In Yu-Gi-Oh!, what kind of monsters are called synchronized monsters? What is the meaning of synchronicity?

Synchronized monsters, simply put, are monsters whose card color is white. Cards are synchronized monsters

And synchronized summoning is another way of special summoning. The summoning formula is: synchronized Monster = Tuner Monster + Monsters other than Random Tuner Monsters (The number of stars of a Synchro Monster must be equal to the total number of stars of the Tuner Monster and monsters other than Random Tuner Monsters. Some Synchro Monsters have material restrictions. For details, please refer to the effects of the Synchro Monsters. description, and the monster must be face-up); this means that there are two or more monsters on the field, and one of them must be an adjustment monster (the other monster cannot be an adjustment monster, but TOKEN can be used). After meeting the conditions, you can send the above monsters to the graveyard, and then special summon them from the extra deck (the storage point of fusion monsters).

Compared with traditional advanced summons and special summons, synchronized summons will not be restricted by exclusions and sacrifices, and due to synchronized summons, some old cards such as mental operations also have the opportunity to appear. The most obvious advantage is that synchronized monsters are placed in the extra deck and do not occupy the main deck. Different types can also be prepared to deal with different battle situations, and the on-the-spot adaptability can be greatly increased. As for the materials for summoning, they can be specially summoned using some extraordinary means and will not occupy the normal summons. However, having said that, Synchro Summoning also has its disadvantages, which is the limitation of resuscitation. Traditional high-level monsters can be specially summoned without ordinary summons; but synchro is different. Synchro must be summoned after the first regular synchro summon before it can lift the resurrection restriction.

Let’s talk about adjustments below.

Adjusting monsters is an important part of synchronization summoning. It can be said boldly that without adjustment, there would be no synchronization.

When adding Tuner monsters to the deck, you must consider how many levels of Tuner monsters plus how many levels of non-Adjuster monsters to summon synchro monsters.

Suppose your deck uses eight-star synchro monsters, and the monsters in the deck have four-star monsters as their main combat power, you must choose four-star synchro monsters. By analogy, it is actually a mathematical problem.