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− | * "[[ | + | * This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Absolute End]]", "[[Altar for Tribute]]", "[[D.D. Borderline]]", "[[Dimensional Prison]]", "[[Eisbahn]]", "[[Familiar-Possessed - Eria]]", [[Level Conversion Lab]]", "[[Marmiting Captain]]", "[[My Body as a Shield]]", "[[Spirit Barrier]]", "[[Stumbling]]", "[[Subspace Battle]]", "[[Triangle Power]]", "[[Two-Man Cell Battle]]", and "[[Unified Front]]". |
− | ** | + | ** Gagagigo is one of the few Monsters to appear in the artwork of another card prior to becoming a card himself: "[[My Body as a Shield]]" made its first appearance in the set ''[[Champion of Black Magic]]'', while Gagagigo debuted in ''[[Threat of the Dark Demon World]]'', two sets later. |
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+ | * This card appears in the artwork of "[[Eater of Millions]]". | ||
* Similar to "[[Card Trivia:Goblin of Greed|Goblin of Greed]]", "[[Card Trivia:Warrior Dai Grepher|Warrior Dai Grepher]]", "[[Card Trivia:Dark King of the Abyss|Dark | * Similar to "[[Card Trivia:Goblin of Greed|Goblin of Greed]]", "[[Card Trivia:Warrior Dai Grepher|Warrior Dai Grepher]]", "[[Card Trivia:Dark King of the Abyss|Dark | ||
− | King of the Abyss]]" and "[[Card Trivia:Warrior Lady of the Wasteland|Warrior Lady of the | + | King of the Abyss]]" and "[[Card Trivia:Warrior Lady of the Wasteland|Warrior Lady of the Wasteland]]", "Gagagigo" has [[Card storylines#"Gagagigo"|a story told through various other card artworks]]. |
− | Wasteland]]", "Gagagigo" has a story told through various other card artworks. | + | ** "[[Gigobyte]]" > "[[Jigabyte]]" > "[[Awakening of the Possessed - Gagigobyte]]" > "'''[[Gagagigo]]'''" > "[[Giga Gagagigo]]" > "[[Gogiga Gagagigo]]" > "[[Gagagigo the Risen]]" |
− | + | ** This card is the fourth form of the "Gagagigo" series of monsters, and related to the [[Charmer]] card series -- specifically, "[[Eria the Water Charmer]]". | |
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− | * | + | * The Spanish print of this card has an error; the word ''tenía'', meaning "had", is missing its diacritical mark, making it ''tenia'', meaning "tapeworm". |
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Latest revision as of 17:59, 8 April 2023
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Absolute End", "Altar for Tribute", "D.D. Borderline", "Dimensional Prison", "Eisbahn", "Familiar-Possessed - Eria", Level Conversion Lab", "Marmiting Captain", "My Body as a Shield", "Spirit Barrier", "Stumbling", "Subspace Battle", "Triangle Power", "Two-Man Cell Battle", and "Unified Front".
- Gagagigo is one of the few Monsters to appear in the artwork of another card prior to becoming a card himself: "My Body as a Shield" made its first appearance in the set Champion of Black Magic, while Gagagigo debuted in Threat of the Dark Demon World, two sets later.
- This card appears in the artwork of "Eater of Millions".
- Similar to "Goblin of Greed", "Warrior Dai Grepher", "Dark
King of the Abyss" and "Warrior Lady of the Wasteland", "Gagagigo" has a story told through various other card artworks.
- "Gigobyte" > "Jigabyte" > "Awakening of the Possessed - Gagigobyte" > "Gagagigo" > "Giga Gagagigo" > "Gogiga Gagagigo" > "Gagagigo the Risen"
- This card is the fourth form of the "Gagagigo" series of monsters, and related to the Charmer card series -- specifically, "Eria the Water Charmer".
- While this card's TCG artwork is unedited, the TCG artworks of cards such as "Stumbling" and "Absolute End" have been edited to give this monster shorts.
- The Spanish print of this card has an error; the word tenía, meaning "had", is missing its diacritical mark, making it tenia, meaning "tapeworm".