Some monster themes – like Kaijus, for instance – have at least one monster in each of the six main Attributes. If you use monsters with all six Attributes in your Deck, Aleister the Invoker will make it possible for you to Summon all of Invoked Fusion Monsters. The potential of Aleister the Invoker is only limited by the Attributes of the monsters with which you can fuse him. Kaijus and other Decks that use monsters with various Attributes Once you Summon Invoked Mechaba, you can make your other plays under the safety of Mechaba’s effect. Mechaba lets you negate the activation of a Spell Card, Trap Card, or monster effect – and banish the card whose activation is negated – by sending a card with the same type from your hand to the Graveyard. Since all of the Lightsworn monsters are LIGHT-Attribute monster, when you fuse Aleister with a Lightsworn monster, you can Summon Invoked Mechaba. If you manage to send Invocation from your Deck to your Graveyard with the effect of a Lightsworn monster, you can shuffle Invocation from your Graveyard back into your Deck to add a banished Aleister back to your hand. Once it’s there, you can use Invocation to banish it alongside another Fusion Material and Summon your Invoked monster of choice. Since Lightsworn Decks and other Decks that use Lightsworn monsters can generally send cards from the Deck to the Graveyard with ease, those Decks can quickly throw Aleister into the Graveyard. In addition, Invocation has an effect that can activate when it’s in the Graveyard, allowing you to add Aleister the Invoker back to your hand. Invocation lets you banish Fusion Materials from your Graveyard to Summon the Invoked monsters, giving it a natural synergy with Decks that load the Graveyard with monsters.
Lightsworn Decks and other Decks that send cards from the Deck to the Graveyard Invocation will not only expand the scope of these Decks by giving them access to the Invoked monsters, but it’ll also provide more opportunities to Fusion Summon monsters that currently are and always have been heavy hitters. Invocation lets you Special Summon any one of them by fusing monsters in your hand. Shaddoll Decks, HERO Decks, and Fluffal Decks have access to powerful Fusion Monsters like El Shaddoll Shekhinaga, Elemental HERO Absolute Zero, and Frightfur Tiger. That’s because Invocation functions as a simple Polymerization when you want to combine monsters in your hand to Fusion Summon a monster that isn’t an Invoked monster. Invocation is extra versatile in Decks that aim to Fusion Summon other types of monsters. You can also use the cards in your hand as Fusion Materials by sending them to the Graveyard. When you do, you can use monsters on the field or in either Duelist’s Graveyard as Fusion Materials simply by banishing them from the Duel. You can use Invocation to combine just about anything with Aleister the Invoker and then Fusion Summon an “Invoked” Fusion Monster.
Shaddoll Decks, HERO Decks, Fluffal Decks, and other Decks that Fusion Summon Monsters Just throw some copies of Aleister the Invoker, Magical Meltdown, and Invocation into your Main Deck, add a bunch of Invoked monsters to your Extra Deck, and you’ll be all set to start Fusion Summoning monsters no matter what Deck you’re playing! Today we’ll take a look at some of the Decks that you can incorporate the Invoked monsters into in order to Fusion Summon powerful new monsters! The new Invoked monsters in Fusion Enforcers are easy to include in all sorts of different Decks.
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