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"'''Rank-Up-Magic'''" ({{Ruby|ＲＵＭ|ランクアップマジック}} ''Rankuappu Majikku'') is an [[archetype]] of [[Spell Card]]s introduced in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. Their [[card effect|effects]] allow one to [[Rank-Up]] an [[Xyz Monster]]. An Xyz Monster with a [[Rank]] higher than the [[target]] is [[Special Summon]]ed from the [[Extra Deck]], and the targeted Xyz Monster and its [[Xyz Material]]s become Xyz Materials on the newly Summoned [[Monster Card|monster]]. This process is called "[[Xyz Evolution#Chaos Xyz Evolution|Chaos Xyz Evolution]]" (when performed with Rank-Up-Magic cards associated with the power of Chaos) or "[[Xyz Evolution#Rank-Up Xyz Evolution|Rank-Up Xyz Evolution]]" (when performed with other methods). | "'''Rank-Up-Magic'''" ({{Ruby|ＲＵＭ|ランクアップマジック}} ''Rankuappu Majikku'') is an [[archetype]] of [[Spell Card]]s introduced in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. Their [[card effect|effects]] allow one to [[Rank-Up]] an [[Xyz Monster]]. An Xyz Monster with a [[Rank]] higher than the [[target]] is [[Special Summon]]ed from the [[Extra Deck]], and the targeted Xyz Monster and its [[Xyz Material]]s become Xyz Materials on the newly Summoned [[Monster Card|monster]]. This process is called "[[Xyz Evolution#Chaos Xyz Evolution|Chaos Xyz Evolution]]" (when performed with Rank-Up-Magic cards associated with the power of Chaos) or "[[Xyz Evolution#Rank-Up Xyz Evolution|Rank-Up Xyz Evolution]]" (when performed with other methods). | ||
| − | == Story == | + | In the Japanese version of the anime, whenever a Duelist declares the activation of a "Rank-Up-Magic" card, they do not say the phrase "I activate the Spell Card..." However, if the card is not a Normal Spell Card, they declare the card's property. |
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The Rank-Up-Magic cards were first introduced in the anime by [[Girag]], who used "[[Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force (anime)|Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force]]" to brainwash residents of [[Heartland]] in order to take the "[[Numbers]]" from [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]], [[Astral]] and [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]]. Each time it would be used to Rank-Up Xyz Monsters into "[[CXyz]]" monsters in order to overpower the "Numbers". [[Mizar]] used it next when he himself ranked up his "[[Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (anime)|Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]" in order to form its Chaos form. This monster wasn't fully revealed as the [[Sphere Field]] collapsed from its power. [[Alito]] and Girag both ranked up their respective "[[Number 10X]]" monsters. Both of them were defeated by Yuma and Astral (Girag was also defeated by [[Vector]] posing as Ray). In the same Duel where Girag was defeated, Yuma gained his own Rank-Up-Magic card in the form of "[[Rank-Up-Magic Limited Barian's Force (anime)|Limited Barian's Force]]" during his Duel with Girag from "Ray" but was later transformed into "[[Rank-Up-Magic Numeron Force (anime)|Numeron Force]]" by [[ZEXAL II]]. Vector also demonstrated his mastery of Rank-Up-Magic cards when he used "Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force" on his "Number 10X" monster, and also to brainwash [[Brook Walker]]. | The Rank-Up-Magic cards were first introduced in the anime by [[Girag]], who used "[[Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force (anime)|Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force]]" to brainwash residents of [[Heartland]] in order to take the "[[Numbers]]" from [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]], [[Astral]] and [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]]. Each time it would be used to Rank-Up Xyz Monsters into "[[CXyz]]" monsters in order to overpower the "Numbers". [[Mizar]] used it next when he himself ranked up his "[[Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (anime)|Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]" in order to form its Chaos form. This monster wasn't fully revealed as the [[Sphere Field]] collapsed from its power. [[Alito]] and Girag both ranked up their respective "[[Number 10X]]" monsters. Both of them were defeated by Yuma and Astral (Girag was also defeated by [[Vector]] posing as Ray). In the same Duel where Girag was defeated, Yuma gained his own Rank-Up-Magic card in the form of "[[Rank-Up-Magic Limited Barian's Force (anime)|Limited Barian's Force]]" during his Duel with Girag from "Ray" but was later transformed into "[[Rank-Up-Magic Numeron Force (anime)|Numeron Force]]" by [[ZEXAL II]]. Vector also demonstrated his mastery of Rank-Up-Magic cards when he used "Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force" on his "Number 10X" monster, and also to brainwash [[Brook Walker]]. | ||
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In the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL (manga)|''ZEXAL'' manga]], [[Yuma Tsukumo (manga)|Yuma]] obtained "[[Rank-Up-Magic Shining Force]]" during his second Duel against [[Kaito Tenjo (manga)|Kaito]]. | In the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL (manga)|''ZEXAL'' manga]], [[Yuma Tsukumo (manga)|Yuma]] obtained "[[Rank-Up-Magic Shining Force]]" during his second Duel against [[Kaito Tenjo (manga)|Kaito]]. | ||
| − | In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|ARC-V]]'' anime, five Duelists possess the following amount of "Rank-Up-Magic" cards | + | ===ARC-V=== |
