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[MyBlackwingPlaylist]

G'day. Today's card is one of nostalgic value to players like myself, who were big GX-era fans. The one card that actually makes a Neos deck look decent, and one that fans begged for for years - Miracle Contact.

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Shuffle into the Deck, from your hand, field, or Graveyard, the Fusion Material Monster that are listed on an "Elemental HERO" Fusion Monster that lists "Elemental HERO Neos" as a Fusion Material, then Special Summon that Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, ignoring its Summoning conditions.

Now, this card is obviously only feasible in a Neo-Spacian deck (or, an Elemental HERO Neos Knight deck). This card is spectacular at bringing out the Neos Fusions, particularly stars like Elemental HERO Aqua Neos and Elemental HERO Glow Neos, who had cool, powerful effects but never saw use because of their harsh summon requirements. Miracle Contact has the largest range of all Fusion cards (tying with Cyberdark Impact!), allowing you to use your hand, Deck, and Graveyard to garner materials. This means dead draws can be taken care of, or you can build from your Grave without losing advantage.

Of course, Miracle Contact doesn't relieve the drawback effect of the Neos Fusions, with their effect of returning to the Extra Deck at the End Phase. This can be remedied though by using cards like Instant Neo Space or Contact Out. Also, you can summon 1 of the "Triple Contact Fusions", which have effects that'll activate upon their leaving the field. Elemental HERO Magma Neos has a very powerful effect to overpower nearly every monster and return your opponent's cards once he goes.

Miracle Contact has a lot of fun with Convert Contact, as the two can be used interchangeably. Convert can fuel Miracle Contact by sending Neo-Spacians to the Grave quickly, letting you draw, and then you can use Miracle Contact. Adversely, Miracle can put back Neo-Spacians in the Deck to be sent by Convert.

Suffice to say, Miracle Contact is a very welcome card in REDU. Yes, it's not the greatest card ever, but it supports an otherwise-dead archetype greatly and, in itself, is one of the most powerful Fusion cards.

Usability: 9/10, excellent, though returning to the Deck is what hurt Neos decks in the first place
Art: 8/10, great art like in the anime. Wish Neos' head was more visible.

[warrain]

Ok this is nice. I wish this was out back when I was testing my Neos deck. I still have it (not together), but man does it suck. I might consider rebuilding it if i could get 3 of these....  then again... probably not. it was something about those neo-spacians that i couldn't get with. I don't really know what to say, it's a good card but the targets and the deck it'd be in are not as good.

4/5 cause it adds much much needed stablity to such a crazy unstable deck (maybe it's just me.... but I've never seen anyone build a good neospacian deck)

[storyteller]

AHL + Prisma + this = 2x Air Neos at 6500?

[Sho Shinjo]

This would be like 50 times better if it could Summon ANY Fusion that requires Neos. As it asks for an "Elemental HERO" Fusion, no Rainbow Neos. Which is saaaad, since it's like the best Neos Fusion ever.

Still, the other Neos Fusions have good effects actually, so you can do cool things, even if it's for a turn. Storm Neos, Magma Neos, Aqua Neos and Air Neos will surely let you do cool shenanigans.

You can also Summon Dark Neos, target itself with its effect and gain a beatstick that will never return to the Extra Deck. And then BLS shenanigans because LIGHT/DARK.

Traditional: Nope.
Advanced: 9/10 The card itself is very, VERY good. The actual Neo-Spacian Deck is what's not that good. Still, I'm pretty sure you can easily make a Neo-Spacian Junk and Debris with teched Miracle Contacts and whatnot, that could be fun. Or spam effects then go Rank 7 all day.
Art: 9/10 Neos looks awesome here.

[Rothon the Keymaster]

a boon to neos decks, I played with one a bit and it was fun but not succesful. altogether good though.