IS THIS CORRECT THE "ULTIMATE FUSION"!!!

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Have I found a legal fusion that could make a monster 8000 +, with only 1 card?

If I brought and used 'Future Fusion' with my Machine deck, which contains 3 Cyber Dragons, 3 Proto Cyber Dragons, and a lot of Machine Monsters, to fusion summon Chimeratech Overdragon.

Am I write in saying that if i was in the position of a TKO, that I could empty my entire deck of machine monsters to boost Chimeratech Overdragon by 800 for every monster sent to graveyard?

Please let me know if this is right, as I will go and buy it of Ebay.

Thanks.
 
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Yes, that's how people run Chimeratech... however, when he hits the field with Future Fusion he goes *poof* since his effect wipes out Future Fusion. Before the last ban list came out people would run multiple Future Fusion and Overload Fusion.

1) You play Future Fusion and get all your machines in the Graveyard and target Chimeratech... when he hits the field 2 turns later he goes *poof*
2) Afterwards, same or different turn, you play Overload Fusion to pull them from the graveyard to Remove from Play for the big OTK of Chimeratech.
 
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Chimeratech Overdragon's effect destroys all cards on YOUR side of the field when he is summoned. So if he is brought out with Future Fusion, Future Fusion will be destroyed. And when Future Fusion is destroyed, so is the monster it brought out. As SolientG pointed out, you can still use Overload Fusion for the OTK.

Or there is another way, I Believe. Have Cyber Phoenix on the field when Overdragon is summoned with Future Fusion. Due to Cyber Phoenix's effect, it will "disconnect" Overdragon from Future Fusion. So when Overdragon destroys your cards, (Cyber Phoenix, Future Fusion and any others), he will remain.

You can also get Overdragon through the Zane Duelist Packs as a rare instead of an Ultra Rare.
 
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I'm pretty sure that Cyber Pheonix would not stop Future Fusion from destroying Chimeratech because it (Cyber Pheonix) is considered destroyed at the same time Future Fusion is. Therefore, Chimeratech cannot be saved by the Cyber Pheonix effect.
 
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From an earlier post where this situation was being discussed...

SKEY23 said:
No, no, no.

"Cyber Phoenix" will be sent to the Graveyard, but "Chimeratech" will stay.

It is the exact same scenario as "Heavy Storm", "Royal Decree" and "Call of the Haunted".

Because "Future Fusion" was being negated by "Cyber Phoenix" when it left the field, it will not and cannot destroy "Chimeratech".

Fury is correct.
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Which makes sense. Cyber Phoenix's effect is continuious, so the second Overdragon hits the field, Future Fusion is negated by Cyber Phoenix (assuming it is in attack mode), then Overdragon's effect comes into play.
 
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Two things...

1. "Chimeratech" does not destroy anything when Summoned. People seriously need to stop saying this. He sends all cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard.

2. As I was so lovingly quoted above, "Cyber Phoenix" will indeed save a "Chimeratech" from being destroyed when "Future Fusion" leaves the field.
 
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skey23 said:
Two things...

1. "Chimeratech" does not destroy anything when Summoned. People seriously need to stop saying this. He sends all cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard.

2. As I was so lovingly quoted above, "Cyber Phoenix" will indeed save a "Chimeratech" from being destroyed when "Future Fusion" leaves the field.
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Lovingly? Simon, you? Would never believe it in a million years....lol
 
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skey23 said:
Two things...

1. "Chimeratech" does not destroy anything when Summoned. People seriously need to stop saying this. He sends all cards on your side of the field to the Graveyard.
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What happens if you use 1 or more magic reflector on future fusion?
 
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