YuGiOh Crystron Deck 2017! Help Me!

[@TeamAPS]

Thanks for watching, guys! Help me finish my Crystron deck with your suggestions! *Let's get to 500 Likes!!!*

[@OverdriveGamesAnime]

Team APS Try black garden. Trust me.

[@bhunt919]

Team APS add terrortop and Tom then a dante in the extra to mill

[@bhunt919]

strikes also

[@stephenorr6636]

Team APS interesting Archtype, When I Looked at the Synchro-Reminds me sorta like a Reverse Synchron Deck, where you should React and Synchro During your opponents turn xD

[@muhammadjazilzain6001]

Dude, if you want build a competitive crystron deck then why don't watch Teamsamuraix1's video with his friend he built a really powerful crystron deck.I even watched his video b/c I wanted to build a crystron deck and due to variety and knowning what my opponent's deck is.

[@HardlegGaming]

I love Crystrons, one of my favorite decks. Here's my recommendations. First, as many people have pointed out, the non-tuners can destroy themselves with their own effects, you don't need other cards on the field. This is particularly good with Sulfefnir, which I would run at three. He essentially lets you summon any Crystron from the deck without using your normal summon, allowing you to swam much easier. Combine this with Supply Squad so that every turn you get an extra draw for using your Cryston effects. If you open up with Silfefnir and any other Cyrstron non-tuner you can end your turn with a Citree and a Rion on field, letting you synchro at least twice during your opponent's turn, which you'll want to do in this deck. The big Cyrston synchros are all trigger effects that activate when they are summoned, use their effects to disrupt your opponent by summoning during their turn. In addition, cards like Black Rose, Black Rose Moonlight, and Trishula are all good in this deck for the same reason, summon them in your opponent's main phase and get rid of their cards mid combo. I'd run Starlight Junction instead of the Crystron field spell, it will let you spin your opponent's cards back to the deck when you Synchro during their turn, giving you even more removal. I'd also run three Prasiortle. Use him to summon Citree. Citree during your opponent's turn to make Quandax, then use Rion to grab the same Prasiortle and make Ametrix, then synchro Ametrix and Quandax for Phoenix to banish all your opponent's spell/traps. Ties of the Bretheren is also great in this deck, since you have a lot of level 3 Water Machine-type monsters that you can summon and then synchro with on your opponent's turn. Add in one Steam Synchron, and you can use it's effect to make a first turn Trishula or Quarionngrandax, depending on if you summoned a Rion and a non-tuner or two non-tuners. I made a deck profile on my channel for these guys a few months back, if you want even more info you can check that out, but these combos should at least get you started. Best of luck :)

[@adamvalero8605]

Hi I did not know you watch Team APS

[@kammxd4325]

He wanted an answer he got one

[@HardlegGaming]

+Adam Valero I just started watching them a few weeks ago actually. I like how calm and reasonable they are lol.

[@martindiaz6617]

HardLeg Gaming sorry sulphefner should be run at 2 as well as prasortile

[@Arcani28]

yup i tech one steam synchron it's fantastic. triple pras all the way. and starlight junktion is broken

[@Mythra-ny1tn]

machine duplication, spell striker, starlight junction and pot of aquisitivness, that'll help the deck out a lot. The ratios can vary and im still figuring them out, but they do work. I recommend playing them at any number

[@Big_Pharma301]

Might I recommend teching in a Torque Tune Gear for stat boosts and making any monster it's equipped to into a Tuner

[@alixandrefernandes7243]

have you tried "Burial from a Different Dimension"?

[@onadaTotihotiH]

I'm building a Crystron deck myself, but I am currently putting it on hold to see if Omega will get reprinted soon. Also, I randomly pulled Vermilion Dragon Mech about a month ago and I thought it might be good, so I'm kinda glad that you think it's good as well

[@sunaboshi3664]

I've been thinking about adding in a couple of copies of torque tune gear. if I recall correctly you can equip it to any monster and then detach to special summon which u can later use as a material for quariondax because it's also a tuner

[@Deathpony45]

Hey Paul liked the profile been waiting for this one for a bit. As a Crystron player myself i do have a small reccomendation on a play involving Sulfenir. Due to his effect you can pop him to special summon him which is helpful deck thinning but he works amazingly with Sea Monster of Theseus for a super easy Tzolkin play. My deck focuses mostly on Tzolkin and the level 8 Dragon Brigade as well just thought i'd insert my own thoughts.

[@gatogelato0037]

Gofu works better because you can pop its tokens to summon from the deck.

[@22gopher22]

Supply squad is amazing in the deck, it always live and yeilds immediate pluses

[@bstgamer1]

You could play Limted removal and D.D.R - Different Dimension Reincarnation.

