Hyperdimension Neptunia the Archetype

[Ultimagamer]

This was a series of 30 ish cards or so I created around the anime "Hyperdimension Neptunia" which is one of, if not my favorite anime to this day. I thought that the way that the girls in the show access a form of energy called share energy and used it to transform into different versions of themselves was much similar to the masked hero playstyle shown in yugioh. 

 

That's kinda what this archetype is about. Masked hero style fusions along with having effects when sent to the graveyard and effects on summon. I've created monsters based around the main 6 goddesses of the show, along with their sisters the candidates. If and Compa brought in since they are good friends with main 6 goddesses. The link monsters are based around the 4 oracles of the four lands of the show. The field spell is based around Gamindustri, which is the planet on which they live. More and more like that.

 

Please tell me your thoughts on these cards, I am always willing to listen to feedback and change cards accordingly

 

Gamindustri CPU: Neptune

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summoned: you can add 1 “CPU” spell or trap card from your deck to your hand, then send 1 card from your hand or from your field to the graveyard. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can return 1 of your banished “CPU” cards or a “CPU” card from your graveyard to your deck; draw 1 card. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Neptune” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri CPU: Plutia

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summon: you can look at the top 3 cards of your deck, then if one of those cards is a “CPU” card you can set that card to your field or special summon it in defense mode if it a monster. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can special summon 1 “CPU” link monster from your extra deck, but send it to the graveyard during the end phase. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Plutia” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri CPU: Noire

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summoned: you can add 1 “CPU” monster from your deck to your hand, except “Gamindustri CPU: Noire”, then send 1 card from your hand or from your field to the graveyard. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can send 1 “CPU card from your deck to your graveyard, except “Gamindustri CPU: Noire”. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Noire” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri CPU: Blanc

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summoned: you can set 1 “CPU” spell / trap card directly from your deck to your field, then send 1 card from your hand or from your field to your graveyard. Spell / trap cards set with this effect can be activated during the turn they are set. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can banish 1 other “CPU” card from your graveyard: set 1 “CPU” card from your graveyard to your field. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Blanc” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri CPU: Vert

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summoned: you can special summon 1 “CPU” monster from your deck to your field in defense position, then send 1 card from your hand or from your field to your graveyard. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can special summon this card from your graveyard in attack position. Monsters summoned by this effect cannot be used as a material for an extra deck monster, except for “CPU” monsters. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Vert” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri CPU: Peashy

Level 4 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1800 attack / 1000 defense

 

If this card is normal or special summoned: you can special summon 1 “CPU” monster from your graveyard, except “Gamindustri CPU: Peashy”, then send 1 card from your hand or from your field to the graveyard. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can special summon 1 “CPU” monster from your hand, except “Gamindustri CPU: Peashy”. You can only use each effect of “Gamindustri CPU: Peashy” once per turn.

 

CPU Candidate: Nepgear

Level 3 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1400 attack / 800 defense

 

If you control a “CPU monster, except “CPU Candidate: Nepgear” you can special summon this card from your hand. This special summoned card cannot be used as a link material, except for the link summon of a “CPU” monster. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect of for the link summon of a “CPU monster: you can send 1 card from your hand to the graveyard to draw 1 card. You can only use each effect of “CPu Candidate: Nepgear” once per turn.

 

CPU Candidate: Uni

Level 3 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1400 attack / 800 defense

 

If you control a “CPU” monster, except “CPU Candidate: Uni” you can special summon this card from your hand. This special summoned card cannot be used as a link material, except for the link summon of a “CPU” monster. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect or for the link summon of a “CPU” monster: you can send 1 card from your hand to the graveyard to send 1 “CPU” card from your deck to your graveyard. You can only use each effect of “CPU Candidate: Uni” once per turn.

 

CPU Candidate: Rom

Level 3 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1400 attack / 800 defense

 

If you control a “CPU monster, except “CPU Candidate: Rom” you can special summon this card from your hand. This special summoned card cannot be used as a link material, except for the link summon of a “CPU monster. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect or for the link summon of a “CPU” monster: you can send 1 card from your hand to your graveyard to add 1 “CPU monster from your graveyard to your hand. You can only use each effect of “CPU Candidate: Rom” once per turn.

 

CPU Candidate: Ram

Level 3 / Light / Warrior / Effect

1400 attack / 800 defense

 

If you control a “CPU monster, except “CPU Candidate: Ram” you can special summon this card from your hand. This special summoned card cannot be used as a link material, except for the link summon of a “CPU monster. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect or for the link summon of a “CPU” monster: you can send 1 card from your hand to your graveyard to add 1 “CPU spell or trap card from your graveyard to your hand. You can only use each effect of “CPU Candidate: Ram” once per turn.

