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Aside from those, each 1 has a unique effect, most likely to counter or match the strategy the [[duelist]] each card's [[control]]ler faced.
In the real card game, if an "Earthbound Immortal" is the only monster on your opponent's side of the field, you cannot [[declare]] an attack at all '''unless it's a [[Direct Attacker]] because they don't have to select this card as an attack target; they can just attack directly'''--[[Special:Contributions/24.189.83.118|24.189.83.118]] ([[User talk:24.189.83.118|talk]]) 04:15, November 30, 2010 (UTC)'''This is clearly proven'''. Thus, creating a huge advantage for the controller of the "Earthbound Immortal" and thus a one-sided battle.
In the anime, whenever an "Earthbound Immortal" is [[Summon]]ed, the bodies and souls of anyone trapped inside of a geoglyph are sacrificed for its summoning. The sacrificed individuals turn into energy of the same purple colour as a [[dark mark]], which is absorbed into a floating stone of characteristic shape.
