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"'''Infernity'''" (インフェルニティ ''Inferuniti''), a portmanteau of the words "Infernal" and "Infinity", are all is an [[DARK]] monster cards whose effects activate when a player has no cards in [[handarchetype]]. This archetype's artwork owes much to stereotypical depictions of the "wild west," with cards such as "[[Infernity ArchfiendDARK]]", "[[Infernity Necromancer]]", and "[[Infernity Mirage]]" alluding to the Native Americans, while cards like "[[Infernity Avenger]]", "[[Infernity Randomizer]]", and "[[Infernity Launcher]]" (whose original Japanese name was "Infernity Gun") relate to cowboys. More recent "Infernity" monsters like "[[Infernity Knight]]," "[[Infernity General]]," and "[[Infernity Archer]]" bear strong medieval overtones. This [[archetype]] was used by [[Kalin Kessler]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]''. They consist of monsters whose effects activate when a player has no cards in [[hand]].
In episodes 33 - 35 in the English version of ''Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's'', the archetype was referred to as "'''Infernalty'''".
Lastly, "[[Void Ogre Dragon]]" and "[[Beelze of the Diabolic Dragons]]" are welcome additions to the "Infernity" arsenal of Level 8 Synchro monsters, having great synergy with the deck and able to fend off threats such as "[[Dark Hole]]" and most common defensive traps.
== Design ==
=== Appearance ===
"Infernity" monsters' artwork owes much to stereotypical depictions of the "wild west," with cards such as "[[Infernity Archfiend]]", "[[Infernity Necromancer]]", and "[[Infernity Mirage]]" alluding to the Native Americans, while cards like "[[Infernity Avenger]]", "[[Infernity Randomizer]]", and "[[Infernity Launcher]]" (whose original Japanese name was "Infernity Gun") relate to cowboys. More recent "Infernity" monsters like "[[Infernity Knight]]," "[[Infernity General]]," and "[[Infernity Archer]]" bear strong medieval overtones.
=== Etymology ===
"Infernity" is a portmanteau of the words "Infernal" and "Infinity".
==Play Style==
