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| image        = DimensionFusionDestruction-MADU-EN-VG-artwork.png
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| caption      = From left to right: "Uria", "Raviel" and "Hamon", with "Armityle" in the back, in the artwork of "[[Dimension Fusion Destruction]]"
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| ja_name      = {{Ruby|三|さん}}{{Ruby|幻|げん}}{{Ruby|魔|ま}}
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| romaji      = Sangenma
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| trans        = Three Phantasms
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| fr_name      = Bêtes Sacrées
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| de_name      = Heiligen Ungeheuer
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| it_name      = Bestie Sacre
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| pt_name      = Bestas Sagradas
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| es_name      = Bestias Sagradas
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| ko_name      = 삼환마
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| ko_hanja    = 三幻魔
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| ko_romanized = Samhwanma
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| ko_trans    = Three Phantasms
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| sw_name      = De Heliga Demonerna
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| tc_name      = 三幻魔
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| zh_jyutping  = Saam1 waan6 mo1
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| zh_pinyin    = Sānhuànmó
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| tc_trans    = Three Phantasms
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| sets        = [[Shadow of Infinity]]
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* [[Collectible Tins 2006 Wave 1]]
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* [[Collectible Tins 2006 Wave 2]]
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* [[Dark Revelation Volume 4]]
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* [[Ancient Prophecy]]
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* [[Legendary Collection 2: The Duel Academy Years]]
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* [[Duelist Saga]]
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* [[Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts]]
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* [[2021 Tin of Ancient Battles]]
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* [[Speed Duel GX: Duelists of Shadows]]
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* [[Limited Edition 10: Chaos Black]]
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* [[Expert Edition Volume 4]]
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* [[20th Anniversary Pack 1st Wave]]
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* [[Advanced Tournament Pack 2017 Vol.1]]
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* [[Tournament Pack 2017 Vol.2]]
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* [[Collectors Pack 2017]]
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* [[Tournament Pack 2017 Vol.3]]
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* [[Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts of Chaos]]
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* [[Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts of Chaos Sacred Beasts Unleashed Pack]]
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* [[Structure Deck: Legend of the Crystals]]
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* [[Premium Pack Vol.3]]
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* [[Advanced Event Pack 2017 Vol.1]]
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* [[Advanced Event Pack 2017 Vol.2]]
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* [[Advanced Event Pack 2018 Vol.1]]
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| anime        = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
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The '''Sacred Beasts''', known as the '''Three Phantasms''' ({{Ruby|三|さん}}{{Ruby|幻|げん}}{{Ruby|魔|ま}} ''Sangenma'') in the ''[[OCG]]'', is a [[series]] of monsters used by [[Kagemaru]] and [[Yubel (character)|Yubel]] in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' anime. The three Sacred Beasts consist of "[[Uria, Lord of Searing Flames]]", "[[Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder]]", and "[[Raviel, Lord of Phantasms]]", and their fused form, "[[Armityle the Chaos Phantasm]]", which is used by Yubel.
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Each monster resembles one of the [[Egyptian God]]s and are seen as dark counterparts to them, in a similar vein to the [[Wicked God]]s (though unlike the Wicked Gods, they are never stated in-series to have any relation to the Egyptian Gods). Gameplay-wise, each Sacred Beast features a Summoning condition that requires it to send to the [[Graveyard]] or [[Tribute]] 3 cards of a certain [[card type]].
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==Design==
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[[File:Sacred Beasts Linework.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Sacred Beasts linework]]
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<div style="float:right;">[[File:Armityle the Chaos Phantom Linework.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"Armityle" linework]]</div>
