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| − | So far, every "Hi-Speedroid" [[Monster Card|monster]] is named after a Japanese handheld game or toy. | + | So far, every "Hi-Speedroid" [[Monster Card|monster]] is named after a Japanese handheld game or toy. Their name is usually a portmanteau of the object it is and a short term. |
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"Hi-Speedroid", known as High-Speedroid (
Etymology
So far, every "Hi-Speedroid" monster is named after a Japanese handheld game or toy. Their name is usually a portmanteau of the object it is and a short term.
