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* This card is named after the [[wikipedia:Sharanga|Sharanga]], a celestial bow wielded by [[wikipedia:Vishnu|Vishnu]], the Hindu god of preservation. | * This card is named after the [[wikipedia:Sharanga|Sharanga]], a celestial bow wielded by [[wikipedia:Vishnu|Vishnu]], the Hindu god of preservation. | ||
| − | ** "Waning Moon" | + | ** "Waning Moon" is based on the waning crescent, the moon's final [[wikipedia:Lunar phase|lunar phase]], where the sunlight hits a leftmost portion of the moon before the "new moon", making the moonlight appear crescent-shaped. |
* This monster's pose mirrors that of "[[Blackwing - Pinaki the Waxing Moon]]". | * This monster's pose mirrors that of "[[Blackwing - Pinaki the Waxing Moon]]". | ||
** Both cards are named after bows wielded by [[wikipedia:Hindu deities|Hindu deities]] and different lunar phases that face opposite directions. | ** Both cards are named after bows wielded by [[wikipedia:Hindu deities|Hindu deities]] and different lunar phases that face opposite directions. | ||
Revision as of 20:34, 9 May 2023
- This is one of the cover cards of Premium Pack 2023.
- This card is named after the Sharanga, a celestial bow wielded by Vishnu, the Hindu god of preservation.
- "Waning Moon" is based on the waning crescent, the moon's final lunar phase, where the sunlight hits a leftmost portion of the moon before the "new moon", making the moonlight appear crescent-shaped.
- This monster's pose mirrors that of "Blackwing - Pinaki the Waxing Moon".
- Both cards are named after bows wielded by Hindu deities and different lunar phases that face opposite directions.
