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| − | '''Illusion''' ({{Ruby|幻|げん}}{{Ruby|想|そう}}{{Ruby|魔|ま}} ''Gensōma'', lit. "Illusion Magic") is a [[Type]] of [[Monster Card]]. It | + | '''Illusion''' ({{Ruby|幻|げん}}{{Ruby|想|そう}}{{Ruby|魔|ま}} ''Gensōma'', lit. "Illusion Magic") is a [[Type]] of [[Monster Card]]. |
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| + | It was introduced in ''[[Duel Monsters (manga)|Duel Monsters]]'' in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' manga]] in December 1997, the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Bandai's Official Card Game|Bandai Carddass]] in 1998, and the ''[[OCG]]'' in April 2023 in ''[[Duelist Nexus]]''. | ||
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| + | The [[Illusion Magic (Alignment)|Illusion Magic]] appearing in video games is based on this Type. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| + | In the manga, the Illusion Type was used by [[Maximillion J. Pegasus (manga)|Maximillion J. Pegasus]]. Monsters included "[[Illusionist Faceless Mage (manga)|Illusionist Faceless Mage]]", "[[Dark-Eyes Illusionist (manga)|Dark-Eyes Illusionist]]", "[[Relinquished (manga)|Relinquished]]", "[[Thousand-Eyes Restrict (manga)|Thousand-Eyes Restrict]]", and [[Pegasus's unnamed card]]. They were supported by "[[Eye of Deception]]" and "[[Black Illusion Ritual (manga)|Black Illusion Ritual]]". The Type is strong against the [[Black Magic]] Type and weak against the [[Fiend]] Type. In the Japanese manga, it is usually referred to as "Illusion Type" (幻想魔族), but also referred to as "Illusionist" (幻想師) at one point. In the English manga, it is referred to as "Illusionists" at one point and "Illusion" at another. | ||
| − | + | In the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Bandai's Official Card Game|Bandai Carddass]], the Type was assigned to "[[Dragon Capture Jar (Bandai)|Dragon Capture Jar]]" and "[[Dragon Piper (Bandai)|Dragon Piper]]", both of which were cards used by Pegasus. | |
| − | All Illusion [[Effect Monster]]s | + | All Illusion [[Effect Monster]]s released in the ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' share the effect that no monster can be [[destroy]]ed by battles involving them (including themselves), and incorporate the [[Eye of Wdjat]] in their artworks. Almost all of them feature a semi-monochromatic abstract background. |
==Themes== | ==Themes== | ||
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Illusion (
It was introduced in Duel Monsters in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga in December 1997, the Bandai Carddass in 1998, and the OCG in April 2023 in Duelist Nexus.
The Illusion Magic appearing in video games is based on this Type.
Overview
In the manga, the Illusion Type was used by Maximillion J. Pegasus. Monsters included "Illusionist Faceless Mage", "Dark-Eyes Illusionist", "Relinquished", "Thousand-Eyes Restrict", and Pegasus's unnamed card. They were supported by "Eye of Deception" and "Black Illusion Ritual". The Type is strong against the Black Magic Type and weak against the Fiend Type. In the Japanese manga, it is usually referred to as "Illusion Type" (幻想魔族), but also referred to as "Illusionist" (幻想師) at one point. In the English manga, it is referred to as "Illusionists" at one point and "Illusion" at another.
In the Bandai Carddass, the Type was assigned to "Dragon Capture Jar" and "Dragon Piper", both of which were cards used by Pegasus.
All Illusion Effect Monsters released in the OCG/TCG share the effect that no monster can be destroyed by battles involving them (including themselves), and incorporate the Eye of Wdjat in their artworks. Almost all of them feature a semi-monochromatic abstract background.
