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| ja_name      = アロマ
 
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| romaji      = Aroma
 
| romaji      = Aroma
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| sc_name      = 芬芳
 
| fr_name      = Arôma
 
| fr_name      = Arôma
 
| de_name      = Aroma
 
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* [[Invasion: Vengeance]]
 
* [[Invasion: Vengeance]]
 
* [[Chaos Impact]]
 
* [[Chaos Impact]]
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* [[Phantom Nightmare]]
 
| tcg          =
 
| tcg          =
 
* [[2016 Mega-Tin Mega Pack]]
 
* [[2016 Mega-Tin Mega Pack]]
 
* [[Duel Power]]
 
* [[Duel Power]]
| ocg          = [[LINK VRAINS Pack]]
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| ocg          =
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* [[LINK VRAINS Pack]]
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* [[Phantom Nightmare +1 Bonus Pack]]
 
}}
 
}}
 
"'''Aroma'''" (アロマ ''Aroma'') is an [[archetype]] largely consisting of [[Plant]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] that were introduced in ''[[Clash of Rebellions]]''. The archetype's monsters all derive their names from various species of flowers, all of which are used to produce [[wikipedia:Essential oil|essential oils]]. [[Spectre]] uses these cards in the Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution Video Game.
 
"'''Aroma'''" (アロマ ''Aroma'') is an [[archetype]] largely consisting of [[Plant]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] that were introduced in ''[[Clash of Rebellions]]''. The archetype's monsters all derive their names from various species of flowers, all of which are used to produce [[wikipedia:Essential oil|essential oils]]. [[Spectre]] uses these cards in the Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution Video Game.
==Appearance==
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==Design==
 
All "Aroma" monsters share the appearance of a human, wielding staffs, covered in plants. "Aromage" monsters appear as more of a spellcaster (hence their name is a portmanteau of "Aroma" and "Mage"), whereas the "Aromaseraphy" have angelic wings (hence their name is a portmanteau of the words "Aroma" and "Seraph"). "Aromaseraphy" is also a pun on the word [[wikipedia:Aromatherapy|aromatherapy]], which the plants that they are based on are used as such.
 
All "Aroma" monsters share the appearance of a human, wielding staffs, covered in plants. "Aromage" monsters appear as more of a spellcaster (hence their name is a portmanteau of "Aroma" and "Mage"), whereas the "Aromaseraphy" have angelic wings (hence their name is a portmanteau of the words "Aroma" and "Seraph"). "Aromaseraphy" is also a pun on the word [[wikipedia:Aromatherapy|aromatherapy]], which the plants that they are based on are used as such.
 
===Members===
 
===Members===
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
! Aromage !! Aromaseraphy !! Origin
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! Aromage !! Aromaseraphy</br><small>({{Attribute|LIGHT|size=12px}})</small> !! Aromalylith</br><small>({{Attribute|DARK|size=12px}})</small> !! Origin
 
|-
 
|-
| - || [[Aromaseraphy Angelica|Angelica]] || [[wikipedia:Angelica|Angelica]]
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| - || [[Aromaseraphy Angelica|Angelica]]<ref name="tuner">[[Tuner monster]]</ref> || - || [[wikipedia:Angelica archangelica|''Angelica archangelica'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Bergamot|Bergamot]] || - || [[wikipedia:Monarda fistulosa|''Monarda fistulosa'']] / [[wikipedia:Bergamot orange|Bergamot orange]]
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| [[Aromage Bergamot|Bergamot]] || - || - || [[wikipedia:Monarda didyma|''Monarda didyma'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Cananga|Cananga]] || - || [[wikipedia:Cananga odorata|''Cananga odorata'' / Ylang ylang]]
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| [[Aromage Cananga|Cananga]] || - || - || [[wikipedia:Cananga odorata|''Cananga odorata'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Jasmine|Jasmine]] || [[Aromaseraphy Jasmine|Jasmine]] || [[wikipedia:Jasmine|Jasmine]]
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| [[Aromage Jasmine|Jasmine]] || [[Aromaseraphy Jasmine|Jasmine]]</br><small>([[Link Monster|Link]])</small> || - || [[wikipedia:Jasminum officinale|''Jasminum officinale'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Laurel|Laurel]] || - || [[wikipedia:Lauraceae|Lauraceae]] (''Laurier'' in French)
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| [[Aromage Laurel|Laurel]] || - || - || [[wikipedia:Laurus nobilis|''Laurus nobilis'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Marjoram|Marjoram]] || [[Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram|Sweet Marjoram]] || [[wikipedia:Marjoram|Marjoram]]
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| - || - || [[Aromalilith Magnolia|Magnolia]]</br><small>([[Fusion Monster|Fusion]])</small> || [[wikipedia:Magnolia × alba|''Magnolia × alba'']]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Aromage Rosemary|Rosemary]] || [[Aromaseraphy Rosemary|Rosemary]] || [[wikipedia:Rosemary|Rosemary]]
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| [[Aromage Marjoram|Marjoram]] || [[Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram|Sweet Marjoram]]</br><small>([[Synchro Monster|Synchro]])</small> || - || [[wikipedia:Marjoram|''Origanum majorana'']]
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|-
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| - || - || [[Aromalilith Rosalina|Rosalina]]<ref name="tuner" /> || [[wikipedia:Melaleuca ericifolia|''Melaleuca ericifolia'']]
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|-
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| [[Aromage Rosemary|Rosemary]] || [[Aromaseraphy Rosemary|Rosemary]]</br><small>([[Synchro Monster|Synchro]])</small> || [[Aromalilith Rosemary|Rosemary]]</br><small>([[Link Monster|Link]])</small> || [[wikipedia:Rosemary|''Salvia rosmarinus'']]
 
