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Grandwalker (創界神, lit. Soukaishin, "World-creator Deity") is a family which debuted in SD43 and SD44, and it is always present on a Grandwalker Nexus. It represents deities from different mythologies, with their names being straight counterparts, while their family names are slightly edited. Among the second families, Olym stands for Olympus, home of the Greek deities; Egyt stands for Egypt, nation representing the Egyptian pantheon; Amahara stands for Takamagahara, dwelling place of the Japanese gods and goddesses; and Hindida stands for Hindu mythology and its deities. There is also the Uru family which represents characters from the Battle Spirits lore and even from various Battle Spirits anime series.

Trivia

First family to exist on Nexus without the help of effects.

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-Grandwalkers ( 創界神, lit. Soukaishin, "World-creator Deity") are a family of Nexus which debuted in [[SD43]] and [[SD44]]. They represent deities from different mythologies, their names being straight counterparts, while their family names are slightly edited. Olym stands for Olympus, the Greek deities; Egyt stands for Egypt, Egyptian deities; Amahara stands for Takamagahara, Japanese deities; Hindida stands for Hindu mythology and its deities.
+'''Grandwalker''' (創界神, lit. Soukaishin, "World-creator Deity") is a family which debuted in [[SD43]] and [[SD44]], and it is always present on a [[Grandwalker Nexus]]. It represents deities from different mythologies, with their names being straight counterparts, while their family names are slightly edited. Among the second families, [[Olym]] stands for Olympus, home of the Greek deities; [[Egyt]] stands for Egypt, nation representing the Egyptian pantheon; [[Amahara]] stands for Takamagahara, dwelling place of the Japanese gods and goddesses; and [[Hindida]] stands for Hindu mythology and its deities. There is also the [[Uru]] family which represents characters from the [[Battle Spirits]] lore and even from various Battle Spirits anime series.
-While on the field, their own text stipulates that nothing except an effect which specifically targets a Grandwalker Nexus on the field can affect it.
-Grandwalkers have 3 abilities unique to their type of card: [https://battle-spirits.wikia.com/wiki/Core_Charge Core Charge,] [https://battle-spirits.wikia.com/wiki/Grand_Skill Grand Skill] and [[Grand Field]]. Each Grandwalker will always have a Core Charge effect and a combinations of a Grand Skill and Grand Field or two Grand Skills.
-The text on a Grandwalker will always contain this portion:
-''Core Charge: (x/x/x and Cost x or higher)"''<br />
-◆When you Summon/Advent a target Spirit/Ultimate, put one core from the void onto this Nexus.<br />
-◆When this Nexus is deployed, if you do not control a Nexus with the same card name as this card, send the top three cards of your deck to the trash. For each target card among them, place one core from the void onto this Nexus.
-The core placed onto a Grandwalker Nexus cannot be used as core from a regular nexus would be used, and core from the reserve/spirit cannot be placed onto a Grandwalker Nexus as you would on a regular nexus unless the effect stipulates that you are able to do so.
-When using a Grand Skill, the effect will require a cost of returning core from the Grandwalker back to the Void in order to trigger, whereas the Grand Field will remain active as long as the number of core on it meets the requirement for it to reach Level 2.
 == Trivia ==
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 == See Also: ==
-[https://battle-spirits.wikia.com/wiki/Category:GrandWalker List of Grandwalkers]
+* [https://battle-spirits.wikia.com/wiki/Category:GrandWalker List of Grandwalkers]
+* [[Saga Brave]]
 [[Category:Family]]