Gala Mars/Misc - Revision history

>Tirlby: Considering he uses the same art and design as the "original" unlike the other gala units, I think this can be included

2020-05-17T23:48:06Z

Considering he uses the same art and design as the "original" unlike the other gala units, I think this can be included

2020-05-17T23:48:06Z

Considering he uses the same art and design as the "original" unlike the other gala units, I think this can be included

2020-05-17T23:48:06Z

Considering he uses the same art and design as the "original" unlike the other gala units, I think this can be included

2020-05-07T19:05:50Z

Cleaning trivia section to remove commentary. Please leave discussion on Talk:Gala Mars/Misc.

2020-05-07T19:05:50Z

Cleaning trivia section to remove commentary. Please leave discussion on Talk:Gala Mars/Misc.

2020-05-07T19:05:50Z

Cleaning trivia section to remove commentary. Please leave discussion on Talk:Gala Mars/Misc.

2020-05-07T00:11:46Z

A single typo, "Aries" instead of "Ares" in the Misc/Trivia

2020-05-07T00:11:46Z

A single typo, "Aries" instead of "Ares" in the Misc/Trivia

2020-05-07T00:11:46Z

A single typo, "Aries" instead of "Ares" in the Misc/Trivia

2020-05-05T02:47:23Z

Corrected incorrect information

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 * In Roman mythology, [[Wikipedia:Mars (mythology)|Mars]] was the god of war. The Dragalia Lost interpretation of Mars is more savage and destructive, similar to Mars' Greek predecessor [[Wikipedia:Ares|Ares]].
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-* In Roman mythology, [[Wikipedia:Mars (mythology)|Mars]] was the god of war as a means of attaining peace(this is factually incorrect, the god Mars was just as much a war god as Ares, the only difference being an emphasis that war was the lifeblood of the Roman Empire and was to be sought out to further the survival and expansion of said empire). The Dragalia Lost interpretation of Mars is more savage and destructive, similar to Mars' Greek predecessor [[Wikipedia:Ares|Ares]].
+* In Roman mythology, [[Wikipedia:Mars (mythology)|Mars]] was the god of war. The Dragalia Lost interpretation of Mars is more savage and destructive, similar to Mars' Greek predecessor [[Wikipedia:Ares|Ares]].
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 |trivia=
-* In Roman mythology, [[Wikipedia:Mars (mythology)|Mars]] was the god of war as a means of attaining peace(this is factually incorrect, the god Mars was just as much a war god as Aries, the only difference being an emphasis that war was the lifeblood of the Roman Empire and was to be sought out to further the survival and expansion of said empire). The Dragalia Lost interpretation of Mars is more savage and destructive, similar to Mars' Greek predecessor [[Wikipedia:Ares|Ares]].
+* In Roman mythology, [[Wikipedia:Mars (mythology)|Mars]] was the god of war as a means of attaining peace(this is factually incorrect, the god Mars was just as much a war god as Ares, the only difference being an emphasis that war was the lifeblood of the Roman Empire and was to be sought out to further the survival and expansion of said empire). The Dragalia Lost interpretation of Mars is more savage and destructive, similar to Mars' Greek predecessor [[Wikipedia:Ares|Ares]].
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