[@cavebear7261]

I would recommend chanabara as sychro because it attacks twice, and gains attack for each one. If the field is empty that's an easy 4200. Also, try looking into meklords, because they special summon themselves out onto the field when you blow up your crystrons for your tuners. Wisely gives you negation at the cost of it being the only card to attack, and Granel comes onto the field at whatever your lifepoints is divided in half, so if you have 8000 he's 4000 attack and defense. True king fathomed if you'd like but he's more of a filler

[@GrandmaSage77]

Although I'm late... IT'S 4600 DAMAGE! HE GAINS 200 AT THE "START IF THE DAMAGE STEP" NOT AFTER DAMAGE CALCULATION! Sorry, it just triggers me when I have to explain this

[@KenLinx]

You should add Foolish Burial Goods. It allows you to send a spell/trap from your deck to the graveyard and its not limited. It helps thin out the deck and send the traps to the grave.

[@fredreasor9286]

Hey I play crystron, add terratop engine plus you can try ties of the brethren with steam synchron and Rion which you give you access to Trish and/or Quariongandrax at the same time and if you go Trish you still have Rion

[@kladdis3419]

Since your building Crystrons, I can only assume that you play it just for fun :D My favorite way is to play 60 card That Grass Phantom Knight Crystrons. Keep grabbing the Phantom Knights with your tuners and protect your synchros with Phantom Knight Spells/Trap...definitely not a pure version, but is fun to see people struggle against it :D

[@garretteicher6338]

Do you have a list for this?

[@zargax245]

Some traps to possibly run. Half or nothing (during you opp. Battle phase activate and they can choose to half the attack of all their monsters or end the battle phase), Mirror of oaths(when your opp. Special summons destroy the monster and draw one card), Tyrant's tantrum(tribute to monsters you control and your opp. Cannot active spell cards unless they discard one spell from the deck to the grave) just a few I run. Not in this deck build but with my deck I run. Great video asalwaysg man!!

[@PsychoGengar]

iteresting tech with the dd trench(i no thats not wat its called). i would recommend running one of each of the lvl 9 crystron, n two of each the quandax n ametrix. i do suggest a mathematician (just to see a foolish burial early or often) n definitely run at least one supply squad. it helps wonders in my opinion.

[@PsychoGengar]

nm about the ()on dd trench 😅

[@olivierdevries6543]

Consider pot of acquisitiviness. It cna shuffle your tuners in the deck , can be crucial in long lasting matchup-up / games. I only play 1 or 2. Gofu make easy tzolkin and token are useful for non-tuners effect. Instant fusion can be pretty decent too , you can summon sea monster OR panzer dragon with it for tzolkin. Panzer can be decent alone and good ut VS Maxx "C". Norden still useful. Foolish burial ?

[@jzwart4588]

2 steam synchrons and 2 a 3 copyd of ties of the bretheren its helps alot in the crystron build that i use specialy for faster summen the other level 9 crystron or trishula or other synchro plays in the opponent turn

[@Heroduothecomedian]

have you tired using A legendary ocean? i found bringing there levels down one if you play the sell at the right time can get you to your bigger and better monsters more easily

[@digirockmon327]

In my build, I run doubles of Impact and Entry as they can get cloggy and can come in clutch. Definitely go triple Rion and 1 Quan as Rion and Citree are great in tandem. Aquarium Stage and Salvage are also great tech in as they keep your monsters on board and let you add any of your crystron tuners or non tuners back to your hand except the Synchros. Pot of Aquistiveness also helps as you can get any if your monsters from the banish zone back to the deck and draw, and it helps with Kozmo and ABC matches. But do note that the quick synchro effects can ONLY target machine monsters so cards like, Catastor, Accel Synchron & Formula Synchron can be great. In terms of the field spell, replace 1 Krystolic with a Starlight Junction as the quick synchro trigger an Ignister effect.

[@LedZeppelinListener]

Team APS, Hi! I've been running Crystrons for a while now. It is a tough deck to find the "perfect" build for, but that just means it is very versatile. You can build it multiple ways. My particular build is meant as a disruption build with a few powerhouse synchros for the attack. Here are my humble suggestions using what I run as a basis. 1) Crystolic potential can be good, but I don't run as many crystron synchos as you do. I would recommend replacing both of yours with a starlight junktion if you can get your hands on them 2) for more draw power, use supply squad. as soon as you pop a crystron using any of their effects, you draw from it. 3) id replace the crystron entry with a solemn 4) I would cut one rosenix, one quan, or one rion and maybe consider jet synchron, steam synchron, a ties of the brethren...if you open with any of the level 3s and ties of the brethren, you can get out trish or quariongandrax on your opponent's turn 5) you don't need to run all machine synchros. The tuners' effects can only be used to summon machine's, but if you build into quandax or accel synchron, they can make anything. I run trish, black rose, black rose moonlight, scarlight, stardust charge warrior, and red dragon archfiend tyrant (that last one is replacable, but i haven't found something i like better yet) as my machines. I am happy to share a decklist if you want. Message me if you're curious.

