Les Dragons Legendaires

Ils sont en route mais tu as raison pour ta base de donné (Lire messages precedents)

Bon, je me suis permis de réduire la taille des image pour qu'on puisse mieux les voir.

Voila les commentaires sur ces cartes:
- la couleur de la carte est celle d'une carte magie
- l'écriture a été clairement fait sur ordinateur (Photoshop ou autre logiciel de retouche)
- le dessin est largement trop flou comparé à la netteté de l'écriture
- une carte qui n'a pas de numéro n'existe pratiquement pas (seul les dieux n'ont pas de numéro en bas à gauche)
- les étoiles sur ton dieux egyptiens ne ressemblent aucunement aux étoiles des vraies.

Maintenant, cela reste mon avis, mais ce sont toutes des fausses pour moi.







[ Dernière modification par Kirua le 30 oct 2006 à 19h41 ]

si les images était pas floues sa aurait pu faire des funcards d'or ^^

c vrai que sa aurait pu faire des funcard tres bien


A part sa je sais c pas si vous etes au courant mais des carte yugioh ou il n'y a pas d'edition, de ptit carré, ou de numero marquer sur la carte existe et se sont des vrai
se sont tout simplement les TOUTE premiere carte crée, a cette epoque il n'y avait ni le carré, ni l'extension, ni le numero de serie
c'est carte porte le nom de volume et je vous garanti que si vous en avez une elle vaut extremement cher

j'ai regardé même ceux qui sont issue des dragons blanc, et ils ont toutes le logo, le nom de l'extension ainsi qu'un numéro. Tu peux nous scanner aussi ces fameuses vraies cartes dont il n'y a pas de numéro?

pour un scan je peux pas faut que je demande a un ami mais normalement je peux avoir un scan avant la semaine prochaine (je le voit pas toujours) et oui j'en ai pas j'ai repris yugioh y'a qque mois seulement

le dragon blancs est sorti apres les volume
je sais pas si tu voit les carte yugioh japonaise (celle qui ont un carré ou c marquer l'attaque et la def)
e bien elle ressemble un peu a sa


une image trouvé sur ebay

PS : cette carte été a vendre pour 680$

je me suis juste trompé elle ont quand meme un numero de serie


vous pensez que les cartes sont vrai ou pas ??
quoi que vous pensez nous a stras on est tous d'accords pour dire que ce sont des vrai

[ Dernière modification par Jabberwock le 30 oct 2006 à 20h47 ]

c'est des vrais, en fait au Japon, les cartes monstres ont toujours 2 types de présentations, ca a toujours été ainsi, seulement en europe et aux States, on s'est contenté d'un seul type de présentation.

je vous montre d'autre volume

http://i24.ebayimg.com/03/i/03/b8/a7/5a_1_b.JPG


et faut encore
au japon y'a 3 type de presentation
les premiere : celle que je vous montre
les deuxieme : les carte jap avec le carre, l'extansion et un carré pour l'attaque et la def
les troisieme : se sont les memes qu'ici en europe

[ Dernière modification par Jabberwock le 30 oct 2006 à 20h56 ]

Je suis d'acc avec jabber (j'habet à coté de chez lui )
et pour preuve , un ami a fait un deck entierement volume avec que des cartes monstres normales (en super pour beaucoup d'entre eux) .

c'est vrai mais ils sont défoncés à mort les dieux

[ Dernière modification par neospacian le 31 oct 2006 à 10h20 ]

en regardant les dragon legendaire on voit tt de suite qu'elle sont fausse
sinon comment sa se fait que la carte soit toute net alors que l'image du monstre est flou ?

Merci pour la pub Kirua c'etait tres interessant,si je saviais differencier les vraies cartes des fausses...je n'aurai pas l'hodace de les publier comme toi tu l'as fais mais je vais dire mon mot,pour le dieu egyptien sâche que cette carte est vraie et elle est version tunisienne arabe (elle vient de mon pays),alors les je ne sais pas qui fabriquent les cartes en Tunisie ne se moquent pas des details (Numero,etoiles...)en Tunisie,tout est permis (proverbe) même les fausses cartes,quand je dis tout c'est absolument tout.
En conclusion,tu as reussi à me convaincre mais je continurais mes recherches sur les dragons legendaires et leur carte magique la legende du coeur.Mon vrai nom et Dhouib Hassine.
Sincerement

Je vais vous envoyer des infos de Wikipedia sur les Dragons legendaires vous allez voir pqoui ils sont bleus :
RQ:Ils sont en anglais.