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The designs of the Sacred Beasts, "Uria", "Hamon" and "Raviel" were overseen by Kenichi Hara. Each member resembles one of the three Egyptian Gods; "Uria" is a counterpart in "[[Slifer the Sky Dragon (original)|Slifer the Sky Dragon]]", "Hamon" is a counterpart to "[[The Winged Dragon of Ra (original)|The Winged Dragon of Ra]]", and "Raviel" is a counterpart to "[[Obelisk the Tormentor (original)|Obelisk the Tormentor]]". Also, like the Egyptian God Cards, all three Sacred Beast Cards have the same background; however, unlike the God Cards, they possess certain visual features that make them distinct from their predecessors, including translucent wings and more pronounced claws and skeletal features.
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The three Sacred Beasts makes reference to characters in Judeo-Christain religion or texts.
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* "Uria" is named after [[wikipedia:Uriah the Hittite|Uriah the Hittite]], a man mentioned in the [[wikipedia:Books of Samuel|Books of Samuel]] who was murdered by King David because the former had an affair with the latter's wife. "Uria" may also be a reference to the archangel [[wikipedia:Uriel|Uriel]], the angel of repentance who guards the gate to the [[wikipedia:Garden of Eden|Garden of Eden]] and wields a sword of fire.
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* "Hamon" is named after [[wikipedia:Haman|Haman]], a villain in [[wikipedia:Book of Esther|Book of Esther]] who tried to depose the King of Persia and kill all the Jews in Persia. "Hamon" may also be a reference to the alternative name of the archangel [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel Gabriel] used in the [[wikipedia:Book of Enoch|Book of Enoch]]. Lastly, ''[[wikipedia:Hamon (swordsmithing)|hamon]]'' is a swordsmithing term, originating from the Japanese word meaning "blade pattern", referring to the wave like patterns on the cutting edge.
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* "Raviel" is named after [[wikipedia:Raziel|Raziel]], an angel who is depicted as the author of the ''[[wikipedia:Sefer Raziel HaMalakh|Sefer Raziel HaMalakh]]'' which he gives to [[wikipedia:Adam and Eve|Adam and Eve]] shortly after their expulsion from the [[wikipedia:Garden of Eden|Garden of Eden]] so they would find their way back and better understand their God.
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* "Armityle" is named after Amatiel, one of the angels of the spring in [[wikipedia:Pietro d'Abano|Pietro d'Abano]]'s grimoire ''[http://www.esotericarchives.com/solomon/heptamer.htm Heptameron]''.
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==Appearances==
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===''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX''===
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[[File:Daitokuji Sangema Tomb.jpg|left|thumb|The tablets depicting the Sacred Beasts.]]
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In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' anime, the Sacred Beasts are legendary monsters whose cards were sealed by [[Kagemaru]] underneath [[Duel Academy]] behind the [[Spirit Gates]], which requires seven [[Spirit Keys]] to open, as he could not unlock their power at the time. Should they ever be set free from their stronghold, chaos and darkness will envelop the world, destroying everything.
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<div style="float:right;">[[File:Rise of the Sacred Beasts arc.jpg|thumb|right|The three "Sacred Beasts" in card form.]]</div>
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The [[Shadow Riders]], led by Kagemaru, sought to acquire the Spirit Keys and revive the Sacred Beasts. In order to open the gate, a strong Dueling presence is required; if the keys are stolen and placed in the gate (as attempted by [[Don Zaloog (character)|Don Zaloog]]), nothing will occur. To meet the challenge of the Shadow Riders, seven of Duel Academy's finest Duelists were selected: [[Jaden Yuki]], [[Zane Truesdale]], [[Chazz Princeton]], [[Alexis Rhodes]], [[Bastion Misawa]], [[Vellian Crowler]], and [[Lyman Banner]] (whose hidden identity, at the time, was the Shadow Rider, Amnael). Although the Shadow Riders were defeated, the gate was inadvertently opened by Chazz, and Kagemaru managed to acquire the awakened Sacred Beasts because of the Dueling energy released from the Duels. In exchange for freeing them from imprisonment, the Sacred Beasts slowly returned Kagemaru to a youthful state, empowering him with the energy sapped from Duel Monster spirits, but Jaden's interference resulted in the man's downfall. They were thus locked away once more.
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After Duel Academy is transported to an [[Duel Monsters Spirit World|alternate dimension]] in the third season, [[Marcel Bonaparte]], possessed by Yubel, retrieves the Sacred Beasts and builds a [[Deck]] around them, which boosts the Summoning speed of the Sacred Beasts and also supports the Summoning of their combined form, "[[Chaos Phantasm Armityle]]". When [[Jesse Anderson]] reappears after he was possessed by Yubel, he uses them in a Deck based around quickly Summoning the Sacred Beasts and "Armityle" for his Duel against [[Adrian Gecko]]. Although Yubel didn't use them in her final Duel with Jaden, "Raviel" was shown to be in her Deck. After Yubel merged with Jaden, they are safely returned to their resting place.
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===''Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V (manga)''===
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In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'' manga, [[Eve]] uses "[[Phantasm Emperor Trilojig (manga)|Phantasm Emperor Trilojig]]", a [[Fusion Monster]] that is a reference to the Sacred Beasts. It can be Summoned by "Dimension Fusion Destruction" in the ''OCG''/''[[TCG]]''.
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==Playing style==