[@turtle-bot3049]

I Agree with hardleg gaming's points below, with supply squad, starlight junktion and steam synchron being the best cards to further this deck. A few other cards to look at are (and sorry if these have been mentioned before): Monsters: Symphonic engine (guitar and mics) - additional normal summon + a level 5 machine Gofu - level 5 tuner that summons tokens (easier quariongandrax summon) there are some cards in the future that look interesting for this deck, baobaboon being the main one (summon, return tuner or other unwanted card, special sulf, pop bao, summon 2 more bao with a tuner = multiple synchro options on first turn) Spells: Burial from a different dimension - brings back stuff to the grave to use their effects again next turn, or to synchro summon with if you had the grave tuner only or something. D.D.R. Different Dimension Reincarnation - a premature burial from banished zone. Traps: Kings Consonance - basically a negate attack that lets you synchro summon (I usually go crystal wing, since the non tuners can be synchro monsters as well. Reject Reborn - see above (KC) but it summons monsters to the field instead of banishing them to synchro summon. Gravity Collapse - this is a great trap for this deck, by sending a synchro monster from field to the grave, it negates a summon, and destroys that monster and then it prevents all summoning (including normal, but not set) for the rest of that turn. its only downside is that it sends and doesn't destroy your own monster so you don't get the float effect but this card basically says to your opponent, end your turn now. For the extra deck, I run, 1 star eater, 1 of each big crystron, trish, 1 crystal wing, 1 omega, 1 black rose moonlight, 1 powered inzektron, 1 catastor, 2 ametrix and 3 quandax (3 because this is how you make most of your bigger synchros on your opponents turn and you don't want to run out of them to summon. I would like to run (if it is released in the tcg) 1 Superheavy samurai swordmaster musashi (level 5, generic synchro, Earth, machine, effect on summon to add machine monster from grave back to hand). Other options for extra deck to consider are stardust/spark dragon, leo, keeper of the sacred tree, mist worm and accel synchron itself, cydra nova/infinity (ametrix and sulf are both level 5 machines) Unfortunately as much as I love crystrons and how they play they are never going to be a top tier deck but its fun to play and hopefully gets more support in the future.

[@brbrian9]

look at limit overdive. helps get out those lvl 9 synchros. i use it for quasar since i run starlight road. also run a catastor in the extra. i run clear wing and black rose since quandax can quick synchro without the limitation. also maybe look into effect valors. i run 2 to help stun and its also a decent tuner

[@gatitovampiro]

since i can't find the d*mned recyclers, I use 2 card trooper and 1 reasoning. that fills grave and troop is a good target to crystron's destroy eff. also I run 3 supply squad. and nova/infinity, since running fefnir and ametrix. using the synchron field is also great, you get your synch and get an opponent's card out the field.

[@tinkerermelon6599]

IF + Norden - gives 2 monsters w/o using your NS + the monster can be popped for your tuners. Obligatory Treatoad mention considering the Crystrons' Attributes. Speedroid Engine - puts stuff on field without burning advantage. Symphonic Warrior Engine - Gets out a level 5 Machine for sweet CyDra Infinity plays alongside the lvl 5 Crystron + gives an additional NS. Ties of the Brethren - heavy 2k LP cost, but let's you set up your level 3s. Might need some testing. As a standalone Deck, it's super interesting, but it really doesn't put stuff on the board well. You can pop your own stuff, but that may or may not be the best use of your cards, so these other suggestions help put stuff on board so they can run themselves more smoothly. Gotta try that Starlight Junction idea though...

[@merlintrocity2494]

I run two bixi of the yang zing and one suanni of the yang zing. I also run chaofang of the yang zing, and denglong. They actually help pump rank 8s and sevens really fast

[@noomraider]

just started building this deck yesterday. Potential looks great! thx for the vid.

[@thashinnaidoo5843]

So basically i use starlight junktion in the deck cause your synchro summoning a lot in your opponents turns which allows you to disrupt instead of going for the draw power of the crystron field spell.

