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Also I don't think anyone really mixed them together cuz of them both doing different things
The Fusion monsters in ED are mostly there to act as bridges for Branded in High Spirits (did you know that Mirrorjade is a Wyrm, not a Dragon?), which can give you access to any monster that mentions "Fallen of Albaz," including Quem, the various Ecclesias, and of course, Albaz himself, all of which can start your plays.
The deck plays similarly to Bystial Runick in that it wants to turbo out lots of level 8/10 synchro monsters using the ss effects of the Ecclesias and the Bystials (the former returning themselves to your hand every turn or else being summoned from GY off Golden Swordsoul's effect), only with the bonus effect of being able to bring out Albaz on the opponent's turn to yoink ED monsters.
New Frontier is actually a surprisingly decent card (it can use both effects on the same turn, searching and then summoning Albaz), as is Albaz the Ashen. Ashen usually winds up at like 3800 attack by the end of your first turn and he provides blanket targeting protection for your board. He's also a self-recursing level 4 non-tuner, which is great in a synchro deck.
From what I've played, Gymir Aegirine and Qixing Longyuan are tertiary; you could drop them for Chaos Angel and Draco Berserker of the Tenyi and probably do just fine. For a while I was running Scarlight RDA simply to have a dark dragon monster on field to get Lubellion out of the GY and onto the field more consistently to set Beast/Regained, since your Bystials are better used as non-tuner synchro material.
The second Chengying also hasn't come up for me, for what it's worth.
The Albaz ED monsters are meant to be used as a bridge into your starters via High Spirits or to fulfill the activation requirements of Ashen, Cartesia, and Quem; it also turns Incredible Ecclesia into more than a substitute Mo Ye, as an Ecclesia left on board can also quick effect swap to an Albaz on the opponent's turn for interruption.
It's pretty easy to set that up in Dis Pater lines; you just banish the Ecclesia during your combo and then revive her off Dis Pater before you tribute him off with Lubellion.
Branded's fusion locks are on Opening and Fusion. The deck runs neither, or at least mine doesn't, though I've been experimenting with Bystial synchro lines in Branded and I think Branded Fusion could potentially work in Branded Swordsoul as a "the last thing you do on your turn" kind of card, like Nadir, only far more searchable.
yeah its a fun deck, but i gotta agree with spookywood it often ends on just swordsoul (maybe like 20-40% of the time feels like (sometimes just swordsoul is enough though), the branded pieces are better at searching swordsoul but the swordsoul half cant search the branded pieces at all