" Invoked Purgatrio" is a highly dangerous monster that gains ATK for each card the opponent controls and can attack all monsters the opponent controls. The fact it is a Warrior and can be Summoned off " Instant Fusion" also makes it popular in Decks that Summon Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights. " Invoked Raidjin" is a highly versatile option that effectively provides a " Book of Moon" every turn. " Invoked Augoeides" can pop monsters whenever the opponent Special Summons while turning itself into a huge beatstick though it requires Fusion Monsters in the GY. " Elysium" is often viewed as practically infeasible to Summon, and as not giving enough rewards for the large investment made in it, so is nearly never played. " Caliga", " Magellanica" and " Cocytus" are viewed as being comparatively weak, but they can still be viable especially if their Attribute is strong in the current meta, as their Summoning will often be far easier. The "Invoked" Fusion monsters are naturally not all viewed as equally strong, and choosing to play them often revolves around which can be Summoned in a Deck. As of 2022, "Invoked" has seen more extensive use, particularly alongside " Dogmatika" and " Shaddoll", forming the "IDS" build. Examples of Decks that have historically used Invoked successfully include " Windwitches", " Mekk-Knights", " Thunder Dragons", and " Trickstars". These Decks can give up the Normal Summon to Aleister while successfully executing their main strategy, using the Invoked to provide either offensive firepower or defence to help their plays go off. As a result, Invoked are most commonly seen as an engine in other Decks, particularly those with little to no Normal Summon reliance or otherwise play cards like Brilliant Fusion to get an extra one. Due to this, to summon the Extra Deck monsters consistently, outside support is necessary. However, it is rare to see "pure" Invoked Decks, as the deck lacks sufficient Main Deck components Aleister is the only Main Deck monster, and most builds only use "Magical Meltdown" and "Invocation". Finally, the ability to banish other monsters from one's own GY means it is possible to use the monsters on the field for a Link Summon, before getting a second use from them. Thirdly, the ability to banish monsters from either GY means it is possible to deny your opponent a chance to recycle important monsters while possibly gaining an unusual Attribute for your Summon. Secondly, only one Aleister is needed to produce an unending stream of Invoked monsters. Firstly, they can access generic Fusion Monsters without needing Polymerization or other off-archetype cards. This trait gives the Invoked strategy a lot of versatility for many reasons. Aleister can also act as a handtrap, giving any Fusion Monster +1000 ATK until the end of the turn. It can also recycle itself to the Deck and a banished "Aleister the Invoker" to the hand. This archetype's plays start with either the Field Spell " Magical Meltdown" to search " Aleister the Invoker" who searches for this archetype's Fusion Summoning Spell card called " Invocation", this can Fusion Summon any monster using Materials from the hand, and can also banish Fusion Materials from either GY or one's own field if Summoning one of the "Invoked" monsters.
They also contain the staff of "Aleister" somewhere in their artworks, but much brighter than the original.
#Magical meltdown vs d barrier plus
Individually, each "Invoked" represents a different Attribute, with their Fusion Materials being " Aleister the Invoker" plus one monster of their specific Attribute, and are named after historical or mythological elements related to said Attribute.
It's related to the " Prophecy" archetype (" Crowley, the First Propheseer") and the " Magistus" archetype (" Crowley, the Magistus of Grimoires").ĭesign-wise, the archetype consists of "Invoked" Fusion Monsters who are seemingly Summoned through magic powers by sorcerers. " Invoked", known as " Invoked Beast" ( 召 ( しょう ) 喚 ( かん ) 獣 ( じゅう ) Shōkanjū) in the OCG, is an archetype of Fusion Monsters debuting in Booster SP: Fusion Enforcers.
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