Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Talons of Shurilane"

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"Talons of Shurilane":

This monster is named for the schlieren, a type of defect in transparent lenses that is often not visible to the naked eye.

This monster's Illusion Type is based on the original type of the card and its its appearance as a Dreams Alignment monster in the early video games such as Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction.

This monster has the longest OCG import time of all video-game-original cards, released 23 years and 6 months after its first game appearance.

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-* This monster's name is based on a [[wikipedia:schlieren|schlieren]], a type of defect in transparent lenses that is often not visible to the naked eye.
+* This monster is named for the [[wikipedia:schlieren|schlieren]], a type of defect in transparent lenses that is often not visible to the naked eye.
-* This monster's [[Illusion]] [[Type]] is based on how it is part of the [[Dreams]] [[Alignment]] in its early [[Talons of Shurilane (ROD)|video game appearances]], while its effect to support [[Fiend]] monsters references how it is a Fiend monster in such video games.
+* This monster's [[Illusion]] [[Type]] is based on the original type of the card and its [[Talons of Shurilane (ROD)|its appearance]] as a [[Dreams]] [[Alignment]] monster in the early video games such as ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction]]''.
 * This monster has the [[List of cards with the longest OCG import times|longest ''OCG'' import time]] of all video-game-original cards, released 23 years and 6 months after its first game appearance.