2011-12-10, 04:42 PM
First off, let me laugh at Razmos's comment in that thread. BAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Second, in a sense, you are correct, but I think it would probably help if you explained how, as it takes the form of a bird opposed to a clear symbol.
I find that Phantom's bird theme is similar to a Raven, which by Norse Mythology is linked to Wisdom due to their connection to Odin, so the "bird" on the cards is probably bound to be a raven abstract that reflects his hats look very nicely. Wisdom is closely linked with mind, so I am sure this is probably what was meant in a non-direct manner. They seem to be getting clever with hiding these symbols in their heroes. Last one is a MYSTERY.
Second, in a sense, you are correct, but I think it would probably help if you explained how, as it takes the form of a bird opposed to a clear symbol.
I find that Phantom's bird theme is similar to a Raven, which by Norse Mythology is linked to Wisdom due to their connection to Odin, so the "bird" on the cards is probably bound to be a raven abstract that reflects his hats look very nicely. Wisdom is closely linked with mind, so I am sure this is probably what was meant in a non-direct manner. They seem to be getting clever with hiding these symbols in their heroes. Last one is a MYSTERY.