Maiden with Eyes of Blue (2024)

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Who is the Maiden with Eyes of Blue? ›

This monster is based on Kisara, who carried the spirit of the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" in the Dawn of the Duel arc.

In short, you can target and destroy the Maiden by various means, as nowhere on it's text is indicated otherwise. Just, be ready to handle the Blue-Eyes White Dragon that comes with you doing that.

It is true that at some point you will have to flip Maiden to perform battle calculation, but her effect activates only when she is targeted for an attack as the card text reads. To use the summoning effect the Maiden has to be face up when targeted for an attack.

You can only use 1 "Maiden with Eyes of Blue" effect per turn, and only once that turn.

Police said it was suicide, but evidence suggests the striking Vogue cover girl might have been murdered. The college itself has been linked to extremist-related groups in the past. Ms Athif's father Mohamed told Stefanovic he is convinced a cover-up took place.

Kisara has pale skin, white waist-length hair with tones of baby blue and bright blue eyes which is very unusual for an Egyptian. This is probably due to the fact that she carries the spirit and soul of the mighty "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" deep within her.

When a card or effect is activated that targets this card (Quick Effect): You can send 1 Effect Monster you control to the GY, and if you do, add up to 2 "Blue-Eyes" monsters with different names from your Deck to your hand.

Sage Freke mentions offhand in the Nexus that killing the Maiden in Black for good would put an end to her “agony.” While one of the strongest Demons in existence, the Maiden in Black has had her eyes waxed shut and is forced to tend to the Nexus, trapped by a Nexial Binding that seems to only deactivate when in the ...

Likewise, Aragorn and his people (Boromir, Denethor, Imrahil, etc) are described as grey-eyed. In fact, the only characters I can think of who are specifically mentioned as blue-eyed are Tom Bombadil and Theoden.

Inherited from her great-grandfather, Seto Kaiba, Kisara is the current and only wielder of the famous and legendary Blue-Eyed Deck. Her signature cards are the three Blue-Eyes White Dragon and the many variant form of cards that originate from the Blue-Eyes.

Do you need both parents to have blue eyes to have blue eyes? ›

Flexi Says: Two brown-eyed parents (if both are heterozygous) can have a blue-eyed baby. If both the parents have brown eyes, then there is generally a 25% chance for their child to have blue eyes. Because both the brown-eyed parents have a recessive blue-eye gene and can pass it to the next generation.

Another thing that is heavily color coded in ATLA is eye color. Each nation has a corresponding eye color too. For fire it's gold/amber, air is gray, water is blue, and earth is green and brown. Eye color is so heavily color coded that it even picks up some narrative importance.

Mulan and Pocahontas come from China and the USA respectively, therefore they have black eyes. Two don't : Jasmine and Pocahontas . When Disney did the earlier animated films, that was the stereotype for beauty ,That landscape was blonde hair blue eyes.

Once per turn, during the End Phase, if this card is in the GY because it was sent there this turn: You can Special Summon 1 "Blue-Eyes" monster from your Deck. You can banish this card from your GY, then target 1 "Blue-Eyes" monster in your GY; add it to your hand.

The list of blue eyed Disney characters includes Ariel, Cinderella, Anna, Elsa, and Merida.

Likewise, Aragorn and his people (Boromir, Denethor, Imrahil, etc) are described as grey-eyed. In fact, the only characters I can think of who are specifically mentioned as blue-eyed are Tom Bombadil and Theoden.

"I see a lot of my mom in Lili," he said, referring to the princess by her familial nickname. "She's very Spencer-like. She's got the same blue eyes."