Kira frowned slightly.
"Are you sure you remembered the name correctly?"
Becta glared at him irritably. "Do I look like I have such bad memory that I'd forget something like that?"
Kira pondered in silence.
Zorc. Anyone in his previous life who knew anything about Yu-Gi-Oh! probably would not have forgotten that name. Much less the performance-art piece dangling between the legs of the most distinctive-looking boss in Yu-Gi-Oh! history.
Kira felt that if there were a ranking for the most unforgettable-looking bosses in the world, Great Evil God Zorc would be guaranteed a spot in the top three.
No matter what, Zorc was a crucial milestone in Yu-Gi-Oh! history, and the only card-game boss in history fortunate enough to take a hit from Horakhty, the Creator of Light.
Three thousand years ago, Atem had perished alongside Zorc at the cost of his True Name. Only afterward had he wandered for three millennia as the Nameless Pharaoh. Thus, Zorc was not only the Pharaoh's arch-rival; it would not be an exaggeration to call him the beginning of everything.
However, although Great Evil God Zorc was undoubtedly a top-tier boss with the power to destroy the world, judging solely by his performance in the anime, he did not seem particularly skilled at playing cards.
Even the final battle of the original story had everyone directly summoning monsters for a Pokémon battle. Some believed that if Zorc had not messed around with that flashy Pokémon Ancient Egypt DLC of his and had honestly played cards instead, the Pharaoh might have instantly defeated him on sight, and there would have been no Creator of Light afterward.
So if what Becta said was true, then the shadow that had occasionally appeared across dimensions such as Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz—the shadow that seemed to be