Dark Magician Girl
Spellcaster / Effect







Gains 300 ATK for every "Dark Magician" or "Magician of Black Chaos" in the GY.
2000/1700
CARD ID: 38033121
STATUS TCG: Unlimited
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This monster is the first Level 6 Spellcaster monster.
Despite its effect, this card was released in the TCG long before Magician of Black Chaos.
This monster is the apprentice and female counterpart of the Dark Magician.
This card has a retrained counterpart, Apprentice Illusion Magician, and a LIGHT progenitor counterpart: Palladium Oracle Mana.
This monster is a cover card for Premium Pack 4.
This card's effect may refer to how Mana, its original spirit owner, vowed to train hard and become stronger to honor the death of her teacher Mahad (who became the Dark Magician after his death).
In the manga, her effect was identical only slightly stronger, as she gained 500 ATK instead of 300.
This monster appears in the artwork of the following cards:
Bond Between Teacher and Student
Dark Burning Attack
Dark Burning Magic
Dark Magic Twin Burst
Dark Magic Expanded
Magician Navigation
Magicians' Defense
Dark Magic Inheritance
This card has counterparts known as Magician's Valkyria, as well as a supposed younger counterpart known as Card Ejector, a Toon counterpart known as Toon Dark Magician Girl, and an Xyz counterpart known as Magi Magi
Magician Gal. In the anime, she also fuses with The Eye of Timaeus to form Dark Magician Girl the Dragon Knight
In fact, Magi Magi
Magician Gal was originally intended to simply be another Alternate artwork for this card, before it was made into a new monster.
This monster has several counterparts from different series.
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Card Ejector
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: T.G. Wonder Magician
Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL: Gagaga Girl
Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V: Xiangsheng Magician
Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS: Cyberse Witch
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS: Sevens Road Witch
Dark Magician Girl is themed after the magical girl manga and anime subgenre, while retaining a shonen undertone.
The third artwork of Dark Magician Girl is based on the first artwork of Dark Magician. Both artworks feature the Magicians holding their hats with their left hands, holding their scepters with their right, floating in front of the Magicians seal with their knees bent and their legs tucked in.
In the 20th tome of the manga, when Yugi Summoned Dark Magician Girl during his Duel against Strings she appears the same way she is drawn on this artwork, and remained in this position until her destruction.
Newer reprints for this card (in Starter Deck Yugi Reloaded and Premium Gold) do not have the 8-digit passcode.
This is one of the few times a card is reprinted without a passcode.
This card is the only Magician Girl monster to have one effect instead of two.
If you count all of her artworks, including the uncensored ones with minor differences like the pentagram and her cleavage, then this monster has the most artworks out of any monster in the TCG/OCG, beating out Blue-Eyes White Dragon who has 8, and Dark Magician who has 7.
This is arguably one of the most iconic monsters of the franchise, along with Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Dark Magician, and Red-Eyes Black Dragon.
She was the first actual Duel Monster to speak in a duel during the anime, doing so in Freeze Play Part 1
Despite its effect, this card was released in the TCG long before Magician of Black Chaos.
This monster is the apprentice and female counterpart of the Dark Magician.
This card has a retrained counterpart, Apprentice Illusion Magician, and a LIGHT progenitor counterpart: Palladium Oracle Mana.
This monster is a cover card for Premium Pack 4.
This card's effect may refer to how Mana, its original spirit owner, vowed to train hard and become stronger to honor the death of her teacher Mahad (who became the Dark Magician after his death).
In the manga, her effect was identical only slightly stronger, as she gained 500 ATK instead of 300.
This monster appears in the artwork of the following cards:
Bond Between Teacher and Student
Dark Burning Attack
Dark Burning Magic
Dark Magic Twin Burst
Dark Magic Expanded
Magician Navigation
Magicians' Defense
Dark Magic Inheritance
This card has counterparts known as Magician's Valkyria, as well as a supposed younger counterpart known as Card Ejector, a Toon counterpart known as Toon Dark Magician Girl, and an Xyz counterpart known as Magi Magi
In fact, Magi Magi
This monster has several counterparts from different series.
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Card Ejector
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: T.G. Wonder Magician
Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL: Gagaga Girl
Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V: Xiangsheng Magician
Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS: Cyberse Witch
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS: Sevens Road Witch
Dark Magician Girl is themed after the magical girl manga and anime subgenre, while retaining a shonen undertone.
The third artwork of Dark Magician Girl is based on the first artwork of Dark Magician. Both artworks feature the Magicians holding their hats with their left hands, holding their scepters with their right, floating in front of the Magicians seal with their knees bent and their legs tucked in.
In the 20th tome of the manga, when Yugi Summoned Dark Magician Girl during his Duel against Strings she appears the same way she is drawn on this artwork, and remained in this position until her destruction.
Newer reprints for this card (in Starter Deck Yugi Reloaded and Premium Gold) do not have the 8-digit passcode.
This is one of the few times a card is reprinted without a passcode.
This card is the only Magician Girl monster to have one effect instead of two.
If you count all of her artworks, including the uncensored ones with minor differences like the pentagram and her cleavage, then this monster has the most artworks out of any monster in the TCG/OCG, beating out Blue-Eyes White Dragon who has 8, and Dark Magician who has 7.
This is arguably one of the most iconic monsters of the franchise, along with Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Dark Magician, and Red-Eyes Black Dragon.
She was the first actual Duel Monster to speak in a duel during the anime, doing so in Freeze Play Part 1
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