Can you contact fuse face down?

Yes, in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, you can use your own face-down monsters as material for Contact Fusions (and regular Fusion Summons) because you, as the controller, know their identity, even if your opponent doesn't, but you must reveal them to confirm they meet the criteria. You cannot use your opponent's face-down monsters unless their card effects specifically allow it, as their information isn't public knowledge for your summon.
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Can you fusion face down?

You can use face-down monsters as Fusion Material Monsters.
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Can you target a face down monster?

You cannot target face-down cards (on either side of the field) for effects, except if they only say "Target 1 card", "Target 2 monsters", "Target 3 Defense Position monsters", "Target 4 Spell/Trap Cards", "Target 5 face-down Spell/Trap Cards", etc.
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How to contact Fuse Yugioh?

If a monster is face down and you want to use it for contact fusion you must show it to your opponent(s) (not flip) before moving it to its respective destination, e.g., a Neos going back into the deck. Gladiator Beasts go back to the deck. VWXYZ and Armityle the Chaos Phantom monsters are removed from play.
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Can I equip a face down monster?

Face-down Monster Cards cannot be equipped with Equip Cards; if a monster equipped with an Equip Card(s) is flipped face-down, the Equip Card(s) equipped to that flipped monster is destroyed.
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why you shouldn't attack face down monsters

Can you put a token face down?

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, tokens absolutely cannot be flipped face-down; they are always face-up monsters and are unaffected by cards like Book of Moon or Swords of Concealing Light, simply remaining in their position or disappearing if sent to the graveyard, while in Magic: The Gathering, tokens can generally be turned face-down like other permanents unless a specific rule or card effect prevents it. 
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Which monster can be equipped with a fusion weapon?

Equip only to a Level 6 or lower Fusion Monster.
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Is contact fusion properly summoned?

It does count as being summoned properly.
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Can I tribute from my hand?

Unless a card specifically states otherwise, you can only tribute summon monsters from your side of the field, not from your hand.
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Can I xyz summon with face down monsters?

No, by default, you cannot Xyz Summon using face-down monsters in {!nav}}Yu-Gi-Oh!{/nav}}, as Xyz Materials must be face-up on the field unless a specific card effect allows otherwise; face-down monsters are considered to have no Level or Rank until flipped, making them ineligible for standard Xyz/Synchro/Link summons, though Fusion/Ritual/Tribute can use them. 
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Are face down cards permanent?

Similarly, Morph-type abilities allow cards to be cast as face-down spells, which have the same properties and become face-down permanents when they resolve.
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Does mind control work on face down monsters?

Absolutely. It doesn't state the monster must be face-up. Also, if the controlled monster hadn't been summoned in that same turn, you may Flip Summon that monster.
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Why was Monster Reborn censored?

Monster Reborn was famously changed from an Egyptian ankh to a jeweled ribbon. The goal was to remove a symbol that could be interpreted as a religious element and replace it with something that wasn't immediately objectionable.
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Can you tribute summon face-down?

Yes, you can Tribute Summon a monster to the field face-down (which is called a "Tribute Set"), and you can also use your own face-down monsters as Tributes for other summons or costs, unless the card specifically requires a face-up monster. This is a standard mechanic in Yu-Gi-Oh!. 
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Can you fusion summon with face down monsters?

Yes, you absolutely can Fusion Summon using your own face-down monsters as materials, which is a unique quirk of Fusion Summoning that differs from Synchro, Xyz, or Link summons where face-down monsters are usually treated as "blank". When you use them, you just reveal them to confirm they meet the Fusion Monster's requirements, allowing you to use them as if they were face-up for that summon. 
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Does contact fusion start a chain?

Contact Fusion is not a Fusion Summon, as it is a type of built-in Special Summon. Attempting to Special Summon via Contact Fusion opens the Summon negation window and does not start a Chain.
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Do I have to be human to be summoned?

You can be Human or Hollow to be summoned. Humans can get invaded and summon other people, while Hollow's cannot.
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How do I contact fuse?

Tel: 0800 689 0800.
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How do contact fuses work?

The contact fuze is set off when a series of connected crush switches that are placed on the exterior nose of the ordnance device make contact with the ground. The contact with solid ground activates the interior firing circuits which leads to the detonation of the ordnance device.
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What are the three types of fuses?

While fuses have many specific types, they generally fall into three broad categories: Rewirable/Link Fuses (simple wire in a holder for homes), Cartridge Fuses (sealed, common in appliances/cars like blade or HRC types), and Resettable Fuses (like PTCs that auto-reset after a fault). You'll also find specialized High-Voltage Fuses for industrial power, protecting transformers and lines.
 
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What is the rarest Yugioh card ever?

The rarest Yu-Gi-Oh! card is widely considered to be Tyler the Great Warrior, a unique, one-of-a-kind card created for a Make-a-Wish child, selling for over $300,000; however, other extremely rare prize cards like the Tournament Black Luster Soldier, with an original $10 million tag, and the single-copy Shichifukujin Dragon, make them contenders for the absolute rarest based on exclusivity and value. 
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Can you fusion summon without poly?

Yes, traditionally you need a Fusion Spell card like Polymerization (or a similar card) and specific Fusion Materials (from hand/field) to Fusion Summon, sending those materials to the Graveyard to bring out the Fusion Monster from the Extra Deck. However, some Fusion Monsters have specific text like "You do not use 'Polymerization'" for effects like Contact Fusion, allowing them to be summoned by other means, like banishing materials, without needing the card. 
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What is the strongest fusion in Pokémon?

There isn't one single "strongest" fusion, as it depends on the game/mod (like Pokémon Infinite Fusion) and playstyle, but top contenders often combine immense stats and broken abilities, with Mewtwo/Rayquaza (Mewtwo's body/Rayquaza's head for legendary power), Shuckle/Aegislash (bulky tank), Gengar/Lucario (Ghost/Fighting), or fusions with Arceus/Mew often cited for overwhelming power, incredible coverage, or unmatched defensive setups. The strongest often break the game with insane Base Stat Totals (BSTs) or game-breaking abilities like Wonder Guard.
 
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