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| − | * This card's effect that does something to a [[Summon]]ed monster other than by this card's effect and Summons a [[Token Monster]] afterwards is similar to "[[Black Garden]]'s." | + | * This card's effect that does something to a [[Summon]]ed monster other than by this card's effect and Summons a [[Token Monster]] afterwards is similar to the first effect "[[Black Garden]]'s." |
| − | * The | + | ** Both cards were also used by characters in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]] whom at one point were affiliated with clandestine organizations ("Black Garden" by [[Akiza Izinski]], in which during the two times this card was used she was in the [[Arcadia Movement]] and this card by [[Sherry LeBlanc]] when she temporarily defected to [[Yliaster]], courtesy of [[Z-one]].) |
| − | * During the duel between | + | |
| + | * The eye in the middle of this card's picture was first seen in [[Future Colors]]. | ||
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| + | * During the duel between Sherry LeBlanc, [[Akiza Izinski]], and [[Crow Hogan]], the rose garden and ruins theme that is visible on this card became the scenery for Akiza and Crow's fields respectively. | ||
** This is quite fitting because [[Akiza]]'s scenery can embody her affinity for [[Plant]]-[[Type]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] whereas Crow's surroundings could allude to the "ruins" that were once his home in [[Satellite]]. | ** This is quite fitting because [[Akiza]]'s scenery can embody her affinity for [[Plant]]-[[Type]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] whereas Crow's surroundings could allude to the "ruins" that were once his home in [[Satellite]]. | ||
| − | * Interestingly, Sherry used this card while serving | + | |
| + | * Interestingly, Sherry used this card while serving Z-one. | ||
| + | ** This may explain this card's name--it is fully in French ("École" meaning "school" in French) which makes this card's name translate as "School of Z-one". In addition to Sherry's French nationality, this card may abstractly be related to how Sherry was temporarily "being taught" the truth by her "teacher" Z-one in pertinence to what, according to Z-one, was the truth about the future, the fate of her parents, and what she can do to bring them back. Later, when Sherry lost her [[Battle Royal]] Duel, with Akiza and Crow, she "graduated"--in that she began to think for herself again and thanks to the verbal interventions from her opponents before, during and after the Duel, believed that she can help change the future, if she put her mind to it. | ||
| + | ** Moreover, a school is typically a facility--likewise, the [[Divine Temple]] was Z-one's "facility" where Sherry, along with [[Aporia]] and [[Antinomy]], were at one point, "serving" as his "students" by preaching what they felt were his truth to their respective combatants. | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 8 May 2014
- This card's effect that does something to a Summoned monster other than by this card's effect and Summons a Token Monster afterwards is similar to the first effect "Black Garden's."
- Both cards were also used by characters in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's whom at one point were affiliated with clandestine organizations ("Black Garden" by Akiza Izinski, in which during the two times this card was used she was in the Arcadia Movement and this card by Sherry LeBlanc when she temporarily defected to Yliaster, courtesy of Z-one.)
- The eye in the middle of this card's picture was first seen in Future Colors.
- During the duel between Sherry LeBlanc, Akiza Izinski, and Crow Hogan, the rose garden and ruins theme that is visible on this card became the scenery for Akiza and Crow's fields respectively.
- Interestingly, Sherry used this card while serving Z-one.
- This may explain this card's name--it is fully in French ("École" meaning "school" in French) which makes this card's name translate as "School of Z-one". In addition to Sherry's French nationality, this card may abstractly be related to how Sherry was temporarily "being taught" the truth by her "teacher" Z-one in pertinence to what, according to Z-one, was the truth about the future, the fate of her parents, and what she can do to bring them back. Later, when Sherry lost her Battle Royal Duel, with Akiza and Crow, she "graduated"--in that she began to think for herself again and thanks to the verbal interventions from her opponents before, during and after the Duel, believed that she can help change the future, if she put her mind to it.
- Moreover, a school is typically a facility--likewise, the Divine Temple was Z-one's "facility" where Sherry, along with Aporia and Antinomy, were at one point, "serving" as his "students" by preaching what they felt were his truth to their respective combatants.
