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| − | The '''Crystal Beasts''' are a series of [[Monster Cards]] that become [[Continuous Spell Cards]] after they are destroyed while monsters. | + | The '''Crystal Beasts''' are a series of [[Monster Cards]] that become [[Continuous Spell Cards]] after they are destroyed while monsters. Although weak in terms of actual strength, their aforementioned effects allow them to have great staying power. In addition, they are supplemented by many support cards which utilizes them in their [[Continuous Spell Card]] form. This archetype also contains the card, [[Rainbow Dragon]], the ace card of the Crystal Beasts. It can be summoned quite easily as it can be only be played when there are a total of seven Crystal Beasts in the field and graveyard. |
| − | The Crystal Beasts made their first appearance in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]] anime, used by [[Jesse Anderson]]. In the Japanese version of the anime, they are called the "''Gem Beasts''" or "''Jewel Beast''". In the English dub, each one of the Crystal Beast monsters (save for | + | The Crystal Beasts made their first appearance in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]] anime, used by [[Jesse Anderson]]. In the Japanese version of the anime, they are called the "''Gem Beasts''" or "''Jewel Beast''". In the English dub, each one of the Crystal Beast monsters (save for [[Crystal Beast Ruby Carbuncle]]) imitates the voice of a real life movie celebrity. |
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Revision as of 16:05, 24 July 2007
The Crystal Beasts are a series of Monster Cards that become Continuous Spell Cards after they are destroyed while monsters. Although weak in terms of actual strength, their aforementioned effects allow them to have great staying power. In addition, they are supplemented by many support cards which utilizes them in their Continuous Spell Card form. This archetype also contains the card, Rainbow Dragon, the ace card of the Crystal Beasts. It can be summoned quite easily as it can be only be played when there are a total of seven Crystal Beasts in the field and graveyard.
The Crystal Beasts made their first appearance in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime, used by Jesse Anderson. In the Japanese version of the anime, they are called the "Gem Beasts" or "Jewel Beast". In the English dub, each one of the Crystal Beast monsters (save for Crystal Beast Ruby Carbuncle) imitates the voice of a real life movie celebrity.
