Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Weathering Soldier"

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"Weathering Soldier":

Weathering is the deterioration of rock over time primarily through exposure to air and water, reflected by this card's effect of losing 600 ATK during every End Phase.
This card's alternative name used in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force games, "Efflorescent Knight", refers to efflorescence, a process in which salt leaches through a porous material and is deposited on the surface by evaporation of the water it was dissolved in. This can be a sign of structural weakening as the salt solution from which the efflorescence formed may have dissolved parts of the material through which it passed.
- While this card's Japanese name has a forced reading of "Weathering Soldier" in katakana, the base kanji can be translated as either "Weathering Soldier" or "Efflorescence Soldier".

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-* As its name implies, its attack strength would be "weathering down" during each of its controller's turns.
+* [[wikipedia:Weathering|Weathering]] is the deterioration of rock over time primarily through exposure to air and water, reflected by this card's effect of losing 600 [[ATK]] during every [[End Phase]].
+* This card's alternative name used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force]]'' games, "Efflorescent Knight", refers to [[wikipedia:Efflorescence|efflorescence]], a process in which salt leaches through a porous material and is deposited on the surface by evaporation of the water it was dissolved in. This can be a sign of structural weakening as the salt solution from which the efflorescence formed may have dissolved parts of the material through which it passed.
+** While this card's Japanese name has a forced reading of "Weathering Soldier" in katakana, the base kanji can be translated as either "Weathering Soldier" or "Efflorescence Soldier".