Scrap

28 cards in this archetype

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Facing a Scrap deck, an opponent quickly learns that destroying the deck's own monsters is not a setback but a deliberate mechanism. Nearly every Scrap monster carries a triggered effect that activates when a Scrap card destroys it and sends it to the Graveyard, typically adding another Scrap monster from the Graveyard back to hand. Scrap Chimera is the engine piece that pulls this together: when Normal Summoned, it Special Summons a Scrap Tuner from the Graveyard, immediately enabling a Synchro Summon. The primary Tuner recovered this way is usually Scrap Beast or Scrap Goblin, both of which replace themselves with a Graveyard retrieval on destruction, feeding the next Chimera loop.

The deck's Synchro lineup is built around controlled demolition. Scrap Dragon, the Level 8 flagship, destroys one card the controller selects on either side of the field once per turn, and when an opponent destroys it, a non-Synchro Scrap monster is Special Summoned from the Graveyard at no cost. Scrap Twin Dragon mirrors this pattern but bounces two opposing cards instead, and Atomic Scrap Dragon shuffles up to three cards from the opponent's Graveyard back into their deck. Scrap Wyvern adds Link utility by reviving a Scrap monster from the Graveyard and triggering a free Deck Special Summon whenever another Scrap monster is destroyed by card effect while Wyvern is on the field, making Scrapstorm and Scrap Factory powerful accelerants that keep the field replenishing itself even as pieces are being sacrificed.

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