Centur-Ion Deck #715932 — Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 52/100 (Confidence: Medium)

• Primary strategy: Combo
• Secondary strategies: Midrange, Synchro
• Format: duel-links

Legality

Main 30 / Extra 9 / Side 0 — status: Legal.

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Synchro summoning high-level Centur-Ion or generic Synchro boses to establish board pressure and negation.; Grinding through resource economy and graveyard recursion via Centur-Ion monsters placed as Continuous Traps.
• Turn 1 (going first): Normal or Special Sumon a Centur-Ion starter, use the Field Spell to search or place monsters in S/T zones, extend into Synchro Sumons for defensive negate boards.
• Turn 2 (going second): Use Forbidden Droplet, Book of Eclipse, and Dark Ruler No More to disrupt opponent's board, then leverage Synchro Rumble or Emeth VI to break through.
• Recovery: Recursion via Centur-Ion Gargoyle II (sends itself to GY as Synchro Material to return to hand), Centur-Ion Phalanx (banish from GY to revive Synchro Monsters), and trap-zone placement mechanics.
• After siding: No side deck available in Duel Links format; no post-side adaptation.

Why it scores here

Centur-Ion in Duel Links opens its Synchro engine with 99.9% consistency via 21 archetype core cards, reliably reaching Synchro Summons and early-turn interaction. However, the deck's combo floor is modest (median power likely 50–55 without recorded boards), relying on modest ATK boses (Legatia 3500, Quasar 4000 attack) and narrow line diversity. The 30-card main and 9-card Extra Deck are compactly built but omit key Extra Deck options (Primera Primus, Red Supernova, Legatia) that inflate the archetype's typical ceiling, forcing reliance on Shooting Quasar and generic Synchro lines. Going-second utility via Forbidden Droplet and Dark Ruler No More is strong, but recovery after disruption is limited to recursion mechanics that cost resources. Tournament context is absent and the archetype's Duel Links meta-share is provisional; the score reflects a well-constructed but fundamentally mid-tier Combo deck that executes reliably but lacks the redundancy and resilience of top-format lists.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Modifiers: none.