Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Fukubiki"

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"Fukubiki":

The goblins from "Gift Exchange" (including the recurring unlucky goblin boy wearing the "Scrap Kong" t-shirt) and the ticket from "Amazing Time Ticket" appear in this card's artwork.

This card's Japanese name is a play on「福引」(fukubiki, "lottery"), applying its reading to the kanji characters「福悲喜」with「悲喜」(hiki) meaning "sadness and joy".

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	* The goblins from "[[Gift Exchange]]" (including the recurring unlucky goblin boy wearing the "[[Scrap Kong]]" t-shirt) and the ticket from "[[Amazing Time Ticket]]" appear in this card's artwork.		* The goblins from "[[Gift Exchange]]" (including the recurring unlucky goblin boy wearing the "[[Scrap Kong]]" t-shirt) and the ticket from "[[Amazing Time Ticket]]" appear in this card's artwork.

−	* This card's Japanese name is a play ~~on 福引~~ (''fukubiki'', "lottery"), applying its reading to the kanji ~~characters 福悲喜, with 悲喜~~ (''hiki'') meaning "sadness and joy".	+	* This card's Japanese name is a play on「福引」(''fukubiki'', "lottery"), applying its reading to the kanji characters「福悲喜」with「悲喜」(''hiki'') meaning "sadness and joy".