|}
 
|}
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{{reflist}}
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==Playing style==
 
==Playing style==
 
Most "Aroma" monsters share two common types of effects: a [[Continuous Effect]] that applies while their controller has more [[LP]] than the opponent, and a [[Trigger Effect]] that activates when their controller gains LP. The Continuous Effect supports Plant monsters and encourage the controller to engage in battle by granting them advantages in that area against the opponent, while the Trigger Effects focus upon increasing utility, partly through field disruption.
 
Most "Aroma" monsters share two common types of effects: a [[Continuous Effect]] that applies while their controller has more [[LP]] than the opponent, and a [[Trigger Effect]] that activates when their controller gains LP. The Continuous Effect supports Plant monsters and encourage the controller to engage in battle by granting them advantages in that area against the opponent, while the Trigger Effects focus upon increasing utility, partly through field disruption.
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|-
 
|-
 
| align="center" | [[Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram|Sweet Marjoram]] || align="center" | Your opponent cannot target Plant monsters you control with card effects. || align="center" | Target 1 card your opponent controls; destroy it.
 
| align="center" | [[Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram|Sweet Marjoram]] || align="center" | Your opponent cannot target Plant monsters you control with card effects. || align="center" | Target 1 card your opponent controls; destroy it.
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|}
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{| class="wikitable" align="center" |
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! "Aromalylith" !! Effect that requires that your LP is higher than your opponent's LP || Effect that activates when you gain LP
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|-
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| align="center" | [[Aromalilith Rosalina|Rosalina]] || align="center" | N/A. || align="center" | N/A.
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|-
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| align="center" | [[Aromalilith Magnolia|Magnolia]] || align="center" | Plant monsters you control cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects. || align="center" | You can make all Plant monsters you currently control gain an equal amount of ATK until the end of this turn.
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| align="center" | [[Aromalilith Rosemary|Rosemary]] || align="center" | N/A. || align="center" |  You can Special Summon up to 3 "Aroma" monsters from your hand to your zones this card points to.
 
|}
 
|}
 
The battling aspect that is encouraged by the archetype is also pronounced by its support cards, "[[Aroma Jar]]" and "[[Aroma Garden]]". "Aroma Jar" is a [[Flip monster]] whose [[Flip effect]] bestows 500 LP upon the controller during either player's End Phase while it remains face-up. Additionally, its other effect has interactivity with its Flip effect, as it also defends itself from destruction by battle if it was flipped face-up. The archetype's [[Field Spell Card]], "Aroma Garden", grants the controller 500 LP during their turn when they control an "Aroma" monster, while additionally bolstering the ATK and DEF of all of their monsters by 500 until the end of the opponent's next turn (the downside of battling is also covered by the card, which increases the controller's LP by 1000 when an "Aroma" monster they control is destroyed and sent to the Graveyard).
 
The battling aspect that is encouraged by the archetype is also pronounced by its support cards, "[[Aroma Jar]]" and "[[Aroma Garden]]". "Aroma Jar" is a [[Flip monster]] whose [[Flip effect]] bestows 500 LP upon the controller during either player's End Phase while it remains face-up. Additionally, its other effect has interactivity with its Flip effect, as it also defends itself from destruction by battle if it was flipped face-up. The archetype's [[Field Spell Card]], "Aroma Garden", grants the controller 500 LP during their turn when they control an "Aroma" monster, while additionally bolstering the ATK and DEF of all of their monsters by 500 until the end of the opponent's next turn (the downside of battling is also covered by the card, which increases the controller's LP by 1000 when an "Aroma" monster they control is destroyed and sent to the Graveyard).
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* [[Aromage Marjoram]]
 
