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* This is the only card whose ''[[TCG]]'' name includes the character [[wikipedia:β|β]] (Greek letter beta). | * This is the only card whose ''[[TCG]]'' name includes the character [[wikipedia:β|β]] (Greek letter beta). | ||
| − | ** The Greek alphabet is not supported by the Matrix typeface used for the names of ''TCG'' cards. The β is represented instead by the German [[wikipedia:ß|eszett]] (ß). This is the case even for the German version of this card, despite ß still being used in other German | + | ** The Greek alphabet is not supported by the Matrix typeface used for the names of ''TCG'' cards. The β is represented instead by the German [[wikipedia:ß|eszett]] (ß). This is the case even for the German version of this card, despite ß still being used in other German card names, such as "[[Beast Fangs|Reißzähne]]" or "[[Big Eye|Großes Auge]]". |
Latest revision as of 10:07, 20 May 2024
- This monster appears in the artwork of "B.E.S. Big Core MK-2" and "B.E.S. Big Core MK-3".
- "Victory Viper XX03", "Jade Knight", "Falchionβ", and "Lord British Space Fighter" are all playable ships in Konami's Gradius. The effects of these cards are meant to replicate the special powers, various weapons and power-ups used by the various ships in those games.
- Of the first four Konami Arcade Games fighters, "Falchionβ" is the only card not shown it using its primary weapon—the Gravity Bomb, in this case. This may be why its two effects have no similarities to its in-game effects.
- This is the only card whose TCG name includes the character β (Greek letter beta).
- The Greek alphabet is not supported by the Matrix typeface used for the names of TCG cards. The β is represented instead by the German eszett (ß). This is the case even for the German version of this card, despite ß still being used in other German card names, such as "Reißzähne" or "Großes Auge".
