Card Trivia:Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Horse Prince
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- This card's Japanese name is based on Hong Xin (read in Japanese as Kō Shin) and "horse" (hōsu).
- Emperor Renzong sent Hong Xin to seek Celestial Master Zhang to help them in combating a plague. After completing his mission and before returning to the capital, he visits the temple near where the Master resides and unsuspecting releases 108 demons trapped in a secret chamber for centuries.
- This explains the beginning of the "Fire Fist" archetype, "Hoshin" being the first monster being released; Hong Xin released the 108 Liangshan heroes.
- On the other hand, this card's Chinese name contains the character 進 (jìn) which references to other characters, probably Chai Jin, Shi Jin or Wang Jin.
- Emperor Renzong sent Hong Xin to seek Celestial Master Zhang to help them in combating a plague. After completing his mission and before returning to the capital, he visits the temple near where the Master resides and unsuspecting releases 108 demons trapped in a secret chamber for centuries.
- This was the 1st of the 3 Magazine Promo "Fire Fist" monsters to be revealed; the 2nd was "Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Lion Emperor"; and the 3rd was "Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Spirit".
- Unlike the rest of the "Fire Fist" monsters, these 3 cards are not members of the 108 Liangshan heroes, however they are still characters in the novel.
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Grisaille Prison".
