Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Bujinki Ahashima"

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"Bujinki Ahashima":

This monster is named after Awashima, one of the children of the gods Izanagi and Izanami from Japanese mythology.
- This monster's Japanese name is written using historical kana orthography, which renders the wa syllable with 「ハ」, read as ha in current usage.
- Awashima, along with Hiruko, are often referred as "the failed children" of Izanagi and Izanami. Awashima was born after Hiruko, which makes her the younger sister of Hiruko.
- Similar to the Level 4 Beast-Warrior "Bujin" monsters, this monster resembles a character from the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime: Sarina, who is also fittingly the younger sister of Sartorius (depicted as "Bujin Hiruko".)

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 * This monster is named after ''[[wikipedia:Kuniumi|Awashima]]'', one of the children of the gods ''[[wikipedia:Izanagi|Izanagi]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Izanami|Izanami]]'' from [[wikipedia:Japanese mythology|Japanese mythology]].
+** This monster's Japanese name is written using [[wikipedia:Historical kana orthography|historical ''kana'' orthography]], which renders the ''wa'' syllable with 「ハ」, read as ''ha'' in current usage.
 ** Awashima, along with ''[[wikipedia:Ebisu|Hiruko]]'', are often referred as "the failed children" of Izanagi and Izanami. Awashima was born after Hiruko, which makes her the younger sister of Hiruko.
 ** Similar to the [[Level 4]] [[Beast-Warrior]] "[[Bujin]]" monsters, this monster resembles a character from the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' anime: [[Sarina]], who is also fittingly the younger sister of [[Sartorius]] (depicted as "[[Bujin Hiruko]]".)
-** This monster's Japanese name is written using [[wikipedia:Historical kana orthography|historical ''kana'' orthography]], which renders the ''wa'' syllable with 「ハ」, read as ''ha'' in current usage.