Brief introduction of agent

"body double" is an angel monster theme series that appeared in the early morning card package 303, and it was strengthened in the construction of the card package SD20 many years later.

The card package "Sky Sanctuary" (303) contains four "body double" monsters, namely Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn, and related common monsters "Sanctuary". At this time, there is no connection between the effects of the "body double" monster, only the effects of Mars and Saturn involve the "refuge of the sky".

SD20 includes "proxy" monsters representing Jupiter and the earth, and "Hyperion" representing the sun. The "proxy" monsters are related to each other through the monster effect. The earth is the first adjustment monster in our family and has a strong retrieval effect.

The League of Fighters (90 1) contains a 5-star adjustment monster with dark attributes-"Death Agent Uranus". The "agent" and its prototype card represent celestial bodies. Remarks: Hyperion, the grandson of Lord Hyperion, is the first sun god in Homer's epic. But in astronomy, Hyperion is used as the title of "Titan". Mercury, the representative of English knowledge, is the god of sports in Roman mythology. In astronomy, Mercury is used as the name of Mercury. Venus, the agent of creation, is a beautiful god in Roman mythology. Venus is used as the name of Venus in astronomy. The mysterious agent, the earth, is the English name of the earth. Mars myth Mars myth, Roman god of war, son of Jupiter. In astronomy, Mars is used as the name of Mars. Jupiter, the agent of miracles, is the king of gods in Roman mythology, equivalent to Zeus in Greek mythology. In astronomy, Jupiter is used as the name of Jupiter. Saturn Saturn Saturn, the god of agriculture in Roman mythology, is also the father of Jupiter. Saturn is used as the name of Saturn in astronomy. The agent of death is Uranus Uranus, the god of the sky in ancient Greek mythology, Uranus. Born from the fingers of Mother Earth (Gaia), it symbolizes hope and future and represents the sky. Our constellation is used as the name of Uranus.