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A '''Dark Synchro Monster''' is an anime and video game-only monster category that debuted in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]] [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 027|episode 27]] and are also present in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4]], [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5]], and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 6]]. Dark Synchro Monsters are [[Dark Synchro Summon]]ed by sending to the [[Graveyard]] 1 [[Dark Tuner monster]] and 1 non-[[Tuner monster]]. Besides the [[Dark Tuner monster]], you can use any monster for the [[Dark Synchro Summon]]. The non-[[Tuner monster]]'s [[Level]] minus the [[Dark Tuner monster]]'s [[Level]] must be equal to the Dark Synchro Monster's [[Level]] (note that the Dark Synchro Monsters have a negative level, something that isn't possible with any other monster in the game). Their Levels start at the opposite side of the card (regular cards start at the right side, they start at the left side).
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'''Dark Synchro Monsters''' (Japanese: ダークシンクロモンスター ''Dāku Shinkuro Monsutā'') are a type of [[Monster Card]] exclusive to the anime, manga, and ''[[Tag Force]]'' video games. The color of their card frame is black. They all have [[negative Level]]s or are Level 0. These cards are placed in the [[Extra Deck]].
Dark Synchro Monsters are not simply [[DARK]] ([[Attribute]]) [[Synchro Monster]]s, but are a completely different monster category, although they are similar to [[Synchro Monster]]s. The color is opposite of a [[Synchro Monster]], with a dark grey card frame.
 
  
Dark Synchro monsters function as a subcategory of [[Synchro Monster]]s, and are also [[Synchro Summon]]ed. When [[Yusei Fudo|Yusei]]'s "[[Synchro Destructor]]" dealt [[damage]] twice instead of just once because he destroyed [[Kalin Kessler]]'s "[[Hundred Eyes Dragon]]" with his "[[Stardust Dragon]]". During [[Crow Hogan|Crow]]'s duel against [[Greiger]], Greiger used "[[Darksea Rescue]]" in the summoning of "[[Dark Flattop]]". The anime's version of "Darksea Rescue's" effect not only showed that "Dark Flattop" was a Synchro Monster (and reiterating that all Dark Synchro Monsters are Synchro Monsters), but also revealed that Dark Synchro Summoning was a type of Synchro Summoning.
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Dark Synchro Monsters are [[Dark Synchro Summon]]ed by [[send]]ing 1 [[Dark Tuner monster]] and 1 non-[[Tuner monster]] to the [[Graveyard]]. The non-[[Tuner monster]]'s [[Level]] minus the [[Dark Tuner monster]]'s [[Level]] must be equal to the Dark Synchro Monster's [[Level]].
  
However, as stated above, Dark Synchro Monsters are a subcategory of Synchro Monsters, meaning that while a card that involves Synchro Monsters can have an effect on Dark Synchros, they simultaneously act as their own category. This is shown by the Trap Card "[[Dark Matter]]", which is activated when a Dark Synchro Monster is destroyed.
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Their negative Level stars are left-aligned (like [[Rank]]s), contrasting the right-aligned positive Levels. Their black card frame contrasts with the white card frame of regular Synchro Monsters. Dark Synchro Monsters are also [[Synchro Monster]]s, and Dark Synchro Summoning is a form of [[Synchro Summon]]ing.
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Dark Synchro Monsters debuted in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 027|episode 27]]. They are also present in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4]], [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5]], and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 6]].
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Because of the greater difficulty in Summoning them, Dark Synchro Monsters are generally more powerful than Synchro Monsters of equivalent level.
  
 
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The Dark Synchro Monster "[[Frozen Fitzgerald]]" was originally supposed to be released in the OCG/TCG in ''[[Crimson Crisis]]'' as a mentioned ''Concept Card''; however, this was called off. It is possible the rest of the Dark Synchro Monsters were intended to be released, but were instead released as Synchro Monsters.
 
The Dark Synchro Monster "[[Frozen Fitzgerald]]" was originally supposed to be released in the OCG/TCG in ''[[Crimson Crisis]]'' as a mentioned ''Concept Card''; however, this was called off. It is possible the rest of the Dark Synchro Monsters were intended to be released, but were instead released as Synchro Monsters.
 
Because of the greater difficulty in Summoning them, Dark Synchro Monsters are generally more powerful than Synchro Monsters of equivalent level.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 11:32, 25 April 2015

Dark Synchro Monster

Dark Synchro Monster

Japanese

ダークシンクロモンスター

Japanese (romanized)

Dāku Shinkuro Monsutā

Japanese (translated)

Dark Synchro Monster

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Dark Synchro Monster

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Dark Synchro Monsters (Japanese: ダークシンクロモンスター Dāku Shinkuro Monsutā) are a type of Monster Card exclusive to the anime, manga, and Tag Force video games. The color of their card frame is black. They all have negative Levels or are Level 0. These cards are placed in the Extra Deck.

Dark Synchro Monsters are Dark Synchro Summoned by sending 1 Dark Tuner monster and 1 non-Tuner monster to the Graveyard. The non-Tuner monster's Level minus the Dark Tuner monster's Level must be equal to the Dark Synchro Monster's Level.

Their negative Level stars are left-aligned (like Ranks), contrasting the right-aligned positive Levels. Their black card frame contrasts with the white card frame of regular Synchro Monsters. Dark Synchro Monsters are also Synchro Monsters, and Dark Synchro Summoning is a form of Synchro Summoning.

Dark Synchro Monsters debuted in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 27. They are also present in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5, and Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 6.

Because of the greater difficulty in Summoning them, Dark Synchro Monsters are generally more powerful than Synchro Monsters of equivalent level.

In the OCG/TCG

There are no Dark Synchro Monster in the OCG/TCG. All Dark Synchro Monsters have been released as regular Synchro Monsters in the OCG/TCG; their effects have also either been changed and/or modified except "Zeman the Ape King". Although they don't use Dark Tuner monsters, they still require DARK-Attribute Tuner monsters (except "Moon Dragon Quilla" and "Ultimaya Tzolkin") to be Synchro Summoned. Also, Dark Synchro Monsters that appeared in the anime require the Type of the non-Tuner monsters to be the same Type as then non-Tuner monster that was used for their Dark Synchro Summon in anime (e.g. in the anime, Grady Dark Synchro Summoned "Frozen Fitzgerald" using "Dark Tuner Catastrogue" and the Beast-Type non-Tuner "Blizzard Lizard"; as such, the TCG/OCG card "Frozen Fitzgerald" requires Beast-Type non-Tuner monsters).

The Dark Synchro Monster "Frozen Fitzgerald" was originally supposed to be released in the OCG/TCG in Crimson Crisis as a mentioned Concept Card; however, this was called off. It is possible the rest of the Dark Synchro Monsters were intended to be released, but were instead released as Synchro Monsters.

Example

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