POST SCREAM OF RESISTANCE ALTERGEIST KING OF GAMES! Nurse FTK cannot beat this deck!! [May 2024]

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*"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.*

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Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.

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[@cjmartinmtg]

"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.

[@kimjung-un8204]

*"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.*

[@eisenoutthere]

*"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.*

[@GhostEagleOfficial]

"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.

[@matthewdelacruz7539]

"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.

[@DaemonAdonis]

"Altergeist" (オルターガイスト Orutāgaisuto) is an archetype of Spellcaster monsters used by Emma Bessho in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, debuting in Circuit Break. Each member of this archetype is based on a mythological, ghostly female creature, but with cybernetic features unlike traditional Spellcaster monsters. All of the monsters shown so far have a feminine appearance. The "Altergeist" monsters also don a head piece that projects laterally from their heads and lack facial features except for a smiling mouth. The name "Altergeist" is a portmanteau of the words "alter" and "poltergeist." Various members are named after both female mythological creatures/goddesses and computer terminology.