 

CPU Helper: IF

Level 2 / Light / Warrior / Effect

500 attack / 500 defense

 

You can discard this card: add 1 “CPU” monster from your deck to your hand. During your main phase, except the turn this card was sent to the graveyard, you can banish this card: send 1 “CPU” monster from your deck to your graveyard. You can only use each effect of “CPU Helper: IF” once per turn.

 

CPU Helper: Compa

Level 2 / Light / Warrior / Effect

500 attack / 500 defense

 

You can discard this card: add 1 “CPU” spell or trap from your deck to your hand. During your main phase, except the turn this card was sent to the graveyard, you can banish this card: send 1 “CPU” spell or trap card from your deck to your graveyard. You can only use each effect of “CPU Helper: IF” once per turn

 

CPU Oracle: Histoire

Light / Warrior / Link / Effect

Link 2 / Bottom Left, Bottom Right

Link Materials: 2 Warrior type monsters, including at least  “CPU” monster

2000 attack

 

When this card is link summoned: you can reveal the top 5 cards of your deck and if you reveal a “CPU” card with this effect, you can send that card to the graveyard to draw 1 card. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters.

 

CPU Oracle: Kei Jinguji

Light / Warrior / Link / Effect

Link 3 / Bottom Left, Bottom, Bottom Right

Link Materials: 2+ Warrior type monsters, including at least  “CPU” monster

2500 attack

 

When this card is link summoned: you can target 1 “CPU” card in your graveyard; shuffle that target into the deck, then reveal the top 5 cards of your deck. If you reveal a card with the same type as the card shuffled into the deck ( monster, spell, or trap ), you can either add it to your hand, or special summon it to your field if it was a monster. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters.

 

CPU Oracle: Mina Nishizawa

Light / Warrior / Link / Effect

Link 2 / Bottom Left, Bottom Right

Link Materials: 2 Warrior type monsters, including at least  “CPU” monster

2000 attack

 

When this card is link summoned: you can special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: Rom” and/or 1 “CPU Candidate: Ram” from your hand, deck, or graveyard in defense mode, but they cannot be used a Xyz material, also send them to the graveyard during the end phase. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters.

 

CPU Oracle: Chika Hakozaki

Light / Warrior / Link / Effect

Link 3 / Bottom Left, Bottom, Bottom Right

Link Materials: 2+ Warrior type monsters, including at least  “CPU” monster

2500 attack

 

When this card is link summoned: you can special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: Nepgear” and/or 1 “CPU Candidate: Uni” from your hand, deck, or graveyard in defense mode, but they cannot be used a Xyz material, also send them to the graveyard during the end phase. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters.

 

CPU: Purple Heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

3300 attack / 3000 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Neptune” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. If this card destroys a monster by battle, apply the following effects in sequence, if possible

• Draw 1 card

• This card can make an additional attack during this battle phase

• If it’s the opponent’s battle phase it immediately becomes the start of your own battle phase

 

CPU: Iris Heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2800 attack / 1200 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Plutia” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. While you control this card, your opponent cannot target “CPU” monsters you control with cards or effects. This card cannot be destroyed by battle while your opponent controls a monster whose original attack is lower than this card.

 

CPU: Black Heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2500 attack / 3500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Noire” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. Once per turn, when your opponent activates a card or effect while this card is in attack mode: you can negate that effect, then switch this card to defense mode. While this card is in defense mode all monsters you control are unaffected by the effects of cards your opponent controls that do not target.

 

CPU: White Heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2800 attack / 1500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Blanc” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. Once per turn, you can target 1 “CPU” monster in your graveyard: special summon that target to your field ignoring it’s summoning conditions.. Once per turn, if a “CPU” card is summoned to your field, while this card is on the field, you can draw  card for every “CPU” monster summoned by that effect.

 

CPU: Green heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2700 attack / 1800 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Vert” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. Once per turn: you can send 1 card from your hand to the graveyard and banish 1 “CPU” monster from your graveyard to special summon 1 level 8 “CPU” fusion monster from your extra deck ignoring it’s summoning conditions. You can send 1  “CPU monster you control to the graveyard, and if you do, you can draw 1 card for every 3 levels that it had. You can only use each effect of “CPU: Green Heart” once per turn.

 

CPU: Yellow Heart

Level 10 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2000 atack / 5000 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “Gamindustri CPU: Peashy” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. Your opponent cannot target cards you control for effects or for attacks, except this one. This card is unaffected by the effects of cards that target this card once per turn. At the start of your opponent’s battle phase, switch this card to defense mode.

