![]() ![]() In both the manga and anime of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Obelisk's effect was not explained clearly at the beginning. However, it should not be considered the true effect of Obelisk. For those who wants to use Obelisk in the real card game, this may be something convenient to use. Many websites claim that Obelisk's effect does 4000 points of damage on the opponent's Life Points. And with this effect activated, Obelisk's "attack" is known as "God Hand Crusher/God Hand Impact" (ゴッド・ハンド・インパクト), or, in the English TV show, "Fist of Fate/Fist of Fury". Obelisk's attack is known as "God Hand Crusher" (ゴッド・ハンド・クラッシャー) in the Japanese anime and manga. There are also certain effects shared by all God Cards these are listed in that entry for brevity. This effect is considered a "special attack" in the manga.In addition, all monsters existed on your opponent's side of the field receive battle damage of an amount equal to the current ATK of Obelisk.i.e., after this effect is activated, when Obelisk inflicts battle damage on your opponent's Life Points, your opponent's Life Points becomes 0 (= loses) immediately.This effect is known as "Soul Energy Max" (ソウルエナジーMAX) in the Japanese anime and manga. Until after Obelisk attacks, its ATK becomes "∞" (infinite). Sacrifice two monsters other than Obelisk on your side of the field. You can activate this effect during you or your opponent's turns.With what are observed in various duels, a deduction of the unique abilities of Obelisk is concluded below: And the monsters on the field shall be destroyed." (Effect) " The Player shall sacrifice two bodies to God of Obelisk.ATK (ATtacK points) 4000/DEF (DEFense points) 4000.Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.Īccording to the Japanese anime and manga of Yu-Gi-Oh!, the Obelisk card has the following unique statistics (unlike most other cards which text are written in Japanese, in the Japanese anime and manga, the text on the God Cards are written in English): The real Obelisk card does not have any effect printed on it, and cannot be used in duels. Note: The effects stated in this section are based on the Japanese anime and/or manga of Yu-Gi-Oh!. Note that obelisk, unlike Osiris and Ra, is not originally the name of an Egyptian god, but of a kind of structure commonly erected by the ancient Egyptians. The two poles it represents are "light" and "darkness". Initially passed to Seto Kaiba by Ishizu Ishtar, Obelisk the Tormentor is the first God Card appearing in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and manga. "Obelisk the Tormentor" is the name used in the English anime, and on the English version of the real God Cards. In the Japanese manga and anime, it is sometimes called by the Engrish name "The God of Obelisk", while in the English manga, it is called The God of the Obelisk. "Giant God-Soldier of Obelisk") is one of the three God Cards. ![]() In the manga and anime series Yu-Gi-Oh!, Obelisk the Tormentor (オベリスクの巨神兵 Oberisuku no Kyoshinhei, lit. ![]()
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