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| − | + | The classic playstyle of the "Genex" archetype uses "[[Genex Controller]]" to achieve various effects and perform Synchro Summons, "R-Genex" focuses on assisting the Special Summon of "Genex" and "R-Genex" monsters for swarming, and "Genex Ally" focuses on manipulating the six Attributes to achieve different effects. | |
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| + | The modern playstyle is entirely dependent on the [[Link Monster]] "[[Repaired Genex Controller]]". Thanks to its effect, the player can [[Normal Summon]] a "Genex" monster each time a "Genex" monster is added to their hand, at the cost of not being able to [[Special Summon]] from their [[Extra Deck]], except [[Synchro Monster]]s by using only "Genex" Tuners. However, it does not restrict which Synchro Monsters can be Summoned, allowing the player to gather a multitude of monsters to be used as material for powerful generic Synchro Monsters, such as "[[Baronne de Fleur]]" and "[[Adamancipator Risen - Dragite]]". | ||
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| + | "Repaired Genex Controller" is played alongside "[[R-Genex Turbo]]", "[[Genex Power Planner]]", "[[R-Genex Magma]]", and "[[R-Genex Crusher]]". Not only each of them can be used as the sole material to Link Summon it, but each can search the other when they are Normal Summoned, triggering the effect of "Repaired Genex Controller" and rapidly gathering monsters to be used as material. Since the effect of "Repaired Genex Controller" is applied immediately after adding a monster, it is important to Summon a "Genex" Tuner before running out of Main Monster Zones. After doing so, the player can use that "Genex" Tuner and as many of the "Genex" monsters as they want in order to Synchro Summon. | ||
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| + | After performing a Synchro Summon, the player has several methods to "restart" the Summon chain that "Repaired Genex Controller" allows. One such method is to return a "Genex" monster from the field to the hand with "[[Genex Ally Birdman]]". By doing so, the returned "Genex" monster can be instantly Normal Summoned again, and repeat the Summon chain again. Other methods to return cards from the field to the hand, such as "[[Dewloren, Tiger King of the Ice Barrier]]" and "[[Merry Melffys]]", are also available to the player. | ||
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| + | "[[R-Genex Undine]]" is another important tool to "restart" the Summon chain. It can be sent to the [[GY]] by "[[Genex Undine]]" (which also searches "Genex Controller"), and from there, it can add itself and another "Genex" monster to the hand, at the cost of [[banish]]ing any card the player sends to their GY for the rest of the turn. This, combined with the second effect of "R-Genex Undine" to treat itself as a Tuner, can usually lead to at least another Synchro Monsters if the player has enough space on board. | ||
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| + | When available, the starters can be used to search a "Genex" Tuner instead. "Genex Power Planner" can search "Genex Ally Birdman". "R-Genex Turbo" can search "[[R-Genex Oracle]]", a Level 1 Tuner that can Special Summon itself when added to the hand. "R-Genex Magma" can search "[[R-Genex Turing]]", a Level 2 Tuner which can not only treat itself as Level 1 or 3, but can also Summon itself from the player's hand during the opponent's turn and perform a Synchro Summon. | ||
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| + | By using all these different "Genex" monsters to perform the Summon chain, the player can also make the best use of the archetype's boss monster, "[[Arms of Genex Return Zero]]". It has a powerful effect that can [[negate]] the activation and destroy up to 6 of the opponent's monsters by banishing a monster from the GY with that corresponding [[Attribute]], but only once for each Attribute. This can effectively shut down Decks that rely on monsters of different Attributes to make their plays, even if they are generic [[Extra Deck]] monsters or [[hand trap]]s. Finally, its second effect can shuffle up to 6 of the player's "Genex" monsters with different Attributes that are in the GY or banished, and [[destroy]] up to that many number of Spells & Traps on the field. | ||
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| + | Among their other cards, "Genex" also have "[[Locomotion R-Genex]]", which can take control of an opponent's monster when Synchro Summoned. Not only does it not [[target]], but it also works during the opponent's turn thanks to "R-Genex Turing". "[[Genex Ally Axel]]", a Synchro Monster that also requires a "Genex" Tuner, can Special Summon a Level 4 or lower Machine monster back from the GY, allowing for even more Synchro Summons. | ||
