Wicked God The Wicked Gods , also known as either the Evil Gods or Jashin in the English VIZ translation , are a series of Level 10 DARK Fiend monsters who were originally featured in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! R " manga ; these cards formed the dark counterparts of the Egyptian God Cards . Story . In " Yu - Gi - Oh ! R " , these cards are revealed to have been designed by Maximillion J . Pegasus in secret some time after creating the God cards . He made the rudimentary designs for the three cards in an attempt to keep the Egyptian Gods in check , but feared their immense power , and never completed their production . The Wicked Gods , like their Egyptian God counterparts , were never released to the public . Yako Tenma later completed the cards based on what Pegasus left behind , and named them the " Wicked Gods " , and used them to enact revenge on Yugi Mutou for the death of Pegasus . Once he touched " The Wicked Avatar " , the card possessed him , damaging his mind and giving him a need for revenge . Yako spent some time ' testing ' the cards , including his first Duel against Yugi . He also possessed his brother , Gekko Tenma , to test " The Wicked Dreadroot " . Tenma revived Keith Howard and presented him with " The Wicked Eraser " to use in his Deck . He used both " The Wicked Avatar " and " The Wicked Dreadroot " at the same time against Seto Kaiba . During his final battle against Yugi , Yako used both " The Wicked Eraser , " and " The Wicked Avatar , " in quick succession . The Wicked God cards seem to be exceptionally powerful , stated by Yako to have been created solely to keep the Egyptian God cards in line . The Gods seemed to be able to revive the dead , since Yako was able to revive Keith Howard using the cards . The three Wicked Gods were in fact primarily used in Yako ' s attempt to revive Pegasus . By linking Anzu Mazaki to the Gods , and using " The Wicked Avatar " as a medium , Yako revived Pegasus ' spirit . This plan ultimately failed when Yugi destroyed the " Avatar " using an enhanced " Obelisk The Progenitor " . In addition to " Avatar " possessing Yako , it allowed Yako to possess others , such as his brother , Gekko . Unlike the Egyptian God cards , the Wicked Gods were at least produced in duplicates , as both Gekko and Yako possessed one copy of " The Wicked Dreadroot " each , while Keith and Yako both possessed one copy of " The Wicked Eraser " each ; this makes " The Wicked Avatar " the only Wicked God to be unique , specifically to Yako . After Gekko ' s defeat , he tore up his Wicked God , and after Yako lost , he tore up his . As such , presumably only Keith still has his Wicked God card . However , Keith constantly complains about how the Wicked Eraser doesn ' t go with his Machine cards and heavily implies that he only uses them because Yako has forced him to . Comparison to the Egyptian Gods . These cards share the Hierarchy System with their counterparts ( e . g . , among the Egyptian Gods " Obelisk the Tormentor " and " Slifer the Sky Dragon " were Hierarchy 1 , while " The Winged Dragon of Ra " was Hierarchy 2 ) , with " The Wicked Avatar " higher than the other two . It is also known that they share the remainder of the Divine traits with the Egyptian Gods . Like the hierarchy of the Egyptian Gods in the manga , the Wicked Avatar ( who is at the top ) cannot be destroyed by the other two gods , as well as being invincible against " Obelisk " and " Slifer " . However a Hierachy 1 god can affect a Hierarchy 2 god with the card Divine Evolution . One key difference that must be noted , however , is that these are intended as the opposites of the " Egyptian God " cards . Hence , while both are DIVINE - Attribute in the manga , the kanji is placed against the LIGHT - Attribute symbol for the " Egyptian Gods " , but against the DARK - Attribute coloration for the " Wicked Gods " . When they were released in the " TCG " / " OCG " , no DIVINE or Divine - Beast monsters had been released , so they were made DARK / Fiend . Unlike the " Egyptian Gods " or " Sacred Beast s " , the " Wicked Gods " do not have a fourth , combined member . Playing style . The " Wicked Gods " themselves possess high - unstoppable effects that can easily turn the game in your favor , but they are considerably harder to get out than their " Sacred Beasts " counterparts . While each God does have rather simpler summoning requirements , they are not special summons . They also require 3 tributes each and cannot be used with " Mausoleum of the Emperor " . Thus , monsters who survive battles , ones with high DEF , or those who you can special summon / summon multiple copies of in a single turn should be used , or monsters that can not be destroyed by battle . " Double Coston " , while being neither of these , counts as two tributes , which is excellent as it reduces the Gods back down to two tributers . Ideally you should use it when you can summon more than once in a single turn , such as with " Double Summon " , and have at least one other monster to tribute . Monsters that summon multiple copies of themselves , such as " Nimble Momonga " and " Hyena " , are also good . Cards that summon tributable tokens and Trap monsters are especially useful , as the former can rapidly generate tribute fodder while the latter can be used as both a surprise defense and as readily accessible tribute fodder ( this is even more useful if you have " Double Coston " and " Double Summon " , as the two cards can be used in conjunction with an already - set Trap Monster to instantly bring out the Wicked God ) . The Wicked Gods themselves lack Spell and Trap protection , thus are quite a bit more vulnerable when used against an opponent who uses a lot of monster removal . " Royal Decree " , " March of the Monarchs " , and " Mound of the Bound Creator " can help . However , " Royal Decree " will prevent you from using Trap Cards . In a pinch , however , you can use " Interdimensional Matter Transporter " to momentarily save a Wicked God from destruction . As mentioned before , " Wicked Gods " themselves are attack oriented ( " The Wicked Eraser " being an exception ) . Since they already have exorbitant attacks , " Big Bang Shot " and " Fairy Meteor Crush " can help to inflict massive damage . They are also excellent candidates for cards such as " Twin Swords of Flashing Light - Tryce " and " Shooting Star Bow - Ceal " , as their ATKs will be sufficiently high enough to not be hampered by the attack loss . Be aware of the effect of " The Wicked Avatar " : its stats are based on the highest ATK on the field , not DEF . Thus do not run into random face - down monsters unless you have a reasonably high ATK , as their destruction will not be ensured otherwise . " The Wicked Eraser " is designed to punish the opponent for swarming and setting cards , gaining ATK for each card under their control , and wiping the field if it ' s destroyed . This is especially effective against Crystal Beast s , Zombie s , and any other deck that requires either massive field presence or swarming . If your opponent does not like to swarm , " Ojama Trio " , " Nightmare Archfiends " , and any other cards that summon monsters to your opponent ' s field or causes them to set many cards . " Gilasaurus " is particularly good for this , as three of them can give you exactly the amount for this card ' s summoning , as well as giving your opponent 3 monsters , at least 3000 ATK for " Eraser " . " Inferno Reckless Summon " can do the same . Another version of this Deck is to thoroughly abuse the swarming and resurrection abilities of the Zombies to make summoning the Wicked Gods even faster . With " Double Coston " as a Level 4 Zombie that can benefit from " Mezuki " and the revival effects of " Zombie Master " , you can summon fast , hit hard , and protect your Wicked God from being destroyed by Synchro Summon ing " Stardust Dragon " or Spamming Rank 4 Xyz Monster s should a God not be available . The " Gogogo " archetype can also be used for their quick chain summoning abilities .