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#Pale moon standard vanguard series#

The V-series version of Scharhot grants 1000 power for to the front-row units for each card in the soul.

If there are ten or more cards in the soul and both Generation Break 2 and Darkness are active, One who Scatters Sin can gain 5000 Power when it attacks.

Both Scharhrot Vampir and One Steeped in Sin have the ability to gain an addition 10000 with their respective abilities.

Person of Mass Destruction: If there are ten or more cards in the soul when One Steeped in Sin, Scharhrot's ability is activated, all of the opponent's rearguards will be retired.

Our Vampires Are Different: Scharhrot has a Mana Drain ability as well as skeletal arms and wings coming from his back.

He can also do so by drinking their blood.

Mana Drain: According to the lore, Scharhot has the power of "Mana Absorbtion" and can absord an individual's mana simply by touching them.

Not a sacrifice, but a necessary offering. The rebooted version on the other hand, is far more useful and, alongside Enigmatic Assassin, formed the basis of a loop which led the aforementioned Enigmatic Assassin to be restricted to one.

Took a Level in Badass: Death Anchor's original card was slightly better than a Megablast unit, in that it doesn't use up all a large amount of soul but was otherwise nothing of note.

Our Ghosts Are Different: Death Anchor is the ruler of the realm of the dead and was being born from multiple weak souls merging together.

Fusion Dance: His existence is the result of multiple ghosts fusing into one due to their synchronized feelings of despair.

Additionally, since the player's own damage zone will be empty, the opponent's heal triggers will be sure to activate.

Awesome, but Impractical: The original version's third skill, in that while it grants an extra critical and 10000 Power, it requires the player to have five face-up cards in the damage zone in order to be activated.

Ill send you to the underworld! Breakdown Death Breath!

Sinister Minister: A demon who is also the leader of a cult devoted to worshippng the resident deity of destruction and ready to manipulate or harm others if it helps his goal of reviving his master.

Religion of Evil: After Gyze's defeat, Gastille founded a cult devoted to his worship, with its secret purpose being Gyze's revival.

#Pale moon standard vanguard series#

His V series incarnation doesn't directly do so, but on reflection it's clear that three of its four skills are slightly tweaked pieces of Zeroth Dragon of End of the World, Dust's skill. Power Copying: His cards have the ability to copy the skills of cards in the soul.Three of these effects, when combined, come close to recreating the skill of Gastille's Zeroth Dragon, Dust, albeit with some buffs: reduce the opponent's Vanguard's Power to 1 (Dust reduced the Power and Grade of all your opponent's units to 1), your opponent's AUTO effects do not activate this turn (Dust also negated the effects of your opponent's units on field), and your opponent puts a card from their hand into the Damage Zone (Dust dealt one damage to the opponent if they had four or less, though originally like Gastille it had no four or less damage clause). Mythology Gag: Gastille's V series incarnation forces the opponent to choose up to four negative effects depending on the number of cards in Gastille's Soul.Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Gastille has four arms.Eyes Do Not Belong There: He has additional eyes on his cloak of all things.Evil Mentor: He was the one who taught Shiranui the power of Dominate.He is promptly defeated by Chrono, breaking his Diffride, and upon his return to Cray Chaos Breaker Dragon immediately usurps him. Disc-One Final Boss: In both the anime and the lore, Gastille is built up as the manipulator behind Gyze's revival and a true force to be reckoned with, worthy of being the Big Bad.

The gift of nothingness steals hope and silences the world.

Youkai: She's based on a futakuchi-onna.Finishing Move: The V-Series version of Demon Eater seems to have been intended as such given that her skill requires the player to soulblast 10 cards, which while not difficult to achieve will still take time to achieve in addition to potentially turning off the abilities of other units, in exchange for blocking the opponent for blocking Sentinels, making Demon Eater a useful card for dealing the last damage in a fight.While soulblasting 10 cards is still a hefty cost, this cost is an optional part of her second ability and has an easier activation timing. Awesome, but Impractical: Her original version had a skill that could retire all of the opponent's rearguards but said skill was a Megablast that required a hefty cost of Counterblast 5 and Soulblast 8, the latter being less of an issue given that Dark Irregulars focus on adding cards to the soul, on top of needing her attack to hit.