Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Guardian Eatos"
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* The alternative name of Eatos, ''Aetos'', means "Eagle" in Greek. | * The alternative name of Eatos, ''Aetos'', means "Eagle" in Greek. | ||
| + | ** Ironically "[[Guardian Eatos]]" is female and in Old Greek aetos is a masculine word. | ||
* Though "Guardian Eatos" is a member of the "[[Guardian]]" archetype, it does not require an [[Equip Spell Card]] to be face up in order to summon it. Also, the Equip Spell Card that is related to it in the anime, "[[Celestial Sword - Eatos]]", has not been released in the real card game. | * Though "Guardian Eatos" is a member of the "[[Guardian]]" archetype, it does not require an [[Equip Spell Card]] to be face up in order to summon it. Also, the Equip Spell Card that is related to it in the anime, "[[Celestial Sword - Eatos]]", has not been released in the real card game. | ||
Revision as of 19:43, 27 October 2011
- This monster is featured in the artwork of "Guardian Formation".
- This card is the most recently-released "Guardian" monster and also the longest to be made into a real card.
- The alternative name of Eatos, Aetos, means "Eagle" in Greek.
- Ironically "Guardian Eatos" is female and in Old Greek aetos is a masculine word.
- Though "Guardian Eatos" is a member of the "Guardian" archetype, it does not require an Equip Spell Card to be face up in order to summon it. Also, the Equip Spell Card that is related to it in the anime, "Celestial Sword - Eatos", has not been released in the real card game.
- This card has the same ATK as all four protaganists from the series.
- This card bears striking apperances as Native American Indians.