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The three Sacred Beasts historically lacked support cards that worked to effectively support all three monsters, and so were typically played separately as individual decks focused on bringing out one of the three Sacred Beasts, using their own summoning conditions. Later on, as the three Sacred Beasts received consistency support and series-wide support, Sacred Beast Decks gradually homogenized around the new series-wide support.
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Before receiving their shared consistency support, historical Sacred Beast decks focused on individual Sacred Beasts differed signicantly between them in order to fulfill the monsters' summoning conditions:
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* Historical "Hamon"-focused Decks are focused on using [[Continuous Spell Card]]s to enable the summon of "Hamon". The Deck synergized with "[[Crystal Beast]]s", as they become Continuous Spell Cards after being [[destroy]]ed.
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* Historical "Uria"-focused Decks are focused on using [[Continuous Trap Card]]s to enable the summon of "Uria", and boost its ATK to very high levels for an OTK. They would typically employ floodgates like "[[Imperial Custom]]" or "[[Curse of Darkness]]", as well as [[Trap Monster]]s to control the field. To power up "Uria", cards like "[[Reasoning]]", "[[Monster Gate]]" and "[[Magic Planter]]" can send Continuous Traps from the Deck or field to the Graveyard in large numbers.
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* Historical "Raviel"-focused Decks are focused on [[swarm]]ing [[Fiend]] monsters to enable the summon of "Raviel". Common Fiend monsters used include "[[Dark World]]" monsters, as well as Fiend [[Token]]s like the ones summoned by "[[Phantom Skyblaster]]" or "[[Fires of Doomsday]]".
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* Some other historical Decks focused on turboing out "Armityle" would typically employ monsters like "[[Phantom of Chaos]]" or "[[Elemental HERO Prisma]]" to copy the names of Sacred Beast monsters, making "Armityle" less costly to summon.
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After receiving their shared support, Sacred Beast monsters became far easier to summon thanks to the effects of "[[Chaos Summoning Beast]]" and "[[Dark Summoning Beast]]", and became far easier to access thanks to the searchers "[[Dark Beckoning Beast]]" and "[[Opening of the Spirit Gates]]".
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Modern Sacred Beast Decks can be built to focus on summoning one of the three Sacred Beasts and use its dedicated [[Signature move]] support (e.g. "[[Cerulean Skyfire]]") to maximize consistency, or playing multiple different Sacred Beast monsters to enable stronger support cards that require multiple different Sacred Beasts (e.g. "[[Awakening of the Sacred Beasts]]"), inluding summoning "Armityle" with the effect of "[[Dimension Fusion Destruction]]".
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===Recommended cards===
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{{Decklist|Recommended cards
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|effect monsters =
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* [[Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder]]
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* [[Raviel, Lord of Phantasms]]
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* [[Raviel, Lord of Phantasms - Shimmering Scraper]]
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* [[Uria, Lord of Searing Flames]]
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* [[Chaos Core]]
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* [[Chaos Summoning Beast]]
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* [[Dark Beckoning Beast]]
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* [[Dark Summoning Beast]]
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* [[Armageddon Knight]]
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* [[Cyber-Stein]]
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* [[Phantom Skyblaster]]
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* [[Stygian Street Patrol]]
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* [[Armityle the Chaos Phantasm]]
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* [[Armityle the Chaos Phantasm - Phantom of Fury]]
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* [[Phantasm Emperor Trilojig]]
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|xyz monsters =
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* [[Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Gustav Max]]
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* [[Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Juggernaut Liebe]]
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|link monsters =
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* [[Predaplant Verte Anaconda]] (Traditional Format only)
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* [[Salamangreat Almiraj]]
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* [[Barricadeborg Blocker]]
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|spells =
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* [[Dimension Fusion Destruction]]
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* [[Fallen Paradise]]
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* [[Opening of the Spirit Gates]]
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* [[Cerulean Skyfire]]
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* [[Foolish Burial]]
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* [[Terraforming]]
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* [[Void Apocalypse]]
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|traps =
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* [[Awakening of the Sacred Beasts]]
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* [[Hyper Blaze]]
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Revision as of 19:21, 10 July 2023

