Tron (series)

Tron
Nail Saionji with "Yggdrago the Sky Emperor"
Japanese	トロン Toron (romanized)
Sets Maximum Ultra Enhancement Pack Deck Mod Pack: Dynamic Eternal Live!! Maximum Ultra Evolution Pack Strongest Battle Deck Nail - Maximum Haven Extra Transcend Enhancement Pack Deck Mod Pack: Chaotic Omega Rising!! Gold Rush Pack Deck Mod Pack: Genesis Master Road!! Saikyo Starter Deck Battle Pack 2024 Vol.1 Over Rush Pack 2
Anime appearances
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!
Manga appearances
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS Luke! Explosive Supremacy Legend!! Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel LP
Lists	Members

Tron (トロン Toron) is a series of primarily LIGHT Attribute Cyberse Type monsters, which was first released in Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel in Maximum Ultra Enhancement Pack. It is used by Nail Saionji (and his manga counterpart) in the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS anime and manga, and briefly by Tatsumi Azuma in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel LP manga.

Design

The original 5 non-Maximum Monsters in this series are named after metric prefixes for negative powers of 10. The monsters' Levels correspond to the size of their prefix: the Level 1 "Yoctron" is named after yocto-, the smallest metric prefix; the next smallest prefix corresponds to a Level 2 monster, and so on. They are also tied to Buddhism, as the Japanese terms for the prefixes are also terms used for concepts in Buddhism.

The series' boss monster, "Yggdrago the Sky Emperor", represents the origin of everything, which corresponds to the number 0. The systematic progression of the metric series represents nearing the limitless extremes of infinity as the metric variable approaches 0.

Each monster in the metric series has a similar design, based on plants. Each one has a number of leaves sprouting from its head equal to its own Level. Also, as they decrease in Level, the monsters become smaller, simpler, more compact, and paler in color; the gemstones adorning them also change color from blue to red.

Name	Level	Metric prefix	Base 10
Permillind Hicrotron	8	Milli	10−3
Viscom Nanotron	6	Nano	10−9
Peacock Picotron	5	Pico	10−12
Chaos Femtron	4	Femto	10−15
Dark Femtron
Femtron
Attron	3	Atto	10−18
Zeptron	2	Zepto	10−21
Yoctron	1	Yocto	10−24

The other monsters in the series are instead named after particle accelerators, machines that facilitate research at an infinitesimal scale. Each one has a number of glowing rings around its body equal to its own Level. Like "Yggdrago", they have a draconic design and appear to be entirely plant-based.

Name	Origin
Attrashoot Hydron	ATLAS experiment Hadron collider
Cycliptron	Cyclotron
Permillind Hicrotron	Hadron collider Synchrotron
Seedchrotron Brusselun	Synchrotron

The Fusion Monster, "Permillind Hicrotron", combines elements of the two lines of monsters: it has a dark green color, a complex design with 8 leaves adorning its head to match its Level, and purple gemstones, matching the metric series; and it also has a long, draconic, plantlike body surrounded by 8 glowing rings to match its Level, like the particle accelerator line. It follows both naming schemes of being named after the metric unit, milli-, and likely a portmanteau of hadron and synchrotron. It may also be named after a croton, lindwurm, and permill: a plant genus, mythological creature, and unit of ratio, respectively.

Playing style

The Tron theme focuses on drawing many cards to quickly search the Deck for the three pieces of its ace Maximum Monster, "Yggdrago the Sky Emperor", with which it can quickly overwhelm and finish off the opponent.

The effect of every monster in the metric series requires having "Femtron", as well as all other in-theme monsters higher than themselves in Level (except "Peacock Picotron"), in the Graveyard to activate, sending themselves to the Graveyard to draw more cards (with the number of cards drawn increasing as the monster's Level decreases). By Summoning each monster in order of decreasing Levels, the player can rapidly search through their Deck; as more monsters are added to the Graveyard, more effects become available to activate.

Once the Graveyard is filled with monsters, the Deck can use the effect of its Level 7 "Seedchrotron Brusselun" to add all 3 pieces of "Yggdrago" back to the hand at once, which also allows it easy follow-up by re-Summoning it after "Yggdrago" is destroyed. The Level 1 "Yoctron" and the Spell "Transmigration of Curiosity" can also make use of monsters in the Graveyard, returning them to the Deck to use again.

Recommended cards

Main Deck Monster Cards Normal Monsters Cycliptron Dark Femtron Femtron Connector Dog Mystical Elf Effect Monsters Attrashoot Hydron Attron Chaos Femtron Peacock Picotron Seedchrotron Brusselun Viscom Nanotron Yoctron Zeptron Amazing Dealer Belsectacle Mani Scarechair Code Sigurstate Sol Sky Emperor Minion Skyporter Max Maximum Monsters Yggdrago the Sky Emperor [L] Yggdrago the Sky Emperor Yggdrago the Sky Emperor [R] Spell Cards Normal Spells Card Destruction Card Devastation Fusion Star Restart Heavenly Spells Heavenly Gift Heavenly Invitation Heavenly Selection Monster Reincarnation Pair Production Particle Acceleration Strange Attractor The Menacing Eyes of the Sky Emperor Transmigration of Curiosity Tribute to The Doomed Trap Cards Normal Traps 7 Chance Absurd Void Hole Giant Tortoise of Greed Malevolent Catastrophe Pair Collision Quantum Hole Security Hole Extra Deck Fusion Monsters Permillind Hicrotron Fenrirewritter Sol

Weaknesses

• As most monsters in the series require "Femtron" in the Graveyard to use their effects, the Deck may struggle against cards that can return "Femtron" to the Deck, such as "Judgment of the Rising Light", "Widening Whisper", or "Grand Extreme".
  • It may also be slow to start if "Femtron" is not drawn early in the Duel.
• Due to the repeated draws being performed, as well as the Deck cost of the effects of "Yggdrago [L]" and "Yggdrago [R]", Tron Decks are liable to losing by deck out.
  • This offers a path to victory even for Decks which cannot answer "Yggdrago".
  • "Transmigration of Curiosity" can help counteract this by refilling the Deck.
• As "Yggdrago" cannot increase its own ATK, and "Yggdrago [L]" can only target Level 8 or lower monsters, Tron Decks have few to no ways to deal with an opposing Maximum Monster with more than 4000 ATK.