"Karbonala Warrior" Rating Score by 戦士族大好き

A handsome blonde warrior with a cold look.
Is it Italian to imagine from carbonara?
The fact that cup noodles are more compatible than pasta is because Yu-Gi-Oh originated in Japan, and Japan is the birthplace of cup noodles.
As for the "Carbonara" in question, the hint is in "Yu-Gi-Oh Seal Retsuden" based on the Toei version.
In Yu-Gi-Oh Seal Retsuden, this monster is his FIRE, and his armor is also dyed red.
Carbonara's meaning of "charcoal-grilled" is exactly in line with his image of FIRE, and you can feel the spirit of charcoal-grilling the opponent.
So why did the Konami version of this card have purple armor?
This is because 《M-Warrior #1》and 《M-Warrior #2》have a magnet as a motif, and the north and south poles are colored red and blue.
What color do you get when you mix red and blue? Of course it's purple.
Starting with "Giltia the D. Knight", there are countless characters who have been forcibly turned into Fusion Monsters by Konami's company.
This card is also one of the victims, and it is a glimpse of the artist's tearful efforts to change the form from the original bright red armor to purple in order to at least leave the remnants of the fusion of "M-Warrior #1" and "M-Warrior #2". It is a valuable card that can be used.
And the base of the fusion card itself is purple.