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* Although it doesn't seem to have a counterpart, in "[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dawn of Destiny]]" video game, when monsters were first seen in 3D, it was clear to fans that Little D has a counterpart, "[[Tomozaurus]]".
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* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Coevolutionary Miracle]]".
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* This card's Japanese name, "Baby T-Rex", is based on the ''[[wikipedia:Tyrannosaurus rex|Tyrannosaurus rex]]'', although this monster features four fingers instead of two.
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* This card has a [[recolored counterpart]]: "[[Tomozaurus]]".
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** This is made clear by the 3D models of the two monsters in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories]]''.
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* This card is one of eight of [[Joey Wheeler]]'s [[Normal Monster]]s introduced to the ''[[TCG]]'' in ''[[Legendary Collection 4: Joey's World Mega Pack]]'' that have their English [[flavor text]]s written in his [[wikipedia:Brooklyn|Brooklyn]] accent. The other seven are"[[Anthrosaurus]]", "[[Hero of the East]]", "[[Kageningen]]", "[[Meotoko]]", "[[Skull Stalker]]", "[[Stone Armadiller]]", and "[[Wolf]]". ("[[Alligator's Sword]]", which is included in ''Legendary Collection 4: Joey's World Mega Pack'' but debuted in the ''TCG'' previously, also has this kind of English flavor text.)
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** All of these cards are seen in Joey's very first [[Deck]], except for "Hero of the East" (which is only seen when Joey has a dream of himself with his inexperienced Deck) and "Little D" (which has not appeared in the anime).
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** In Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, these cards' flavor texts are also written in [[wikipedia:Eye dialect|eye dialect]] for the sake of humor. Apart from the French text which is translated more directly from the Japanese text in a little more serious way, texts in other ''TCG'' languages appear to be translated from the English text.

Revision as of 15:44, 4 September 2023

  • This card's Japanese name, "Baby T-Rex", is based on the Tyrannosaurus rex, although this monster features four fingers instead of two.