The wielder of these great cards is able to acquire the title of 'Duel King,' but in the wrong hands, they are capable of causing legitimate injury or even death. When Pegasus finished the art-work on the prototypes, he had a nightmare about the Egyptian Gods attacking him. Shadi told Pegasus that he had angered the 'Egyptian gods'. Pegasus woke up injured after this 'nightmare,' so he decided that these cards were too powerful to be mass-produced, and had Ishizu Ishtar bury the prototypes in the Pharaoh's tomb.

When Pegasus decided to make them into cards, everyone involved in the project was attacked by the spirits of the 'Egyptian God' monsters, so Pegasus decided to create the cards on his own, under the protection of his Millennium Eye. The 'Egyptian Gods' are one-of-a-kind all-powerful cards created by Maximillion Pegasus, who modeled them after three Ancient Egypt divine beasts whose likenesses surround the Millennium Puzzle on the stone tablet said to hold the memories of the nameless Pharaoh. Several other cards, such as 'Embodiment of Apophis', 'Mystical Beast of Serket', 'Ma'at', the 'Horus the Black Flame Dragon' archetype, 'Sebek's Blessing', 'Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys', the 'Hieratic' archetype, and the 'New Order' archetype, are named after real Egyptian deities, but are not a part of the Egyptian God series. (三さん幻げん神しん, Sangenshin), are a series of cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! that serve as a focal point in the series' manga, the second series anime, and numerous video games.Ĭurrently, the only cards that supports this series are 'Ra's Disciple', 'Mound of the Bound Creator', and 'The True Name'.

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