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* This monster is a "[[Lightsworn]]" counterpart of "[[Snoww, Unlight of Dark World]]". | * This monster is a "[[Lightsworn]]" counterpart of "[[Snoww, Unlight of Dark World]]". | ||
| − | ** This monster's name is based on the German word for "white" | + | ** This monster's name is based on the English word "vice" and the German word for "white", ''Weiss'', similar to how "Snoww's" name is based on the color white. |
** This monster's [[original ATK and DEF]] (0/1700) are the inverse of "Snoww's" (1700/0). | ** This monster's [[original ATK and DEF]] (0/1700) are the inverse of "Snoww's" (1700/0). | ||
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| + | *Of all the ''TCG'' names of this monster, the German, Portuguese and Spanish ones explicitly state that this is a demoness, with the Portuguese and Spanish ones ungrammatically pairing the masculine words for "demon" and the feminine adjectives for "luminous." | ||
Revision as of 18:51, 17 May 2024
- This monster is a "Lightsworn" counterpart of "Snoww, Unlight of Dark World".
- This monster's name is based on the English word "vice" and the German word for "white", Weiss, similar to how "Snoww's" name is based on the color white.
- This monster's original ATK and DEF (0/1700) are the inverse of "Snoww's" (1700/0).
- Of all the TCG names of this monster, the German, Portuguese and Spanish ones explicitly state that this is a demoness, with the Portuguese and Spanish ones ungrammatically pairing the masculine words for "demon" and the feminine adjectives for "luminous."
