's first anime-inspired cards were Shonen Jump subscription bonus promotional cards
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In other media Page Medium Debut date Burning Spear (DM5) Yu-Gi-Oh
As you might have guessed, this archetype is designed to work well with this official card: Once per turn, by paying 300 Life Points, rearrange the face-down Defense Position monsters on your side of the field, then return them in face-down Defense Position