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* The "Ele" of the Japanese is to mean "electric" and "Kirin" is Japanese for "giraffe", and thus, "Erekirin" translates to "Elegiraffe" (Electric Giraffe). | * The "Ele" of the Japanese is to mean "electric" and "Kirin" is Japanese for "giraffe", and thus, "Erekirin" translates to "Elegiraffe" (Electric Giraffe). | ||
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Revision as of 15:07, 27 April 2011
- The "Ele" of the Japanese is to mean "electric" and "Kirin" is Japanese for "giraffe", and thus, "Erekirin" translates to "Elegiraffe" (Electric Giraffe).
- This card is the strongest card that can attack directly (with its own effect) without any drawback.
