Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands"

Latest revision as of 20:41, 8 December 2023

"Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands":

This card's artwork is based on the TCG artwork of "Senju of the Thousand Hands".

This card's name, "Manju", is the Japanese word for "ten thousand hands".
- However, despite this, this monster is depicted with only 31 hands visible in its card artwork.

This card is a retrained counterpart of "Senju of the Thousand Hands".
- Both have the same Attribute, Level, ATK, and DEF.
- Both have an effect related to Ritual Summoning: this card can add to hand a Ritual Monster or a Ritual Spell, while "Senju" can only add a Ritual Monster.

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-* This card has counterparts known as "[[Senju of the Thousand Hands]]" and "[[Gishki Ariel]]".
+* This card's artwork is based on the ''[[TCG]]'' artwork of "[[Senju of the Thousand Hands]]".
-**Both counterparts are weakly version of this card, as they only add certain Ritual Monsters, while this can add both Monster and Spell.
-* Including the hands on his head, this card has 31 visible hands.
+* This card's name, "Manju", is the Japanese word for "ten thousand hands".
+** However, despite this, this monster is depicted with only 31 hands visible in its card artwork.
+* This card is a [[retrained]] [[counterpart]] of "Senju of the Thousand Hands".
+** Both have the same [[Attribute]], [[Level]], [[ATK]], and [[DEF]].
+** Both have an effect related to [[Ritual Summon]]ing: this card can [[add]] to [[hand]] a [[Ritual Monster]] or a [[Ritual Spell]], while "Senju" can only add a Ritual Monster.
+* "[[Choju of the Trillion Hands]]" is a retrained counterpart of this card.