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* The geometric figure inside the Seal is called a [[wikipedia:unicursal hexagram|unicursal hexagram]]. Konami calls it a "double-[[wikipedia:chevron (insignia)|chevron]] pattern".<ref name=firstline>[https://yugiohblog.konami.com/articles/?p=4217 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME » The Seal of Orichalcos: The First Line]</ref> | * The geometric figure inside the Seal is called a [[wikipedia:unicursal hexagram|unicursal hexagram]]. Konami calls it a "double-[[wikipedia:chevron (insignia)|chevron]] pattern".<ref name=firstline>[https://yugiohblog.konami.com/articles/?p=4217 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME » The Seal of Orichalcos: The First Line]</ref> | ||
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* The runes around the rim of the Seal are [[wikipedia:Enochian|Enochian]] and spell out "Oreichalcos" twice. | * The runes around the rim of the Seal are [[wikipedia:Enochian|Enochian]] and spell out "Oreichalcos" twice. | ||
** In the Japanese anime, the text on all "Orichalcos" cards are also written entirely in Enochian runes, except for "[[Orichalcos Sword of Sealing]]" (incidentally, the only "Orichalcos" card that [[Dartz]] did not use). | ** In the Japanese anime, the text on all "Orichalcos" cards are also written entirely in Enochian runes, except for "[[Orichalcos Sword of Sealing]]" (incidentally, the only "Orichalcos" card that [[Dartz]] did not use). | ||
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* This card previously existed as an [[Upper Deck Entertainment promotional card]]. There are only 15 copies of the [[Upper Deck Entertainment]] version in existence, all in the possession of members of Upper Deck Entertainment's R&D division, one of which was used in the Decks they played in the Orichalcos "[[Duel the Master]]" side event at previous [[National Tournament]]s.{{fact}} The current status of these cards is unknown, as they haven't been used since [[Konami]] reclaimed distribution and organization rights. | * This card previously existed as an [[Upper Deck Entertainment promotional card]]. There are only 15 copies of the [[Upper Deck Entertainment]] version in existence, all in the possession of members of Upper Deck Entertainment's R&D division, one of which was used in the Decks they played in the Orichalcos "[[Duel the Master]]" side event at previous [[National Tournament]]s.{{fact}} The current status of these cards is unknown, as they haven't been used since [[Konami]] reclaimed distribution and organization rights. | ||
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* This is the only [[Field Spell Card]] that can only be activated once per Duel. | * This is the only [[Field Spell Card]] that can only be activated once per Duel. | ||
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* This was the first card to prevent the user from Special Summoning from their [[Extra Deck]] as a means of balancing its power. Later cards have since picked up on this, such as "[[March of the Monarchs]]". | * This was the first card to prevent the user from Special Summoning from their [[Extra Deck]] as a means of balancing its power. Later cards have since picked up on this, such as "[[March of the Monarchs]]". | ||
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* This is the first anime-original card to have been a [[TCG exclusive]] card. | * This is the first anime-original card to have been a [[TCG exclusive]] card. | ||
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* Konami has pointed out that the number of sentences of text on the ''[[TCG]]'' print of this card matches the number of lines and points in this card's symbol.<ref name=firstline/> | * Konami has pointed out that the number of sentences of text on the ''[[TCG]]'' print of this card matches the number of lines and points in this card's symbol.<ref name=firstline/> | ||
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* This card's effects are all based on its appearances in the anime. | * This card's effects are all based on its appearances in the anime. | ||
** This card's first effect, the 500 [[ATK]] boost, is the only one identical to its anime counterpart. | ** This card's first effect, the 500 [[ATK]] boost, is the only one identical to its anime counterpart. | ||
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** Its fourth and fifth effects, preventing the user from Summoning monsters from the Extra Deck and destroying Special Summoned monsters, is based on what happened when this card was played by Yami Yugi, destroying "[[Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight (anime)|Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight]]" and reverting it to its unfused state, and the fact that Yugi, [[Dartz]], [[Rafael]], [[Valon]], and [[Alister]] did not Fusion Summon after it was activated<ref>[https://yugiohblog.konami.com/articles/?p=4229 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME » The Seal of Orichalcos: The Fourth & Fifth Lines]</ref> (notably, [[Rex Raptor]] did [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Horned Saurus]]" while controlling "The Seal" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 161|episode 161]]). | ** Its fourth and fifth effects, preventing the user from Summoning monsters from the Extra Deck and destroying Special Summoned monsters, is based on what happened when this card was played by Yami Yugi, destroying "[[Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight (anime)|Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight]]" and reverting it to its unfused state, and the fact that Yugi, [[Dartz]], [[Rafael]], [[Valon]], and [[Alister]] did not Fusion Summon after it was activated<ref>[https://yugiohblog.konami.com/articles/?p=4229 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME » The Seal of Orichalcos: The Fourth & Fifth Lines]</ref> (notably, [[Rex Raptor]] did [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Horned Saurus]]" while controlling "The Seal" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 161|episode 161]]). | ||
