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    [Reference Art] Hunting Scouts of the Deep Forest

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    Not quite Amazoness

    Chevreuil, Hunting Scout of the Deep Forest
    Full art:

    Bottom left: “Bones”
    Top middle: “Hunting Horn”
    Right: “Light gear version”

    Faisan, Hunting Scout of the Deep Forest
    Full art:

    Top left: “These are bones”
    Bottom: “Hunting Horn”
    Right: “Version with no mask or horn”

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    As a TL note, their JP names are 密林の狩猟者シュヴルイユ (Mitsurin no Shuryousha Shuvuruiyu) and 密林の狩猟者フザン (Mitsurin no Shuryousha Fuzan). “Shuryousha” means “hunter”. “Mitsurin” means “dense/deep forest”. This form of “deep forest” has been used before by only two cards: B. Dragon Jungle King and Jungle Dweller. It’s not the same term used for Ancient One of the Deep Forest (which uses a more literal 深き森, deep forest)

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    11 Comments

    3. spark on

      Love how the artist is japanese for TCG exclusives 🙂

      Funny enough thought both were female characters lol

    4. Fatal on

      Maybe this means we will actually get a full archetype of them! Because im seriously loving their concept. ^^

      • J.T on

        Love their concept – Playstyle too but would be Really good amazoness Support If they were amazoness Monster -_-

    6. Ajax on

      These designs are so fun. I really want to use the cards, but currently your options are things like Amazoness, War Rock, or Gouki for Earth Warrior archetypes. And those are all pretty lackluster even for off-meta picks. Perhaps they could use the opportunity to introduce a new Earth Warrior archetype. It wouldn’t need to be tier 1, but maybe just better than whatever dumpster War Rock has been sitting in since its release.

      • Ajax on

        The mystical hunter vibes are reminiscent of Amazoness, but with less of the weird caveman, barbarian inspiration. And the lore of a band of hunters living deep in a forest could be very interesting. What bird is dropping those white and blue feathers for example? A field spell or continuous that shows their settlement in the forest? Yes please.