But for Dark, the greatest use of this Finisher Card was actually that it provided information on [Monster Reborn].
Unlike ordinary resurrection techniques that could Special Summon Magic Spirits from the [Graveyard], the greatest feature of the Magic Card [Monster Reborn] was that it could target a Magic Spirit in the opponent's Graveyard, Special Summon it onto one's own field, and Dominate it.
Moreover, [Monster Reborn] had no target restrictions and could be used to revive any type of Magic Spirit. A high-quality [Monster Reborn] could even resurrect a [God].
This meant it was extraordinarily versatile. Basically, a [Monster Reborn] could be included in any deck to improve its fault tolerance.
Dark's [Dark Magician], [Golden City], and [Blue-Eyes White Dragon] decks all possessed numerous resurrection methods and had little need for [Monster Reborn]. However, his [Evolution] deck did not have many Magitech Cards that could return Magic Spirits from the [Graveyard], making [Monster Reborn] a perfect addition.
In short, [Monster Reborn] had come at exactly the right time!
His method of extracting the skill information hidden within Magitech Cards originated from Professor Kazel's research into [Finisher Cards], and he had become quite proficient at it by now.
He had learned and mastered all the abilities required to refine [Monster Reborn] while researching [Heroic Spirit Transformation]. Therefore, as long as he obtained the relevant information, he believed that he could complete the development of [Monster Reborn] in a short time.
But now was the time to inspect the Finisher Cards of [The Winged Dragon of Ra - Immortal Phoenix].
[The Winged Dragon of Ra - Immortal Phoenix] could only persist for thirty seconds. It was one stage in [The Winged Dragon of Ra]'s process of returning from death to life.
Dark had to examine and record all of its information within