** Its sixth line of text, a [[condition]], is based on the fact that a Duelist in the anime who uses this card once in a Duel will not be able to use it again, as either they will win the Duel and trap their opponent's soul in the card, or they will lose the Duel and their soul along with it (barring [[DRAW]]s).<ref name="blanks" /> | ** Its sixth line of text, a [[condition]], is based on the fact that a Duelist in the anime who uses this card once in a Duel will not be able to use it again, as either they will win the Duel and trap their opponent's soul in the card, or they will lose the Duel and their soul along with it (barring [[DRAW]]s).<ref name="blanks" /> | ||
| − | + | * This is the only card known to have received a printed [[The Seal of Orichalcos (mock-up)|mock-up]]. | |
| − | * This is the only card to have received a printed [[The Seal of Orichalcos (mock-up)|mock-up]]. | ||
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* This seal appears in the artworks of "[[Orichalcos Shunoros]]", "[[Orichalcos Deuteros]]", "[[Orichalcos Tritos]]" and "[[Orichalcos Sword of Sealing]]". | * This seal appears in the artworks of "[[Orichalcos Shunoros]]", "[[Orichalcos Deuteros]]", "[[Orichalcos Tritos]]" and "[[Orichalcos Sword of Sealing]]". | ||
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* This is a [[cover card]] of ''[[Extra Pack 2012]]'', and ''[[Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World]]'' and its [[Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World Mega Pack|Mega Pack]]. | * This is a [[cover card]] of ''[[Extra Pack 2012]]'', and ''[[Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World]]'' and its [[Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World Mega Pack|Mega Pack]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, 28 September 2019
- The geometric figure inside the Seal is called a unicursal hexagram. Konami calls it a "double-chevron pattern".[1]
- The runes around the rim of the Seal are Enochian and spell out "Oreichalcos" twice.
- In the Japanese anime, the text on all "Orichalcos" cards are also written entirely in Enochian runes, except for "Orichalcos Sword of Sealing" (incidentally, the only "Orichalcos" card that Dartz did not use).
- This card previously existed as an Upper Deck Entertainment promotional card. There are only 15 copies of the Upper Deck Entertainment version in existence, all in the possession of members of Upper Deck Entertainment's R&D division, one of which was used in the Decks they played in the Orichalcos "Duel the Master" side event at previous National Tournaments.[citation needed] The current status of these cards is unknown, as they haven't been used since Konami reclaimed distribution and organization rights.
- This is the only Field Spell Card that can only be activated once per Duel.
- This was the first card to prevent the user from Special Summoning from their Extra Deck as a means of balancing its power. Later cards have since picked up on this, such as "March of the Monarchs".
- This is the first anime-original card to have been a TCG exclusive card.
- Konami has pointed out that the number of sentences of text on the TCG print of this card matches the number of lines and points in this card's symbol.[1]
- This card's effects are all based on its appearances in the anime.
- This card's first effect, the 500 ATK boost, is the only one identical to its anime counterpart.
- Its second effect, not being destroyed once per turn, was displayed in the anime when Yugi tried to destroy Gurimo's copy with "Dust Tornado"; while Gurimo claimed the card could not be destroyed at all, since it was never attempted to be destroyed again, Konami asserts that Gurimo was intentionally deceiving Yugi.[2]
- Its third effect, limiting your opponent's choices for attacking your monsters, is a twist on its anime counterpart's effect to prevent the opponent from attacking monsters placed in the Spell & Trap Card Zone by its other effect. This effect is identical to that of "Pixie Ring", which Konami pointed out when announcing it.[2]
- Its fourth and fifth effects, preventing the user from Summoning monsters from the Extra Deck and destroying Special Summoned monsters, is based on what happened when this card was played by Yami Yugi, destroying "Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight" and reverting it to its unfused state, and the fact that Yugi, Dartz, Rafael, Valon, and Alister did not Fusion Summon after it was activated[3] (notably, Rex Raptor did Fusion Summon "Horned Saurus" while controlling "The Seal" in episode 161).
- Its sixth line of text, a condition, is based on the fact that a Duelist in the anime who uses this card once in a Duel will not be able to use it again, as either they will win the Duel and trap their opponent's soul in the card, or they will lose the Duel and their soul along with it (barring DRAWs).[2]
- This is the only card known to have received a printed mock-up.
- This seal appears in the artworks of "Orichalcos Shunoros", "Orichalcos Deuteros", "Orichalcos Tritos" and "Orichalcos Sword of Sealing".
- This is a cover card of Extra Pack 2012, and Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World and its Mega Pack.
