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==E3 2011 Edition== | ==E3 2011 Edition== | ||
A version of this card featuring different artwork and simply named '''Medusa''' was given out during a preview of the game at E3 2011. Notably, the | A version of this card featuring different artwork and simply named '''Medusa''' was given out during a preview of the game at E3 2011. Notably, the eight cards created during this pre-release period are missing the stained glass section that serves as the code scanned by the system to interpret the card on display. As a result they are specially programmed into the game such that the cards' images themselves can be interpreted. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[List of AR Cards in Kid Icarus: Uprising]] | *[[List of AR Cards in Kid Icarus: Uprising]] | ||
*[[AR Battle Mode]] | *[[AR Battle Mode]] | ||
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This article is about the AR Card. For the Kid Icarus series' main antagonist, see Medusa.
Medusa (AKDE 005- Medusa) is an AR Card used for AR Battle Mode in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Medusa, Queen of the Underworld is an Underworld Army card.
Idol Description
"The one-time Queen of the Underworld, exiled by Palutena long ago. Twenty-five years ago, Pit defeated her once and for all..or so it seemed. Now resurrected and thirsty for revenge, Medusa leads an army far more powerful than ever before."
Release
Every copy of Kid Icarus: Uprising came packaged with one of either this card, (AKDE-007) Magnus, or (AKDE-016) Dark Pit. Each of these depicts a major secondary character of the game.
E3 2011 Edition
A version of this card featuring different artwork and simply named Medusa was given out during a preview of the game at E3 2011. Notably, the eight cards created during this pre-release period are missing the stained glass section that serves as the code scanned by the system to interpret the card on display. As a result they are specially programmed into the game such that the cards' images themselves can be interpreted.