 

CPU Candidate: Purple Sister

Level 8 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2000 attack / 2500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “CPU Candidate: Nepgear” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. All monsters you control gain 500 attack. While you control this card, all monsters you control cannot be destroyed by battle once per turn. If a monster you control would be destroyed by battle, you can switch this card to defense position, then your monster is not destroyed by that battle. If this card leaves the field: special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: Nepgear” from your graveyard.

 

CPU Candidate: Black Sister

Level 8 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2000 attack / 2500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “CPU Candidate: Uni” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. If your opponent would target a card(s) you control with a card or effect: you can switch this card to defense position: negate that effect. This defense position card cannot be destroyed by your opponent, either by battle or card effect. If this card is sent to the graveyard: special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: Uni” from your graveyard.

 

CPU Candidate: The First White Sister

Level 8 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

1500 attack / 1500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “CPU Candidate: Rom” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. This card is unaffected by all card effects, except for “CPU” cards you control. If this card is sent to the graveyard: target 1 monster on the field; send that monster to the graveyard, then special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: The Second White Sister” from your extra deck ignoring it’s summoning conditions.

 

CPU Candidate: The Second White Sister

Level 8 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

1500 attack / 1500 defense

 

Must first be special summoned with “CPU: Hard Drive Divinity” sending “CPU Candidate: Ram” to the graveyard, and cannot be summoned by other ways. This card is unaffected by all card effects, except for “CPU” cards you control. If this card is sent to the graveyard: target 1 spell or trap card on the field; send that card to the graveyard, then special summon 1 “CPU Candidate: The First White Sister” from your extra deck ignoring it’s summoning conditions.

 

CPU Reporters: Dengeki, Famitsu, and 4Gamer

Level 5 / Light / Warrior / Fusion / Effect

2000 attack / 2000 defense

 

You can fusion summon this card by discarding 2 “CPU” monsters with different names while you control a “CPU” field spell. When this card is summoned: you can special summon up to 3 “CPU” monsters with different names from your graveyard, but their effects are negated, they cannot attack, also send them to the graveyard during the end phase. You cannot summon monsters from the extra during the turn you activate this effect, except “CPU” monsters. You can only use this effect of “CPU Reporters: Dengki, Famitsu, and 4Gamer” once per turn.

 

CPU Hard Drive Divinity

Spell - Quickplay

 

Send any number of “CPU” monsters you control to the graveyard, and if you do, special summon 1 “CPU” fusion monster from your extra deck for every monster sent to the graveyard by this effect. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect, you can add 1 other “CPU” card from your graveyard to your hand. You can only use this effect of “CPU Hard Drive Divinity” once per turn.

 

CPU Battle Shift

Spell - Quickplay

 

Return 1 “CPU” fusion monster you control to the extra deck, and if you do, special summon 1 “CPU” fusion monster from your extra deck with the same level but with a different name than the returned monster ignoring it’s summoning conditions. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect, you can add 1 other “CPU” card from your graveyard to your hand. You can only use this effect of “CPU Battle Shift” once per turn.

 

Gamindustri, Home of the CPUs

Spell - Field

 

When this card is activated: you can send 1 other card from your hand or field to the graveyard to special summon 1 “CPU” monster from your deck. Once per turn, when a “CPU” monster you control would activate it’s effect to send a card from hand or field to the graveyard, you can send 1 “CPU” card from your deck to the graveyard for that effect instead. You cannot summon monsters from the extra deck, except “CPU” monsters.

 

CPU Depleting Shares, the Final Assault

Spell - Quickplay

 

When a “CPU” monster you control battles a monster with higher attack: apply one of the following effects. If your lifepoints are 1000 or less, you can apply both effects instead. The applied effect(s) last until the end of the battle phase. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: draw 1 card.

• The targeted monster gains attack equal to half of the combined attack of all of the “CPU” monsters you control with different names

• The targeted monster gains attack equal to the attack of the monster it battles during damage calculation

 

CPU Pudding Break

Trap - Normal

 

Activate only while you control a “CPU” monster: you can send 1 card from your hand or field to the graveyard so that all monsters you control cannot be destroyed by battle or card effects during this turn, also you take no battle or effect damage during this turn. If this card is sent to the graveyard by a card effect: you can draw 1 card.

 

[Dova]

Never seen the anime, so can't comment on flavour :( Anyway, my default suggestion is to always cut down archetypes unless they're composed of sub-archetypes that can play in their own way. Too many cards render others useless, as you can only run so many in a Deck, you know? Anyway, let's build a Deck.

