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{{About|the archetype|the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh! anime]]'' story arc|[[Virtual World (arc)]]|the location in which this arc takes place|[[Noah's Virtual World]]}}
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* Unlike [[Number 92: Heart-eartH Dragon|its pre-evolution]], this monster has little to no offensive or defensive capability of its own, and requires support to make its effects worthwhile.
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** Consider pairing "Heart-eartH Chaos Dragon" alongside other Ranked-Up "[[Number C]]" cards - you will already have the "[[Rank-Up-Magic]]" Spells in your Deck to get them out, and their high ATK can take advantage of this monster's life-gaining effect.
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| image          = VirtualWorldKyubiShenshen-MADU-EN-VG-artwork.png
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** Also, one can use "[[Xyz Territory]]" or "[[Xyz Unit]]" - or better yet, both - to give this monster enough ATK to take advantage of all of its effects offensively.
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| caption        = "[[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen]]"
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| ja_name        = {{Ruby|電|でん}}{{Ruby|脳|のう}}{{Ruby|堺|かい}}
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* Due to its low ATK, this card can work well with "[[Heart of Clear Water]]" in play to protect it. "[[Number Wall]]" is also a good defensive card.
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| romaji        = Dennōkai
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| sc_name        = 电脑堺
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* This card works well with is original form and "[[Number 43: Manipulator of Souls]]".
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| fr_name        = Monde Virtuel
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| de_name        = Virtualwelt
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* The easiest way to activate this cards effect is through [[Number 97: Draglubion]].
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| it_name        = Mondo Virtuale
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| ko_name        = 전뇌계
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| ko_hanja      = 電脳堺
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| ko_romanized  = Jeon-goegye
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| pt_name        = Mundo Virtual
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| es_name        = Mundo Virtual
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| sets          =
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* [[Phantom Rage]]
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* [[Blazing Vortex]]
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* [[Cyberstorm Access]]
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| tcg            =
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* [[OTS Tournament Pack 16]]
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* [[2021 Tin of Ancient Battles]]
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* [[The Grand Creators]]
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| ocg            =
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* [[The Valuable Book 22 promotional cards]]
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* [[V Jump May 2020 promotional card]]
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* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures Volume 2 promotional card]]
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* [[Premium Pack 2021]]
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* [[Deck Build Pack: Grand Creators]]
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| korea          = [[Premium Pack Vol.15]]
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}}
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"'''Virtual World'''" ({{Ruby|電|でん}}{{Ruby|脳|のう}}{{Ruby|堺|かい}} ''Dennōkai'') is an [[archetype]] of [[WIND]] [[Psychic]] & [[EARTH]] [[Wyrm]] monsters which debuted as ''[[The Valuable Book 22 promotional cards|The Valuable Book 22]]'' and ''[[V Jump May 2020 promotional card|V Jump May 2020]]'' promotional cards, and received its first support in ''[[Phantom Rage]]''. It has a sub-archetype in the "[[Virtual World Gate]]" archetype.
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==Lore==
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{{Main|The Valuable Book EX card storylines#No. 06: Virtual World}}
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==Design==
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[[File:VirtualWorldKyubiShenshen-ConceptArt.png|thumb|left|200px|Concept art for "[[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen]]"]]
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The "Virtual World" monsters have designs based on Chinese and Japanese mythological animals and individuals, with sleek and cybernetic appearances similar to that of [[Cyberse]] monsters. Every "Virtual World" monster is either humanoid in appearance or has the appearance of an animal robot (except "[[Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou]]", which has both a humanoid and animal robot in its artwork).
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===Etymology===
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The archetype's Japanese name, 「電脳堺」 (''Dennōkai''), is composed of the word 「電脳」 (''Dennō'') and the character 「堺」 (''Kai''). 「電脳」 is a non-standard Japanese word for "computer" borrowed from the Chinese word for computer, ''diànnǎo'' (Simplified: 电脑, Traditional: 電腦), and in Japanese usage is typically used for stylistic effect. 「堺」, read as ''jiè'' in Chinese, is a [[wikipedia:Variant Chinese character|variant character]] for the character 界 (''jiè''), meaning "realm".
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Individual "Virtual World" monsters feature a title and a given name. The title is made of up of 「電脳堺」 (''Dennōkai'') plus an additional title character, read in on'yomi (just like ''Dennōkai'' itself). The given name meanwhile always consists of a single [[wikipedia:Reduplication|reduplicated]] Chinese character, with the second character written using the [[wikipedia:Iteration mark|kanji repetition character]], 「々」.
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Additionally, the given name is always read using an approximation of the character's Mandarin Chinese reading (applied as ''furigana'', written in ''katakana''), instead of the Japanese ''on'yomi'' reading. For instance, the given name of "[[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen]]", "Shenshen", is 「{{Ruby|仙|シェン}}{{Ruby|々|シェン}}」 (''Shenshen'') in Japanese. The standard Japanese ''on'yomi'' reading of 「仙」 is ''sen'', but it is read as ''shen'' because it approximates the Chinese reading for 仙, ''xiān''.
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==Members==
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
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|-
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! scope="col" | Attribute
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! scope="col" | Type
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! scope="col" | Virtual World
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! scope="col" | Animal origin
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| rowspan="7" | [[EARTH]] [[File:EARTH.svg|24px]]
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| rowspan="7" | [[Wyrm]]
