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| caption        = Clockwise from upper left: "[[Fortune Fairy Hikari|Hikari]]", "[[Fortune Fairy Swee|Swee]]", "[[Fortune Fairy Hu|Hu]]" and "[[Fortune Fairy En|En]]" in the artwork of "[[Miracle Stone]]"
 
| caption        = Clockwise from upper left: "[[Fortune Fairy Hikari|Hikari]]", "[[Fortune Fairy Swee|Swee]]", "[[Fortune Fairy Hu|Hu]]" and "[[Fortune Fairy En|En]]" in the artwork of "[[Miracle Stone]]"
 
| ja_name        = {{Ruby|占|うらな}}い{{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|女|じょ}}
 
| ja_name        = {{Ruby|占|うらな}}い{{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|女|じょ}}
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| trans          = Fortune-Telling Witch
 
| trans          = Fortune-Telling Witch
 
| fr_name        = Sorcière de la Bonne Aventure
 
| fr_name        = Sorcière de la Bonne Aventure
| fr_trans      = Witch of Good Luck
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| fr_trans      = Witch of Good Fortune
 
| de_name        = Schicksalsfee
 
| de_name        = Schicksalsfee
 
| it_name        = Strega Indovina
 
| it_name        = Strega Indovina
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| anime          = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]
 
| anime          = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]
 
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"'''Fortune Fairy'''", known as "'''Fortune-Telling Witch'''" ({{Ruby|占|うらな}}い{{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|女|じょ}} ''Uranai Majo'') in the Japanese version, is an [[archetype]] consisting of six [[Spellcaster]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] with 0 [[ATK]] and [[DEF]], each with a different [[Level]] from 1 to 6. The archetype was used by [[Carly Carmine]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' prior to her rebirth as [[Dark Signer]], and its original form is playable in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4]]''-''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 6|6]]''.
"'''Fortune Fairy'''", known as "'''Fortune-Telling Witch'''" ({{Ruby|占|うらな}}い{{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|女|じょ}} ''Uranai Majo'') in the Japanese version, is an [[archetype]] consisting of six [[Spellcaster]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] with 0 [[ATK]] and [[DEF]], each with a different [[Level]] from 1 to 6. The archetype was used by [[Carly Carmine]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' prior to her rebirth as [[Dark Signer]], and is playable in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4]]''-''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 6|6]]''.
 
 
 
 
==Design==
 
==Design==
 
Each member is named and colored according to their own [[Attribute]]. In the anime and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force|Tag Force games]], they're [[Normal Monster]]s whose flavor text each tells the fortune of the person who draws it, along with a listing of a lucky number, color, and item. The lucky color and number correspond to that monster's Attribute and Level.  
 
Each member is named and colored according to their own [[Attribute]]. In the anime and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force|Tag Force games]], they're [[Normal Monster]]s whose flavor text each tells the fortune of the person who draws it, along with a listing of a lucky number, color, and item. The lucky color and number correspond to that monster's Attribute and Level.  
 
 
The lowest-Level "Fortune Fairy", "Hikari", is the best prediction (''Super Happy''), and the predictions get less optimistic as they go up in Level, with the Level 6 "Chee" being ''Absolutely Awful''. The fortune may be said to be based on the usefulness of you having such a card in the hand during a Duel, e.g. a Level 6 Normal Monster with 0 ATK and DEF being a pretty unlucky draw. Curiously, in the anime, "Chee" is the card Carly draws right before her Duel with [[Sayer]], which ends in her death and transformation to a Dark Signer.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|37|ref}}</ref>
 
The lowest-Level "Fortune Fairy", "Hikari", is the best prediction (''Super Happy''), and the predictions get less optimistic as they go up in Level, with the Level 6 "Chee" being ''Absolutely Awful''. The fortune may be said to be based on the usefulness of you having such a card in the hand during a Duel, e.g. a Level 6 Normal Monster with 0 ATK and DEF being a pretty unlucky draw. Curiously, in the anime, "Chee" is the card Carly draws right before her Duel with [[Sayer]], which ends in her death and transformation to a Dark Signer.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|37|ref}}</ref>
 
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In the episode in which Carly used them to Duel [[Sayer]], it appeared that their playstyle focused on Summoning as many and as fast as possible, using cards such as "[[Lucky Loan]]" and "[[Unacceptable Result]]", then using the key card "[[Miracle Stone]]" to increase their ATK. Otherwise, Carly's use of these monsters mimicked [[Sartorius]]' use of his "[[Arcana Force]]" monsters as tarot cards.
In the episode in which they were played, it appears that their playstyle focused on Summoning as many and as fast as possible, using cards such as "[[Lucky Loan]]" and "[[Unacceptable Result]]", then using "[[Miracle Stone]]" to increase their ATK. Otherwise, Carly's use of these monsters mimicked [[Sartorius]]' use of his "[[Arcana Force]]" monsters as tarot cards.
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The redesign of the archetype released in the OCG and TCG is largely similar in playstyle, but with a heavier emphasis on draw power. The Fortune Fairies are now Effect Monsters that the player can Special Summon from their hand upon drawing them and possess effects that can activate when Special Summoned from the hand. Additionally, "Miracle Stone" gives a smaller boost but boosts ATK and DEF, and allows a player to draw once per turn when a "Fortune Fairy" battles. This benefits the swarming ability at the expense of battling ability.
 
