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One key difference that must be noted, however, is that these are intended as the '''opposites''' of the [[Egyptian God Cards]]. Hence, while both are "[[Divine]]", the kanji is placed against the [[Light|LIGHT]]-[[attribute]] symbol for the [[Egyptian God Cards]], but against the [[Dark|DARK]]-[[attribute]] coloration for the Wicked God Cards. In order to avoid a repetition of the unplayability issue which surrounds the [[Divine|DIVINE]]/[[Divine-Beast]]-[[Type]] [[Egyptian God Cards]], however, Konami has made the "real world" cards [[Dark|DARK]]/[[Fiend]]-[[Type]] [[monster]]s. | One key difference that must be noted, however, is that these are intended as the '''opposites''' of the [[Egyptian God Cards]]. Hence, while both are "[[Divine]]", the kanji is placed against the [[Light|LIGHT]]-[[attribute]] symbol for the [[Egyptian God Cards]], but against the [[Dark|DARK]]-[[attribute]] coloration for the Wicked God Cards. In order to avoid a repetition of the unplayability issue which surrounds the [[Divine|DIVINE]]/[[Divine-Beast]]-[[Type]] [[Egyptian God Cards]], however, Konami has made the "real world" cards [[Dark|DARK]]/[[Fiend]]-[[Type]] [[monster]]s. | ||
| − | In the manga, [[The Wicked Avatar]]'s form changes into a dark version of whatever monster's stats it's copying plus 1 [[ATK]]and [[DEF]] point; for example, it's form became that of a black [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]] when it went up against [[Seto Kaiba|Kaiba's]] [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]. | + | In the manga, [[The Wicked Avatar]]'s form changes into a dark version of whatever monster's stats it's copying plus 1 [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] point; for example, it's form became that of a black [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]] when it went up against [[Seto Kaiba|Kaiba's]] [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]. |
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Revision as of 02:18, 5 October 2007
- The Wicked Dreadroot - Appears to be the equivalent to Obelisk the Tormentor. It looks human shaped with wings like Obelisk.
- The Wicked Eraser - Appears to be the equivalent to Slifer the Sky Dragon. It looks like a dragon, just like Slifer.
- The Wicked Avatar - Appears to be the equivalent to The Winged Dragon of Ra. It even looks like Ra's sealed orb form.
Originally featured in the Yu-Gi-Oh! R manga, these cards formed the counterparts of the Egyptian God Cards. Although their hierarchies are unknown (e.g., among the Egyptian God Cards "Obelisk the Tormentor" and "Slifer the Sky Dragon" were Hierarchy 1, while "The Winged Dragon of Ra" was Hierarchy 2), it is known that they share the remainder of the "Divine" traits with the Egyptian God Cards.
One key difference that must be noted, however, is that these are intended as the opposites of the Egyptian God Cards. Hence, while both are "Divine", the kanji is placed against the LIGHT-attribute symbol for the Egyptian God Cards, but against the DARK-attribute coloration for the Wicked God Cards. In order to avoid a repetition of the unplayability issue which surrounds the DIVINE/Divine-Beast-Type Egyptian God Cards, however, Konami has made the "real world" cards DARK/Fiend-Type monsters.
In the manga, The Wicked Avatar's form changes into a dark version of whatever monster's stats it's copying plus 1 ATK and DEF point; for example, it's form became that of a black Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon when it went up against Kaiba's Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
