Placing cards back into the deck instead of sending them to the Graveyard is ideal, since many decks in the modern TCG have access to card effects that activate in the Graveyard
Floppy SuperStarmon + ShimaUnimon = Net Worm Gigadramon + Centaurumon = Net Worm Shakkoumon + Shakkoumon = Net Worm Greymon + Greymon = Missile Pod Monzaemon + Nanimon = Missile Pod Zudomon + MarineAngemon = Whistle Paildramon + Gigadramon = Whistle Apemon + Apemon = Beetle Diamond Centarumon + Centarumon = UnInstall Phoenixmon + Monochromon = Dark Lord's Cape SuperStarmon + L-ToyAgumon = Shogun's Order ============================================================================== D: Quick Notes ============================================================================== All the Fusions listed in this FAQ are ones that I've managed to get using the cards that I have on my file
Water decks usually feature a lot of Evolution Pokmon, but setting them up is no problem with Alolan Vulpix (Guardians Rising) or Hisuian Basculin (Astral Radiance) , arguably the best leads in all of GLC
Some of them are so well hidden away that you wont find them on Google Maps, but by looking up at the signs and pictures, youll find them
Basically, you swarm the field as fast as you can and Xyz Summon the next turn
And if the Vampire Counts or Tomb Kings player is in a poor position when the general falls, they usually just surrender
