DARK
2Necro Synchron
Archetype:
Synchron
ATK:
200
DEF:
400
View:
5339
This card's name becomes "Fleur Synchron" while on the field or in the GY. You can only use each of the following effects of "Necro Synchron" once per turn. You can target 1 other face-up monster you control; increase its Level by 2 until the end of this turn. If this card is sent to the GY as Synchro Material for a WIND monster: You can Special Summon 1 Level 1 Plant monster from your Deck.
Necro Synchron — Power Evaluation
Final Score: 72 ± 4 · Confidence: Medium
- Intrinsic: 69 · Deck: 70 · Meta: provisional
- Primary role: Extender · Secondary: Searcher, Material body
Why it scores here
Necro Synchron scores as a solid extender and Tuner material that powers Fleur and Synchro-centric decks through reliable searchability and multi-zone utility. Its primary value lies in being a clean Level 2 Tuner that enhances existing combo chains via level manipulation and conditional plant-search recovery, appearing in combos averaging 79.2 power index. The card contributes meaningfully to board-building efficiency without demanding heavy deck constraints, making it a consistent 2-copy staple across 36+ archetypes. However, its lack of direct opponent interaction and conditional GY trigger prevent it from scoring higher.
Axis scores
| Axis | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | 75 | Highly accessible via Sorciere de Fleur searcher in 98.2% of co-decks; secondary routes through Infernoble Knight, Thunder Dragon, and 33+ other archetypes (verified from deck data) |
| Combo & Conversion | 68 | Appears in 100% of 4 sample combos averaging power index 79.2, with end boards showing +4 net card advantage; extender role confirmed by average starter count 1.75 (verified from combo data) |
| Resource Economy | 62 | Level-up effect generates zero card advantage; GY search trigger offers conditional +1 refuel when sent as Synchro material for WIND monsters (verified from card text) |
| Effect & Interaction | 15 | Zero direct opponent interaction; Level-up is purely tactical utility with no disruption, negation, or removal capability (verified from card text) |
| Material Utility | 78 | Clean Level 2 Tuner usable as generic Synchro material; name-lock to Fleur Synchron enhances archetype-specific synergy (verified from card text and top partners showing 98.2% Sorciere co-rate) |
| Resilience & Flexibility | 70 | Multi-zone utility (field for level-up, GY for conditional search) resists most disruption; GY trigger unreliable outside WIND-heavy strategies (verified from card text and combo evidence) |
| Deck-Building Efficiency | 82 | Runs 2 copies in 97% of decks with minimal garnet risk; Level 2 Tuner splashable across Synchro archetypes without self-locking (verified from deck data 388/400 run 2 copies) |
Calculation
Weight profile: 0.7 Extender + 0.3 Searcher. Intrinsic ≈ 69, Deck ≈ 70, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: Synchro splashability (2). Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck
Strengths
- Clean Level 2 Tuner material for all Synchro summons
- Name-lock to Fleur Synchron enables primary-archetype searcher chains
- Highly searchable via Sorciere de Fleur (98.2% co-deck rate)
- Level-up effect extends existing boards via +2 level manipulation
- Consistent 2-copy inclusion across sample with minimal garnet risk
- Multi-zone utility (field effect and GY recursion trigger)
- Appears in high-power combos (average 79.2 power index, +4 net advantage in examples)
Weaknesses
- No direct opponent interaction; pure utility with zero negation, removal, or hand trap capability
- Level-up effect contextual (requires another face-up monster on field)
- GY search trigger heavily conditional (WIND Synchro only, Level 1 Plant required in Deck)
- Combat stats irrelevant (200 ATK / 400 DEF)
Counters / choke points
- Board wipes before level-up resolution
- Graveyard denial and banish effects limit GY search trigger
- Negation of WIND Synchro summons blocks conditional plant search
Best use
Extender and Tuner material provider with conditional Level 1 Plant recursion from GY. Decks: Fleur (39.2% of sample), Infernoble Knight (17.2%), Thunder Dragon (9.2%), Nekroz (7%), Dinos (5.8%), Crystrons, Vendread, Archfiend, Dogmatika, Stromberg, and 26+ others. Suggested copies: 2.
Evidence & gaps
- Verified: Tuner Monster, Level 2, 200 ATK / 400 DEF, Machine attribute, Synchron archetype; Name becomes 'Fleur Synchron' while on field or in GY; Level-up effect targets other face-up monster; increase Level by 2 until end of turn (once per turn); GY search trigger: if sent as Synchro Material for WIND monster, Special Summon 1 Level 1 Plant from Deck (once per turn); Runs 1.98 copies on average; 39.2% of sample decks are Fleur archetype; Top partner Sorciere de Fleur appears in 98.2% of decks running Necro Synchron; Appears in 4/4 sample combos (100%) with average power index 79.2
- Observed: Included across 36 distinct archetypes, extending well beyond Fleur primary home; Example combos show end boards with +4 net card advantage when Necro Synchron is present; Average starter count when present: 1.75, indicating extender rather than engine starter role; 97% of decks run exactly 2 copies (388 out of 400), indicating highly optimized consistency
- Inferred: Level 2 Tuner provides clean generic Synchro material across all Synchro summon types; Name-lock to Fleur Synchron enables archetype-specific searcher chains and Fleur support cards; Level-up effect can unlock alternative Synchro routes or synergies with specific level thresholds; Conditional GY search limits reliability in strategies not running WIND Synchro summoning
- Data gaps: Combo role classification missing: starter role, searched-for role, material role, payoff role all report 0, preventing definitive role confirmation from combo mechanics (likely data collection artifact rather than true absence) No banlist information provided; assumed unlimited (3 copies) based on no legal copies constraint No StatisticsCard data available; archetype inclusion percentages derived from 400-deck sample only, not historical player database Not ranked as top card across any format; limited context on highest-performing competitive environment