Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Shinato, King of a Higher Plane"

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"Shinato, King of a Higher Plane":

This card's name may be derived from the name of the Wind Goddess of Japanese mythology, Shinatobenomikoto (支那斗弁命).

Prior to "Nekroz of Sophia", this card had the highest ATK and DEF of all Ritual Monsters. A title kept for over 12 years.

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-* This card has the highest [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] of all [[Ritual Monster]]s.
+* This card's name may be derived from the name of the Wind Goddess of Japanese mythology, ''[[wikipedia:Shina-To-Be|Shinatobenomikoto]]'' (支那斗弁命).
-* Shinato, King of a Higher Plane's name maybe derived from the name of the Wind Goddess of Japanese mythology, ''[[Wikipedia:Shina-To-Be|Shinatobenomikoto]]'' (支那斗弁命).
-* This card's effect is a weaker version of "[[Elemental Hero Flame Wingman]]," though this could be argued, as this card's higher attack power makes it more likely to deal more damage.
 * This monster is similar in appearance to "[[Wingweaver]]."
-* This monster appears on "[[Ritual Foregone]]".
+* Prior to "[[Nekroz of Sophia]]", this card had the highest ATK and DEF of all [[Ritual Monster]]s. A title kept for over 12 years.