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        | name                = Jinzo
 
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| kanji                = <ruby><rb>人</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>じん</rt><rp>)</rp><rb>造</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ぞう</rt><rp>)</rp><rb>人</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>にん</rt><rp>)</rp><rb>間</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>げん</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>－サイコ
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| kanji                = {{Ruby|人|じん}}{{Ruby|造|ぞう}}{{Ruby|人|にん}}{{Ruby|間|げん}}－サイコ
 
| japanese            = 人造人間－サイコ
 
| japanese            = 人造人間－サイコ
 
| furigana            = じんぞうにんげん－サイコ
 
| furigana            = じんぞうにんげん－サイコ
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| romaji             = Jinzō ningen - Saiko
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| romaji               = Jinzō ningen - Saiko
 
| japanese translated  = Android - Psycho
 
| japanese translated  = Android - Psycho
 
| english              = Jinzo
 
| english              = Jinzo
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* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist]]
 
* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist]]
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* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! R]]
 
| list                = List of "Jinzo" monsters
 
| list                = List of "Jinzo" monsters
 
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'''Jinzos''', also known as '''Android - Psycho''' in the Japanese and Korean versions, are a series of [[Machine]]-[[Type]]. Their effects revolve around the negation of [[Trap Cards]].
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'''Jinzo''', known as '''Android - Psycho''' in the Japanese and Korean versions, are a [[series]] of [[Machine]]-[[Type]]. Their effects revolve around the [[negate|negation]] of [[Trap Card]]s.
  
 
The main monster of the Jinzo series is "[[Jinzo]]", himself. He is supported by "[[Amplifier]]", "[[Jinzo - Returner]]" and "[[Jinzo - Lord]]".
 
The main monster of the Jinzo series is "[[Jinzo]]", himself. He is supported by "[[Amplifier]]", "[[Jinzo - Returner]]" and "[[Jinzo - Lord]]".
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==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
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[[Espa Roba]] was the first character shown to use "[[Jinzo]]". He also
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[[Espa Roba]] was the first character shown to use "[[Jinzo]]". He also used "[[Amplifier]]" to strengthen it, [[Joey Wheeler]] later won it off him and used it in many of his Duels. [[Lector]] in [[Virtual World]] used Jinzo as his [[Deck Master]].
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used "[[Amplifier]]" to strengthen it, [[Joey Wheeler]] later won it off him and used it in many of his Duels.
 
  
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* [[Lector]] in [[Virtual World]] used Jinzo as his deckmaster.
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'', [[Jinzo (character)|Jinzo appears as a character]]. He is a Duel Monster Spirit awakened by a cult, seeking souls so he may exist in the human world. Jinzo is defeated by Jaden in a Duel and sent back to the Duel Monsters dimension.
  
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In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]], [[Jinzo (Character)|Jinzo appears as a character]]. He is a Duel Monster Spirit awakened by a cult, seeking souls so he may exist in the human world. Jinzo is defeated by Jaden in a Duel and sent back to the Duel Monsters dimension.
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[[Makoto Inotsume]] also uses "Jinzo" cards in ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'', including "[[Jinzo - Returner]]" and "[[Jinzo - Lord]]". These cards rival the [[Cyber Style]] cards.
  
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[[Inotsume Makoto]] also uses "Jinzo" cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, including "[[Jinzo - Returner]]" and "[[Jinzo - Lord]]". These cards supposedly rival the [[Cyber Style]] cards.
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==Playing style==
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The easiest way of Summoning "[[Jinzo]]" is by using "[[Future Fusion]]" and targeting "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" (which means you will also need "[[Cyber Dragon]]").  By sending 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" and 3 "[[Jinzo - Returner]]s" with "[[Future Fusion]]'s" effect, the 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" will be [[Special Summon]]ed from the [[Graveyard]] due to the effects of the "[[Jinzo - Returner]]s".  If your opponent controls one or no monsters, use "[[Limiter Removal]]" upon attacking with the 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" ([2400 x 3] x 2 = 14,400), and you will almost ensure an [[OTK]].
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==Playing Style==
 
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The easiest way of summoning "[[Jinzo]]" is by using "[[Future Fusion]]" and targeting "[[Chimeratech Overdragon]]" (which means you will also need "[[Cyber Dragon]]").  By sending 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" and 3 "[[Jinzo - Returner]]s" with "[[Future Fusion]]'s" effect, the 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" will be [[Special Summon]]ed from the [[Graveyard]] due to the effects of the "[[Jinzo - Returner]]s".  If your opponent controls one or no monsters, use "[[Limiter Removal]]" upon attacking with the 3 "[[Jinzo]]s" ([2400 x 3] x 2 = 14,400), and you will almost ensure an [[OTK]].
 
