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"White Aura" (ホワイト・オーラ Howaito Ōra) is an archetype of Fish Synchro Monsters. It is part of the White series.
Despite only having support in the OCG/TCG, its members are notably used by Ren in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V manga.
Design[edit]
Despite their Fish Type, "White Aura" monsters mostly depict creatures that resemble marine mammals (though in-franchise there is precedent for this, as with the unrelated "White Dolphin" and "Fortress Whale" cards). Their coloration and cetacean nature may draw inspiration from Herman Melville's famous novel, Moby-Dick, which prominently features a gigantic white whale as an antagonist.
Playing style[edit]
"White Aura" monsters (as a sub-group of White Fish monsters) focus on Synchro Summoning, with additional effects that involve Summoning from the Graveyard and becoming Tuners for further Synchro-ing.