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| [[Virtual World Dragon - Longlong|Dragon - Longlong]]
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| [[wikipedia:Azure Dragon|Azure Dragon]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Phoenix - Fanfan|Phoenix - Fanfan]]
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| [[wikipedia:Vermilion Bird|Vermilion Bird]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Kirin - Lili|Kirin - Lili]]
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| ''[[wikipedia:Qilin|Kirin]]''
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou|Oto-Hime - Toutou]]
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| [[Wikipedia:Moon rabbit|Moon Rabbit]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Shell - Jaja|Shell - Jaja]]
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| [[wikipedia:Black Tortoise|Black Tortoise]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Tiger - Huhu|Tiger - Huhu]]
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| [[wikipedia:White Tiger (mythology)|White Tiger]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Xiezhi - Jiji|Xiezhi - Jiji]]
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| ''[[wikipedia:Xiezhi|Xiezhi]]''
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|-
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| rowspan="5" | [[WIND]] [[File:WIND.svg|24px]]
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| rowspan="5" | [[Psychic]]
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| [[Virtual World Beast - Jiujiu|Beast - Jiujiu]]
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| [[wikipedia:Eagle|Eagle]]
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Hime - Nyannyan|Hime - Nyannyan]]
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| -
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen|Kyubi - Shenshen]]
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| ''[[wikipedia:Kitsune|Kyūbi]]''
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Mai-Hime - Lulu|Mai-Hime - Lulu]]
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| -
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Roshi - Laolao|Roshi - Laolao]]
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| -
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|}
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==Playing style==
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"Virtual World" focuses on [[Synchro Summon|Synchro]] and [[Xyz Summon|Xyz]] Summoning monsters with [[Level]]s/[[Rank]]s that are multiples of 3. All members of the archetype have [[Level]]s/[[Rank]]s consisting of multiples of 3, at either 3, 6, or 9, and the [[Main Deck]] members have effects that allows them to Special Summon themselves from the hand or GY. Secondarily, "Virtual World" cards have effects focusing on banishing cards and recurring banished cards.
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Four of the six [[Main Deck]] "Virtual World" members share the following [[once per turn]] effect to Special Summon themselves from the [[hand]]:
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:"''If this card is in your [[hand]]: You can [[target]] 1 "Virtual World" card you [[control]]; [[send]] 1 "Virtual World" card of a different type ([[Monster]], [[Spell]], [[Trap]]) from your [[Main Deck|Deck]] to the [[GY]], and if you do, [[Special Summon]] this card, then, [Additional Effect].''"
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
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! Virtual World
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! Level
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! Additonal Effect
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| [[Virtual World Xiezhi - Jiji|Xiezhi Jiji]]
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| 3
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| In the [[End Phase]], [[add]] 1 "Virtual World" monster from GY to hand.<ref group="lower-alpha" name="ExceptItself"/>
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| [[Virtual World Kirin - Lili|Kirin Lili]]
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| 6
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| Send 1 "Virtual World" card of the third type from Deck to GY.<ref group="lower-alpha" name="ExceptItself"/>
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Mai-Hime - Lulu|Mai-Hime Lulu]]
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| 3<ref group="lower-alpha" name="Tuner"/>
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| [[Add]] 1 "Virtual World" card of the third type from Deck to hand.<ref group="lower-alpha" name="ExceptItself"/>
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Roshi - Laolao|Roshi Laolao]]
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| 6<ref group="lower-alpha" name="Tuner"/>
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| Special Summon 1 "Virtual World" monster from GY, with a different name than the card sent to GY.<ref group="lower-alpha" name="Laolao"/>
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|}
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<references group="lower-alpha">
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<ref name="Tuner">Also a [[Tuner monster]].</ref>
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<ref name="ExceptItself">Except a copy of itself.</ref>
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<ref name="Laolao">Summon in [[Defense Position]], and [[negate]] its effects.</ref>
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</references>
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These shared and individual effects let the Deck easily [[swarm]] the [[field]] and [[mill]] their deck for useful cards, setting up their [[Synchro Summon|Synchro]] and [[Xyz Summon|Xyz]] plays. Using these effects applies a restriction to the player, that the rest of this turn, the player can only Special Summon [[Level]]/[[Rank]] 3 or higher monsters; this restriction fully disables [[Link Summoning]].
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Two "Virtual World" main deck monsters, "[[Virtual World Hime - Nyannyan]]" and "[[Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou]]", deviate from the other monsters' shared effects, and instead have effects that lets them Special Summon themselves from the GY as [[Tuner]] monsters. Using these effects will also apply the shared restriction as the other "Virtual World" monsters' Special Summon effects.
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The "[[Virtual World Gate]]" [[Continuous Spell]] and [[Continuous Trap|Trap]] cards are the main targets for the targeting requirement in the Special Summon effects of the "Virtual World" monsters, as they allow "Virtual World" monsters to mill "Virtual World" monsters to make plays. "[[Virtual World City - Kauwloon]]" is the Deck's main searcher for "Virtual World Gate" cards, being able to directly place them from the Deck face-up in the [[Spell & Trap Zone]] - bypassing cards like "[[Denko Sekka]]".
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Each "Virtual World Gate" card has two effects: a disruptive effect on the field, and a second supportive effect in the GY that require banishing themselves as cost. Notably, the GY effects of the "Virtual World Gate" Trap cards can ''only'' be activated in the player's own [[Main Phase]].
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
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! Virtual World Gate
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! Type
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! Field Effect
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! GY Effect