[@ShamanElementalLord]

Pretty good deck man. i personally love the tech choide of christolic potential, although apparently teching in Starlight Junktion, helps out great with blocking your opponent. Depends what way u wanna play it i guess more defensively accumulating ur resources or aggresiv and blocking them or nuking their board, ofcourse this IS the archetype that can fully use that field to its full potentional for the first time ever, junktion that is

[@torunsmok5890]

ShamanElementalLord yang zings are great at abusing that field too, especially if you summon Brightness with three different attributes then you get to bounce 4 CARDS! 1 with junktion and 3 with brightness effect

[@roberto730]

lightsworn engine would help a lot. also, i tried to pick between accel synchro or double tuning builds.

[@castilejo]

I highly recommend you to see Miguel Soto's build with a lot of backrow and kaijus.

[@abhinbhandari8459]

I love your videos man, its thanks to you I'm getting back into the game.

[@shynn-obislick3925]

heavy mech support amor and platform. they are union monsters that can protect your bigger machines or boost attack stats. also you can equip them to the crystrons and pop them setting up plays with citree. then make accel synchron and then you can make level any 7 & 8 sychro on your opponents turn. deck has a lot of potential

[@shynn-obislick3925]

also omega and zeta are gonna be fire in link format. link monsters cant go to defense so zeta is gonna be so mean.😎 id get copies now while he is cheap.

[@HectorHernandez-kq1nj]

Try starlight junction its a good field spell since you can synchro during your opponents turn.

[@shionnightcore1287]

put 3 of the yellow lv5 cryton its grate as an oppening play to fill your grave and it can pop its self and use its other eff to surch

[@mattholinaty9852]

add Starlight junction and supply squad, burial from a different dimension is good. level 7 superheavy samurai works well and moonlight dragon with gamicels to bounce back to hand and for problem cards

[@JmanFlameGaming]

I can write a full decklist for my Crystrons a little later.

[@drmahlek9321]

Sorry to necro an old vid, but Crystrons are getting a link monster card! Any chance of an update when it comes out?

[@sirspookybones1118]

I have some crystron stuff floating around so maybe getting some other components from this could make for an interesting deck

[@autumn3956]

Cyber dragon infinity is a good choice, So is trishula. Maybe running the starlight junktion and quickdraw so you can get ultimaya as well. Then you can run moonlight and black rose.....Idk that's my build anyway

[@Ikiryo1]

Thanks to Sulfefnir, he makes the Deck very faster than before, there are few ways to built a Crystron deck, either if you're mainly focused on the effects during your opponents turn and all, or just synchro summon during your turn, there are a lot of machine synchro decks which this cards can mostly rely on, and that's what makes them interesting. This Deck is a pretty good build, however, I'd be using more of Hi-Speedroid Chanbara instead of Kendama, piercing is good in some cases, but in my personal opinion, the Deck can deal so much more damage if Chanbara gets to be added in it, like, attacking twice and gains 200 ATK per attack (either attacks or attacked) I've used it and it helped me in plenty of duels.

[@BDAShadow1]

Do you guys play Duel Links? It's kinda great.

[@roberto730]

also, just for linking when it kills all that we love; fire kings, and geartown ancient gears mesh well

[@mattmaster8966]

What about that subterror deck?

[@NovaxPrime]

A good extra deck card to play is cloud castle. it's lv 9 and prevents any monster under lv 9 from attacking for a turn. brings back phoenix and quariongandrax if they are in the graveyard and has 3000 defense. not too shabby

[@romkin1197]

If I was you, I'd drop the kendama and throw in Stardust Charge Warrior to draw on summon then you can use that plus the lvl 4 Synchro to play into Stardust Warrior and be able to stop special summons like Xyz or Contact Fusion or even Synchro and soon to be Link.

[@purpleth3199]

I am a Crystron fan, since I like Synchro monsters, and I want to give you some recomandations: - Sulfafnir is the best monster that starts your plays, so having 3 of him could help - Supply Squad is a great spell that, combined with Sulfafnir, can provide you some advantage. - You can add Steam Synchron and Ties of the Bratheren for a Trishula or that Crystron Synchro monster that needs 2 tuners during your opponent's turn. - Baobaboon can help this deck since the level 3 is the best in this deck plus all Crystrons have the effect to pop a card, Baobaboon can be abused by this deck

[@polygon2745]

PurpleTheHedgehog how do you make trishula? Using the synchro tuner monsters? The crystron tuners limit themselves to machine type synchros

[@purpleth3199]

polygon I already said, with Steam Synchron and Ties of the Bratheren, but I will explain: Steam Synchron is a tuner that lets you Synchro Summon on your opponent's turn and it's a level 3. Summon, for example, Steam Synchron then activate Ties of the Bratheren and, either, summon 2 non-tuner monsters for a Trishula on your opponent's turn, or summon 1 more tuner and 1 non-tuner for the Crystron Synchro monster that needs 2 tuners

