Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Dragunity Legionnaire"

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"Dragunity Legionnaire":

A Legionnaire refers to a member of a legion, especially the French Foreign Legion. It was also a term used for soldiers of the Roman Legion, which may be the origin for this cards name, since a lot of the names for the "Dragunity" monsters seem to be based on Latin terms.

This card's Japanese name is almost identical to the English name of the Structure Deck it appears in.

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	* A [[Wikipedia:legionnaire\|Legionnaire]] refers to a member of a [[Wikipedia:legion\|legion]], especially the [[Wikipedia:French_Foreign_Legion\|French Foreign Legion]]. It was also a term used for soldiers of the [[Wikipedia:Roman_Legion\|Roman Legion]], which may be the origin for this cards name, since a lot of the names for the "Dragunity" monsters seem to be based on Latin terms.		* A [[Wikipedia:legionnaire\|Legionnaire]] refers to a member of a [[Wikipedia:legion\|legion]], especially the [[Wikipedia:French_Foreign_Legion\|French Foreign Legion]]. It was also a term used for soldiers of the [[Wikipedia:Roman_Legion\|Roman Legion]], which may be the origin for this cards name, since a lot of the names for the "Dragunity" monsters seem to be based on Latin terms.

−	* This card's Japanese name is almost identical to the English name of [[Structure Deck~~: Dragunity Legion~~\|the Structure Deck it appears in]].	+	* This card's Japanese name is almost identical to the English name of [[Dragunity Legion Structure Deck\|the Structure Deck it appears in]].