Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Blazing Hiita"
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| − | * The familiar next to Hiita is "[[Fox Fire]]". | + | * The familiar next to "Hiita" is "[[Fox Fire]]". |
* This card has 2 counterparts: "[[Familiar-Possessed - Hiita]]" (2nd form) and "[[Hiita the Fire Charmer]]". | * This card has 2 counterparts: "[[Familiar-Possessed - Hiita]]" (2nd form) and "[[Hiita the Fire Charmer]]". | ||
| − | * | + | * This spellcaster is seen holding her staff left-handed, as is so with her flip effect form, and her "[[Familiar-Possessed]]" form hold the staff with both hands in a left-handed grip stance suggesting the fact she is entirely left-handed. |
| − | * | + | * This spellcaster is the only card in the "[[Charmer]]" archetype to not have [[wikipedia:glove|gloves]] on her hands. "[[Wynn the Wind Charmer]]" could also fit into this. However, the gloves the "Charmer" monsters wear do not cover the [[wikipedia:knuckle|knuckles]] or [[wikipedia:finger|fingers]] and "Wynn" has her hands covered until the middle joints of her fingers, thus it is possible to assume from the other forms of "Wynn" that she is wearing gloves in her flip effect form. |
Revision as of 22:20, 11 July 2018
- The familiar next to "Hiita" is "Fox Fire".
- This card has 2 counterparts: "Familiar-Possessed - Hiita" (2nd form) and "Hiita the Fire Charmer".
- This spellcaster is seen holding her staff left-handed, as is so with her flip effect form, and her "Familiar-Possessed" form hold the staff with both hands in a left-handed grip stance suggesting the fact she is entirely left-handed.
- This spellcaster is the only card in the "Charmer" archetype to not have gloves on her hands. "Wynn the Wind Charmer" could also fit into this. However, the gloves the "Charmer" monsters wear do not cover the knuckles or fingers and "Wynn" has her hands covered until the middle joints of her fingers, thus it is possible to assume from the other forms of "Wynn" that she is wearing gloves in her flip effect form.