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Gate - Chuche|Chuche]]
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| [[Trap]]
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| Shuffle 2 banished "Virtual World" cards into the Deck, destroy 1 face-up card
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| Level modulation
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Gate - Qinglong|Qinglong]]
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| [[Spell]]
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| Banish 1 "Virtual World" card from GY, negate 1 face-up monster's effects
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| Search a "Virtual World" monster, then discard 1 card
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|-
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| [[Virtual World Gate - Xuanwu|Xuanwu]]
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| [[Trap]]
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| Conditional battle position change
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| Revive a "Virtual World" monster from GY, then discard 1 card
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|}
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The Deck's swarming ability gives it a wide range of Level/Rank 3/6/9 [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]] and [[Xyz Monster|Xyz]] Extra Deck options, among which includes its in-achetype Extra Deck monsters. "Virtual World" Extra Deck monsters have largely generic summoning conditions and effects, providing board-breaking ("[[Virtual World Beast - Jiujiu|Jiujiu]]", "[[Virtual World Phoenix - Fanfan|Fanfan]]", "[[Virtual World Shell - Jaja|Jaja]]"), disruption ("[[Virtual World Dragon - Longlong|Longlong]]"), and [[Floodgate|floodgating]] ("[[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen|Shenshen]]") effects, and loosely synergize with the Deck's use of banishing and its combination of monster Types and Attributes. Some notable external Extra Deck options include "[[Vermillion Dragon Mech]]" or "[[Number 39: Utopia Beyond]]", but easily the most notable and powerful option among them is "[[True King of All Calamities]]", which was the Deck's primary boss monster at its peak performance.
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The archetype is typically played pure due to its requirements for "Virtual World" cards to activate its monsters' effects. Externally, the Deck primarily benefits from generic consistency cards like "[[Emergency Teleport]]". The archetype has situational synergy with "[[PSY-Framelord Omega]]" (usually summoned when the player is using "[[PSY-Frame]]" monsters as generic [[hand trap]]s), as it can return banished cards to the GY.
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===Recommended cards===
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{{Decklist|Recommended cards
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<!--This is not an exact Decklist. Please do not add multiples or staples.-->
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|effect monsters =
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* [[Virtual World Hime - Nyannyan]]
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* [[Virtual World Kirin - Lili]]
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* [[Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou]]
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* [[Virtual World Xiezhi - Jiji]]
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* [[Overdrive Teleporter]]
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* [[Pilica, Descendant of Gusto]]
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* [[Psychic Tracker]]
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* [[Risebell the Star Adjuster]]
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|tuner monsters =
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* [[Virtual World Mai-Hime - Lulu]]
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* [[Virtual World Roshi - Laolao]]
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* [[Genomix Fighter]]
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* [[Psychic Wheeleder]]
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|synchro monsters =
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* [[Virtual World Beast - Jiujiu]]
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* [[Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen]]
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* [[Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier]]
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* [[Cloudcastle]]
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* [[Coral Dragon]]
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* [[Ravenous Crocodragon Archethys]]
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* [[Stardust Charge Warrior]]
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* [[Vermillion Dragon Mech]]
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* [[Muddy Mudragon]]
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* [[Ultimaya Tzolkin]]
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** [[Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon]]
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* [[Geomathmech Final Sigma]]
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* [[Power Tool Braver Dragon]]
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|xyz monsters =
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* [[Virtual World Dragon - Longlong]]
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* [[Virtual World Phoenix - Fanfan]]
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* [[Virtual World Shell - Jaja]]
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* [[Virtual World Tiger - Huhu]]
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* [[Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal]]
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* [[Constellar Ptolemy M7]]
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* [[Mereologic Aggregator]]
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* [[Number 39: Utopia Beyond]]
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* [[Phantom Fortress Enterblathnir]]
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* [[The Phantom Knights of Break Sword]]
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* [[True King of All Calamities]] (Traditional Format)
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* [[Wollow, Founder of the Drudge Dragons]]
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|spells =
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* [[Virtual World City - Kauwloon]]
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* [[Virtual World Gate - Qinglong]]
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* [[Emergency Teleport]]
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* [[Psychic Feel Zone]]
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* [[Psychic Path]]
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* [[Foolish Burial]]
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* [[Foolish Burial Goods]]
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|traps =
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* [[Virtual World Gate - Chuche]]
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* [[Virtual World Gate - Xuanwu]]
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* [[Mind Over Matter]]
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}}
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{{Virtual World}}
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Revision as of 18:26, 2 May 2023

