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The '''Shadow Charms''' are talismans used by the [[Shadow Riders]]. There are eight in total, one for each of the Shadow Riders, and one for [[Kagemaru]] himself. Although their origins are unknown, they seem to have powers similar to the [[Millennium Items]], and are, in turn, all emblazoned with the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Terminology#The Eye of Wdjat|Wdjat Eye]]. Being noticeably less important to the story than their afore-mentioned counterparts, the nature of their powers are not deeply explored, but all of them seem to serve the purpose of their respective owner, although they appear less powerful then the Millennium Items. All of them allow the user and his/her opponent to participate in a [[Shadow Game]]. Kagemaru alone seems to understand the nature of these items, and is responsible for their distribution. It is possible that each item is an object created specifically for each Shadow Rider. The process of creation might be binding a spell to an object, or a similar method.
 
The '''Shadow Charms''' are talismans used by the [[Shadow Riders]]. There are eight in total, one for each of the Shadow Riders, and one for [[Kagemaru]] himself. Although their origins are unknown, they seem to have powers similar to the [[Millennium Items]], and are, in turn, all emblazoned with the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Terminology#The Eye of Wdjat|Wdjat Eye]]. Being noticeably less important to the story than their afore-mentioned counterparts, the nature of their powers are not deeply explored, but all of them seem to serve the purpose of their respective owner, although they appear less powerful then the Millennium Items. All of them allow the user and his/her opponent to participate in a [[Shadow Game]]. Kagemaru alone seems to understand the nature of these items, and is responsible for their distribution. It is possible that each item is an object created specifically for each Shadow Rider. The process of creation might be binding a spell to an object, or a similar method.
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Most of them were taken by Jaden, after defeat of a Shadow Rider. It is unknown what happened next with them.
  
 
* '''Nightshroud/Darkness''' - His Shadow Charm is actually half of the pendant owned by the [[Gravekeeper's Assailant|Gravekeeper]], then [[Jaden]]. Whole or in parts, it seems to afford dark powers to the user, as well as a certain amount of protection and resiliance against the effects of Shadow Games, and other Shadow Charms.
 
* '''Nightshroud/Darkness''' - His Shadow Charm is actually half of the pendant owned by the [[Gravekeeper's Assailant|Gravekeeper]], then [[Jaden]]. Whole or in parts, it seems to afford dark powers to the user, as well as a certain amount of protection and resiliance against the effects of Shadow Games, and other Shadow Charms.

Revision as of 17:55, 2 February 2011

The Shadow Charms are talismans used by the Shadow Riders. There are eight in total, one for each of the Shadow Riders, and one for Kagemaru himself. Although their origins are unknown, they seem to have powers similar to the Millennium Items, and are, in turn, all emblazoned with the Wdjat Eye. Being noticeably less important to the story than their afore-mentioned counterparts, the nature of their powers are not deeply explored, but all of them seem to serve the purpose of their respective owner, although they appear less powerful then the Millennium Items. All of them allow the user and his/her opponent to participate in a Shadow Game. Kagemaru alone seems to understand the nature of these items, and is responsible for their distribution. It is possible that each item is an object created specifically for each Shadow Rider. The process of creation might be binding a spell to an object, or a similar method. Most of them were taken by Jaden, after defeat of a Shadow Rider. It is unknown what happened next with them.

  • Nightshroud/Darkness - His Shadow Charm is actually half of the pendant owned by the Gravekeeper, then Jaden. Whole or in parts, it seems to afford dark powers to the user, as well as a certain amount of protection and resiliance against the effects of Shadow Games, and other Shadow Charms.
  • Camula - Camula's Shadow Charm is a choker which allows her both to claim the souls of those who lose to her and place them inside voodoo dolls as well as the ability to wager the souls of others present (even players outside the game) as fodder for her Illusion Gate Spell Card.
  • Don Zaloog - His Shadow Charm is his eyepatch. It allows him and the rest of the Dark Scorpions to take physical form in the human world. Without it, they become Duel Spirits once again.
  • Tania - Her Shadow Charm takes the form of a gauntlet. This allows her to assume human form (her true form being a tiger).
  • Abidos III - His Shadow Charm is a headband that allows him to return from the afterlife and assume physical form.
  • Titan - His Shadow Charm is the new mask he wears. It allows him to channel the powers of darkness into his cards as well as affording him a certain mastery over it. Deprived of it, however, he is consumed by the darkness once again.
  • Amnael - His Shadow Charm is the Emerald Tablet, the only Shadow Charm with a history that is not exclusive to the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe. Its fictitious version allows Amnael to trap his victims, soul and body, inside its pages, trapping them until he is defeated.
  • Kagemaru - The master of the Shadow Charms' iconic item is a small ring which allows him to channel the powers of the Sacred Beasts and other duel cards into himself, not only regaining his youth but also receiving an exponential increase in both physical strength and magical power.
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