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− | + | * This monster bears an uncanny resemblance to the heavily vegetated ancient ruins of 'Laputa' from the Studio Ghibli movie ''[[wikipedia:Castle in the Sky|Castle in the Sky]]''. The ruins had the general appearance of a giant floating tree, and at the bottom was a large, round laser cannon similar to the one visible near the base of this monster. | |
− | + | ** In some of the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' video games for the Nintendo DS, "Fiber Jar" fires a laser from this cannon during its attack animation. | |
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− | * This monster bears an uncanny resemblance to the heavily vegetated ancient ruins of 'Laputa' from the Studio Ghibli movie ''[[wikipedia:Castle in the Sky|Castle in the Sky]]''. |
Latest revision as of 18:14, 8 April 2023
- This monster bears an uncanny resemblance to the heavily vegetated ancient ruins of 'Laputa' from the Studio Ghibli movie Castle in the Sky. The ruins had the general appearance of a giant floating tree, and at the bottom was a large, round laser cannon similar to the one visible near the base of this monster.
- In some of the Yu-Gi-Oh! video games for the Nintendo DS, "Fiber Jar" fires a laser from this cannon during its attack animation.