This article is about the archetype. For the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime story arc, see Virtual World (arc). For the location in which this arc takes place, see Noah's Virtual World.
Virtual World
"Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen"
"Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen"
Japanese
  • 電（でん）脳（のう）堺（かい）
  • 電脳堺 (base)
  • でんのうかい (ruby)
  • Dennōkai (romanized)
Simplified Chinese
  • 电脑堺
French
  • Monde Virtuel
German
  • Virtualwelt
Italian
  • Mondo Virtuale
Korean
  • 전뇌계
  • 電脳堺 (Hanja)
  • Jeon-goegye (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Mundo Virtual
Spanish
  • Mundo Virtual
Sets
TCG
OCG
Korean
Lists

"Virtual World" (電（でん）脳（のう）堺（かい） Dennōkai) is an archetype of WIND Psychic & EARTH Wyrm monsters which debuted as The Valuable Book 22 and V Jump May 2020 promotional cards, and received its first support in Phantom Rage. It has a sub-archetype in the "Virtual World Gate" archetype.

Lore

Main article: The Valuable Book EX card storylines § No. 06: Virtual World

Design

Concept art for "Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen"

The "Virtual World" monsters have designs based on Chinese and Japanese mythological animals and individuals, with sleek and cybernetic appearances similar to that of Cyberse monsters. Every "Virtual World" monster is either humanoid in appearance or has the appearance of an animal robot (except "Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou", which has both a humanoid and animal robot in its artwork).

Etymology

The archetype's Japanese name, 「電脳堺」 (Dennōkai), is composed of the word 「電脳」 (Dennō) and the character 「堺」 (Kai). 「電脳」 is a non-standard Japanese word for "computer" borrowed from the Chinese word for computer, diànnǎo (Simplified: 电脑, Traditional: 電腦), and in Japanese usage is typically used for stylistic effect. 「堺」, read as jiè in Chinese, is a variant character for the character 界 (jiè), meaning "realm". Individual "Virtual World" monsters feature a title and a given name. The title is made of up of 「電脳堺」 (Dennōkai) plus an additional title character, read in on'yomi (just like Dennōkai itself). The given name meanwhile always consists of a single reduplicated Chinese character, with the second character written using the kanji repetition character, 「々」. Additionally, the given name is always read using an approximation of the character's Mandarin Chinese reading (applied as furigana, written in katakana), instead of the Japanese on'yomi reading. For instance, the given name of "Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen", "Shenshen", is 「仙（シェン）々（シェン）」 (Shenshen) in Japanese. The standard Japanese on'yomi reading of 「仙」 is sen, but it is read as shen because it approximates the Chinese reading for 仙, xiān.

