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PSY-Framelord Omega
This by far is the BEST Synchro monster that has
been released in a long time, and actually is one of
the best Synchro monsters in the game, and right
now, it is extremely relevant to the meta, primarily
because it is used in everything that can summon it,
but also because it is used in EmEm, the current
deck to beat.
Because PSY-Framelord Omega is a level 8, it means
that it fits into the Rank 4 “Toolbox” of EmEm… The
summon of this here is by using the Tuner, Masked
Chameleon, whom is searchable from the Deck via King
of the Feral Imps, then Pendulum Summoned, or, is
revivable from the Graveyard via Elder Entity Norden
and (Masked Chameleon) can also be normal summoned
and using its effect, can revive Vector Pendulum,
the Dracoverlord for a 1 card Summon of PSY-Framelord
Omega.
However, far more than simply EmEm has made superb
use of this card, Infernoids have gained great use
out of it because of its abilities, as well as the
fact that it could help to enable more summoning by
refuelling the graveyard of Infernoid monsters.
Lightsworns have been able to use it since it can be
useful in recovering banished Necro Guardna’s or
Lightsworn’s, Zombie Decks can use it to “Loop”
Mezuki for continuous re-use. The currently
irrelevant Nekroz and Shaddoll decks can use it
effectively. Blackwings can use it to recycle
Blackwing – Vayu the Emblem of Honor. And finally,
let’s not forget that PSY-Frames get excellent use
out of this!
What makes this card so truly important though isn’t
simply its innate ability to fit seamlessly into
almost any Deck that is able to summon it, but
instead, how good it is comes down to how effective
each of its effects are, and while generally when
reviewing we try and avoid “Listing” the effects of
a card, the effects of PSY-Framelord Omega are so
useful, that in this instance, I’ll make an
exception to this “Rule”…
Ability 1 “Dodging”… Surely everyone has had Omega
continuously snipe a card from your hand while never
being around to actually take the “Hit” for its
actions? This effect is wholly annoying, and is not
only useful at being able to help your opponent gain
inside knowledge as to what you are holding in your
hand, but it can also prevent plays that you’d
otherwise be able to make during a turn. But not
only this, as it can chain to the activation of a
card, it is able to avoid being affected by a card
like Bottomless Trap Hole, unless you can
additionally respond to its effect and thus beat it.
Ability 2 “Recovery”… When one CARD, not just
monsters or spells or traps, and not only just
yours, but CARDS are banished, during each of your
opponent’s standby phases, you are able to return a
banished card back to the graveyard, this means that
cards that are best in the graveyard are able to be
returned there, but not simply that, it means that
banishing an opponent’s cards is not necessarily an
effective measure at removing them permanently from
the game. And since cards like Performage Damage
Juggler and Mezuki enjoy being re-used, PSY-Framelord
Omega just turns those cards into “Abuse me more”
types of cards!
Ability 3 “I’ll be back”… So, you’ve just used
Solemn Warning to negate the summon of PSY-Framelord
Omega have you? Well, Arnie, I mean Omega, is now
able to target 1 CARD in either players graveyard,
return it to the deck and then Omega is returned to
the extra deck, and you guessed it, Omega is able to
then come back… Just like Arnie! And of course, any
time during your turn that PSY-Framelord Omega finds
himself in your graveyard just wasting away, this
ability can come in extremely handy as not only does
it return Omega to your extra deck, but more
importantly you can use it to recycle an extra deck
monster, any card that you’d prefer to be in your
deck back in and also you can use this effect to
affect your opponent’s graveyard, potentially
preventing them from performing some plays… And
returning cards to the main deck can in some
instances be the best way to deal with a problematic
card, after all, this ability is what makes Castel,
the Skyblaster Musketeer so darn good!
Rating: 4.75. The only thing that I haven’t
mentioned is the ATK of PSY-Framelord Omega, and the
reason for this is that it is the most unimportant
part of the card since its effects are simply so
good, however, 2800 is pretty hefty! This monster is
quite probably one of the most useful “Toolbox’
monsters ever created as it has several effects that
will remain important for a long time to come. For
me this is quite clearly one of the best cards
released for the entire year and as long as extra
decks can summon this, and it supports that deck,
I’d expect to find it there.
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Riko
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Today we actually start our countdown for the Top
10 Cards of 2015. A lot of cards on the list I
submitted ended up not making it on the overall
list, but 2015 was filled with a lot of incredible
cards, especially during the latter half of the
year. Like in 2014, I will mention a card’s position
on my personal list (if it was there), and at the
end of the year I will publish my full list.
With that being said, #10 on our list is PSY-Framelord
Omega.
Position on my list: #6
The most popular card from High-Speed Riders, PSY-Framelord
Omega is one of the best Synchro Monsters in recent
times, and arguably one of the best Synchro Monsters
ever. With a very strong 2800 ATK as well as three
solid effects (including one that returns him to the
Extra Deck), this card has quickly become a staple
in any Deck that can churn out Level 8 Synchro
Monsters. Omega is a very strong opening play, as he
is able to save himself with his self-banishing
effect, while also sniping a card from the
opponent’s hand temporarily, hindering their plays
and giving you valuable knowledge on what they have.
His ability to return cards that are banished to the
Graveyard has proven incredibly potent in many
Decks, particularly Performage (to recycle Damage
Juggler) and Infernoids.
Overall, PSY-Framelord Omega is a major force to be
reckoned with, and if you can get around the $30
price tag associated with him, he’s well worth
adding to your arsenal.
Rating: 4/5
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Kingof
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Hello Pojo Fans,
PSY-Framelord Omega comes in at #10 in our Top Cards
of 2015 here at Pojo.com. This Synchro has a great
deal going for it on the surface involving its
stats, Attribute, and Type. Not requiring specific
syncing materials helps its playability as well.
Banishing a card from your opponents hand along with
this card until your next Standby Phase eliminates
an asset to your opponent, as well as allows you to
see what your opponent has in their hand. Every turn
this card returns you can use this effect, selecting
a different card each time (unless your opponent
shuffles and you are unlucky to pick the same). Use
Call of The Haunted to bring Omega back during your
opponents turn, use this effect to remove it and a
card from their hand, then get your monster back
without it being attached to CoTH at your next
Standby Phase. If Omega is in your graveyard during
a topdecking situation, this combo can mean death
for your opponent.
A monster effect during your opponents turn is
usually good. When it returns resources to your
grave from the banished zone, it's even better.
Something to note, it does not state who owns the
banished card being returned. If your opponent
relies on cards being banished like Kozmos, return
one to the graveyard to disrupt their plays.
Players usually need other cards to recycle Extra
Deck monsters. Omega can recycle itself using any
other card in either players graveyard. Not only
will you be returning Omega to use again, but you
can use this effect to take away something from your
opponent.
PSY-Framelord Omega is a great Synchro to consider
if you run Tuner monsters. It's strong, has great
support behind it, and has some great effects.
Advanced-3.5/5
Art-4/5
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby
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