  
 
If you also sent 2 "[[Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive|Dekoichis]]" with the effect of "[[Future Fusion]]", you can summon "[[Black Salvo]]" and activate its effect to Special Summon your "[[Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive|Dekoichi]]", and then [[Synchro Summon]] "[[Power Tool Dragon]]".  Search out 3 [[Equip Spell Cards]] ("[[United We Stand]]" or "[[Mage Power]]" are both recommended) and equip the one your opponent chooses to either "Power Tool Dragon" or 1 of your "Jinzo"s.  It is recommended to control "[[Power Tool Dragon]]" equipped with "[[United We Stand]]" and 3 "[[Jinzo]]"s for an attack force between 9500  ([2400 x 3] + 2300 = 9500) and 12,700 ([2400 x 3] + 2300 + [800 x 4] = 12,700).  Since "[[Jinzo]]" will prevent your opponent from activating [[Trap Cards]] to stop your OTK, you have nearly a 100% chance of success.  "[[Limiter Removal]]" can be useful as well, because the total [[ATK]] of your monsters will then be 25,400.
 
If you also sent 2 "[[Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive|Dekoichis]]" with the effect of "[[Future Fusion]]", you can summon "[[Black Salvo]]" and activate its effect to Special Summon your "[[Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive|Dekoichi]]", and then [[Synchro Summon]] "[[Power Tool Dragon]]".  Search out 3 [[Equip Spell Cards]] ("[[United We Stand]]" or "[[Mage Power]]" are both recommended) and equip the one your opponent chooses to either "Power Tool Dragon" or 1 of your "Jinzo"s.  It is recommended to control "[[Power Tool Dragon]]" equipped with "[[United We Stand]]" and 3 "[[Jinzo]]"s for an attack force between 9500  ([2400 x 3] + 2300 = 9500) and 12,700 ([2400 x 3] + 2300 + [800 x 4] = 12,700).  Since "[[Jinzo]]" will prevent your opponent from activating [[Trap Cards]] to stop your OTK, you have nearly a 100% chance of success.  "[[Limiter Removal]]" can be useful as well, because the total [[ATK]] of your monsters will then be 25,400.
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Revision as of 06:32, 22 December 2011

Jinzo

Jinzo

Japanese

人（じん）造（ぞう）人（にん）間（げん）－サイコ

Japanese (ruby)

じんぞうにんげん－サイコ

Japanese (base text)

人造人間－サイコ

Japanese (romanized)

Jinzō ningen - Saiko

Japanese (translated)

Android - Psycho

English

Jinzo

Alternate names
  • 인조인간 (Korean; Jinzo)
  • 人造人間 (Japanese; Jinzo)

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Appears in (anime)
Appears in (manga)
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Jinzo, known as Android - Psycho in the Japanese and Korean versions, are a series of Machine-Type. Their effects revolve around the negation of Trap Cards.

The main monster of the Jinzo series is "Jinzo", himself. He is supported by "Amplifier", "Jinzo - Returner" and "Jinzo - Lord".

The card "Jinzo #7" isn't directly connected to "Jinzo", but has "Jinzo" in its name. In the Japanese and Korean version, it has "Android" rather than "Android - Psycho" in its name.

Appearances

Espa Roba was the first character shown to use "Jinzo". He also used "Amplifier" to strengthen it, Joey Wheeler later won it off him and used it in many of his Duels. Lector in Virtual World used Jinzo as his Deck Master.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Jinzo appears as a character. He is a Duel Monster Spirit awakened by a cult, seeking souls so he may exist in the human world. Jinzo is defeated by Jaden in a Duel and sent back to the Duel Monsters dimension.

Makoto Inotsume also uses "Jinzo" cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, including "Jinzo - Returner" and "Jinzo - Lord". These cards rival the Cyber Style cards.

Playing style

The easiest way of Summoning "Jinzo" is by using "Future Fusion" and targeting "Chimeratech Overdragon" (which means you will also need "Cyber Dragon"). By sending 3 "Jinzos" and 3 "Jinzo - Returners" with "Future Fusion's" effect, the 3 "Jinzos" will be Special Summoned from the Graveyard due to the effects of the "Jinzo - Returners". If your opponent controls one or no monsters, use "Limiter Removal" upon attacking with the 3 "Jinzos" ([2400 x 3] x 2 = 14,400), and you will almost ensure an OTK.

If you also sent 2 "Dekoichis" with the effect of "Future Fusion", you can summon "Black Salvo" and activate its effect to Special Summon your "Dekoichi", and then Synchro Summon "Power Tool Dragon". Search out 3 Equip Spell Cards ("United We Stand" or "Mage Power" are both recommended) and equip the one your opponent chooses to either "Power Tool Dragon" or 1 of your "Jinzo"s. It is recommended to control "Power Tool Dragon" equipped with "United We Stand" and 3 "Jinzo"s for an attack force between 9500 ([2400 x 3] + 2300 = 9500) and 12,700 ([2400 x 3] + 2300 + [800 x 4] = 12,700). Since "Jinzo" will prevent your opponent from activating Trap Cards to stop your OTK, you have nearly a 100% chance of success. "Limiter Removal" can be useful as well, because the total ATK of your monsters will then be 25,400.

Include some "Ancient Gear" monsters in your Deck, and then you can use "Ancient Gear Drill" to search out "Future Fusion" and/or "Overload Fusion" to use early in the Duel.

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