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* The "''This card becomes DARK and its Level is increased by 1.''" effect of this card is the equivalent of this monster becoming corrupt, as supported by the following shown in a Konami article: "On his own Noble Knight Borz is only a Normal Monster, but when equipped with a Noble Arms he succumbs to the dark side and reveals his true strength."<ref>http://www.yugioh-card.com/uk/nkshowcase/04_borz.html</ref> | * The "''This card becomes DARK and its Level is increased by 1.''" effect of this card is the equivalent of this monster becoming corrupt, as supported by the following shown in a Konami article: "On his own Noble Knight Borz is only a Normal Monster, but when equipped with a Noble Arms he succumbs to the dark side and reveals his true strength."<ref>http://www.yugioh-card.com/uk/nkshowcase/04_borz.html</ref> | ||
| − | ** This effect is actually a reference to the actions of | + | ** This effect is actually a reference to the actions of Bors and Lancelot in the betrayal of King Arthur, and the subsequent downfall of his kingdom. |
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Revision as of 05:48, 23 October 2013
- This monster is based on Sir Bors the Younger, who was one of the three knights of the Round Table that achieved the Holy Grail (which is also depicted in this card's artwork).
- He is a cousin of Lancelot, which "Ignoble Knight of Black Laundsallyn" is based on.
- The "This card becomes DARK and its Level is increased by 1." effect of this card is the equivalent of this monster becoming corrupt, as supported by the following shown in a Konami article: "On his own Noble Knight Borz is only a Normal Monster, but when equipped with a Noble Arms he succumbs to the dark side and reveals his true strength."[1]
- This effect is actually a reference to the actions of Bors and Lancelot in the betrayal of King Arthur, and the subsequent downfall of his kingdom.
