 Monster Reborn
1 Dark Hole
1 Book of Moon
1 Heavy Storm
Traps: 11
1 Solemn Judgment
2 Solemn Warning
1 Mirror Force
1 Torrential Tribute
2 Dimensional Prison
2 Bottomless Trap Hole
2 Call of the Haunted
Extra Deck: 15
2 Tiras, Keeper of Genesis
2 Adreus, Keeper of Armageddon
2 Wind-Up Zenmaister
1 Steelswarm Roach
1 Number 39: Utopia
1 Number 17: Leviathan Dragon
2 Chimeratech Fortress Dragon
2 Flame Swordsman
1 Darkfire Dragon
1 Fusionist
Generation Force has a bunch of new themes in it, and
Wind-Ups may be the most competitive one among them. Test out the new
Wind-Up monsters and see for yourself!
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