Evil God: Obliterator. Attack power?
One of the Three Evil God Cards, once held by Pegasus J. Crawford in Yu-Gi-Oh! R. With the power of the Evil Gods, he had challenged Yugi's Egyptian God Cards. Even Seto Kaiba had fallen to Yako during that time.
Though it looked as though Kaiba had lost to Yako, Pegasus J. Crawford had in fact already been largely controlled by the Three Evil God Cards. So Kaiba had truly lost to the Evil Gods.
Naturally, a perfectly reasonable question surfaced in Kira's mind.
Hadn't Pegasus sworn that the Evil Gods had already been destroyed?
After Yu-Gi-Oh! R ended, the Three Evil God Cards had seemingly been recognized as completely annihilated. But then again, if they were Evil Gods capable of rivaling the Egyptian God Cards, how could they have been so easily destroyed?
Especially since the manga's final battle had merely seen Yugi awaken Pegasus J. Crawford's true heart during the duel, helping him break free from the Evil Gods' control. What became of the Evil Gods afterward had been glossed over without much explanation.
For something on the level of the Evil Gods, Kira believed Pegasus and Yako had been telling the truth—they had indeed been destroyed—but he was inclined to think that only the cards themselves had been destroyed.
Cards were merely mediums through which gods descended into the present world. Destroying the cards only meant destroying the Evil Gods' passage into this world. The Evil Gods themselves could not be so easily eliminated.
"Obliterator's attack power is determined by the number of cards on your Field," Obliterator said. "My own attack power is equal to the number of cards on your Field x 1000!
You currently have three Scapegoat Tokens, Lord of Searing Flames Uria, and the Field Spell Paradise Lost