Favorite Card Discussion: Lyna the Light Charmer

Runo wrote:

Kirikaze Fuuma wrote:

As for the artwork....... well, this is the first time I actually think Lyna is... cute.


................Yes. I never think Lyna is as cute as either Eria or Wynn before. Any problem, fanboys?

LOL, poor Lyna But... yeah, compared to those two... XD;;;

Eria wrote:

Her magic circle looks different than other 4's magic circle.
Maybe she posses different kind of magic than them...

I wonder if this kind of magic has a high risk, according to it's effect. Maybe she need to sacrifice herself to use her own spiritual art? Because the effect of this card sounds like she's trying to revive someone, and it cost her own life.

Just a random thought. But if that's true, then... a bad ending for her >.<;;;

It's similar to Aussa's Kurogane, and Kurogane summons from grave, that's more like Aussa sacrificing herself to revive someone.

Lyna uses her spirit art to summon monster from banished zone, so it doesn't always revive something that already dead, who knows it summons from another dimension.... or from heaven (lol).

Runo wrote:

I wonder if this kind of magic has a high risk, according to it's effect. Maybe she need to sacrifice herself to use her own spiritual art? Because the effect of this card sounds like she's trying to revive someone, and it cost her own life.

Just a random thought. But if that's true, then... a bad ending for her >.<;;;

It doesn't have to go that way. If you say so, then all charmers except Dharc would die because of their own spiritual art. You see, there's an obvious combo for charmers where they charm a monster with similar element and can use them to be a Familiar Possessed form, or, to tribute them as Spiritual Art fodder. Lyna is no exception. We simply don't know canon-wise about what Lyna sacrificed in order to use this spiritual art. Could be herself, or the charmed monster, or her familiar. As long as Konami never confirmed it, it's just a mere speculation.


Maybe we can make a Spiritual Art Discussion thread to discuss this. :]

Eria wrote:

It's similar to Aussa's Kurogane, and Kurogane summons from grave, that's more like Aussa sacrificing herself to revive someone.

Lyna uses her spirit art to summon monster from banished zone, so it doesn't always revive something that already dead, who knows it summons from another dimension.... or from heaven (lol).

Ah... could work XDDD I forgot about Kurogane, LOL

Kirikaze Fuuma wrote:

It doesn't have to go that way. If you say so, then all charmers except Dharc would die because of their own spiritual art. You see, there's an obvious combo for charmers where they charm a monster with similar element and can use them to be a Familiar Possessed form, or, to tribute them as Spiritual Art fodder. Lyna is no exception. We simply don't know canon-wise about what Lyna sacrificed in order to use this spiritual art. Could be herself, or the charmed monster, or her familiar. As long as Konami never confirmed it, it's just a mere speculation.


Maybe we can make a Spiritual Art Discussion thread to discuss this. :]

Nah, that's why I said it's just a random thought XD

Anyway, re-confirmed about the card name, maybe it's actually Hijiri XD;;; Koureijutsu - Hijiri [光霊術－「聖」（ひじり）]. Dunno what kind of translation they would give to this card, though....

XD From the look on Lyna's face, it looks as though she is freaking out because the opponent revealed a trap card.

As a Super Rare!? Great! a Shiny Charmer card! I like the art though... *sigh* if only they reprint the "SPiritual Dark Art" with alternate Art that feature Dharc on it...

If there was, then it might have an off the chart price, but I doubt they'll make another one for Dharc, since they already have "greed".

For Lyna lovers:

The way I see it, Milla is Lyna's sister.

The handcuffs shared by Dharc and Lyna, in my hypothesis, were originally both one set of cuffs worn by Dharc. This is speculation based on Dharc's cuff and torn cloak: I think Dharc was at one point exiled for something, and had to survive on his own for sometime until one day he was forgiven and brought back. The cuffs were broken, and in a symbolic gesture between Lyna and Dharc who are obviously very close to remind them of what had happened, they each kept one cuff.