Card Trivia:The Golden Swordsoul

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• These two monsters appear in the artwork of "Dogmatikamacabre".

• This card's Japanese name, "Xiangjian Masters of Xuanyuan" (軒（けん）轅（えん）の相（そう）剣（けん）師（し） Ken'en no Sōkenshi), is based on Xuanyuan Jian (軒轅劍), a legendary Chinese sword.
  • The kanji Ken'en (軒轅) in this card's Japanese name seems to be a pun on Ken'en no naka (犬猿の仲, lit. "like dog and monkey"), a phrase for a relationship where both parties are at odds with each other (similar to the English phrase "fight like cat and dog").
  • This card's TCG name, "The Golden Swordsoul", is a reference to the Yellow Emperor, a legendary Chinese sovereign who is said to have forged and used Xuanyuan Jian.

• This card is a "Swordsoul" counterpart of "Dogmatika Adin, the Enlightened" and "Dogmatika Theo, the Iron Punch", as well as a synergistic counterpart of "The Iris Swordsoul".
  • These monsters are "Adin" (left) and "Theo" (right), after they left the "Dogmatika Nation" and joined the "Swordsoul" monsters together with "Dogmatika Fleurdelis, the Knighted", whose "The Iris Swordsoul" is a counterpart.