UFOroid Fighter

UFOroid Fighter — Power Evaluation

Final Score: 38 ± 8 · Confidence: Medium

• Intrinsic: 37.8 · Deck: 38.5 · Meta: provisional
• Primary role: Boss/End-board · Secondary: Material body

Why it scores here

UFOroid Fighter is a material-locked Fusion whose only function is to turn two named monsters into a body whose ATK equals their combined original ATK, so it earns points for material utility and for the Roid/Power Bond shell that consistently runs it (Power Bond co-appears in 85.3% of its 68 decks) rather than for anything it does to the opponent. Its effect_interaction is effectively zero and combos_evidence records 0 appearances, so it neither starts nor interrupts a line; it is a fragile one-shot beater that folds to any removal or Fusion-Summon negation. It is a lean Extra Deck 1-of (avg 1.21 copies, 61/68 decks on exactly one), but it demands the specific named material UFOroid plus a Warrior-Type monster, which keeps access conditional. Its potentially huge variable ATK earned essentially no points by itself.

Axis scores

Calculation

Weight profile: 0.7 Boss/End-board + 0.3 Material body. Intrinsic ≈ 37.8, Deck ≈ 38.5, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck

Strengths

• Very high ATK ceiling when paired with Power Bond, which co-occurs in 85.3% of its decks.
• Level 10 LIGHT Machine body that stays usable as material even when its ATK-setting is irrelevant.
• Cheap to run: avg 1.21 copies, 61 of 68 decks run exactly one Extra Deck copy.
• Sits inside an existing Roid/Vehicleroid support network (Mixeroid, Megaroid City, UFOroid, Super Vehicroid partners).

Weaknesses

• Effect text does nothing except set its own original ATK/DEF — no disruption, no protection, no recursion.
• Requires the specific named material "UFOroid" plus a Warrior-Type monster, with no verified search route in the evidence.
• Recorded combo evidence is empty (0 appearances), so it is not a measured starter, extender or payoff in any line.
• Folds to any targeted removal or Fusion-Summon negation, and cannot rebuild itself from the Graveyard.

Counters / choke points

• Solemn Warning / Solemn Judgment / Solemn Strike on the Fusion Summon
• Generic targeted monster removal (Kaiju-style tributes, Book of Moon, board wipes)
• Graveyard disruption of the materials (Called by the Grave, D.D. Crow) before the Fusion Spell resolves
• Any effect that removes the UFOroid material or the Warrior-Type material before the Fusion Summon

Best use

Power Bond beatdown payoff and Level-10 LIGHT Machine Fusion material. Decks: Roid / Vehicroid with Power Bond, Speedroid, Machine goodstuff (Therions / Machina / Infinitrack shells). Suggested copies: 1.

Evidence & gaps

• Verified: Card text: "UFOroid" + 1 Warrior-Type monster, and a Fusion Summon of this card can only be conducted with those materials.; Card text: original ATK and DEF become equal to the combined original ATK of the 2 Fusion Material Monsters used.; Card is a Level 10 LIGHT Machine Fusion Monster in the Roid archetype, legal in TCG, OCG, Master Duel and Duel Links.; 68 recent decks run it, all in the main deck, average 1.21 copies, 61 decks on exactly 1 copy and 7 on 3 copies.
• Observed: combos_evidence records 0 appearances, 0% as starter, 0% as material and 0% as payoff across recorded boards.; Power Bond and Mixeroid co-appear in 85.3% of its decks; Megaroid City and UFOroid co-appear in 82.4%.; Top archetype homes: Speedroid 25%, Therions 22.1%, Kashtira 22.1%, Gadgets 13.2%, Elemental Hero 4.4%.; No guides mention the card and no usage_statistics rows exist for it.
• Inferred: Because it needs a specifically named material plus a Warrior-Type monster, it is not a live opening-hand card and must be assembled with a Fusion card before it does anything.; Its Level-10 LIGHT Machine typing keeps it usable as material for Rank-10 Xyz or larger Machine Fusion plays even without its ATK-setting.; With no protection, no floating effect and no recursion, a single removal or Fusion-Summon negation converts it into a blank body.; Its large potential ATK is entirely dependent on the chosen materials and on Power Bond's doubling, not on the card itself.
• Data gaps: no combos supplied — combo conversion is text-only inference no guides supplied no banlist token — assumed 3 copies (unlimited) no usage statistics (StatisticsCard) — archetype inclusion % inferred from deck sample only card ATK/DEF are reported as -1 (variable), so no fixed stat baseline is available