The Legendary Dragon Cards
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The Legendary Dragon Cards are a series of cards found in Yu-Gi-Oh! (and in particular, the Waking the Dragons story arc of Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters). They consist of the Legendary Dragon Timaeus, Legendary Dragon Critias, and Legendary Dragon Hermos. Like the Egyptian God Cards and the Legendary Demon Cards, the cards are considered to be powerful, and are one-of-a-kind. However, unlike the other two sets of cards, the Legendary Dragons colours would suggest that they are all Ritual Monster Cards although in practice, they are used as if they were Spell Cards instead of monster cards, allowing each Legendary Dragon to combine with other cards to form more powerful monsters or Equip Spell cards.

To date, there has been no real-world version of the Legendary Dragon Cards.


[edit] Story
The Legendary Knights of Atlantis were the defenders of the Atlantean realm against the forces of the Orichalcos. However, in the final battle, the three were turned into the forms of Dragons, and sealed within the world of the beasts. For a long time, the three stood as the guardians of this world, until Dartz was nearly complete in his attempt to revive the Great Leviathan.

Three of the best duellists in the world were chosen to wield the power of the three legendary dragons - Yugi Mutou with Timaeus, Seto Kaiba with Critias, and Katsuya Jonouchi with Hermos. Yet, Maximillion Pegasus, creator of Duel Monsters, knew the true power behind the dragons, and needed to tell Yugi before it was too late. Pegasus would be lost to the Leviathan, leaving behind only one card - a blank card that appeared to have no purpose.

Later on, when the situation grew worse as the battle against Dartz rages on, Yugi manages to draw the blank card - only for it to have changed into the Legend of Heart - a card which can unlock the power of all three dragons, and free the Knights within. The Knights, with the help of the chosen duelists, defeat the Great Leviathan and the power of the Orichalcos, and return to the world of the beasts.


[edit] Cards
Each of the three dragons are wielded by a different duellist, and the appearance of their Legendary Knight form is a spitting image thereof. Timaeus and Critias were most likely to have been named after two Socratic dialogues by Plato (which in turn were named after two Greek philosophers), while Hermos is likely to be a corruption of Helmos, a mountain known today as Aroania in modern Greece. Another possibility is that Hermos is a corruption of "Hermocrates", another Greek philospoher mentioned in the two dialogues by Plato mentioned above. Timaeus may also be named after Tiamat.

The three dragon cards, unlike the Egyptian God Cards whose power they parallel, are Ritual Monster Cards. In this form, they are often referred to by their card names - the Eye of Timaeus, Fang of Critias, and Claw of Hermos. Timaeus creates new monsters by tributing other monsters, while Critias creates monsters out of Trap Cards. Hermos, however, requires a Tribute of a monster to create an Equip Spell Card which can then be equipped to another monster. Different choices of cards can create new combinations of monsters or equipment cards, and several of them have been shown throughout the story arc.

The Legend of Heart is a card that can unlock the Legendary Knights of Atlantis, by first requiring that all three Legendary Dragons be in the Graveyard, as well as 1000 life points and the sacrifice of monsters. There are three main points of view as to what is to be tributed, all stemming from the fact that Yugi had sacrificed Obnoxious Celtic Guardian, his sole monster on the field:

The most common interpretation is that only one monster is to be tributed
Another common interpretation is that all monsters on the user's side is to be tributed
A less common interpretation is that a Warrior monster (of which Obnoxious Celtic Guardian is one) is to be tributed
The three Knights of Atlantis are similar to their associated duellists in appearance, and are adorned in different colors of armour - green for Timaeus, blue for Critias, and red for Hermos. Each Knight has a special ability similar to that of their Dragon form effect:

Timaeus can absorb the effect of monsters or Spell Cards that have been destroyed.
Critias can immediately set and play any Trap Card that has been destroyed.
Hermos can absorb the effect of any monster in the Graveyard (it is not known whether the monster in question is removed from play or not). Hermos also has the ability of repelling any attack directed at it with triple the power by discarding three monsters.
Furthermore, Timaeus can use its special ability to combine the Knights of Atlantis into the Knight of Destiny (United Divine Dragon), which instantly destroys an opposing monster when summoned. However, the most notable ability of the Knights of Atlantis is that when summoned, they instantly destroy the Seal of Orichalcos (it is not explained whether it is simply destroyed or taken out of play) - the only way in which the Field Spell Card can be removed.

