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* The kanji 泥睡 (lit. mud-sleep) in this card's name is a pun of 泥酔 which means "dead drunk", like how this monster is completely unconscious from drinking too much.
 
* The kanji 泥睡 (lit. mud-sleep) in this card's name is a pun of 泥酔 which means "dead drunk", like how this monster is completely unconscious from drinking too much.
 
** This is shown in the artwork by having beer bottles and cans littered near the monster in its Japanese ''OCG'' artwork.
 
** This is shown in the artwork by having beer bottles and cans littered near the monster in its Japanese ''OCG'' artwork.
** Also, its maintenance cost, when involving its OCG artwork, may serve as a reference to alcohol poisoning, as this card can only survive for two of the turns before it is destroyed.
 
*** In the ''TCG'', this card's maintenance cost can serve as a reference to sleep apnea (suffocating in your sleep), due to the alcohol in the artwork being replaced with three pillows.
 

Revision as of 20:55, 22 July 2023

For trivia pertaining to this monster's Number, see Forum:"Numbers" Xyz Monster Trivia. Any contributions regarding this type of trivia should be placed there, instead of this page.
  • This card name "Baguska" is the portmanteau of バク (Baku "Tapir") and グースカ (Gūsuka an onomatopoeia for sleeping sound).
  • The kanji 泥睡 (lit. mud-sleep) in this card's name is a pun of 泥酔 which means "dead drunk", like how this monster is completely unconscious from drinking too much.
    • This is shown in the artwork by having beer bottles and cans littered near the monster in its Japanese OCG artwork.