[@Arcani28]

Personally, Prasiortle is a must have at 3 bc you need to rely on special summoning from your hand as much as you can while youre spec summoning from the deck w sulfefnir and company. it makes insane boards. as far as Potential goes, the extra draw power is not all that great bc it doesnt come until your end phase and it becomes too little too late at that point. chances are, you will only summon one crystron monster during your turn then set up your board w a rion and or citree. so youre getting just one draw off of it after your turn, meaning that supply squads an all round better card bc it is face up, you pop sulfefnir w its own effect or however, then you get the draw on supply squad, and whatever crystron monster you bring out, you can use to pop supply squad after to bring out a tuner monster. I only run 2 citree (2 of each tuner) even though i miss it at times at 3 i think it sucks drawing into too many tuners and i cut it down bc it is very easy to go into quandax w quan and smiger or thystvern. quans literally just a lvl 1 tuner for me, i hardly ever use it's effects, but rion is essential. different dimension deepsea trench (DDDT) is a reat card for this deck but as a 2-of bc it can get cloggy as all hell. I run 1 copy of transmodify also, just 1, and it's been pretty good. im also trying out instant fusion (it's been ok) because if you get out Theseus before you go and pop cards w a crystron non tuner monster other than sulfefnir (once you do you can only special summon machine synchros from the extra deck), then it makes it pretty easy to go into Crystal wing using smiger or thystvern. my objective is to set up a board that allows me to have the option to decide depending on what my opponent is doing, to go into A or B or C so it is good to have citree and rion and quandax together on board w a couple banished monsters you can bring back w ipact and rion, and citree you can use to bring back sulfefnir if you want or use it w quandax to go into quariongandrax. hope this helps.

[@theleathercandle]

Congratulations on 56,000 subs!!

[@TeamAPS]

Thank you!

[@anthonyaquariusmontoya1157]

Team APS would this deck be able to make Quasar?

[@bobs9524]

try running tuning ware and the machine duplication, and drop the morays for this. along with bringing in one fore one. you can get a few free draws this way and if you consider running de-synchro you could plus off of this combo a few times. Of course I'll give some idea to what I mean draw 3 off the dup'd tuning ware possibly draw a de-synchro, get you synchro monsters effect off. then us the de-synchro and synchro again making another synchro maybe even smaller ones like formula synchron and making it a draw 4, and possibly drawing into another de-synchro. also I would also think about the jet synchron for this kind of turbo.

[@tarantallegraful]

I've played Crystron BA and surprisingly it's not that bad since you can make rank 3's/synchros then get grave effects as an added benefit.

[@ChoptheSuey1]

Wish I could offer advice, But I'm terribad at deck building. That being said I'm making my own and hope to see an update soon, It's looking pretty good IMO ((Though I'm casual at best, just got back into the game a few months back, got Chemicritters from a friend to start.))

[@JmanFlameGaming]

Finally someone uses Inzektron. I remember this guy on Instagram saying it was stupid.

[@brutalegend41]

Jman Flame Gaming miguel soto used it and topped a ots with it haha

[@conquestalpha]

yo been running crystrons since they came out, currently doing crystron with ancient gear gadjiltron dragon and the field spell but meh. but u should try like 2 steam synchron especially when u get starlight junktion. also dont forget, u can have sulfefnir destroy itself when its summoned to special a crystron from the deck. also a nice card is pot of aquisitiveness which by the way afaik doesnt have to be only your banished monsters

[@JODonnell2194]

How much would u say the cost of what u currently have is?

[@donteboyd1084]

try running supply squad for draw power and im actually testing out swap frog soi can get them out of my hand and in the grave

[@kylecueto]

I actually found that Aquarium Set and Stage are actually good cards for this deck since it's primarily Water monsters. Also Starlight Junktion is in my opinion the better field trip because of the fact that it helps disrupt your opponent's plays. Salvage might be good as well. Also Pot of Acquisitiveness is a good card if you run out of impacts and don't have Rions on the field.

[@GrandmaSage77]

SO... One of the best 2 card plays is to have scrap recycler and smiger. 1 summon scrap recycler to dump sulfenir. 2 use sulfenir effect from grave by discarding smiger 3 pop sulfenir with himself to summon prasiortle. 4 pop prasiortle with himself to summon citree 5 use smiger in grave to grab impact and set it 6 pass opponent's turn: 1 use citree effect with prasiortle to make quandax 2 use impact. (summon citree for quariongandrax, or prasiortle for trishula) 3 tune with quandax

[@Paladin_315]

Hey Paul are you ever going to do deck profiles from spirit warriors?? #random video comment

[@ricechrispy559]

Have you heard of crystron needle fiber?

