Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Legendary Six Samurai - Shinai"
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** It is also possible that this card and "Legendary Six Samurai - Mizuho" shared a close history. | ** It is also possible that this card and "Legendary Six Samurai - Mizuho" shared a close history. | ||
| − | * The effect of "Shinai" that allows a "Six Samurai" monster to return from the Graveyard which inclines that he sacrificed himself for a comrade that was at death's door | + | * The effect of "Shinai" that allows a "Six Samurai" monster to return from the Graveyard which inclines that he sacrificed himself for a comrade that was at death's door. |
** There is possibility that he sacrificed himself for "[[Kagemusha of the Six Samurai]]", that wears his necklace after becoming "[[Shadow of the Six Samurai - Shien]]"). | ** There is possibility that he sacrificed himself for "[[Kagemusha of the Six Samurai]]", that wears his necklace after becoming "[[Shadow of the Six Samurai - Shien]]"). | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 9 November 2012
- Judging by the armor, Level, and equal ATK and DEF stats (which are both 1000 higher), it's likely this card is "Spirit of the Six Samurai" back when he was alive.
- Comparing the image on this card, as well as the image on "Legendary Six Samurai - Mizuho", it seems they are each standing on either side of the symbol of "The Six Samurai". It is possible that both card images might be a different side of the same image and that these two Samurai are both in the same place. This is possibly hinted by, or might just be a reference to their effects. Each can be Special Summoned when the other is on the field. Also both "Legendary Six Samurai - Mizuho" and "Legendary Six Samurai - Shinai" apparently wear the same necklace.
- It is also possible that this card and "Legendary Six Samurai - Mizuho" shared a close history.
- The effect of "Shinai" that allows a "Six Samurai" monster to return from the Graveyard which inclines that he sacrificed himself for a comrade that was at death's door.
- There is possibility that he sacrificed himself for "Kagemusha of the Six Samurai", that wears his necklace after becoming "Shadow of the Six Samurai - Shien").
- This card's name is slightly ironic. 'Nai' can be translated as 'dead' while 'Shi' can be translated as 'death', and this monster might later on become "Spirit of the Six Samurai".
- Even more ironic, 'Nai' can also mean a negative, so his name could be translated as 'Won't/Can't Die.'
- "Shinai" is wielding two kanabō.
- This card's name is also a reference to the shinai, a bamboo sword used in kendo.
