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* Despite this card being [[Illegal]], its effect was still watered down from the anime effect when it was released. | * Despite this card being [[Illegal]], its effect was still watered down from the anime effect when it was released. | ||
| − | + | * This is the first Trap Card to be Illegal. | |
| + | * The official Card Database{{ref|1}} neglects to mention that this card is Illegal, unlike all other Illegal cards in the database. | ||
| − | * This is the only publicly released ''TCG'' card so far that is Illegal but can still theoretically be played without unconventional rulings | + | * This is the only publicly released ''TCG'' card so far that is Illegal but can still theoretically be played without unconventional rulings: |
** The original [[Egyptian God]] cards have no actual effect text and nonstandard colors and backings. | ** The original [[Egyptian God]] cards have no actual effect text and nonstandard colors and backings. | ||
** The [[Match Winner]] series affect something outside of the current [[Duel]], causing complicated rulings involving a player [[Surrender]]ing the Duel but not the [[Match]]. (This is arguably what caused the only [[Legal]] Match Winner, "[[Victory Dragon]]", to be [[Forbidden]].) | ** The [[Match Winner]] series affect something outside of the current [[Duel]], causing complicated rulings involving a player [[Surrender]]ing the Duel but not the [[Match]]. (This is arguably what caused the only [[Legal]] Match Winner, "[[Victory Dragon]]", to be [[Forbidden]].) | ||
** The card "[[Get Your Game On!]]" has an activation condition that is for all intents and purposes impossible to verify. | ** The card "[[Get Your Game On!]]" has an activation condition that is for all intents and purposes impossible to verify. | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
| + | {{note|1}}[http://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/card_search.action?ope=2&cid=5297 Card Details - Card of Last Will] | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 11 October 2013
- "Lava Golem", "Magical Stone Excavation", "Gil Garth", "Metal Reflect Slime", and "Bowganian" appear in this card's artwork.
- These cards all belong to Marik Ishtar, the only user of this card in the anime. There are five cards, to represent the maximum number of cards that can be drawn by this card's effect.
- Despite this card being Illegal, its effect was still watered down from the anime effect when it was released.
- This is the first Trap Card to be Illegal.
- The official Card Database[1] neglects to mention that this card is Illegal, unlike all other Illegal cards in the database.
- This is the only publicly released TCG card so far that is Illegal but can still theoretically be played without unconventional rulings:
- The original Egyptian God cards have no actual effect text and nonstandard colors and backings.
- The Match Winner series affect something outside of the current Duel, causing complicated rulings involving a player Surrendering the Duel but not the Match. (This is arguably what caused the only Legal Match Winner, "Victory Dragon", to be Forbidden.)
- The card "Get Your Game On!" has an activation condition that is for all intents and purposes impossible to verify.