| − | *[[Shay Obsidian]] | + | In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|ARC-V]]'' anime, five Duelists possess the following amount of "Rank-Up-Magic" cards: |
| − | *[[Yuya Sakaki]]/[[Yuto]] | + | *[[Shay Obsidian]] - 10 ("[[Rank-Up-Magic Raptor's Force (anime)|Raptor's Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Revolution Force (anime)|Revolution Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Raid Force (anime)|Raid Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Doom Double Force (anime)|Doom Double Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Soul Shave Force (anime)|Soul Shave Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Skip Force (anime)|Skip Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Escape Force|Escape Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Devotion Force|Devotion Force]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Limitover Force|Limitover Force]]", & "[[Rank-Up-Magic Battle Up Force|Battle Up Force]]") |
| − | *[[Kite Tenjo (ARC-V)|Kite Tenjo]] | + | *[[Yuya Sakaki]]/[[Yuto]] - 2 ("[[The Phantom Knights' Rank-Up-Magic Launch (anime)|The Phantom Knights' Launch]]" & "[[Rank-Up-Magic Burial of The Phantom Knights|The Phantom Knights' Burial]]") |
| − | *[[Dennis McField]] | + | *[[Kite Tenjo (ARC-V)|Kite Tenjo]] - 4 ("[[Rank-Up-Magic Cipher Ascension (anime)|Cipher Ascension]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Cipher Pursuit|Cipher Pursuit]]", "[[Rank-Up-Magic Cipher Shock|Cipher Shock]]", & "Limitover Force") |
| + | *[[Dennis McField]] - 1 ("[[Rank-Up-Magic Magical Force|Magical Force]]") | ||
"Rank-Up-Magic" cards are implied to not exist in the [[Standard Dimension]], as [[Dipper O'rion]] has stated that [[LID]] doesn't instruct people in their use. | "Rank-Up-Magic" cards are implied to not exist in the [[Standard Dimension]], as [[Dipper O'rion]] has stated that [[LID]] doesn't instruct people in their use. | ||
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In the Japanese version of the anime, whenever a Duelist declares the activation of a "Rank-Up-Magic" card, they do not say the phrase "I activate the Spell Card..." However, if the card is not a Normal Spell Card, they declare the card's property.
Story
ZEXAL
The Rank-Up-Magic cards were first introduced in the anime by Girag, who used "Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force" to brainwash residents of Heartland in order to take the "Numbers" from Yuma, Astral and Shark. Each time it would be used to Rank-Up Xyz Monsters into "CXyz" monsters in order to overpower the "Numbers". Mizar used it next when he himself ranked up his "Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon" in order to form its Chaos form. This monster wasn't fully revealed as the Sphere Field collapsed from its power. Alito and Girag both ranked up their respective "Number 10X" monsters. Both of them were defeated by Yuma and Astral (Girag was also defeated by Vector posing as Ray). In the same Duel where Girag was defeated, Yuma gained his own Rank-Up-Magic card in the form of "Limited Barian's Force" during his Duel with Girag from "Ray" but was later transformed into "Numeron Force" by ZEXAL II. Vector also demonstrated his mastery of Rank-Up-Magic cards when he used "Rank-Up-Magic Barian's Force" on his "Number 10X" monster, and also to brainwash Brook Walker.
When Yuma went to the Astral World looking for Astral, he Dueled against Eliphas who used "Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force" in his Duel against Yuma, resulting in the first appearance of "Rank-Up Xyz Evolution".
Vetrix and Quinton researched the Barian World and managed to create "Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force". Due to it being reverse engineered from the Barian cards, its effect is weaker, only Ranking Up the monster and doing nothing else. Quattro, Trey and Quinton would go on to use this card against the Seven Barian Emperors".
When Shark became Nash (his Barian alter-ego) once again he augmented the Barian Emperors with the Spell Card "Rank-Up-Magic - The Seventh One" which worked specifically for their "Number 10X" monsters and was used by all the Emperors except Vector. They still retained the original "Barian's Force", and Alito used it to Summon "Number C80: Requiem in Berserk. Vector gained a new "Rank-Up-Magic" card during his Duel against Nash in Episode 137: "Admiration of the Thousands". During the same Duel Nash also demonstrated a new "Rank-Up-Magic" card: "Quick Chaos", the first "Rank-Up-Magic" Quick-Play Spell Card.
Astral's final Duel against Yuma revealed him to possess three "Rank-Up-Magic" cards: "(Double-) Utopia Force", "Dark Force", and "(Hyper-) Ultimate Force".
In the ZEXAL manga, Yuma obtained "Rank-Up-Magic Shining Force" during his second Duel against Kaito.
ARC-V
In the ARC-V anime, five Duelists possess the following amount of "Rank-Up-Magic" cards:
- Shay Obsidian - 10 ("Raptor's Force", "Revolution Force", "Raid Force", "Doom Double Force", "Soul Shave Force", "Skip Force", "Escape Force", "Devotion Force", "Limitover Force", & "Battle Up Force")
- Yuya Sakaki/Yuto - 2 ("The Phantom Knights' Launch" & "The Phantom Knights' Burial")
- Kite Tenjo - 4 ("Cipher Ascension", "Cipher Pursuit", "Cipher Shock", & "Limitover Force")
- Dennis McField - 1 ("Magical Force")
"Rank-Up-Magic" cards are implied to not exist in the Standard Dimension, as Dipper O'rion has stated that LID doesn't instruct people in their use.
