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* [[wikipedia:Weathering|Weathering]] is the deterioration of rock over time primarily through exposure to air and water, reflected by this card's effect of losing 600 [[ATK]] during every [[End Phase]]. | * [[wikipedia:Weathering|Weathering]] is the deterioration of rock over time primarily through exposure to air and water, reflected by this card's effect of losing 600 [[ATK]] during every [[End Phase]]. | ||
* This card's alternative name used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force]]'' games, "Efflorescent Knight", refers to [[wikipedia:Efflorescence|efflorescence]], a process in which salt leaches through a porous material and is deposited on the surface by evaporation of the water it was dissolved in. This can be a sign of structural weakening as the salt solution from which the efflorescence formed may have dissolved parts of the material through which it passed. | * This card's alternative name used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force]]'' games, "Efflorescent Knight", refers to [[wikipedia:Efflorescence|efflorescence]], a process in which salt leaches through a porous material and is deposited on the surface by evaporation of the water it was dissolved in. This can be a sign of structural weakening as the salt solution from which the efflorescence formed may have dissolved parts of the material through which it passed. | ||
** While this card's Japanese name has a forced reading of "Weathering Soldier" in katakana, the base kanji can be translated as either "Weathering Soldier" or "Efflorescence Soldier". | ** While this card's Japanese name has a forced reading of "Weathering Soldier" in katakana, the base kanji can be translated as either "Weathering Soldier" or "Efflorescence Soldier". | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 16 November 2023
- Weathering is the deterioration of rock over time primarily through exposure to air and water, reflected by this card's effect of losing 600 ATK during every End Phase.
- This card's alternative name used in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force games, "Efflorescent Knight", refers to efflorescence, a process in which salt leaches through a porous material and is deposited on the surface by evaporation of the water it was dissolved in. This can be a sign of structural weakening as the salt solution from which the efflorescence formed may have dissolved parts of the material through which it passed.
- While this card's Japanese name has a forced reading of "Weathering Soldier" in katakana, the base kanji can be translated as either "Weathering Soldier" or "Efflorescence Soldier".
