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FIRE

FIRE (Honō "Flame") is an Attribute commonly associated with Pyro, Dragon, Dinosaur and Machine-Type monsters, though it is not uncommon in other Types such as Warrior or even Beast. FIRE is diametrically opposed to WATER, but there is no direct advantage outside some of the video games (however this idea also appears in the effects of some cards like "Frost and Flame Dragon", "Elemental HERO Inferno", "Star Boy" or "Little Chimera").

FIRE monsters tend to focus on inflicting Effect damage to the opponent, a mechanic traditionally known as "Burning". In recent years, a trend among FIRE monsters is that many of them have 200 DEF.

Recent FIRE Archetypes are also fast and combo-oriented, and while they are slow at the start, they tend to build-up for huge plays that often result in One Turn Kills. They also tend to use some Anti-Meta strategies, like Graveyard manipulation, banishing and negating effects.

Pyro

Pyro ( Honō "Flame") are a Type of monster that are almost always of the FIRE Attribute, and represent control over FIRE, or they may be an embodiment of fire itself. Their effects often involve the dealing of effect damage to the opponent. They are used by Axel Brodie in the anime.

Currently, there is no Field Spell Card designed especially for Pyro-Type monsters, though the card "Molten Destruction" works to increase the ATK of FIRE monsters by 500.

Pyro Archetypes includes "Volcanic", "Laval", "Flamvell", and "Hazy Flame".

Some prominent Pyro-Type monsters include "Uria, Lord of Searing Flames", "Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch", "Fire Princess", "Volcanic Doomfire", "Infernal Flame Emperor", "Raging Flame Sprite", "Tenkabito Shien" and "Old Entity Chthugua".

Support cards include "Gaia Soul the Combustible Collective", "Solar Flare Dragon", "Royal Firestorm Guards", and "The Thing in the Crater".

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"Number" (Japanese: Ｎｏ． Nanbāzu, "Numbers") is an archetype of Xyz Monsters that are the focus of the story in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime and manga series. Each "Number" monster has a corresponding natural number included at the start of its name after "Number" (and occasionally a letter, such as C).

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