* [[Aromage Marjoram]]
 
* [[Aromage Rosemary]]
 
* [[Aromage Rosemary]]
* [[Amabie]]
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* [[Rikka Princess]]
 
* [[Cyclamen the Rikka Fairy]]
 
* [[Cyclamen the Rikka Fairy]]
 
* [[Snowdrop the Rikka Fairy]]
 
* [[Snowdrop the Rikka Fairy]]
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* [[Gizmek Okami, the Dreaded Deluge Dragon]]
 
* [[Gizmek Okami, the Dreaded Deluge Dragon]]
 
* [[Gizmek Yata, the Gleaming Vanguard]]
 
* [[Gizmek Yata, the Gleaming Vanguard]]
* [[Golden Ladybug]]
 
 
* [[Juragedo]]
 
* [[Juragedo]]
 
* [[Lord of the Heavenly Prison]]
 
* [[Lord of the Heavenly Prison]]
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* [[Rose Paladin]]
 
* [[Rose Paladin]]
 
* [[Sauge de Fleur]]
 
* [[Sauge de Fleur]]
* [[Salamangreat Parro]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Butterfly Lady]]
* [[Silent Wobby]]
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* [[Ragnaraika the Evil Seed]]
* [[The Ascended of Thunder]]
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|flip monsters =
 
* [[Aroma Jar]]
 
 
|gemini monsters =
 
|gemini monsters =
 
* [[Gigaplant]]
 
* [[Gigaplant]]
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|tuner monsters =
 
|tuner monsters =
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* [[Aromalilith Rosalina]]
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Angelica]]
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Angelica]]
 
* [[Copy Plant]]
 
* [[Copy Plant]]
 
* [[Fairyant the Circular Sorcerer]]
 
* [[Fairyant the Circular Sorcerer]]
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* [[Cyclos the Circular Sprite]]
 
* [[Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood]]
 
* [[Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood]]
 
* [[Snyffus]]
 
* [[Snyffus]]
 
* [[Spore]]
 
* [[Spore]]
 
* [[Staysailor Romarin]]
 
* [[Staysailor Romarin]]
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|fusion monsters =
 
|fusion monsters =
* [[Rose Spectre of Dunn]]
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* [[Aromalilith Magnolia]]
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* [[Rose Spectre of Dunn]] ''(as a target for "Ready Fusion")''
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* [[Neo-Spacian Twinkle Moss]] ''(as a target for "Instant Contact")''
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* [[Predaplant Dragostapelia]]
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|synchro monsters =
 
|synchro monsters =
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Rosemary]]
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Rosemary]]
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* [[Periallis, Empress of Blossoms]]
 
* [[Periallis, Empress of Blossoms]]
 
* [[Queen of Thorns]]
 
* [[Queen of Thorns]]
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|xyz monsters =
 
|xyz monsters =
 
* [[Number 49: Fortune Tune]]
 
* [[Number 49: Fortune Tune]]
 
* [[Rikka Queen Strenna]]
 
* [[Rikka Queen Strenna]]
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** [[Sacred Tree Beast, Hyperyton]]
 
* [[Sylvan Princessprite]]
 
* [[Sylvan Princessprite]]
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|link monsters =
 
|link monsters =
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* [[Aromalilith Rosemary]]
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Jasmine]]
 
* [[Aromaseraphy Jasmine]]
 
* [[Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable]]
 
* [[Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable]]
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* [[Crossrose Dragon]]
 
* [[Crossrose Dragon]]
 
* [[Lyna the Light Charmer, Lustrous]]
 
* [[Lyna the Light Charmer, Lustrous]]
* [[Sebek's Sorcerer]]
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* [[Sorcerer of Sebek]]
 
* [[Sunavalon Dryas]]
 
* [[Sunavalon Dryas]]
 
** [[Sunvine Healer]]
 
** [[Sunvine Healer]]
 
* [[Sylvan Dancepione]]
 
* [[Sylvan Dancepione]]
 
* [[Wynn the Wind Charmer, Verdant]]
 
* [[Wynn the Wind Charmer, Verdant]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Skeletal Soldier]]
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* [[Astral World Tree Illumistil]]
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|normal spells =
 
|normal spells =
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* [[Aroma Blend]]
 
* [[Ancient Leaf]]
 
* [[Ancient Leaf]]
 
* [[Fragrance Storm]]
 
* [[Fragrance Storm]]
 
* [[One for One]]
 
* [[One for One]]
* [[Ready Fusion]]
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* [[Ready Fusion]]/[[Instant Contact]]
 
