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* Announcements for the ''Street Duel Legend of Power'' prize card used this artwork, depite the actual print using the manga one. This illustration used the same color scheme as the ''DM3''/''DDS'' artwork, although the trim and choker are changed to pale blue and the cape to purple. Also visible are her waist loop, which is pale blue as well, and her rod, which is dark blue with a pale blue trims. | * Announcements for the ''Street Duel Legend of Power'' prize card used this artwork, depite the actual print using the manga one. This illustration used the same color scheme as the ''DM3''/''DDS'' artwork, although the trim and choker are changed to pale blue and the cape to purple. Also visible are her waist loop, which is pale blue as well, and her rod, which is dark blue with a pale blue trims. | ||
** One of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters promotional cards|''Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters'' video game promotional cards]], released March 21, 2001, was printed with this artwork, edited to use the standard scheme, although her cheek stickers remain purple rather than pink. Additionally, the "[[Dark Magical Circle]]" in the background is shrunk so that it fits within the now-rectangular framing. | ** One of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters promotional cards|''Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters'' video game promotional cards]], released March 21, 2001, was printed with this artwork, edited to use the standard scheme, although her cheek stickers remain purple rather than pink. Additionally, the "[[Dark Magical Circle]]" in the background is shrunk so that it fits within the now-rectangular framing. | ||
− | *** The official ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' | + | *** The official ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' Engline anime website, yugioh.com, displays an edited version of this artwork that replaces the hexagram-emblazoned blue jewel with a plain red jewel, erases the outline of her bust, extends her sleeves to cover more of her chest, and moves the strand of hair hanging over her right shoulder behind her arm. It is framed almost the same way as the ''Street Duel Legend of Power'' announcement artwork, including the "Dark Magical Circle" being re-enlargened to the same size. Despite yugioh.com usually displaying artworks used in the international dub of the anime, this artwork has never appeared in it, or anywhere else. |
* The Japanese ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' tabletop game uses a picture of the game's "Dark Magician Girl" figure overlaid on a background of a green flat grid. This artwork is also used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters (video game)|Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' video game itself. | * The Japanese ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' tabletop game uses a picture of the game's "Dark Magician Girl" figure overlaid on a background of a green flat grid. This artwork is also used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters (video game)|Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' video game itself. | ||
** The English version uses a zoomed out variation to show the entire body of "Dark Magician Girl", in contrast to the Japanese artwork which is framed above her legs, and the background replaced with a pair of blue angled grids. | ** The English version uses a zoomed out variation to show the entire body of "Dark Magician Girl", in contrast to the Japanese artwork which is framed above her legs, and the background replaced with a pair of blue angled grids. |