Synchro Monsters are placed in the Extra Deck along with the Fusion Monsters at the beginning of a Duel.
A Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck can contain anywhere between 40 and 60 cards, however most professional players play with 40 cards, since they have a greater chance of drawing the card they need each turn, that could win them the game. Fusion Monsters and Synchro's do not count as your deck, they go in your Extra Deck, as they are now known in 5Ds. If you look on a 5Ds play mat it says Extra Deck, if you look on an original it says Fusion Deck. Fusion Material Monsters and Tuner Monsters however, DO count as your deck and they must be placed within your main deck. Ritual Cards must also be in your main deck, as they do not fall into the category that allows you to place them in your Extra Deck, no idea why since they can't be summoned without a Ritual Spell Card.
You may have a total of 15 fusion and synchro monsters in your extra deck(renamed from fusion deck with the addition of synchro monsters)
ritual monsters-needs ritual card effect monsters-which have effects normal monsters-well they dont have anything except an atk and def fusion monsters-sendthe required fusion material monsters to the graveyard to summon a fusion monster from ur etra deck and synchro monsters-well you do whatever itt says on the card
Destroyed or tributed Fusion Monsters go to the graveyard. They will return to the Extra Deck if something tries to return them to hand or deck.
Synchro Monsters are placed in the Extra Deck along with the Fusion Monsters at the beginning of a Duel.
A Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck can contain anywhere between 40 and 60 cards, however most professional players play with 40 cards, since they have a greater chance of drawing the card they need each turn, that could win them the game. Fusion Monsters and Synchro's do not count as your deck, they go in your Extra Deck, as they are now known in 5Ds. If you look on a 5Ds play mat it says Extra Deck, if you look on an original it says Fusion Deck. Fusion Material Monsters and Tuner Monsters however, DO count as your deck and they must be placed within your main deck. Ritual Cards must also be in your main deck, as they do not fall into the category that allows you to place them in your Extra Deck, no idea why since they can't be summoned without a Ritual Spell Card.
You may have a total of 15 fusion and synchro monsters in your extra deck(renamed from fusion deck with the addition of synchro monsters)
You can have up to 15 synchro's or fussion monsters total in your extra deck.
You cannot return fusion monsters to the hand. Fusion and synchro monsters have to be returned to the extra deck.
Nothing stops you putting a specific Ritual Monster in your deck, without its Ritual Spell Card. You are free to take monsters who you are unable to summon. It might be that you plan to summon the Ritual Monster with a card like Ritual Foregone. Or it could be the component in a Fusion, for which you never intend to actually summon the component itself.
ritual monsters-needs ritual card effect monsters-which have effects normal monsters-well they dont have anything except an atk and def fusion monsters-sendthe required fusion material monsters to the graveyard to summon a fusion monster from ur etra deck and synchro monsters-well you do whatever itt says on the card
Destroyed or tributed Fusion Monsters go to the graveyard. They will return to the Extra Deck if something tries to return them to hand or deck.
No, 'Harpie Lady Sisters' is a regular Effect monsters and goes in the main deck.
It is currently now called the "Extra Deck", and a maximum of 15 cards (Fusion, Synchro, Xyz Monsters) are allowed.
Just like regular monsters, Fusion monsters will go to the Graveyard if they are destoyed. If a Fusion monster is supposed to "return to the owner's hand" or "return to the owner's deck" because of a card effect, it is returned to the Extra/ Fusion Deck.
No, it can only be special summoned initially from your hand by removing one earth monster from play. Effects that special summon monsters from deck, cannot special summon a monster which is 'special summon only' because these monsters have to follow their own summon method. So you cannot special summon Relinquished using Mystic Tomato, it has to be Ritual Summoned or otherwise summoned by a card that says it can summon Ritual Monsters. Likewise, Gigantes can't be special summoned from deck by an external effect, and of course can't use its own effect while it is still in the deck.