Madolche Magileine
Spellcaster / Effect
EARTH / 
4If this card in your possession is destroyed by an opponent's card and sent to your GY: Shuffle this card into the Deck. When this card is Normal or Flip Summoned: You can add 1 "Madolche" monster from your Deck to your hand.
1400/1200
CARD ID: 11868731
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| TCG Set | Symbol | Rarity | Low | Avg | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duel Overload | DUOV-EN068 | Ultra Rare | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ | |
| Return of the Duelist | REDU-EN024 | Super Rare | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ |
This card's name refers to the French dessert Madeleine, a small, shell-shaped sponge cake.
This card's English name is a combination of the words Magic or Magician, and the name and dessert, Madeleine. Magic + Madeleine = Magileine
This card's Japanese name is a combination of the Japanese word for witch Majo and the name and dessert, Madeleine. Majo + Madeleine = Majoleine. Also, madeleine is pronounced madorēnu in Japanese. Mado also happens to be a Japanese word that means Magic.
This monster appears in the artwork of Madolche Chateau, Madolche Tea Break, Madolche Nights, and Xyz Reception.
One of the forks in the artwork of Madolche Lesson is the fork Magileine uses.
Magileine has heterochromic eyes. Her right eye is green and her left eye is violet.
At the end of her fork are three Madeleine cakes, the dessert she is named after.
This monster, along with Madolche Butlerusk and Madolche Puddingcess appear on the sign for the school festival's Monster cafe in episode 92 of the ZEXAL anime. The sign is modeled after a Spell Card and the three monsters can be seen having tea in the picture, so it may be a reference to the art of Madolche Tea Break.
This card's English name is a combination of the words Magic or Magician, and the name and dessert, Madeleine. Magic + Madeleine = Magileine
This card's Japanese name is a combination of the Japanese word for witch Majo and the name and dessert, Madeleine. Majo + Madeleine = Majoleine. Also, madeleine is pronounced madorēnu in Japanese. Mado also happens to be a Japanese word that means Magic.
This monster appears in the artwork of Madolche Chateau, Madolche Tea Break, Madolche Nights, and Xyz Reception.
One of the forks in the artwork of Madolche Lesson is the fork Magileine uses.
Magileine has heterochromic eyes. Her right eye is green and her left eye is violet.
At the end of her fork are three Madeleine cakes, the dessert she is named after.
This monster, along with Madolche Butlerusk and Madolche Puddingcess appear on the sign for the school festival's Monster cafe in episode 92 of the ZEXAL anime. The sign is modeled after a Spell Card and the three monsters can be seen having tea in the picture, so it may be a reference to the art of Madolche Tea Break.