Members

Attribute Type Virtual World Animal origin
EARTH EARTH.svg Wyrm Dragon - Longlong Azure Dragon
Phoenix - Fanfan Vermilion Bird
Kirin - Lili Kirin
Oto-Hime - Toutou Moon Rabbit
Shell - Jaja Black Tortoise
Tiger - Huhu White Tiger
Xiezhi - Jiji Xiezhi
WIND WIND.svg Psychic Beast - Jiujiu Eagle
Hime - Nyannyan -
Kyubi - Shenshen Kyūbi
Mai-Hime - Lulu -
Roshi - Laolao -

Playing style

"Virtual World" focuses on Synchro and Xyz Summoning monsters with Levels/Ranks that are multiples of 3. All members of the archetype have Levels/Ranks consisting of multiples of 3, at either 3, 6, or 9, and the Main Deck members have effects that allows them to Special Summon themselves from the hand or GY. Secondarily, "Virtual World" cards have effects focusing on banishing cards and recurring banished cards. Four of the six Main Deck "Virtual World" members share the following once per turn effect to Special Summon themselves from the hand:

"If this card is in your hand: You can target 1 "Virtual World" card you control; send 1 "Virtual World" card of a different type (Monster, Spell, Trap) from your Deck to the GY, and if you do, Special Summon this card, then, [Additional Effect]."
Virtual World Level Additonal Effect
Xiezhi Jiji 3 In the End Phase, add 1 "Virtual World" monster from GY to hand.[a]
Kirin Lili 6 Send 1 "Virtual World" card of the third type from Deck to GY.[a]
Mai-Hime Lulu 3[b] Add 1 "Virtual World" card of the third type from Deck to hand.[a]
Roshi Laolao 6[b] Special Summon 1 "Virtual World" monster from GY, with a different name than the card sent to GY.[c]
  1. ↑ a b c Except a copy of itself.
  2. ↑ a b Also a Tuner monster.
  3. ↑ Summon in Defense Position, and negate its effects.

These shared and individual effects let the Deck easily swarm the field and mill their deck for useful cards, setting up their Synchro and Xyz plays. Using these effects applies a restriction to the player, that the rest of this turn, the player can only Special Summon Level/Rank 3 or higher monsters; this restriction fully disables Link Summoning. Two "Virtual World" main deck monsters, "Virtual World Hime - Nyannyan" and "Virtual World Oto-Hime - Toutou", deviate from the other monsters' shared effects, and instead have effects that lets them Special Summon themselves from the GY as Tuner monsters. Using these effects will also apply the shared restriction as the other "Virtual World" monsters' Special Summon effects. The "Virtual World Gate" Continuous Spell and Trap cards are the main targets for the targeting requirement in the Special Summon effects of the "Virtual World" monsters, as they allow "Virtual World" monsters to mill "Virtual World" monsters to make plays. "Virtual World City - Kauwloon" is the Deck's main searcher for "Virtual World Gate" cards, being able to directly place them from the Deck face-up in the Spell & Trap Zone - bypassing cards like "Denko Sekka". Each "Virtual World Gate" card has two effects: a disruptive effect on the field, and a second supportive effect in the GY that require banishing themselves as cost. Notably, the GY effects of the "Virtual World Gate" Trap cards can only be activated in the player's own Main Phase.

Virtual World Gate Type Field Effect GY Effect
Chuche Trap Shuffle 2 banished "Virtual World" cards into the Deck, destroy 1 face-up card Level modulation
Qinglong Spell Banish 1 "Virtual World" card from GY, negate 1 face-up monster's effects Search a "Virtual World" monster, then discard 1 card
Xuanwu Trap Conditional battle position change Revive a "Virtual World" monster from GY, then discard 1 card

The Deck's swarming ability gives it a wide range of Level/Rank 3/6/9 Synchro and Xyz Extra Deck options, among which includes its in-achetype Extra Deck monsters. "Virtual World" Extra Deck monsters have largely generic summoning conditions and effects, providing board-breaking ("Jiujiu", "Fanfan", "Jaja"), disruption ("Longlong"), and floodgating ("Shenshen") effects, and loosely synergize with the Deck's use of banishing and its combination of monster Types and Attributes. Some notable external Extra Deck options include "Vermillion Dragon Mech" or "Number 39: Utopia Beyond", but easily the most notable and powerful option among them is "True King of All Calamities", which was the Deck's primary boss monster at its peak performance. The archetype is typically played pure due to its requirements for "Virtual World" cards to activate its monsters' effects. Externally, the Deck primarily benefits from generic consistency cards like "Emergency Teleport". The archetype has situational synergy with "PSY-Framelord Omega" (usually summoned when the player is using "PSY-Frame" monsters as generic hand traps), as it can return banished cards to the GY.

Recommended cards

Recommended cards
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