Card Appearances:Relinquished

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Yu-Gi-Oh!

• When this monster is attacked while equipped with a monster, Battle Damage is only done to the opponent.
• In the manga version, this monster could Equip itself with more than one Monster at one time.
• Its attack is Pilphered Power Attack in the anime's English dub while it is Illusion Black Magic in the anime's Japanese version while equipped with "Dark Magician".
• Its effect to equip itself with an opponent's monster is called Hypnotic Attraction in the English dub and Dark Eyes Magic in the Japanese version.
• Its effect to destroy the equipped monster in place of itself in battle is Defense Shield in the English dub and Sacrifice Shield in the Japanese version.
• In the anime, when this card absorbs a monster, it absorbs it into a vortex created by the bottom hole on its lower section. While equipped with a monster in the anime, its wings will close up and the monster equipped will be shown attached to this card's wings. When the equipped monster is destroyed, this card's wings open back up.

Duelist Kingdom

• In episode 38, Maximillion Pegasus uses this card during his Duel against Yami Yugi. He Ritual Summons this card via "Black Illusion Ritual". He then uses this card's effect to equip itself with Yami Yugi's "Curse of Dragon" (who was rendered immobile earlier due to the effect of "Dark-Eyes Illusionist") and gain its ATK and DEF. "Dark Magician" then attack this monsters, but Pegasus destroys "Curse of Dragon" to prevent this card from being destroyed. Due to this card's effect, Yugi takes the Battle Damage instead of Pegasus. This card's ATK and DEF then decrease to their original value. Pegasus then uses this monster's effect to equip itself with Yugi's "Dark Magician" and gain its ATK and DEF. Later this card attacks and destroys Yugi Muto's "Feral Imp". Doing this wore out Yugi due to stress of the Shadow Game, causing Yami Yugi to permanently take over the duel. Later this card attacks and destroys Yami Yugi's "Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress". Pegasus then summons his "Jigen Bakudan" with the intention of using the special ability of "Jigen Bakudan" to destroy both this monster and Yugi's "Dark Magician" and win the duel for him. In the next episode, Yami Yugi activates "Mystic Box" to free his "Dark Magician" and have "Jigen Bakudan" be the equip card on this monster instead. On the next turn, Yami Yami activates "Brain Control" to take control of this monster until the End Phase although Pegasus considered the move suicide since "Jigen Bakudan" detonates this turn, but Yami Yugi activates "Dark Magic Ritual" to Tribute "Dark Magician" and "Jigen Bakudan" and Ritual Summon "Magician of Black Chaos" which saves himself from losing due to the effect of "Jigen Bakudan". At the End Phase, control of this card goes back to Pegasus. Pegasus then activates "Polymerization" to fuse this monster with "Thousand-Eyes Idol" and Fusion Summon "Thousand-Eyes Restrict".

Virtual Realm

• In episode 106, this card can be seen when Duke Devlin, Tristan Taylor, and Serenity Wheeler were building their Decks for their Duel against Nezbitt.

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

• During his duel with Slade Princeton, Chazz Princeton used this card in his Duel against Slade Princeton. He activates "Painful Choice" and selected this card along with three monsters and one Spell for its effect. This card, Royal Magical Library, Castle Gate and Copycat are sent to the Graveyard as Slade chose to add Thunder Crash to Chazz's hand.

• In episode 39, this card can be seen on the ground after Chazz drops some of his cards after explaining who the culprits behind the theft of the Spirit Keys were.

• In episode 88, this card appears within a series of flashbacks Chazz has when Jaden Yuki reminds him that the Ojamas got him to the top of North Academy and freed him from the curse his brothers placed on him.

Naming

• In the Spanish dub, this card was known as "Abandonado", and as "Despojo" in the dub for the American Spanish-speaking countries.

• In the French dub, this card was known as "L'Abandonné", which means "The Abandoned".