[Type: Spirit Card]
[Level: ?????????]
[Race: Dragonkind]
[Attribute: Light Type/Dragon Type]
[Magic Power: 4500]
[Attack: 5000]
[Defense: 4500]
[Ultimate Moves: Inferior Bloodline, Blue-Eyes Incarnation, Destructive White Burst, Majesty with Eyes of Blue]
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The race, attributes, and core stats of the nine-star [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon] were indeed exactly the same as those of the [Blue-Eyes White Dragon]. But that alone did not mean the [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon] could replace the [Blue-Eyes White Dragon].
In the end, what Dark needed was the [Blue-Eyes White Dragon], not the [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon].
His gaze flickered as he poured in more magic power to obtain information on the [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon]'s Ultimate Moves, and he could not help but frown.
The first Ultimate Move of the [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon] was unexpectedly a skill called [Inferior Bloodline].
"Inferior Bloodline..."
From a lore perspective, the [Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon] was indeed a subspecies of the [Blue-Eyes White Dragon], and clearly an inferior species at that. But was it not a bit too much to label it so bluntly as "inferior"?
And besides...
"This Ultimate Move couldn't be a restrictive Ultimate Move, could it?"
So-called restrictive Ultimate Moves were those that imposed negative effects on Magic Spirits. Among the most notorious negative restrictions was "cannot be Normal Summoned."
Normal Summoning and Tribute Summoning were collectively known as "Normal Summoning."
"Cannot be Normal Summoned" meant that the Magic Spirit could only be Special Summoned under limited conditions. Once those Special Summon conditions could not be met, it could only warm the bench in one's hand.
Among the large number of [God Cards] that had appeared recently, quite a few could only be summoned through Special Summoning.
—Of course, this was not a restriction voluntarily imposed by the gods who created those [God Cards].