Sacred Beast
From left to right: "Uria", "Raviel" and "Hamon", with "Armityle" in the back, in the artwork of "Dimension Fusion Destruction"
From left to right: "Uria", "Raviel" and "Hamon", with "Armityle" in the back, in the artwork of "Dimension Fusion Destruction"
Japanese
  • 三（さん）幻（げん）魔（ま）
  • 三幻魔 (base)
  • さんげんま (ruby)
  • Sangenma (romanized)
  • Three Phantasms (translated)
Traditional Chinese
  • 三幻魔
  • Three Phantasms (translated)
French
  • Bêtes Sacrées
German
  • Heiligen Ungeheuer
Italian
  • Bestie Sacre
Korean
  • 삼환마
  • 三幻魔 (Hanja)
  • Samhwanma (romanized)
  • Three Phantasms (translated)
Portuguese
  • Bestas Sagradas
Spanish
  • Bestias Sagradas
Sets
TCG
OCG
Korean
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Lists

The Sacred Beasts, known as the Three Phantasms (三（さん）幻（げん）魔（ま） Sangenma) in the OCG, is a series of monsters used by Kagemaru and Yubel in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime. The three Sacred Beasts consist of "Uria, Lord of Searing Flames", "Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder", and "Raviel, Lord of Phantasms", and their fused form, "Armityle the Chaos Phantasm", which is used by Yubel.

