Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Exchange"
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* The cards in [[Exchange]]'s image are [[Dark Magician]], [[Exodia the Forbidden One]], [[Left Arm of the Forbidden One]], [[Mirror Force]], [[Pot of Greed]], [[Raigeki]], [[Right Leg of the Forbidden One]], and [[Time Wizard]]. | * The cards in [[Exchange]]'s image are [[Dark Magician]], [[Exodia the Forbidden One]], [[Left Arm of the Forbidden One]], [[Mirror Force]], [[Pot of Greed]], [[Raigeki]], [[Right Leg of the Forbidden One]], and [[Time Wizard]]. | ||
| − | ** The player on the left is playing an Exodia Deck and its Exodia the Forbidden One is being taken away with this card's effect. This shows how crippling Exchange is against an Exodia Deck, because all five pieces need to be in one's hand to win. | + | ** The player on the left is playing with an Exodia Deck and its Exodia the Forbidden One is being taken away with this card's effect. This shows how crippling Exchange is against an Exodia Deck, because all five pieces need to be in one's hand to win. |
* The original Japanese Version (released with DM5) and the anime, however, have different cards: 2 [[Garma Sword]]s, 2 [[Garma Sword Oath]]s, [[Insect Queen]], [[Widespread Ruin]], [[Sinister Serpent]], and [[Cyber-Tech Alligator]]. However, the card illustration is same as the TCG release from [[Duelist_Legacy_Volume.2|Duelist Legacy Volume.2]] onwards. | * The original Japanese Version (released with DM5) and the anime, however, have different cards: 2 [[Garma Sword]]s, 2 [[Garma Sword Oath]]s, [[Insect Queen]], [[Widespread Ruin]], [[Sinister Serpent]], and [[Cyber-Tech Alligator]]. However, the card illustration is same as the TCG release from [[Duelist_Legacy_Volume.2|Duelist Legacy Volume.2]] onwards. | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 31 October 2009
- The cards in Exchange's image are Dark Magician, Exodia the Forbidden One, Left Arm of the Forbidden One, Mirror Force, Pot of Greed, Raigeki, Right Leg of the Forbidden One, and Time Wizard.
- The player on the left is playing with an Exodia Deck and its Exodia the Forbidden One is being taken away with this card's effect. This shows how crippling Exchange is against an Exodia Deck, because all five pieces need to be in one's hand to win.
- The original Japanese Version (released with DM5) and the anime, however, have different cards: 2 Garma Swords, 2 Garma Sword Oaths, Insect Queen, Widespread Ruin, Sinister Serpent, and Cyber-Tech Alligator. However, the card illustration is same as the TCG release from Duelist Legacy Volume.2 onwards.
