Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Dian Keto the Cure Master"
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* The woman in this card's artwork appears in the artworks of "[[Healing Wind]]" and "[[Master's Cure]]" (dressed in the robe from the card's international artwork). | * The woman in this card's artwork appears in the artworks of "[[Healing Wind]]" and "[[Master's Cure]]" (dressed in the robe from the card's international artwork). | ||
| − | * This card's name and effect is likely based on [[wikipedia:Dian Cecht|Dian Cecht]], the god of healing in [[wikipedia:Irish mythology|Irish mythology]]. | + | * This card's name and effect is likely based on [[wikipedia:Dian Cecht|Dian Cecht]] (pronounced ''Dian Kehito'' in Japanese), the god of healing in [[wikipedia:Irish mythology|Irish mythology]]. |
* This card has six younger ''[[Rush Duel]]'' counterparts: "[[Dian Keto the Boogie Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Security Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Cooking Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Cure Maiden]]", "[[Dian Keto the Gourmet Maiden]]", and "[[Dian Keto the Cleaning Maiden]]". | * This card has six younger ''[[Rush Duel]]'' counterparts: "[[Dian Keto the Boogie Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Security Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Cooking Master]]", "[[Dian Keto the Cure Maiden]]", "[[Dian Keto the Gourmet Maiden]]", and "[[Dian Keto the Cleaning Maiden]]". | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 15 April 2024
- The woman in this card's artwork appears in the artworks of "Healing Wind" and "Master's Cure" (dressed in the robe from the card's international artwork).
- This card's name and effect is likely based on Dian Cecht (pronounced Dian Kehito in Japanese), the god of healing in Irish mythology.
- This card has six younger Rush Duel counterparts: "Dian Keto the Boogie Master", "Dian Keto the Security Master", "Dian Keto the Cooking Master", "Dian Keto the Cure Maiden", "Dian Keto the Gourmet Maiden", and "Dian Keto the Cleaning Maiden".
- In the English dubbed version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime, this card's OCG artwork was used instead of its TCG artwork.
- The Spanish name of this card is "Dian Keto el Señora de la Curación". This is odd, since the article "el" in Spanish refers to male, and "Dian Keto" is female, as "Señora" is translated to "woman" or "madam".
- In advertisements featured in the first and third of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V anime, the woman in this card's artwork is depicted wearing a business suit.
