Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Jewelry Trap Hole"
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| − | * The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "[[Acetic Acid Trap Hole]]", "[[Best Bite]]", "[[Inside Out Roll]]", "[[Rolling Cucopper]]", "[[Rolled Voltuna]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Roastery]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Saucery]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Pottery]]", | + | * The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "[[Acetic Acid Trap Hole]]", "[[Best Bite]]", "[[Inside Out Roll]]", "[[Rolling Cucopper]]", "[[Rolled Voltuna]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Roastery]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Saucery]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Pottery]]", "[[The Noodle Art of Savory]]", and "[[Trap Lid]]". |
* "Jewelry" references [[wikipedia:Juliana's|Juliana's]], a Japanese nightclub that operated during the early 1990's where office ladies wearing body conscious clubwear would congregate and dance. | * "Jewelry" references [[wikipedia:Juliana's|Juliana's]], a Japanese nightclub that operated during the early 1990's where office ladies wearing body conscious clubwear would congregate and dance. | ||
Revision as of 14:47, 30 September 2023
- The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "Acetic Acid Trap Hole", "Best Bite", "Inside Out Roll", "Rolling Cucopper", "Rolled Voltuna", "The Noodle Art of Roastery", "The Noodle Art of Saucery", "The Noodle Art of Pottery", "The Noodle Art of Savory", and "Trap Lid".
- "Jewelry" references Juliana's, a Japanese nightclub that operated during the early 1990's where office ladies wearing body conscious clubwear would congregate and dance.