* [[Rose Bell of Revelation]]
 
* [[Rose Bell of Revelation]]
 
* [[Small World]]
 
* [[Small World]]
 
* [[Terraforming]]
 
* [[Terraforming]]
* [[Valmonica Scelta]]
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* [[Vaalmonica Scelta]]
* [[Valmonica Intonare]]
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* [[Vaalmonica Intonare]]
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* [[Ultra Polymerization]]
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|equip spells =
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* [[Mark of the Rose]]
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|field spells =
 
|field spells =
 
* [[Aroma Garden]]
 
* [[Aroma Garden]]
 
* [[Hidden Springs of the Far East]]
 
* [[Hidden Springs of the Far East]]
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|continuous spells =
 
|continuous spells =
 
* [[Aroma Gardening]]
 
* [[Aroma Gardening]]
 
* [[Cauldron of the Old Man]]
 
* [[Cauldron of the Old Man]]
 
* [[Child's Play]]
 
* [[Child's Play]]
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* [[Ebon Sun]]
 
* [[Super Solar Nutrient]]
 
* [[Super Solar Nutrient]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Bloom]]
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* [[Lil-la Rap]]
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|quick-play spells =
 
|quick-play spells =
 
* [[Frozen Rose]]
 
* [[Frozen Rose]]
 
* [[Set Rotation]]
 
* [[Set Rotation]]
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|normal traps =
 
|normal traps =
* [[Draining Shield]]
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* [[Aroma Healing]]
* [[Rainbow Life]]
 
 
* [[Rikka Sheet]]
 
* [[Rikka Sheet]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Hunting Dance]]
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|counter traps =
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* [[Pollinosis]]
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|continuous traps =
 
|continuous traps =
 
* [[Blessed Winds]]
 
* [[Blessed Winds]]
 
* [[Dried Winds]]
 
* [[Dried Winds]]
 
* [[Humid Winds]]
 
* [[Humid Winds]]
* [[Five Brothers Explosion]]
 
 
* [[Imperial Custom]]
 
* [[Imperial Custom]]
 
}}
 
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 23 May 2024

Aroma
"Aromage Bergamot", "Jasmine", "Rosemary", "Marjoram", "Cananga", "Laurel", and "Aromaseraphy Angelica" in the artwork of "Aroma Gardening".
Japanese
  • アロマ
  • Aroma (romanized)
Simplified Chinese
  • 芬芳
French
  • Arôma
German
  • Aroma
Italian
  • Aroma
Korean
  • 아로마
  • Aroma (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Aromági
  • Aromagi (translated)
Spanish
  • Arobru
  • Arowi (translated)
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"Aroma" (アロマ Aroma) is an archetype largely consisting of Plant monsters that were introduced in Clash of Rebellions. The archetype's monsters all derive their names from various species of flowers, all of which are used to produce essential oils. Spectre uses these cards in the Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution Video Game.

Design[edit]

All "Aroma" monsters share the appearance of a human, wielding staffs, covered in plants. "Aromage" monsters appear as more of a spellcaster (hence their name is a portmanteau of "Aroma" and "Mage"), whereas the "Aromaseraphy" have angelic wings (hence their name is a portmanteau of the words "Aroma" and "Seraph"). "Aromaseraphy" is also a pun on the word aromatherapy, which the plants that they are based on are used as such.

Members[edit]

Aromage Aromaseraphy
(LIGHT LIGHT.svg)
Aromalylith
(DARK DARK.svg)
Origin
- Angelica[1] - Angelica archangelica
Bergamot - - Monarda didyma
Cananga - - Cananga odorata
Jasmine Jasmine
(Link)
- Jasminum officinale
Laurel - - Laurus nobilis
- - Magnolia
(Fusion)
Magnolia × alba
Marjoram Sweet Marjoram
(Synchro)
- Origanum majorana
- - Rosalina[1] Melaleuca ericifolia
Rosemary Rosemary
(Synchro)
Rosemary
(Link)
Salvia rosmarinus

Playing style[edit]

Most "Aroma" monsters share two common types of effects: a Continuous Effect that applies while their controller has more LP than the opponent, and a Trigger Effect that activates when their controller gains LP. The Continuous Effect supports Plant monsters and encourage the controller to engage in battle by granting them advantages in that area against the opponent, while the Trigger Effects focus upon increasing utility, partly through field disruption.

