Gem-Knight Lazuli

Duel Terminal 7b DT07-EN063

Set: Duel Terminal 7b
Printing code: DT07-EN063
Card type: Effect monster
Attribute: Earth
Level / Rank: 1
ATK: 600
DEF: 100

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Gem-Knight Lazuli is a key card in the Gem-Knight archetype, prized by collectors for its utility in recycling Normal Monsters from the graveyard to the hand. Its presence in the Duel Terminal 7b set makes it a notable piece of late-era Duel Terminal history, representing the intricate thematic lore that defined that specific expansion.

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