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Revision as of 00:38, 13 June 2011
| Inmato (archetype)
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| Japanese (base text) |
トマボー | ||
| Japanese (translated) |
Tomabo | ||
| English |
Inmato | ||
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Inmato monsters are a series of DARK Plant-Type monsters. Cherry Inmato can be used to Special Summon Inmato monsters from your Deck while Inmato can be used to draw more cards. Those monsters can also be Special Summoned with Mystic Tomato, which is also a DARK Plant-Type monster. The Archetype can be organized into a Toolbox that allows for quick level 5 or 6 Synchro Summons, draw power, and field presence.
A standard combination for a Synchro Summon is:
- Set a Cherry Inmato.
- When it is your opponent's turn they may attack your Cherry Inmato. If they do, you are then able to Special Summon one Cherry Inmato and one Inmato from your deck if your Cherry Inmato is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard.
- Finally, when it is your turn again you can Summon a monster for Tuning with Cherry Inmato or tune Cherry Inmato with Inmato for an appropriate Synchro Monster.
Decks that have synergy with this toolbox include Relinquished Decks, Plant, and Gravekeeper's.
