[Ultimate Move: Burner's Call]
Setting everything else aside, [Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks] had one and only one Ultimate Move—[Burner's Call].
[Burner's Call: When Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks encounters danger, it calls out to the sky and temporarily summons a [Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos] to its side.]
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The effect of [Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks] in Yu-Gi-Oh! was:
Discard 1 Dragon-type or Fire-attribute monster and this card from your hand to activate this effect; Special Summon 1 [Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos] from your deck.
A monster Special Summoned using this effect could not attack that turn.
The effect of [Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks] could only be used once per turn.
But now that it had been transformed into a Magic Spirit Card, the effects of [Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks] had clearly been greatly enhanced.
As the sole Ultimate Move of [Burner, Dragon Ruler of Sparks], [Burner's Call] required no sacrifice
to activate. It also lacked the restriction that prevented the summoned monster from attacking that turn, and could directly pull a [Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos] from the deck.
Its only drawback was probably the duration of the summon.
However, for a Magitech Duel, that summoning duration was generally enough.
And in actual combat, it could also be used as an emergency measure.
Of course, that was contingent on having multiple [Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos]!
Although Dark currently had only one [Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos], he