[@Yugioh2002ds]

Also one of your reasons for not running starlight junktion because you don't have it but you did an opening of the structure deck where it came in

[@gregoryhill716]

super-heavy Samurai stealth Ninja combos well with the Crystrons just a thought

[@lunaris6096]

Would love to help you with the deck if I can. Have 2 Regionals Top with it so far. (1st and 3rd places)

[@Shoaty]

Berkay Gündar proof (points sheet or devilish) otherwise I call bullshit

[@lunaris6096]

cant post links here cause youtube categorizes them as spam, check invited player list for european championship or yugiohtopdecks

[@Shoaty]

Berkay Gündar wouldn't prove it was with crystron though lol

[@lunaris6096]

and what else does ? and why would i need to lie about this ?

[@Yugiohdeckmaster41]

yugiohtopdecks.com/deck/6144

[@animeking1674]

Well this is new, a Yugituber asking for deck help

[@ryano8746]

Listen I've been playing to for a while as well and I've actually had experience with bricky hands and bad cards that don't help. Here's what I recommend on a personal level because it's a great combo and I've yet to see a bad hand of where I couldn't pull out a Phoenix or the other big crystron

[@adamthespinygiant]

try running trishula. it is not the #1 level 9 synchro you play, but its useful when the time comes.

[@casketbase7750]

Try 3 copies of Ties of the Brethren (Crystrons have plenty of Level 3s), and one copy of Steam Synchron. A Trishula or Mist Wurm on your opponent's turn is too good to pass up.

[@cnssegura]

Missing 1 essential machine type support card: Limiter Removal. I didn't hear you mention it while saying all the spells in the deck. Other than that I like the speed your deck has. :)

[@ZayTheOracleArchive]

Magical Mallet/Supply Squad is my go to over Moray of Greed

[@PvtArellano]

play the level 9 water true king monster

[@GeargusArchfiend]

steam synchron and ties of the brethren can get you a trishula or quariongandrax during your opponents turn

[@roma5869]

Congrats on 56k subscribers!

[@JajaBiscit]

Please update this for links when the link monster come out

[@austinwanner134]

how do you guys feel about painful decision in the deck. you can use it to send smiger and get smigers grave effect and have one in your hand. I think it would be a god combo starter

[@Dragonpower17]

TheGoldenCreeper decision only works with normal monsters

[@austinwanner134]

oh yeah didn'd read that part (^o^)

[@eroman2294]

just wanna point out...different dimension deepsea trench only requires you to banish a water monster from your hand graveyard or field not by the deck so yeah... ...oh wait nvm

[@Distotiongeargaming]

I just almost got my invite today with a crystron hybrid at Brooklyn regionals

[@cheesypeanutbutterapplesau5660]

I put Nova and Infinity in cuz if you have 2 of the lv 5 Synchro's on your opponents turn (end of the battle phase) then you can get infinity

[@MDLZero]

Two words. Magnet. Reverse. Revive Quandax and use it again for a 2nd synchro play on top of the already existent multiple synchro plays you can do. Revive any of your machine synchros to be fair. Reviving pheonix lets you punish raigeki/darkhole/slumber. That and accel synchron if the deck can make it, either of the black rose synchros, trish, perhaps ancient fairy.

[@tylermurrow141]

Needs more zoodiacs. And kaijus. Maybe splash some shaddolls and lawn mowing. And infernoids while ur at it. ;)

[@shipokeabu]

Play 2 accel synchron, formula synchron and put a beelze its helps me fun deck and made me remember when I first started the deck almost the same thing

[@shipokeabu]

Also I play one phoenix and 2 quangrandrix since I have much a more easy way to summon him

[@teamsamer702x9]

watch team samurais cryston deck profile , he made a really powerful one

[@Protocurity]

