armityle the chaos phantom phantom of fury

#Armityle the chaos phantom phantom of fury series#

Uria may also be a reference to the archangel, Uriel, whose name means 'God's Flame', and who guards the flames of Purgatory.

Uria's name is an alternate spelling of the name of Uriah, a man who was murdered by King David because David had an affair with Uriah's wife. The three Sacred Beasts are named after characters in Judeo-Christianity.

#Armityle the chaos phantom phantom of fury series#

This series is closely related to the ' Phantasm' archetype: the three Sacred Beasts can be used to Fusion Summon either 'Phantasm Emperor Trilojig', 'Armityle the Chaos Phantasm' or its retrain. However, the Sacred Beasts are not limited to using monsters, and they are substantially easier to summon than the Egyptian Gods, which comes at the cost of being generally weaker. In terms of gameplay, they also have similarities to the Egyptian Gods - they must be summoned by sacrificing three cards of a certain type. Eve from the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V manga also utilizes these cards.Įach monster resembles one of the Egyptian Gods because they are dark counterparts to them, in a similar vein to the Wicked Gods (though unlike the Wicked Gods, they are never stated in-series to have any relation to the Egyptian Gods). They are used by Kagemaru and Yubel in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime, with the latter also using their fused form, ' Armityle the Chaos Phantasm'. They are ' Uria, Lord of Searing Flames', ' Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder' and ' Raviel, Lord of Phantasms', as well as ' Phantasm Emperor Trilojig'. The 'Sacred Beasts', known in Japan as the Three Phantasms (三幻魔 Sangenma), also romanized as 'Three Phantom Demons', are a series of three powerful monsters, released in Shadow of Infinity.