gemini cards

[76561199009521117]

i don't understand the effects of these?

This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it be treated as an Effect Monster with this effect... (various effect depending on the card)

[Tomowatt]

When you first summon a gemini monster, it's a Normal monster without any effects. In that state, you can use it for cards like An Order To Charge.

On your next turn (or when you have a normal summon to use), you can click on your gemini monster on the field and choose "normal summon". That way, you can "summon" it again; It ceases to be a Normal monster and becomes an Effect monster, with the effects listed on the card.

[droplet]

you have to normal summon them twice for their effects to work
there are workarounds though, superalloy, special summoning and spells etc.

[1WingedAngel]

The key with Gemini decks is to speed up the summons as much as possible, as they are otherwise quite slow for the Duel Links format.

If you're interested in support cards there's an equip spell available from the card trader called Supervise, which you equip to a Gemini monster to gain its effect straight away, and when the equip spell is sent to the graveyard you can special summon a normal monster from your graveyard (all Geminis are treated as normal in the GY)

Spell cards like Double Summon and Herculean Power also help you swarm the field with Gemini's, but it may not be the best use of gems to chase these cards at the moment.

[kage1822]

doesn't sound like gemini is that good of a deck, the more i research them

[droplet]

Originally posted by kage1822:

doesn't sound like gemini is that good of a deck, the more i research them

outside of duel links, gigaplant has been used to facilitate a number of loops