"Aromage" Effect that requires that your LP is higher than your opponent's LP Effect that activates when you gain LP
Bergamot The controller's Plant monsters inflict piercing. Gains 1000 ATK and DEF until the end of the opponent's next turn.
Cananga Reduces the ATK and DEF of the opponent's monsters by 500. Targets and returns a Spell/Trap Card the opponent controls to the hand.
Jasmine Allows one additional Normal Summon/Set for a Plant monster. The controller draws a card.
Laurel You can Special Summon this card from your hand. Target 1 Plant monster on the field: it is treated as a Tuner this turn.
Marjoram You take no battle damage from attacks involving your Plant monsters. Target cards in your opponent's GY, up to the number of "Aroma" monsters you control; banish them.
Rosemary The opponent cannot activate monster effects when the controller's Plant monster attacks, until the end of the Damage Step. Targets and changes a face-up monster's battle position.
"Aromaseraphy" Effect that requires that your LP is higher than your opponent's LP Effect that activates when you gain LP
Angelica While you control an "Aroma" monster, you can Special Summon this card from your GY, but banish it when it leaves the field. N/A.
Jasmine This card and any Plant monsters it points to cannot be destroyed by battle. Add 1 Plant monster from your Deck to your hand.
Rosemary All Plant monsters you control gain 500 ATK and DEF. Target 1 face-up card your opponent controls; that face-up card has its effects negated until the end of this turn.
Sweet Marjoram Your opponent cannot target Plant monsters you control with card effects. Target 1 card your opponent controls; destroy it.
"Aromalylith" Effect that requires that your LP is higher than your opponent's LP Effect that activates when you gain LP
Rosalina N/A. N/A.
Magnolia Plant monsters you control cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects. You can make all Plant monsters you currently control gain an equal amount of ATK until the end of this turn.
Rosemary N/A. You can Special Summon up to 3 "Aroma" monsters from your hand to your zones this card points to.

The battling aspect that is encouraged by the archetype is also pronounced by its support cards, "Aroma Jar" and "Aroma Garden". "Aroma Jar" is a Flip monster whose Flip effect bestows 500 LP upon the controller during either player's End Phase while it remains face-up. Additionally, its other effect has interactivity with its Flip effect, as it also defends itself from destruction by battle if it was flipped face-up. The archetype's Field Spell Card, "Aroma Garden", grants the controller 500 LP during their turn when they control an "Aroma" monster, while additionally bolstering the ATK and DEF of all of their monsters by 500 until the end of the opponent's next turn (the downside of battling is also covered by the card, which increases the controller's LP by 1000 when an "Aroma" monster they control is destroyed and sent to the Graveyard). The deck also contains 3 Continuous Trap Cards which further assist the controller by turning the LP they gained into a utilizable asset.

  • "Dried Winds" serves as a means to put pressure on the opponent by having the controller target and destroy a monster the opponent controls, each time they gain LP. The card further takes advantage of its controller's tendency to amass mass amounts of LP by allowing them to pay LP equal to the difference between their LP and their opponent's, to destroy monsters with equal or less ATK than the amount of LP paid, provided the controller has at least 3000 more LP than the opponent.
  • "Humid Winds" provides the Deck with much needed speed, allowing the controller to search out "Aroma" monsters from their Deck at the cost of 1000 LP, a small sum to pay for the controller. If the controller should find themselves disadvantaged in LP count compared to their opponent, the card further helps them make up the deficit, providing a steady stream of 500 LP per turn until the deficit is bridged.
  • "Blessed Winds" provides the deck with utility, allowing you to send a Plant monster from your hand or field to the GY, or shuffle a Plant from your GY into your Deck, in order to regain 500 LP. These allow you to get rid of unwanted plants in your hand or recycle Plants in your GY to regain LP, which can be used to trigger the effects of your "Aroma" monsters. Alternatively, you can instead pay 1000 LP in order to Special Summon an "Aroma" monster from your GY, in order to retrieve your "Aroma" monsters for later use.

The archetype's efficacy can be enhanced with the use of cards that increase the LP of the controller. Such cards should preferably do so by a significant margin, such as with "Griggle" and "Aegis of Gaia", or over a prolonged period of time, such as with "Solemn Wishes" and "Golden Ladybug", to keep the Continuous Effects of the "Aroma" monsters active.

Weaknesses[edit]

Given that the archetype focuses on gaining LP, it is extremely vulnerable to cards such as "Bad Reaction to Simochi" and "Darklord Nurse Reficule", which subvert LP gaining effects and instead damages you for the same amount. "Asleep at the Switch" presents the archetype with another weakness, as it can be used to destroy "Aroma" monsters when their controller gains LP, an incredibly common occurrence for the Deck. Aroma decks are also very dependent on their back row as a source of repeated life gain and recursion, and thus their monsters can be rendered almost useless by large-scale spell/trap removal.

Recommended cards[edit]

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