I've been having the most success with a ties of the brethren build. A skeleton looks something like this: x2 Sulfefnir (you want it, but dead in multiples) x3 Thystvern (level 3, searches others) x3 Smiger (level 3, searches traps) x3 Scrap Recycler (dumps Sulfefnir, good synchro food) x1 Steam Synchron (accel synchros and is a level 3 water machine) x2 Rion (one goes for Ties play, the other goes for standard play) x2 Prasiortle (level 2 good for synchro climbing) x3 Citree (best tuner is best) x3 Ties of the Brethren x3 Starlight Junktion x1 Foolish Burial x2-3 Crystron Impact EXTRA: x2 Quandax x1 Ametrix x1 Trishula x1 Phoenix x1 Quariongandrax. Building them is hard. Due to the complicated nature of their plays, there's a lot of ways to form the deck, and a lot of tech options. They all aim for the same tactic, turbo sulfefnir and pop himself, get three monsters or two monsters w/ impact on the field, and wait for the opponent to belly up. From there (and I hate this term) it is preference in build. Though generally I would argue for turn 1 consistency first, defenses second, toolbox third, recovery fourth. I myself prefer cyber dragon infinity, supply squad, mind control, and iron call. Starlight Junktion is a must over Krystolic Potential, since it turns any opponent-turn synchro plays into a second interrupt. Ties + any level 3 water/machine can give you an enemy turn Quariongandrax or Trishula. Whichever ones you summon changes what you can put on the field: Quariongandrax is Thystvern/Smiger alongside of Steam Synchron and Rion. Use Steam Synchron's effect to summon him. Trishula is Thystvern + Sminger and Steam Synchron. This involves getting a level 3 monster onto the field in any way, which the deck can do very easily. Sulfefnir can summon anything, but if you have Rosenix or Prasiortle you can use their effects to blow themselves up and summon Rion. As for combos, I'm pretty terrible at them, and I sort of just feel my way around while playing the deck. The ties one is barely a combo, since it is basically "use ties of the brethren correctly", but there's many more combos in the deck. The only one I really have hammered down is the Smiger + Scrap combo: #1 NS Scrap Recycler, Dump Sulfefnir. #2 Activate Sulfefnir's effect, discard Smiger. Destroy Sulfefnir with his own effect, summon Prasiortle with Sulfefnir's effect. #3: Activate Prasiortles effect, destroy himself to summon Citree. #4: Banish Smiger from the grave, search Crystron Impact, set impact on the field. End Field: Citree, Recycler, set Impact, Prasiortle in grave, Sulfefnir in grave. From here, you can either summon Trishula or Quarionquanwam by doing the following on your opponents turn: #1: Activate Citree's effect, targeting Prasiortle. Synchro into Quandax. Both Citree and Praisiortle are banished here. #2: Activate Cryston Impact. Summon either Prasiortle if you want Trishula, or Citree if you want Quariongandrax. You'll have to make that call on the fly. #3: After Impact finishes, activate Quandax's effect to synchro summon your chosen monster. Or, if step two was butchered somehow, you can summon black rose or black rose moonlght instead by using Scrap Recycler as the non-tuner. Most combos are just a variation of that, depending on what pieces I have. Mostly I just try to go for whatever I'm missing. I.E. if I open scrap recycler and Sulfefnir, I'll dump Thystvyrn to search out Smiger, then toss Smiger with Sulfefnir. Basically that stuff. For a turn 1 Phoenix, the only method I really have is hoping I get a hand with one of the tuners/thystvyrn, and Sulfefnir/Foolish without scrap recycler. Assuming I have thystvyrn in hand, I can do the following play: #1: Activate Sulfefnir's effect to discard thystvyrn. Destroy sulfefnir with his own effect, summon Prasiortle with Sulfefnir's effect. #2. Banish thystvyrn to search out citree. Normal summon citree. #3: Activate Prasiortle's effect to destroy himself. Special summon rion from the deck. End Field: Rion, Citree, Prasiortle in Grave, Sulfefnir in Grave. Enemy turn: #1: Activate Citree's effect targeting Prasiortle. Synchro into Quandax. Both Citree and Prasiortle are banished here. #2: Activate Rion's effect targeting Prasiortle. Synchro into Ametrix. Both Rion and Prasiortle are shuffled into the deck. Ametrix switches all monsters your opponent controls to defense mode. Timing is crucial here, since this is the part where you are most likely to be interrupted. Against pendulums you would want to make this play before they pendulum summon, but against other decks you'll want to do this either when they get out something dangerous or they're about to attack. #3: Activate Quandax's effect to synchro into Phoenix during the correct timing, either before they pendulum summon or at the end of main phase two when they've set their spells and traps. This combo is really helped out if Junktion or a trap is on the field, that way Quandax is a form of removal. There are a lot more combos, but I'm a simple player at heart, so anything more complicated than "activate polymerization" strains the mind.

