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{{Main|Cannot be Synchro Summoned|Can be Special Summoned either by Synchro Summon or by its own condition}} | {{Main|Cannot be Synchro Summoned|Can be Special Summoned either by Synchro Summon or by its own condition}} | ||
− | A very small number of Synchro Monsters cannot be Synchro Summoned, and lack the Synchro Material line on their card text. Instead, they each describe a separate Special Summoning procedure in their [[Summoning conditions]]. Such Summoning conditions can be compared to [[ | + | A very small number of Synchro Monsters cannot be Synchro Summoned, and lack the Synchro Material line on their card text. Instead, they each describe a separate Special Summoning procedure in their [[Summoning conditions]]. Such Summoning conditions can be compared to [[Dark Synchro Summon]], which involves the difference of the levels of the two would-be materials. |
"[[Black-Winged Assault Dragon]]" is the only Synchro Monster that can both be Synchro Summoned and be Special Summoned by a procedure specified in its Summoning condition. | "[[Black-Winged Assault Dragon]]" is the only Synchro Monster that can both be Synchro Summoned and be Special Summoned by a procedure specified in its Summoning condition. |