Each monster resembles one of the Egyptian Gods and are seen as dark counterparts to them, in a similar vein to the Wicked Gods (though unlike the Wicked Gods, they are never stated in-series to have any relation to the Egyptian Gods). Gameplay-wise, each Sacred Beast features a Summoning condition that requires it to send to the Graveyard or Tribute 3 cards of a certain card type.

Design

Sacred Beasts linework
"Armityle" linework

The designs of the Sacred Beasts, "Uria", "Hamon" and "Raviel" were overseen by Kenichi Hara. Each member resembles one of the three Egyptian Gods; "Uria" is a counterpart in "Slifer the Sky Dragon", "Hamon" is a counterpart to "The Winged Dragon of Ra", and "Raviel" is a counterpart to "Obelisk the Tormentor". Also, like the Egyptian God Cards, all three Sacred Beast Cards have the same background; however, unlike the God Cards, they possess certain visual features that make them distinct from their predecessors, including translucent wings and more pronounced claws and skeletal features.

The three Sacred Beasts makes reference to characters in Judeo-Christain religion or texts.

  • "Uria" is named after Uriah the Hittite, a man mentioned in the Books of Samuel who was murdered by King David because the former had an affair with the latter's wife. "Uria" may also be a reference to the archangel Uriel, the angel of repentance who guards the gate to the Garden of Eden and wields a sword of fire.
  • "Hamon" is named after Haman, a villain in Book of Esther who tried to depose the King of Persia and kill all the Jews in Persia. "Hamon" may also be a reference to the alternative name of the archangel Gabriel used in the Book of Enoch. Lastly, hamon is a swordsmithing term, originating from the Japanese word meaning "blade pattern", referring to the wave like patterns on the cutting edge.

Appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

The tablets depicting the Sacred Beasts.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime, the Sacred Beasts are legendary monsters whose cards were sealed by Kagemaru underneath Duel Academy behind the Spirit Gates, which requires seven Spirit Keys to open, as he could not unlock their power at the time. Should they ever be set free from their stronghold, chaos and darkness will envelop the world, destroying everything.

The three "Sacred Beasts" in card form.

The Shadow Riders, led by Kagemaru, sought to acquire the Spirit Keys and revive the Sacred Beasts. In order to open the gate, a strong Dueling presence is required; if the keys are stolen and placed in the gate (as attempted by Don Zaloog), nothing will occur. To meet the challenge of the Shadow Riders, seven of Duel Academy's finest Duelists were selected: Jaden Yuki, Zane Truesdale, Chazz Princeton, Alexis Rhodes, Bastion Misawa, Vellian Crowler, and Lyman Banner (whose hidden identity, at the time, was the Shadow Rider, Amnael). Although the Shadow Riders were defeated, the gate was inadvertently opened by Chazz, and Kagemaru managed to acquire the awakened Sacred Beasts because of the Dueling energy released from the Duels. In exchange for freeing them from imprisonment, the Sacred Beasts slowly returned Kagemaru to a youthful state, empowering him with the energy sapped from Duel Monster spirits, but Jaden's interference resulted in the man's downfall. They were thus locked away once more.

After Duel Academy is transported to an alternate dimension in the third season, Marcel Bonaparte, possessed by Yubel, retrieves the Sacred Beasts and builds a Deck around them, which boosts the Summoning speed of the Sacred Beasts and also supports the Summoning of their combined form, "Chaos Phantasm Armityle". When Jesse Anderson reappears after he was possessed by Yubel, he uses them in a Deck based around quickly Summoning the Sacred Beasts and "Armityle" for his Duel against Adrian Gecko. Although Yubel didn't use them in her final Duel with Jaden, "Raviel" was shown to be in her Deck. After Yubel merged with Jaden, they are safely returned to their resting place.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V (manga)

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V manga, Eve uses "Phantasm Emperor Trilojig", a Fusion Monster that is a reference to the Sacred Beasts. It can be Summoned by "Dimension Fusion Destruction" in the OCG/TCG.

Playing style

The three Sacred Beasts historically lacked support cards that worked to effectively support all three monsters, and so were typically played separately as individual decks focused on bringing out one of the three Sacred Beasts, using their own summoning conditions. Later on, as the three Sacred Beasts received consistency support and series-wide support, Sacred Beast Decks gradually homogenized around the new series-wide support.

Before receiving their shared consistency support, historical Sacred Beast decks focused on individual Sacred Beasts differed signicantly between them in order to fulfill the monsters' summoning conditions:

After receiving their shared support, Sacred Beast monsters became far easier to summon thanks to the effects of "Chaos Summoning Beast" and "Dark Summoning Beast", and became far easier to access thanks to the searchers "Dark Beckoning Beast" and "Opening of the Spirit Gates".

Modern Sacred Beast Decks can be built to focus on summoning one of the three Sacred Beasts and use its dedicated Signature move support (e.g. "Cerulean Skyfire") to maximize consistency, or playing multiple different Sacred Beast monsters to enable stronger support cards that require multiple different Sacred Beasts (e.g. "Awakening of the Sacred Beasts"), inluding summoning "Armityle" with the effect of "Dimension Fusion Destruction".

Recommended cards

Recommended cards
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