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| + | ===Tips=== | ||
| + | * Since it is vital to resolve the effect of "[[Repaired Genex Controller]]", cards such as "[[Sky Striker Mecha - Eagle Booster]]", "[[Link into the VRAINS!]]" and "[[Crossout Designator]]" are recommended in order to protect it. | ||
| + | * "[[PSY-Framelord Omega]]" is a great choice to Synchro Summon, since it can banish itself and a card from the opponent's hand. Not only this reduces the opponent's resources, but it also opens more zones for the player to use. | ||
| + | * Among the starters, "[[Genex Power Planner]]" is usually one of the best options to return from the field to the hand, since it can search both "[[Genex Ally Birdman]]" and "[[Genex Undine]]", important pieces to finish the player's combos. | ||
| + | * If the player already controls a "Genex" monster, "[[R-Genex Turing]]" can Summon itself during the opponent's turn alongside a "[[Bystial]]" monster (such as "[[Bystial Druiswurm]]"). This is a great method to Summon Synchro Monsters that have effects when Synchro Summoned, such as "[[Locomotion R-Genex]]" and "[[Black Rose Dragon]]". | ||
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| + | ===Recommended cards=== | ||
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* [[Genex Blastfan]] | * [[Genex Blastfan]] | ||
* [[Genex Power Planner]] | * [[Genex Power Planner]] | ||
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* [[Genex Undine]] | * [[Genex Undine]] | ||
* [[R-Genex Crusher]] | * [[R-Genex Crusher]] | ||
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* [[R-Genex Turbo]] | * [[R-Genex Turbo]] | ||
* [[R-Genex Undine]] | * [[R-Genex Undine]] | ||
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* [[Genex Ally Birdman]] | * [[Genex Ally Birdman]] | ||
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* [[Arms of Genex Return Zero]] | * [[Arms of Genex Return Zero]] | ||
* [[Genex Ally Axel]] | * [[Genex Ally Axel]] | ||
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* [[Genex Ally Triforce]] | * [[Genex Ally Triforce]] | ||
* [[Locomotion R-Genex]] | * [[Locomotion R-Genex]] | ||
* [[Vindikite R-Genex]] | * [[Vindikite R-Genex]] | ||
* [[Ally of Justice Catastor]] | * [[Ally of Justice Catastor]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Adamancipator Risen - Dragite]] |
| + | * [[Baronne de Fleur]] | ||
| + | * [[Dewloren, Tiger King of the Ice Barrier]] | ||
| + | * [[Herald of the Arc Light]] | ||
| + | * [[Merry Melffys]] | ||
| + | * [[PSY-Framelord Omega]] | ||
* [[Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier]] | * [[Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier]] | ||
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|xyz monsters = | |xyz monsters = | ||
* [[Gear Gigant X]] | * [[Gear Gigant X]] | ||
|link monsters = | |link monsters = | ||
* [[Repaired Genex Controller]] | * [[Repaired Genex Controller]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * "[[Charmer]]" Link Monsters |
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* [[Qliphort Genius]] | * [[Qliphort Genius]] | ||
|normal spells = | |normal spells = | ||
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* [[One for One]] | * [[One for One]] | ||
|quick-play spells = | |quick-play spells = | ||
| + | * [[Crossout Designator]] | ||
| + | * [[Sky Striker Mecha - Eagle Booster]] | ||
* [[Limiter Removal]] | * [[Limiter Removal]] | ||
|normal traps = | |normal traps = | ||
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"Genex" (ジェネクス Jenekusu) is an archetype of mostly Machine monsters with various Attributes (primarily DARK) introduced in Limited Edition 13 in the OCG and in Duel Terminal 1 in the TCG.
Most of members' effects involves adding monsters from the Deck to the hand and Special Summon them, as well as using "Genex Controller" with low-Level monsters of the four basic Attributes for Synchro Summon. The name of "Genex" Synchro Monsters are based on sources of energy such as hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, etc.
A sub-archetype, "R-Genex", was added in Justice Strikes Back!!, Champion of Chaos!! and Charge of the Genex!!.
Playing style
The classic playstyle of the "Genex" archetype uses "Genex Controller" to achieve various effects and perform Synchro Summons, "R-Genex" focuses on assisting the Special Summon of "Genex" and "R-Genex" monsters for swarming, and "Genex Ally" focuses on manipulating the six Attributes to achieve different effects.
