Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Fragment Fusion"

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"Fragment Fusion":

"Gem-Knight Crystal" appears in this card's artwork, being transformed into "Gem-Knight Zirconia".

This card's Japanese name is derived from "doublet", a type of assembled gem composed in two sections.

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-* This card's effects are similar to "[[Gem-Knight Fusion]]", but instead of adding this card to the hand, its second effect destroys the monster at the end of the turn.
+* "[[Gem-Knight Crystal]]" appears in this card's artwork, being transformed into "[[Gem-Knight Zirconia]]".
-* This card is the second released [[OCG]] [[Trap Card]] that supports [[Fusion Summon]]s, and also the second OCG Trap Card that supports "[[Gem-Knight]]" Fusion Summons, with the first being "[[Pyroxene Fusion]]".
+* This card's Japanese name is derived from "[[wikipedia:Doublet (lapidary)|doublet]]", a type of assembled [[wikipedia:gemstone|gem]] composed in two sections.
-* "[[Gem-Knight Crystal]]" appears in this card's artwork.
-* A [[wikipedia:Doublet (lapidary)|doublet]] is a type of gem composed in two sections. It is sometimes used to imitate other, more expensive gems.
-* The effect of this card is similar to that of "[[Miracle Fusion]]".
-* "[[Fragment Fusion]]" is used by "[[Gem-Knight Crystal]]" to create "[[Gem-Knight Master Diamond]]". Given the nature of the fusion trap, Master Diamond is only temporary and most likely devolved into "[[Cairngorgon, Antiluminescent Knight]]".