Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Tyhone"

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"Tyhone":

This monster's name is likely derived from Taihō (大砲), the Japanese word for "cannon", reflecting this monster's cannon-like nostrils and its flavor text stating it can shoot cannonballs.

In the Spanish edition of Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon, this card's Winged Beast Type is incorrectly printed as "Bestia Allada" instead of "Bestia Alada".

This monster was originally a fan design created for Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle.

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-* This card has a counterpart: "[[Tyhone 2|Tyhone #2]]".
+* This monster's name is likely derived from ''Taihō'' (大砲), the Japanese word for "cannon", reflecting this monster's cannon-like nostrils and its [[flavor text]] stating it can shoot cannonballs.
-* Its name is likely derived from 大砲, the Japanese word for cannon.
+* This monster has a [[recolored counterpart]]: "[[Tyhone 2|Tyhone #2]]".
-* The Spanish print of this card has an errata, as it shows its Type as "''Bestia Allada''" instead of "''Bestia Alada''".
+* In the Spanish edition of ''[[Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon]]'', this card's [[Winged Beast]] [[Type]] is incorrectly printed as "''Bestia Allada''" instead of "''Bestia Alada''".
-* "[[Tyhone (manga)|Tyhone]]" is one of the few cards to appear in the original [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' manga]], which had previously appeared in a different medium. Others include: "[[Terra the Terrible (manga)|Terra the Terrible]]", "[[Graceful Charity (manga)|Graceful Charity]]", "[[Umi (manga)|Umi]]", "[[Fortress Whale (manga)|Fortress Whale]]", "[[Giant Trunade (manga)|Giant Trunade]]", "[[Hinotama (manga)|Hinotama]]", "[[Remove Trap (manga)|Remove Trap]]" and "[[Pot of Greed (manga)|Pot of Greed]]".
+* This monster was originally a fan design created for ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle]]''.
-** In this card's case, it debuted in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle]]''.