Therefore, he gave up on defense entirely and chose to "go on the offensive."
After releasing its magical light, [Mismagius] pounced toward [Magitech Angel] on its command.
Meanwhile, the undead "black crow," at least of the fifth tier, seemed to have broken free of [Nightmare Space]'s restraints. Under [Magitech Angel]'s frantic command, it too charged recklessly toward them.
Without any hesitation, Dark ordered [Devimon] to use [Instant Transmission]!
The instant its evolution was complete, [Devimon] suddenly vanished and teleported directly before [Magitech Angel].
Demon and angel met at point-blank range.
And what awaited the angel was, naturally, the demon's [Death Hand]!
Judging from the final outcome, both sides had employed highly aggressive tactics.
After drawing the Magitech Card it wanted in the second round, [Magitech Angel] swiftly summoned and activated it.
The Magitech Card was called [Corpse-Control Puppet]. As its name implied, it was a Magic Card used to control corpses.
Using this Magitech Card, one could manipulate dead Magic Spirits as corpses. In duel terminology, it revived and dominated Magic Spirits from the [Graveyard].
What made [Corpse-Control Puppet] particularly overpowered was that it could also be used on Magic Spirits in the opponent's [Graveyard]—in other words, it could steal the opponent's Magic Spirits.
Moreover, even if the target was not a "corpse," [Corpse-Control Puppet] could still have some effect, though the results would not be especially good.
With no Magic Spirits in its [Graveyard], [Magitech Angel] activated [Corpse-Control Puppet]. Its target was undoubtedly a living being—namely, the [Mismagius] before it!
[Mismagius] was a six-star Magic Spirit and theoretically had no resistance whatsoever to the Magic Card [Corpse-Control Puppet].
But Dark's psychic power supported [Mismagius] from behind, so this became another direct clash between the duelists behind the scenes.
—This showed that [Magitech Angel] had become so enraged that