 
 
After Carly became a [[Dark Signer]], these cards evolved into the "[[Fortune Lady|Fortune Ladies]]", which appear to be older and "more twisted" versions.<ref name="ep38">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|38|ref}}</ref>
 
After Carly became a [[Dark Signer]], these cards evolved into the "[[Fortune Lady|Fortune Ladies]]", which appear to be older and "more twisted" versions.<ref name="ep38">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|38|ref}}</ref>
 
 
Starting in the English-version [[Duel Terminal 1]], the "Fortune Fairies" appear in the "[[Card Only Get]]" mode.
 
Starting in the English-version [[Duel Terminal 1]], the "Fortune Fairies" appear in the "[[Card Only Get]]" mode.
 
 
==Members==
 
==Members==
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Fortune Fairy !! Level !! Namesake !! Fortune Lady
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! Fortune Fairy !! Level !! Effect !! Namesake !! Fortune Lady
 
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| [[Fortune Fairy Hikari|Hikari]] || 1 || 光 ''Hikari'' || [[Fortune Lady Light|Light]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy Hikari|Hikari]] || 1 || Target 1 monster you control; send it to the GY to Special Summon a Level 1 Spellcaster monster from your Deck || {{Ruby|光|ひかり}} ''Hikari'' || [[Fortune Lady Light|Light]]
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Fortune Fairy En|En]] || 2 || 炎 ''En'' || [[Fortune Lady Fire|Fire]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy En|En]] || 2 || Target 1 Set card your opponent controls; destroy it || {{Ruby|炎|えん}} ''En'' || [[Fortune Lady Fire|Fire]]
 
|-
 
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| [[Fortune Fairy Hu|Hu]] || 3 || 風 ''Fuu'' || [[Fortune Lady Wind|Wind]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy Hu|Hu]] || 3 || Target 1 of your banished Spellcaster monsters; add it to your hand || {{Ruby|風|ふう}} ''Fuu'' || [[Fortune Lady Wind|Wind]]
 
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| [[Fortune Fairy Swee|Swee]] || 4 || 水 ''Sui'' || [[Fortune Lady Water|Water]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy Swee|Swee]] || 4 || Target 1 other face-up monster on the Field; banish it until your next Standby Phase || {{Ruby|水|すい}} ''Sui'' || [[Fortune Lady Water|Water]]
 
|-
 
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| [[Fortune Fairy Ann|Ann]] || 5 || 暗 ''An'' || [[Fortune Lady Dark|Dark]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy Ann|Ann]] || 5 || Banish 1 Spellcaster monster from your Deck || {{Ruby|暗|あん}} ''An'' || [[Fortune Lady Dark|Dark]]
 
|-
 
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| [[Fortune Fairy Chee|Chee]] || 6 || 地 ''Chi'' || [[Fortune Lady Earth|Earth]]
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| [[Fortune Fairy Chee|Chee]] || 6 || Both players draw 1 card || {{Ruby|地|ち}} ''Chi'' || [[Fortune Lady Earth|Earth]]
 
|}
 
|}
 
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==Playstyle==
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The main focus of the archetype is on swarming the Field to take advantage of Miracle Stone's power boost. Since their effects activate upon drawing them, one should include cards that facilitate drawing outside of the Draw Phase such as [[Reload]], [[Counter Gate]], and [[Defense Draw]], as well as cards that facilitate Special Summoning from the hand such as [[A Hero Emerges]] and [[Intruder Alarm - Yellow Alert]]. Synchro Summons are a viable strategy due to the ease of summoning the high-Level Ann and Chee, as well as Hikari's effect facilitating the summon of Tuner monsters such as [[Sunny Pixie]], [[Fortune Lady Past]], or any of the Tuners with Eyes of Blue. Since Miracle Stone boosts the power of all Spellcasters the user controls, include monsters that facilitate Summoning such as [[Magical Exemplar]] and [[The Tricky]]. En and Swee cause the most disruption against the opponent, while Hikari's effect can summon monsters such as [[Copycat]] to turn the opponent's strength against them.
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== Trivia ==
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* The archetype's cartoony aesthetic is very similar to that of the 1999 magical girl anime ''[[wikipedia:Ojamajo Doremi|Ojamajo Doremi]]''.
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 18:51, 18 March 2023

