Call of the Haunted (manga)
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Call of the Haunted
- Japanese
リビング・デッド の呼 び声 - Base
- リビング・デッドの呼び声
- Kana
- 生ける屍のよびごえ
- Rōmaji
- Ribingu Deddo no Yobigoe
- Translated
- Call of the Living Dead
| Card type | Spell |
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| Property | Continuous |
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Revive all of your monsters, which were eliminated by your opponent, as zombies. They receive the power of "Undead", and no attack will work on them. Also, all of these targets will become "Ghost Cards".[Note 1] Viz Media text?: (The English manga by Viz Media sometimes uses text which is inconsistent with the Japanese text or how the card worked.): Take all the monsters from your Graveyard and Special Summon them in face-up Attack Position. The monsters become zombie cards and become "undead" and invulnerable to most attacks. | |
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Other languages
| Name | Lore | |
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| Japanese | 敵に抹殺された自軍のモンスターをすべてゾンビ化し蘇生させる。「不死」の力を得ることで あらゆる攻撃も通用しない。また対象となるカードはすべて「ゴーストカード」となる。 |
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- Special Summons from your Graveyard
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- Cannot be destroyed by battle
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Notes
- ↑ In terms of its effect on gameplay, this card continually revived any monsters from its controller's Graveyard that were destroyed by battle. In Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 90 (Duelist Duel 31): "Call of the Grave", Bonz explained that a monster that had "received the power of the Undead" gained a 10% ATK boost each time it was "killed and revived", with the ATK boost based on its current ATK (not its original ATK). In Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 91 (Duelist Duel 32): "Death to the Undead!", it was also explained that the revived monsters had a DEF of 0 (unknown if original DEF) and that monsters that were originally "undead" could not be revived by this card.
