“…With many great achievements in the past decades, there are mainly two typical synthetic strategies (strategies I and II, Scheme 7) in the construction of PDs, including the cyclization of pyridazine-ring (PD-ring) (strategy I) and the modification of PDring (strategy II) from various precursory chemicals. On the one hand, the cyclization of PD-ring (strategy I) could be achieved by several methods, such as the Schiff-base condensation between hydrazine and diketones 122 /anhydrides 73 /aromatic ortho-diesters, 6 oxidative N-N coupling cyclization between hydroxylamine and dinitrogen tetroxide (N 2 O 4 ), 123 or t-BuOCl and aromatic diamines, 78 Diels-Alder cycloaddition between tetrazines and substituted acetylenes [124][125][126] or ethylenes, 57,127 [3+n] cycloaddition from azomethine ylides, 128 diazo-based cycloaddition 48,104 or quarternizative cyclization, 102 and photoactivation of pyridazine-N-Oxides (PD-N-Oxides). 129 On the other hand, the modification of PD-ring (strategy II) could be achieved by a huge number of C-C or C-N coupling or cyclization methods, including Suzuki reaction, Stille reaction, nucleophilic substitution, Sonogashira reaction, Aldol condensation, C-H activated direct arylation, Minisci reaction, Ullmann reaction, Buchwald-Hartwig reaction, and aroylation via wet chemistry, thermochemistry, photochemistry, and/or electrochemistry, which have been significantly investigated and/or summarized.…”