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"Kaminari Attack":

The card's name comes from 神 Kami, God and 雷 Kaminari, Thunder
- Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses and World Championship (Video games) show the full body of "Kaminari Attack", and as its name suggests, the monster's appearance can be compared to Thor.
- This cared is also similar to most depictions of Zeus, the god of thunder in Greek mythology.

Oddly, and despite its name, this card is a WIND-Attribute monster rather than a LIGHT one.

Thie card is currently the only Thunder-type Fusion Monster that does not belong to an archetype.

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	* This card bears resemblance to "[[The Immortal of Thunder]]".		* This card bears resemblance to "[[The Immortal of Thunder]]".

−	* Thie card is currently the only [[Thunder]]-[[type]] [[Fusion ~~monster~~]] that does not belong to an [[archetype]].	+	* Thie card is currently the only [[Thunder]]-[[type]] [[Fusion Monster]] that does not belong to an [[archetype]].