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Maximum Summon
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| Japanese (base text) |
マキシマム | ||
| Japanese (romanized) |
Makishimamu Shōkan | ||
| English |
Maximum Summon | ||
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A Maximum Summon (マキシマム
Mechanics[edit]
During their Main Phase, if the turn player has three specific Maximum Monsters in their hand, that player can Maximum Summon those three monsters from their hand simultaneously. If the player already controls monsters, they can send them all to the Graveyard to Maximum Summon. A player can only Maximum Summon Maximum Monsters in Attack Position, as Maximum Monsters in Maximum Mode cannot exist in Defense Position, and Maximum Summoning is the only way to make Maximum Monsters enter Maximum Mode. The specific monsters required for a Maximum Summon are listed in the center Maximum Monster's card text.
In media[edit]
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS[edit]
When a Maximum Summon is performed in the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS anime, after the Duelist places the three Maximum Monsters on their Duel Disk, the Monster Zones slide together to connect the artwork of the Maximum Monsters and the separators on the Duel Disk between the Monster Zone "road" entrances slide aside, allowing a holographic duplicate of the cards to be projected into the air on a golden road of light as opposed to the usual blue and intersect with the golden energy, after which the Maximum Mode Maximum Monsters arise.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ NeoArkadia (16 November 2020). "[Rush Duels] The Rules of Maximum!". The Organization.
External links[edit]
- yu-gi-oh.jp What Is A Maximum Monster (japanese)
