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Slifer the Sky Dragon



         


In the anime and manga Yu-Gi-Oh!, Slifer the Sky Dragon (オシリスの天空竜, Osirisu no Tenkūryū, lit. Osiris the Heaven Dragon) is one of the three Egyptian God Cards. In the Japanese manga and anime, it is sometimes called by the Engrish name "Saint Dragon — The God of Osiris". Initially passed by Malik Ishtar (Marik Ishtar) to his "puppet", the Pantomime (パントマイマー; a.k.a. Strings, it is the second God Card appearing in the manga. The two poles it represents are "goodness" and "evil".

Osiris is a god in Egyptian mythology.

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Effects

Note: The effects stated in this section are based on the Japanese anime and/or manga of Yu-Gi-Oh!. The real Osiris card does not have any effect printed on it, and cannot be used in duels. (See Egyptian God Cards for more detail.)

English):

With what are observed in various duels, a more complete description of Osiris' abilities can be concluded:

Note: in the real Yu-Gi-Oh! card game, monsters can be summoned in either face-up or face-down positions. However, in the manga, monsters can only be summoned in face-up positions. (i.e., there's no Set or Filp Summon.) So, whether or not the word "summons" includes setting and Filp Summoning of monsters depends on individuals.

There are also certain effects shared by all God Cards; these are listed in that entry for brevity.

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Card description

Card description of the English version Osiris card:

"The heavens shall twist and thunder shall roar, signalling the coming of this ancient creature, and the dawn of true power."

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Translations...

As stated above, this card was originally known as the "Heavenly Dragon of Osiris". The "Slifer" part was added by a translator known by the name "Slifer", who saw himself on par with the original creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!.





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