 

Immediately IF and Compa have themselves at 3 each, even with their HOPT. Simple searchers that don't eat up your NS? Sign me up. Perhaps a bit too easy, but let's move on. Plutia goes to 3, due to it not having to eat up your field and granting any potential card in your top 3 of your Deck. Vert also at 3, as he immediately replenishes himself with his own effect; he shouldn't be able to SS himself from the Deck though, as otherwise he's instant R4 Material in any Deck. I will comment briefly on the fact that all of the monsters that trigger their own effects do so very easily, in fact, too easily. I really would suggest that their effects should read "sent to the GY by another card's effect" so that they have to rely on each other more. Also, right now, you have far too much searching and Special Summoning; the sending the GY is their only real theme at the moment, and even that's barely a thing outside of more searching and Special Summoning, so they're not interesting to play or use. Anyway, Voire also at 3, as he searches then triggers another of your CPUs, and that pretty much wraps up all the monsters to be run at 3. 

 

Divinity being an archetypal multiple Foolish Burial is far too powerful. Also, Quick-Play much? Make it only be able to Summon one, or make you have to discard to activate it instead of sending to the Deck. Or both. Either way, its at 3, and same with the Field Spell. Said Field Spell is a pretty interesting card, especially when compared to the rest of the archetype. Divinity had the potential of being unique, but really considering all the main deck monsters simply have "sent to the GY by a card effect" there's so much freedom as to how they go there, they might as well be Shaddolls. In fact, these cards are simply better Shaddolls right now. Pudding Break gives a lot of draws, works amazingly with Burial of Belongings, and is a decent card in its own right. That puts us up to 9, plus the 3 mandatory Burial of Belongings in order to take advantage of these cards. Add a Foolish Burial, Reinforcement of the Army, and perhaps a Depleting Shares, as even though its not amazing, it is searchable. Oh, and 3 Battle Shifts, considering it gets you an instant potential Level 10 Fusion. What fun.

 

Alright, so we have 15 Main Deck monsters right now, and 18 Spells/Traps. That leaves us with 7 cards to work with. No Monster Reborn or Soul Charge, due to the Summoning restrictions on these cards. Let's have a triple Netgear; we don't really need the other SSing from hand's monster's GY searchings, as the Spells/Traps handle it for us. Double Netpune for recycling and S/T searching, and double Peashy for mid-game shenanigans. In fact, you would deck out so quickly with this card it might as well be early game.

 

But wait, we don't have most of the SSs from hand! Well, that doesn't really matter. Netgear has no HOPT on his SSing effect, as as you've currently written it simply applies like Cyber Dragon. And besides, we only need the Links so we can spam out the Fusions without literally using any of the cards on our hand or field. Like seriously, there's barely any point to be this consistent, but for some reason the Deck is. Hey, we could even replace that double Neptune, Peashy, and one other MD card with Exodia and it might actually be playable. 

 

As for your Extra Deck, we immediately dump all of the Fusions that we aren't playing the corresponding counterpart for. We need that Extra Deck space. That said, we can also get rid of Mina and Chika, as they rely on monsters we don't run. Histoire's lack of HOPT makes it an immediate 3-of, with Kei being at 2 because it's harder to Summon, yet allows you to Summon more Fusions. 1 of CPU Reporters as we are barely using our hand anyway, and a triple Summon from the Deck is always welcome. Fun fact, Reporters doesn't trigger your monster's effect if it is Fusion Summoned, as a condition to Summon is not a card effect. Can't make any suggestions to fix that with your current set, as unless you are using an activating effect, is not considered sending it to the GY by a card effect, and you can't have effects that simply activate face-down in your Extra Deck. Also, considering you're missing materials, you also need it to be unable to be Fusion Summoned. or you can write:

2 "CPU" monsters with different names.

Must first be Special Summoned (from your hand) by sending the above cards in your hand to the GY (You do not use "Polymerization.)

 

I'm going to stop with making up the decklist. Normally I do this practice to show people what cards to drop and what cards they currently have to keep, as you can't keep 30 cards in a Deck while being consistent. However, what you have right now is so powerful, it would barely be noticeable if you ran the "bad" cards. It's would still be a Tier 1 Deck, and without them, it absolutely destroys any hope other Decks have at getting anywhere, as unlike most Decks without much creative drive and too much SSing and consistency, you have the bosses to back it up. Even your own cards have completely defeated the point of others, as you can run the good Fusion bosses that have "bad" counterparts as you have your Spell that returns 1 to your ED to SS another. There's no reason to run anything other than the purely best, and I can't really see how to salvage this other than from starting from the beginning again.