Fortune Fairy
Clockwise from upper left: "Hikari", "Swee", "Hu" and "En" in the artwork of "Miracle Stone"
Clockwise from upper left: "Hikari", "Swee", "Hu" and "En" in the artwork of "Miracle Stone"
Japanese
  • うらなじょ
  • 占い魔女 (base)
  • うらないまじょ (ruby)
  • Uranai Majo (romanized)
  • Fortune-Telling Witch (translated)
French
  • Sorcière de la Bonne Aventure
  • Witch of Good Fortune (translated)
German
  • Schicksalsfee
Italian
  • Strega Indovina
  • Fortune-Telling Witch (translated)
Korean
  • 점쟁이 마녀
  • Jeomjaeng-i Manyeo (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Fada Fortuna
Spanish
  • Hada de la Fortuna
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"Fortune Fairy", known as "Fortune-Telling Witch" (うらなじょ Uranai Majo) in the Japanese version, is an archetype consisting of six Spellcaster monsters with 0 ATK and DEF, each with a different Level from 1 to 6. The archetype was used by Carly Carmine in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's prior to her rebirth as Dark Signer, and its original form is playable in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4-6.

Design

Each member is named and colored according to their own Attribute. In the anime and Tag Force games, they're Normal Monsters whose flavor text each tells the fortune of the person who draws it, along with a listing of a lucky number, color, and item. The lucky color and number correspond to that monster's Attribute and Level. The lowest-Level "Fortune Fairy", "Hikari", is the best prediction (Super Happy), and the predictions get less optimistic as they go up in Level, with the Level 6 "Chee" being Absolutely Awful. The fortune may be said to be based on the usefulness of you having such a card in the hand during a Duel, e.g. a Level 6 Normal Monster with 0 ATK and DEF being a pretty unlucky draw. Curiously, in the anime, "Chee" is the card Carly draws right before her Duel with Sayer, which ends in her death and transformation to a Dark Signer.[1] In the episode in which Carly used them to Duel Sayer, it appeared that their playstyle focused on Summoning as many and as fast as possible, using cards such as "Lucky Loan" and "Unacceptable Result", then using the key card "Miracle Stone" to increase their ATK. Otherwise, Carly's use of these monsters mimicked Sartorius' use of his "Arcana Force" monsters as tarot cards. The redesign of the archetype released in the OCG and TCG is largely similar in playstyle, but with a heavier emphasis on draw power. The Fortune Fairies are now Effect Monsters that the player can Special Summon from their hand upon drawing them and possess effects that can activate when Special Summoned from the hand. Additionally, "Miracle Stone" gives a smaller boost but boosts ATK and DEF, and allows a player to draw once per turn when a "Fortune Fairy" battles. This benefits the swarming ability at the expense of battling ability. After Carly became a Dark Signer, these cards evolved into the "Fortune Ladies", which appear to be older and "more twisted" versions.[2] Starting in the English-version Duel Terminal 1, the "Fortune Fairies" appear in the "Card Only Get" mode.

Members

Fortune Fairy Level Effect Namesake Fortune Lady
Hikari 1 Target 1 monster you control; send it to the GY to Special Summon a Level 1 Spellcaster monster from your Deck ひかり Hikari Light
En 2 Target 1 Set card your opponent controls; destroy it えん En Fire
Hu 3 Target 1 of your banished Spellcaster monsters; add it to your hand ふう Fuu Wind
Swee 4 Target 1 other face-up monster on the Field; banish it until your next Standby Phase すい Sui Water
Ann 5 Banish 1 Spellcaster monster from your Deck あん An Dark
Chee 6 Both players draw 1 card Chi Earth

Playstyle

The main focus of the archetype is on swarming the Field to take advantage of Miracle Stone's power boost. Since their effects activate upon drawing them, one should include cards that facilitate drawing outside of the Draw Phase such as Reload, Counter Gate, and Defense Draw, as well as cards that facilitate Special Summoning from the hand such as A Hero Emerges and Intruder Alarm - Yellow Alert. Synchro Summons are a viable strategy due to the ease of summoning the high-Level Ann and Chee, as well as Hikari's effect facilitating the summon of Tuner monsters such as Sunny Pixie, Fortune Lady Past, or any of the Tuners with Eyes of Blue. Since Miracle Stone boosts the power of all Spellcasters the user controls, include monsters that facilitate Summoning such as Magical Exemplar and The Tricky. En and Swee cause the most disruption against the opponent, while Hikari's effect can summon monsters such as Copycat to turn the opponent's strength against them.

Trivia

  • The archetype's cartoony aesthetic is very similar to that of the 1999 magical girl anime Ojamajo Doremi.

References

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 03737: "Digging Deeper, Part 1"
  2. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 03838: "Digging Deeper, Part 2"