[@Protocurity]

For other variants, I have limited knowledge. The deck isn't as xenophobic as you'd think: Brilliant Fusion, Speedroids, and Symphonics show up in this deck. It follows the same logic: get several bodies on the field, synchro summon something big next turn. The materials you synchro with can be anything, so go nuts with tech monsters. In future builds, it may be more engine heavy, to throw down some links. Karakuri's can mesh well with the deck for some synchro laddering. Regular synchrons and Tuning make an appearance, as Accel Synchron is a machine type. Gofu allows for some simple Sync 8 plays (Lord Omega is great here), and the tokens can be free pops for tuner summons. Burning abyss was an old school option. Farfa + Quon play really well together, merging their plays into one. I also used dandylion for a similar play. Since quon's monsters hit the field then hit the graveyard,they can trigger numerous effects. Mermail decks will occasionally throw crystrons in for a mini synchro engine. Though it is hard, Crystrons can make toad. Instant fusion helps with this. Though the machne synchro toolbox isn't that wide, there's still some good options. Ally of Justice, Catastor is a really underrated card, especially when it lands in the battle phase. Armory Arm is a simple one that can boost the deck's mediocre attack ceiling. Accel Synchron can help get by some level difficulties. Chanbara can throw down some quick damage. Dark Strike Fighter is a Gagaga Cowboy play.

[@jclarkent3757]

Cool fact: Crystrons, Metalfoes and Zoodiacs all have a trap card depicting them fighting a True King of the same attribute

[@aal0910]

you need triple sulfafnir. Clearly, no debating. It's the best card in the deck. Also starlight junktion will be way more useful than anything potential will do for you. If you need draw power, supply squad can help since it's never really dead thanks to sulfanir and the non tuners. overall, decent profile.

[@olivierdevries6543]

You don't need 3... you clearly never played this deck or something. You only need 1 in graveyard. Drawing 2 kinda suck and is useless. I do agree on junktion.

[@aal0910]

You want to see it in your opening hand as much as possible.....why would you not run 3. It's the same principle as a card like brilliant fusion. No offense, but have you ever used the deck? At least competitively? Because you want to sulfanir as much as possible to proc crystron grave effects as well as floating into another non tuner to float into a crystron, usually citri.

[@HiyomaDanbasu]

Would you be okay if I posted my build for you to draw ideas from?

[@RadiantAeon]

Go to AkaTrios's channel!! He dedicates a good chunk of his videos to Crystrons!

[@greenapple8628]

Do you think that Ghostrick is still viable?

[@Foul_Ghoul]

Green Apple "Still"

[@Tristan_jpg]

Green Apple They never were that viable in the first place, but depending on what your opponent is playing you might have some chances if you have a really strong build. If winning is the only thing that matters for you, you may want to look somewhere else. I've been playing those little guys for a while because I love the art of the cards and the fact that it slows down duels. Also people , will most likely hate you because it's pretty anoying for the opponent. If you're searching for a cheap deck to build IRL, feel free to ask, if you want advices about Ghostrick, I can provide some too.

[@Thorkou]

the Crystron monster remind me a lot of the crystal beast

[@cheesypeanutbutterapplesau5660]

Ally of Justice Catastor?? Maybe sided

[@cheesypeanutbutterapplesau5660]

And this is so cool! I'm trying to build Crystrons too cuz I love Synchro archetypes and this was really helpful!!! Love your videos!!!

[@ሙሴ]

Thanks this video help with my deck

[@tythadong8630]

do you get these by opening boosters?

[@YuYuYTV]

Alabama Xana invasion vengeance and raging tempest should have the core. anything else you can buy in singles. i'd recommend buying it all in singles

[@tythadong8630]

TSUNAMI TSUNAMI Thanks

[@austinneveau9387]

Why not run 60 card crystron with that grass looks greener

[@FurthestBen]

tried and failed.

[@austinneveau9387]

FurthestBen fair enough

[@autumn3956]

Strarlight junktion to shuffle on your opponents turn. sooo gud

[@Yugioh2002ds]

If you make sulfenir 3 you could run cyber dragon infinity

[@philiphouston41]

Team Millennium n add quick draw

[@traplover6357]

Swap frog. Simple enough to help Crystron. + if you want Toadally as well Source: "Sometimes But Not All The Time" Nadhir

[@HiyomaDanbasu]

I honestly run Quan at 1. Rion and Citree at 3 Quan not bad but I almost never have a hand to synchro from.

[@nimisisblademedia866]

wild tornado and smoke grenade of the theif

[@hibillimbill]

Reasoning, even if they call it banish for effects, entree is terrible

[@torunsmok5890]

Maybe a soul absorption ?

[@thecrimsomcardyugioh9810]

why no boababoon??

[@KingDanOfBarr]

Team Countdown Normal baobaboon, special sulfefnir, pop sulfefnir and special a non-tuner, which then pops baobaboon to make another, even better if you discarded praisetortle since you can then banish him to special summon a crystron in hand.