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* This card's name comes from the Japanese sound effect used in anime and manga "acha" which is used to represent remorse.
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* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[United Front]]".
* The sound effect of "acha" can also sound like someone being burnt.
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  - This is also supported in the anime when Achacha Archer uses his effect to inflict burn damage, that his hands get burnt from the arrow and his eyes grow wider as he screams his name.
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* This monster has a baseball-themed [[Rush Duel]] counterpart: "[[Achacha Catcher]]".
* Achacha is also the name of an orange-colored tropical fruit.
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* The name can also be a pun of "Archer", the same as "[[Gogogo Golem]]" as if read by someone who stutter.
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* This card's name comes from the Japanese sound effect used in anime and manga, "acha", which is used to represent remorse.
* This card's effect is similar to that of "[[Gravekeeper's Curse]]" and of an anime-only card, "[[Shell Knight]]."
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** The sound effect of "acha" can also sound like someone being burned.
* This card appears in the artwork of "[[United Front]]".
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*** In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime, when this monster uses its effect to inflict burn damage, its hands become burned from the arrow, and its eyes grow wider as it screams its name.
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* "Achacha" is also the name of an orange-colored [[wikipedia:Garcinia humilis| tropical fruit]].

Latest revision as of 18:14, 8 April 2023

  • This card's name comes from the Japanese sound effect used in anime and manga, "acha", which is used to represent remorse.
    • The sound effect of "acha" can also sound like someone being burned.
      • In the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime, when this monster uses its effect to inflict burn damage, its hands become burned from the arrow, and its eyes grow wider as it screams its name.