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(I could be wrong on this one. But this is the Japanese name according to the English manga.)
 
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* In the Japanese [[Yu-Gi-Oh! manga]], this was called "Shi no Deck Hakai", meaning "Deck Destruction of Death".
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* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist]]'', lists "Shi no Deck Hakai" (Deck Destruction of Death) as this cards Japanese name.
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* In the Arabic anime dub, this card was called (الورقة الساحقة ''al-Waraqatu s-Sāḥiqa'') literally '''Crushing Card'''.
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* The given approximated Arabic name (ڤيروس الموت المدمّر ''Vayrūsu l-Mawti l-Mudammir'') translates to '''Destructive Virus of Death'''.
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** It related to the [[Card Names:Lich Lord, King of the Underworld|approximated Arabic name]] of "[[Lich Lord, King of the Underworld]]".
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* In the German dub of the anime, this card's name appears to have been misinterpreted as it was called the "Crush-Karte" ("'''Crushing Card'''").
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* The '''Greek''' name given translates to "Infectious Crush Card", a card name offered by the official Greek dub of the anime.

Latest revision as of 19:30, 18 November 2017

  • Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist, lists "Shi no Deck Hakai" (Deck Destruction of Death) as this cards Japanese name.
  • In the Arabic anime dub, this card was called (الورقة الساحقة al-Waraqatu s-Sāḥiqa) literally Crushing Card.
  • The given approximated Arabic name (ڤيروس الموت المدمّر Vayrūsu l-Mawti l-Mudammir) translates to Destructive Virus of Death.
  • In the German dub of the anime, this card's name appears to have been misinterpreted as it was called the "Crush-Karte" ("Crushing Card").
  • The Greek name given translates to "Infectious Crush Card", a card name offered by the official Greek dub of the anime.