Super Duper Polymerization

Super Duper Polymerization

Normal Spell

Card text

Pay 2000 LP, then target 1 Effect Monster on the field; Special Summon 1 monster from your Extra Deck, with the same Type and Attribute but a different Level (but negate its effects), then apply 1 of these effects. Neither player can activate cards or effects in response to this card's activation. ●Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using the Special Summoned monster and the targeted monster. ●Send the Special Summoned monster to the GY. You can only activate 1 "Super Duper Polymerization" per turn.

Property
Normal

Explained

What it does

Pay 2000 LP, then target an Effect Monster on the field; Special Summon a monster from your Extra Deck with the same Type and Attribute but a different Level, negated. Then Fusion Summon using both, or send the summoned monster to the GY. It can't be responded to.

Play it when

In Fusion decks to fuse with any matching monster on either field.

Common mistakes
  • Targeting an Xyz or Link Monster. You can't.
  • Trying to summon an Xyz or Link Monster with it.

How it works

Super Duper Polymerization is a Normal Spell. Pay 2000 LP, then target 1 Effect Monster on the field; Special Summon 1 monster from your Extra Deck with the same Type and Attribute but a different Level, with its effects negated. Then apply 1 of these:

  • Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using the summoned monster and the targeted monster.
  • Send the summoned monster to the GY.

Neither player can respond to its activation. You can only activate 1 per turn.

Rulings in plain English

Cost: The 2000 LP is a cost.

Order: Summon first; only then do you choose an option. Not simultaneous. If the target isn’t face-up on the field at resolution, nothing happens.

Odd targets: You can target a monster unaffected by Spells or one that can’t be Fusion Material. You still summon, then send the summoned monster to the GY.

Xyz and Link: Can’t be targeted or summoned with this card.

Polymerization, Heavy Polymerization.

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