Difference between revisions of "Divine-Beast"
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| portuguese = Fera-Divina | | portuguese = Fera-Divina | ||
| german = Göttliches Ungeheuer | | german = Göttliches Ungeheuer | ||
| − | | italian = Divinità Bestia | + | | italian = Divinità-Bestia |
| korean = 환신야수족 | | korean = 환신야수족 | ||
| spanish = Bestia Divina | | spanish = Bestia Divina | ||
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げんしんじゅう | ||
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幻神獣 | ||
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Genshinjū | ||
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Phantom God Beast | ||
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Divine-Beast is a Type used for the Egyptian God Cards: "Slifer the Sky Dragon", "Obelisk the Tormentor" and "The Winged Dragon of Ra" and their legal reprints. In Yu-Gi-Oh! R, the Wicked Gods are also shown as Divine-Beast cards. In the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime, the Aesir are also Divine-Beast monsters.
The 3 Egyptian God Cards are deemed as legendary and are considered the most powerful cards in the entire game in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and manga, each having their own unique and devastating effects.
Divine-Beast was originally not a legal Type. However, legal reprints of "Obelisk the Tormentor", "Slifer the Sky Dragon", and "The Winged Dragon of Ra" have been released, confirming Divine-Beast as a legal type, that can be declared with cards such as "DNA Surgery". For the longest time, there was no existing support for Divine-Beast monsters until the release of "Ra's Disciple" from the booster Dragons of Legend.
Divine Type
In Reshef of Destruction, the Divine type was given to monsters so that they would not be affected by the game's standard type system, which caused monsters of certain types to automatically destroy monsters of certain types. Any cards that target "light type" monsters may also target Divine-Beasts (this might have been applied in some video games, but it does not apply to real game play). For example, "Kaiser Sea Horse's" effect applies to the summoning of Divine-Beast-Type monsters. Also, contrary to popular belief, the Divine type is just as Susceptible to card effects as any other monster, not including monsters with the ability in their effect not to be effected by said effects.
- Also See: Lists of Divine-Beast monsters.
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