[edit] The Seal of Orichalcos
When the mysterious, mystical stone known as Orichalcos rained down upon the ancient kingdom of Atlantis 10,000 years ago, its power turned man into beast, and tainted the mind of the kingdom's ruler, Dartz. In the present day, Dartz seeks to revive the Orichalcos God, the Great Leviathan, through the power of human souls collected through the power of the Orichalcos, which he infuses into Duel Monster cards to create the card known as the "Seal of Orichalcos". It consists of an inner layer where there is a unicursal hexagram and an outer layer where the word "Oreichalcos" is inscribed in Enochian (The enochian character for E is in place between the R and I characters). This card unleashes the Darkness' power of the player who playing it. However, even though this card is extremely powerful, practically all of duellists who play it lose one way or the other. Its effects are as follows:





[edit] The Seal of Orichalcos
Attribute (Main-Type): SPELL
Type (Sub-Type): Field
Card Text: Increase the ATK of all monsters on the controller of this card's side of the field by 500 points. The controller of this card can Summon additional monsters in their empty Spell and Trap Card Zones (These monsters cannot be attacked unless there are no monsters in the controller's Monster Card Zones). This card cannot be destroyed by the effects of Spell, Trap and Monster Cards, but is immediatly destroyed if the three "Legendary Knights" (Timaeus, Critias, and Hermos) are Summoned.
It also displayed effects, that not only affected gameplay:

The controller's monsters become of Darkness but keep their own Attributes.
Neither player can leave the Duel, and no other player can enter the field (unless the person wishing to break the seal possesses a fragment of the Orichalcos Stone, which can break this enchantment).
The losing player's soul is extracted from his living body to be used as nourishment for the Great Leviathan. There are very few exceptions to this.
Such as if both players life points reach zero at the same time (resulting in a tie), then the effect is cancelled.
This card can be destroyed by the shards of the "Orichalcos Stone" (This would immediatly end the Duel).
As a sort of mockery of the Millennium Symbol, or Eye of Anubis, the player playing the Seal of Orichalcos will bear the Symbol of Orichalcos on their forehead.
No other Field Spell can be played.

[edit] The Other Seals of Orichalcos
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
There are also two other seals of Orichalcos: Orichalcos Deuteros and Orichalcos Tritos.


[edit] Orichalcos Deuteros (Second Seal of Orichalcos)
Attribute (Main-Type): SPELL
Type (Sub-Type): Continuous
Card Text: This card can only be played if "The Seal of Orichalcos" is on your side of the field. During each of your Standby Phases, increase your Life Points by 500 points for every monster on your side of the field. When your opponent inflicts Battle Damages to your Life Points, you can tribute one monster on your side of the field to reduce the damage zero and destroy the attacking monster.

[edit] Orichalcos Tritos (Third Seal of Orichalcos)
Attribute (Main-Type): SPELL
Type (Sub-Type): Continuous
Card Text: This card can only be played if both "The Seal of Orichalcos" and "Orichalcos Deuteros" are on your side of the field. You may negate the effects of Spell, Trap and Monster Cards that designate your monsters as targets.
In the Doma Arc of Yu-Gi-Oh!, after the Pharaoh Atem (Atemu in the manga and Japanese versions) possessing the body of Yugi Moto (Yugi Mutou in the manga version and Japanese version), Joey Wheeler (Katsuya Jonouchi in the manga and Japanese anime), and Seto Kaiba defeat Rafael, Valon (Varon in the Japanese version), and Alister (Amelda in the Japanese version) respectively, the Pharaoh and Kaiba team together to face Dartz, who is the only duellist to play the Second and Third Seals.

Unless one possesses the three "Legendary Dragons" and "Legend of Heart", it is impossible to destroy the three Seals of Orichalcos.


[edit] The Origin of Orichalcos
Orichalcos is another word for Orichalcum, a miracle metal used in Atlantis. Orichalcos is referred to as a miracle substance during the anime, giving it obvious ties to Orichalcum. Orichalcos/Orichalcum in Greek means "copper mountain" which explains the volcano that it came from.