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* In the manga and the original Japanese version, its attack name is '''Mysterious Mirror Beam''', in which it shoots a beam from its main mirror. | * In the manga and the original Japanese version, its attack name is '''Mysterious Mirror Beam''', in which it shoots a beam from its main mirror. | ||
| − | + | ==[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters]]== | |
| + | * This monster was one of the two monsters that [[Alexander the Great]]'s female royal guard summoned. | ||
==Video games== | ==Video games== | ||
* [[Zane Truesdale]], [[Jinzo (character)|Jinzo]] and [[Simon (Tag Force)|Simon]] use this in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]], that latter as part of a [[Chaos]] Deck. | * [[Zane Truesdale]], [[Jinzo (character)|Jinzo]] and [[Simon (Tag Force)|Simon]] use this in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]], that latter as part of a [[Chaos]] Deck. | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 18 January 2014
Yu-Gi-Oh!
- In episode 59, Espa Roba uses this card during his Duel against Joey Wheeler. After Espa summons this card, "Jinzo" attacks and destroys a Sheep Token. This card then attacks and destroys a "Sheep Token". Joey then activates "Roulette Spider" to target "Jinzo" and spin it around until Espa said stop. When the roulette stops, it stops at this card. "Jinzo" then attacks and destroys this card. This activates this card's effect, which destroys "Jinzo" and inflicts the Battle Damage from the battle to Espa, thus winning Joey the duel.
- In episode 124, this card is shown in a flashback that Joey has when he remembers all the Duelists he faced on his way to the Battle City Finals.
- In the manga and the original Japanese version, its attack name is Mysterious Mirror Beam, in which it shoots a beam from its main mirror.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters
- This monster was one of the two monsters that Alexander the Great's female royal guard summoned.
Video games
- Zane Truesdale, Jinzo and Simon use this in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force, that latter as part of a Chaos Deck.
