A dragon's roar pierced heaven and earth. Its body, like a dragon clad in iron armor, fired red beams in all directions at once. Like a hundred rays of light, they tore the dark domain to pieces, joining into a blood-red curtain that swept forward.
The duelist humanoid condensed by the Evil God was utterly scattered by the force of that blow, vanishing like smoke beneath a violent storm. The Evil God's unwilling roar still echoed through the void, as though it had lingered in hell for ages.
"Gandora the Dragon of Destruction."
Kaiba muttered.
Naturally, he had never seen this Destruction Dragon that Kira had summoned. Gandora G the Dragon of Destruction might have been the first of its kind ever used in a Duel since the dawn of creation; there had never been any record of this dragon in the history of Duels.
Gandora the Dragon of Destruction was itself a card series. Beginning with the original Gandora the Dragon of Destruction first used by Yugi Mutou in Duel Monsters, the Destruction Dragons seemed to have been destined for a life of notoriety.
Nowadays, card players generally believed that Firewall Dragon, the protagonist's Ace Monster from Yu-Gi-Oh! Vrains, the sixth Yu-Gi-Oh! series, was the first anime protagonist's ace to be sent straight to the Forbidden/Limited List and banned. But if Yugi Mutou's Deck was considered a protagonist's Deck, then Gandora the Dragon of Destruction might have been the ace truly deserving of that honor.
Gandora the Dragon of Destruction only required the player to pay Half of Life to destroy and Banish every card on the Field except itself, then gained 300 ATK for each card destroyed by its effect. Even more terrifyingly, this effect had no Once Per Turn restriction.
Thus, as early as 2004, the founding