Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Super Nether Emperor Dragon Jugemjugem"

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"Super Nether Emperor Dragon Jugemjugem":

This monster's name is a reference to Jugemu, a famous rakugo about a couple who could not decide on a name for their newborn son.
- The Japanese pronunciation of "Super Nether Emperor Dragon" (超（ちょう）冥（めい）帝（てい）竜（りゅう） Chōmeiteiryū) features Chōmei (超（ちょう）冥（めい）), the Japanese word for "long name", referencing the story of Jugemu where the father eventually gives his baby son all of the names that he could not decide on, giving him a long name.

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-* "Jugemjugem" in this card's name is a reference to ''[[wikipedia:Jugemu|Jugemu]]'', a famous ''[[wikipedia:rakugo|rakugo]]'' about a couple who could not decide on a name for their newborn son.
+* This monster's name is a reference to ''[[wikipedia:Jugemu|Jugemu]]'', a famous ''[[wikipedia:rakugo|rakugo]]'' about a couple who could not decide on a name for their newborn son.
-** The Japanese pronunciation of "Super Nether Emperor Dragon" (超冥帝竜 ''Chōmeiteiryū'') features ''Chōmei'' (超冥), the Japanese word for "long name", referencing the story of ''Jugemu'' where the father eventually gives his baby son all of the names that he could not decide on, giving him a long name.
+** The Japanese pronunciation of "Super Nether Emperor Dragon" ({{Ruby|超|ちょう}}{{Ruby|冥|めい}}{{Ruby|帝|てい}}{{Ruby|竜|りゅう}} ''Chōmeiteiryū'') features ''Chōmei'' ({{Ruby|超|ちょう}}{{Ruby|冥|めい}}), the Japanese word for "long name", referencing the story of ''Jugemu'' where the father eventually gives his baby son all of the names that he could not decide on, giving him a long name.