Card Trivia:Gjallarhorn
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- This card is based on Gjallarhorn, a golden horn belonging to the Nordic gatekeeper god, Heimdall in Norse mythology.
- The man appearing in this card's artwork is likely Heimdall, who is depicted blowing into Gjallarhorn to herald the beginning of Ragnarök.
- In Norse mythology, Ragnarök is the great battle where Heimdall and the Æsir are killed, causing a series of natural disasters that ultimately leads to the end of the world. This card's effects are based on this myth, as the "Aesir" disappear and "bring the end of the world" by inflicting potentially devastating effect damage to the opponent.
- The three orange crystals embedded in the horn this card's artwork is a reference to the three End Phases required to activate this card's banishing and damaging effects.
