They do! Some of the Dreamborn cards blurs this line a lot, and feels a little bit "forced" at times. But I think if we really compare 1:1 to cannon, we kind of can see the difference. But it's hard at times. ^^
Disney's stock characters blur the line anyways. In some movies they appear entirely as themselves, while in others they function more like actors playing a role. The way I see it, these "acting" appearances were all classified as Dreamborn.
My own head cannon for Mickey Mouse would have been Mickey Mouse standard bearer - storyborn Mickey Mouse playful sorcerer - dreamborn Mickey Mouse wayward sorcerer - floodborn I say that because the progression would make sense, Mickey was a normal mouse then a playful sorcerer then the wayward sorcerer. Also in the Fantasia movie Mickey “ Dreams “ of him being a powerful sorcerer. So Dreamborn would make sense in my head cannon lol. Love the video, I get so excited when I see you guys upload
I like your thought process for sure. ^^ And for me that also makes a lot of sense. Thank you for the kind words, by the way. We love coming to the comment section of our new videos, and seeing people's reaction to the content.
@@InkbornHeroes if you look on the rip tide card from the deep trouble illumineers quest, you can see on the card Mickey Mouse the standard bearer just floating back there and in the art for the playful sorcerer he’s surrounded by rocks and water. So I think in the time like the standard bearer is the Mickey for steel that turns into the sorcerer
😱 How cool! I saw my name dropped in there 🙃 More importantly, I'm so glad you guys made this video! I feel as though this overview is missing in the space. Gap, filled 😊
Our supporters will always deserve a shoutout! 😜 Glad you enjoyed this video. We realized that not many people in the community are aware of the reasons for these classifications. I am actually curious to see if Lorcana Year 2 will introduce more as well. I hope they don’t do this week during the Wednesday’s announcement though, otherwise once this post goes publicly in a week, it might be outdated hahahah! XD
@@InkbornHeroes I'm still hoping that the next Lorecast includes news regarding an online client, but I'm fairly certain that's wishful thinking. If they end up introducing more classifications, I may burst out laughing. Lorcana/Ravensburger can't do you dirty like that!
Thanks for the explanation!! :D the interesting thing here is why are there floodborn in the first chapter? Since the flood of mixed ink happend until set 2 🤔 guess we’ll have to wait and see if there’s an answer :3
I was thinking the same the other day hahaha! Did a Magic Ink Flood also happened in the past, perhaps? And that's why The Curator decided to shut everything (including Ursula, Sea Witch Queen) inside the book again? Who knows! XD Or.. simply.. they needed that mechanic to be introduced on The First Chapter hahaah!
We have a FULLLLL video about Entangled glimmers. 😅 I wanted to stick to the ones that are “common” among the cards players come across in every match. While Entangled is more of a narrative wrapper for the Illumineer’s Quest specifically! ^^
Okay, these all make sense but can someone explain to me why Megara Captivating Cynic is a dreamborn? She looks identical to her iteration in the film and has no unique features that would suggest she is different in any way.
This is indeed a VERY HARD one to explain. I promise that I even spent some time doing some research to see if I could find an answer for this one. I can only think on two things: 1. They simply didn't "follow" their own rules that much for this card, as it isn't enough to justify as a Dreamborn; OR 2. As "Ursula - Deceiver of All", perhaps this card was printed with the wrong classification, and it was supposed to be a "Storyborn". But given that it isn't a big card, as much as ursula, neither the community or Ravensburger made a statement about it.
Currently in work… so this shall be dinner viewing when I am home. Can’t wait! 😬
Hope you enjoy it!! And Have a good nice dinner tonight, while watching it. :P
@@InkbornHeroesdinner was good haha! Good old Irish dinner of spuds, chicken and veg! Video was interesting. Good to know these things lol!
@@SchuckPipe Ohhhh, I am feeling hungry now! :3 Glad you enjoyed the video! ^^
Musketeers definitely blur the line of dreamborn and storyborn, but fantastic synopsis!
They do! Some of the Dreamborn cards blurs this line a lot, and feels a little bit "forced" at times. But I think if we really compare 1:1 to cannon, we kind of can see the difference. But it's hard at times. ^^
Disney's stock characters blur the line anyways.
In some movies they appear entirely as themselves, while in others they function more like actors playing a role.
The way I see it, these "acting" appearances were all classified as Dreamborn.
My own head cannon for Mickey Mouse would have been
Mickey Mouse standard bearer - storyborn
Mickey Mouse playful sorcerer - dreamborn
Mickey Mouse wayward sorcerer - floodborn
I say that because the progression would make sense, Mickey was a normal mouse then a playful sorcerer then the wayward sorcerer. Also in the Fantasia movie Mickey “ Dreams “ of him being a powerful sorcerer. So Dreamborn would make sense in my head cannon lol. Love the video, I get so excited when I see you guys upload
I like your thought process for sure. ^^ And for me that also makes a lot of sense.
Thank you for the kind words, by the way. We love coming to the comment section of our new videos, and seeing people's reaction to the content.
@@InkbornHeroes if you look on the rip tide card from the deep trouble illumineers quest, you can see on the card Mickey Mouse the standard bearer just floating back there and in the art for the playful sorcerer he’s surrounded by rocks and water. So I think in the time like the standard bearer is the Mickey for steel that turns into the sorcerer
😱 How cool! I saw my name dropped in there 🙃 More importantly, I'm so glad you guys made this video! I feel as though this overview is missing in the space. Gap, filled 😊
Our supporters will always deserve a shoutout! 😜
Glad you enjoyed this video. We realized that not many people in the community are aware of the reasons for these classifications. I am actually curious to see if Lorcana Year 2 will introduce more as well. I hope they don’t do this week during the Wednesday’s announcement though, otherwise once this post goes publicly in a week, it might be outdated hahahah! XD
@@InkbornHeroes I'm still hoping that the next Lorecast includes news regarding an online client, but I'm fairly certain that's wishful thinking.
If they end up introducing more classifications, I may burst out laughing. Lorcana/Ravensburger can't do you dirty like that!
Let’s see how well this comment ages in a few days! 🤣🤣
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Thanks for the explanation!! :D the interesting thing here is why are there floodborn in the first chapter? Since the flood of mixed ink happend until set 2 🤔 guess we’ll have to wait and see if there’s an answer :3
I was thinking the same the other day hahaha! Did a Magic Ink Flood also happened in the past, perhaps? And that's why The Curator decided to shut everything (including Ursula, Sea Witch Queen) inside the book again? Who knows! XD Or.. simply.. they needed that mechanic to be introduced on The First Chapter hahaah!
I'm a little disappointed that you didn't mention the Entangled.
We have a FULLLLL video about Entangled glimmers. 😅 I wanted to stick to the ones that are “common” among the cards players come across in every match. While Entangled is more of a narrative wrapper for the Illumineer’s Quest specifically! ^^
Okay, these all make sense but can someone explain to me why Megara Captivating Cynic is a dreamborn? She looks identical to her iteration in the film and has no unique features that would suggest she is different in any way.
This is indeed a VERY HARD one to explain. I promise that I even spent some time doing some research to see if I could find an answer for this one. I can only think on two things:
1. They simply didn't "follow" their own rules that much for this card, as it isn't enough to justify as a Dreamborn; OR
2. As "Ursula - Deceiver of All", perhaps this card was printed with the wrong classification, and it was supposed to be a "Storyborn". But given that it isn't a big card, as much as ursula, neither the community or Ravensburger made a statement about it.
@@InkbornHeroesokay well I’m glad I’m not the only one confused by this decision. Thanks.