The modern playstyle is entirely dependent on the Link Monster "Repaired Genex Controller". Thanks to its effect, the player can Normal Summon a "Genex" monster each time a "Genex" monster is added to their hand, at the cost of not being able to Special Summon from their Extra Deck, except Synchro Monsters by using only "Genex" Tuners. However, it does not restrict which Synchro Monsters can be Summoned, allowing the player to gather a multitude of monsters to be used as material for powerful generic Synchro Monsters, such as "Baronne de Fleur" and "Adamancipator Risen - Dragite".
"Repaired Genex Controller" is played alongside "R-Genex Turbo", "Genex Power Planner", "R-Genex Magma", and "R-Genex Crusher". Not only each of them can be used as the sole material to Link Summon it, but each can search the other when they are Normal Summoned, triggering the effect of "Repaired Genex Controller" and rapidly gathering monsters to be used as material. Since the effect of "Repaired Genex Controller" is applied immediately after adding a monster, it is important to Summon a "Genex" Tuner before running out of Main Monster Zones. After doing so, the player can use that "Genex" Tuner and as many of the "Genex" monsters as they want in order to Synchro Summon.
After performing a Synchro Summon, the player has several methods to "restart" the Summon chain that "Repaired Genex Controller" allows. One such method is to return a "Genex" monster from the field to the hand with "Genex Ally Birdman". By doing so, the returned "Genex" monster can be instantly Normal Summoned again, and repeat the Summon chain again. Other methods to return cards from the field to the hand, such as "Dewloren, Tiger King of the Ice Barrier" and "Merry Melffys", are also available to the player.
"R-Genex Undine" is another important tool to "restart" the Summon chain. It can be sent to the GY by "Genex Undine" (which also searches "Genex Controller"), and from there, it can add itself and another "Genex" monster to the hand, at the cost of banishing any card the player sends to their GY for the rest of the turn. This, combined with the second effect of "R-Genex Undine" to treat itself as a Tuner, can usually lead to at least another Synchro Monsters if the player has enough space on board.
When available, the starters can be used to search a "Genex" Tuner instead. "Genex Power Planner" can search "Genex Ally Birdman". "R-Genex Turbo" can search "R-Genex Oracle", a Level 1 Tuner that can Special Summon itself when added to the hand. "R-Genex Magma" can search "R-Genex Turing", a Level 2 Tuner which can not only treat itself as Level 1 or 3, but can also Summon itself from the player's hand during the opponent's turn and perform a Synchro Summon.
By using all these different "Genex" monsters to perform the Summon chain, the player can also make the best use of the archetype's boss monster, "Arms of Genex Return Zero". It has a powerful effect that can negate the activation and destroy up to 6 of the opponent's monsters by banishing a monster from the GY with that corresponding Attribute, but only once for each Attribute. This can effectively shut down Decks that rely on monsters of different Attributes to make their plays, even if they are generic Extra Deck monsters or hand traps. Finally, its second effect can shuffle up to 6 of the player's "Genex" monsters with different Attributes that are in the GY or banished, and destroy up to that many number of Spells & Traps on the field.
Among their other cards, "Genex" also have "Locomotion R-Genex", which can take control of an opponent's monster when Synchro Summoned. Not only does it not target, but it also works during the opponent's turn thanks to "R-Genex Turing". "Genex Ally Axel", a Synchro Monster that also requires a "Genex" Tuner, can Special Summon a Level 4 or lower Machine monster back from the GY, allowing for even more Synchro Summons.
Tips
- Since it is vital to resolve the effect of "Repaired Genex Controller", cards such as "Sky Striker Mecha - Eagle Booster", "Link into the VRAINS!" and "Crossout Designator" are recommended in order to protect it.
- "PSY-Framelord Omega" is a great choice to Synchro Summon, since it can banish itself and a card from the opponent's hand. Not only this reduces the opponent's resources, but it also opens more zones for the player to use.
- Among the starters, "Genex Power Planner" is usually one of the best options to return from the field to the hand, since it can search both "Genex Ally Birdman" and "Genex Undine", important pieces to finish the player's combos.
- If the player already controls a "Genex" monster, "R-Genex Turing" can Summon itself during the opponent's turn alongside a "Bystial" monster (such as "Bystial Druiswurm"). This is a great method to Summon Synchro Monsters that have effects when Synchro Summoned, such as "Locomotion R-Genex" and "Black Rose Dragon".
