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* Some of the [[Archfiend]]s are [[wikipedia:chess|chess]] themed. This card is named after [[wikipedia:Checkmate|Checkmate]]. | * Some of the [[Archfiend]]s are [[wikipedia:chess|chess]] themed. This card is named after [[wikipedia:Checkmate|Checkmate]]. | ||
| − | * This card's Japanese name | + | * This card's Japanese name, '''[[wikipedia:Discovered attack|Discovered Attack]]''', rather accurately reflects what this card does: a discovered attack involves moving one piece out of the way (Tributing a monster) so that another piece (Terrorking Archfiend) has a clear line to take an opponent's piece or deliver check (perform a direct attack). |
* Although this card involves having the King attack, in a real chess game a King cannot be the attacking piece during Checkmate or a discovered attack. | * Although this card involves having the King attack, in a real chess game a King cannot be the attacking piece during Checkmate or a discovered attack. | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 12 January 2014
- Some of the Archfiends are chess themed. This card is named after Checkmate.
- This card's Japanese name, Discovered Attack, rather accurately reflects what this card does: a discovered attack involves moving one piece out of the way (Tributing a monster) so that another piece (Terrorking Archfiend) has a clear line to take an opponent's piece or deliver check (perform a direct attack).
- Although this card involves having the King attack, in a real chess game a King cannot be the attacking piece during Checkmate or a discovered attack.
- Terrorking Archfiend is holding Infernalqueen Archfiend in his arm.
- This Card's artwork of Terrorking Archfiend looks like an upgraded version from the original.
