|  Dark Paladin
 | Thursday
 Continuing Synchro week, we come to one of the more 
							interesting Synchros, in T.G. Recipro Dragonfly.  We 
							have a Level 2, Wind attributed, Insect Synchro, 
							with 300 attack and defense, who is Synchro Summoned 
							with a Tuner and another non-Tuner monster.  That 
							right there is actually good, allowing this card to 
							work anywhere, as it doesn't require any specific 
							materials, namely of a T.G. nature, despite its 
							name.  As useless as this Insect may seem, I think 
							it does have some potential...potentially.  While 
							ridding yourself of a Synchro isn't a good idea 
							usually, being able to bring the monsters back from 
							the Graveyard, perhaps for a different Synchro, and 
							then even hopefully to say use this, maybe for 
							yesterday's card, isn't a bad idea.  The tricky part 
							too is in the fact that you can't summon one or only 
							some of the monsters used in said Synchro you send 
							to the Graveyard, it has to be all, and they all 
							must be in the Graveyard.  So once a turn you can 
							select a T.G. Synchro you have on the Field, present 
							company excluded, and activate this effect.  That's 
							the part too where you would really only run this in 
							its own Deck.  It does have some combos, but it's 
							not the most useful I believe.
 
 Ratings:
 
 Traditional: 1.5/5
 Advanced:  2.5/5
 Art:  4/5
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                          |  TENKOS777
 (David Post)
 | T.G. Recipro Dragonfly
 Traditional: 3
 Advanced: 3
 
 Recipro Dragonfly is an interesting two star synchro 
							from the latest set. I find it interesting because 
							although its a T.G. monster it really doesn't fit 
							into the archetype well unless the player uses non 
							T.G. cards as currently there are no non level 1 
							tuners for said archetype. Its effect is pretty 
							silly, but silly tends to work. It certainly gives 
							you the option to separate and synchro again, 
							allowing for some abuse of other T.G. monsters like 
							Hyper Librarian. I also see combos to make Halbred 
							Cannon but yall are smart enough to figure those 
							out. I've seen some of your threads and you seem to 
							be in support of this little robot fly bugger thing.
 
 Overall Dragonfly is fairly staple in T.G. decks as 
							you'll probably use tech cards to bring him out and 
							make your deck that much better. Its effect is 
							tricky with many combos but if you test it out 
							you'll be drawing cards and dropping T.G. synchros 
							like theres no tomorrow.
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