During gameplay, he carries a flaming sword during his transformation. In the intro of the game, Magician was being seen fighting Empress while avoiding her whiplash attacks. In his ending, he wishes for a powerful servant who can fly and receives World. In challenge mode, Magician is located at the second stage on the easy difficulty and the seventh stage alongside Judgement on medium / hard. Magician is located at the seventh stage of challenge mode after defeating Justice and before World. In his Super Famicom ending, he uses the Drops for a summon, but Fool emerges from the magical circle. He is the sixth opponent, immediately preceding final boss World. He speaks in an old-fashioned manner, using "de aru" after almost every sentence in the original Japanese versions of the Magical Drop games. However, despite his tendency to put on airs, there is some truth to his claims of being a genius magician. He is a narcissist and described as someone that others love to hate. The original Magical Drop, as well as Magician's transformed state in Magical Drop F, depict him with a blade in reference to the original Tarot card however, this does not appear in other depictions. In all incarnations, he is depicted with long brown hair, a large robe, and an orange headband with the "infinity" symbol printed on it. 8.2 Magical Drop III Wii Virtual Console manual.
8.1 Magical Drop II Wii Virtual Console manual.
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