Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Noble Knight Medraut"
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** The shadow behind this monster in its artwork also hints at this betrayal. | ** The shadow behind this monster in its artwork also hints at this betrayal. | ||
− | * This card | + | * This card's Equip Spell destruction effect varies slightly from that of "[[Noble Knight Gwalchavad]]" in that it does not need to destroy a "Noble Arms" card. |
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+ | * This monster appears in the artworks of "[[Noble Knights of the Round Table]]" and "[[Noble Arms - Clarent]]". | ||
− | * | + | * The sword this monster is holding in its artwork is "Noble Arms - Clarent". |
− | * This | + | * This card is similar to the [[Gemini monster]]s, except that it needs to be equipped with an [[Equip Spell Card|Equip Spell]] instead of needing a [[Gemini Summon]] to gain its effect. |
+ | ** This card was also the first non-Gemini monster to be treated as a [[Normal Monster]] while [[face-up]] on the [[field]]. |
Revision as of 19:41, 11 July 2018
- This card's name is the Welsh name for Mordred, one of the Knights of the Round Table.
- Mordred was the half-brother of Gawain ("Noble Knight Gawayn"), and the illegitimate son to King Arthur ("Artorigus, King of the Noble Knights").
- Mordred is most well known for his betrayal of Arthur and mortally wounding him in a battle that led to both their deaths.
- This card's effect (becoming DARK and increasing its Level by 1) when equipped with a "Noble Arms" Equip Card reflects Mordred's betrayal when he usurped King Arthur's position as king.
- The shadow behind this monster in its artwork also hints at this betrayal.
- This card's Equip Spell destruction effect varies slightly from that of "Noble Knight Gwalchavad" in that it does not need to destroy a "Noble Arms" card.
- This monster appears in the artworks of "Noble Knights of the Round Table" and "Noble Arms - Clarent".
- The sword this monster is holding in its artwork is "Noble Arms - Clarent".
- This card is similar to the Gemini monsters, except that it needs to be equipped with an Equip Spell instead of needing a Gemini Summon to gain its effect.
- This card was also the first non-Gemini monster to be treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field.