[BODE] Ursarctic & Drytron Fusion

[Dokutah]

YES im not bamboozling you guys with CaCs. These are real, somehow.

BODE-JP040 Tenkyoku Kikan – Beartron / Ursatron, the Celestial Polar Illuminaship
WATER Machine / Fusion / Effect
LV7 2000/700
(This card is always treated as an “Ursarctic” and “Drytron” card.)
Must be Special Summoned with “Ursarctic Drytron”.
(1) Once per turn, if another Effect Monster(s) is Special Summoned to your field: You can add 1 “Ursarctic” or “Drytron” monster from your Deck to your hand.
(2) Once per turn: You can target 1 of your banished “Ursarctic” or “Drytron” monsters; add it to your hand.

BODE-JP066 Bearcti Drytron / Ursarctic Drytron
Normal Spell
You can only use this card name’s 2nd effect once per turn.
(1) Banish 1 “Ursarctic Big Dipper” and 1 “Drytron Fafnir” from your hand and/or field, and if you do, Special Summon 1 “Ursatron, the Celestial Polar Illuminaship” from your Extra Deck. If you control “Ursarctic Polari” or “Drytron Alpha Thuban”, you can banish 1 of the above cards from your Deck instead.
(2) If you would Tribute a monster(s) to activate an “Ursarctic” or “Drytron” monster’s effect, you can banish this card from your GY instead.

source: https://ygorganization.com/mostambitiouscrossoverinccghistory/

its not the first time yugioh have fusion made from non-monster material but i believe this is the first one that actually fusing 2 different spells as entire material. also pretty convenient the fusion spell just straight up Chain Material itself using each archetype respective main play pieces

[Tinkerer]

I... What??

I suppose Drytron and Ursarctic are space related and they change how a player thinks about Rituals/Synchros respectively, but making a Fusion of the two? And putting the Fusion Materials on the spell instead of the Fusion monster?

Konami, you madlads! 

[Dokutah]

to be fair, fusing spells alot more sensible than fusing the monster since the monsters has very little in common other than "tribute as fuel" gimmick they have of course. tech-ing other archetype field spell is already brick but it less of a brick compare trying fusing the monster.

well the fusion it self has merit being straight up flexible extender with SOPT. for Draitron its a better version of Beta that double search while for ursarti...kinda the same advantage for their more expensive tribute gimmick. well . its stat and attributes lined perfectly with 2000 ATK for draitron, level 7 for making Polari...huh i just realize ursatric get a short end of stick by having this card fixed at level 7 while best way to make this in that deck is having polari out first which kinda counter-productive?  unless they break flavor for brand new level 8 or 9 sync maybe? more likely meant to encourage multiple synchro plays rather than climbing

 

[The Highlander]

Interesting is that this should be the first instance of "fusing" 2 Field Spells.

[Phantom Roxas]

Do people even play these two decks together? This seems like the most random combination. I like that they're designing it so it belongs to both archetypes without having an awkward name, so it relies on a similar condition like Raider's Knight, but at least it made sense to have deeper connections between Phantom Knights and Raidraptors. This feels more like just combining two archetypes because they're constellation-themed robots.

They still have some room for another Ritual and Synchro or two in Burst of Destiny, so maybe we'll see a new Drytron Ritual and Ursarctic Synchro?

[Loleo]

Wait with the way this is all worded you don't need to play both archetypes. This is so weird because with one extra deck monster out one of the field spells from the deck is the whole material. Ahh I never thought I would have to think about this sort of combining archetypes.

[~British Soul~]

My immediate thoughts upon seeing this was "What the legitimate fuck?!" Don't get me wrong, fusing two field spells is interesting, though I didn't think Ursarctics and Drytrons would be connected tbph.

[The Warden]

If you wanna understand this fusion, you gotta just understand how the constellations that Drytron and Ursarctic are based on (Draconis & Ursa Minor + Major respecticaly) are right next to each other, with Draconis intersecting part of Ursa Minor and Ursa Major.