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* The words "κοναμι" and "ηανακο" are written in Greek on the the graves depicted in this card's ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' artwork. The first word is obviously "Konami" while the second word has no actual meaning in Greek. | * The words "κοναμι" and "ηανακο" are written in Greek on the the graves depicted in this card's ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' artwork. The first word is obviously "Konami" while the second word has no actual meaning in Greek. | ||
| − | ** Using a standard English keyboard with the Greek language selected, typing "konami" results in "κοναμι", while typing "hanako" results in "ηανακο". [[wikipedia:Hanako (given name)|Hanako]] is a Japanese female name. [[wikipedia:Hanako-san|Hanako-san]] | + | ** Using a standard English keyboard with the Greek language selected, typing "konami" results in "κοναμι", while typing "hanako" results in "ηανακο". [[wikipedia:Hanako (given name)|Hanako]] is a Japanese female name. It might be related to [[wikipedia:Hanako-san|Hanako-san]], a [[wikipedia:Japanese urban legend|Japanese urban legend]] about the spirit of a young [[wikipedia:World War II|World War II]]-era girl who haunts school bathrooms. |
* This card appears in the anime artwork of "[[Down Burst]]" and "[[Destruction of Destiny]]". | * This card appears in the anime artwork of "[[Down Burst]]" and "[[Destruction of Destiny]]". | ||
* This card is one of only six cards to have been [[Forbidden]] in the past but are now [[Unlimited]]. The other five are "[[Injection Fairy Lily]]", "[[United We Stand]]", "[[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]", "[[Spore]]" and "[[Tsukuyomi]]". | * This card is one of only six cards to have been [[Forbidden]] in the past but are now [[Unlimited]]. The other five are "[[Injection Fairy Lily]]", "[[United We Stand]]", "[[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]", "[[Spore]]" and "[[Tsukuyomi]]". | ||
Revision as of 06:33, 29 January 2016
- In Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 017, this is used as a Magic/Spell Card instead of a Trap Card when Bonz played it.
- However, the base of the card was colored the same purplish color as any other Trap Card, not green, thus it still appeared to be a Trap, even though Bonz stated it was a Magic/Spell Card.
- This is one of the few cards to appear in all four Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series, along with "Polymerization", "Mystical Space Typhoon", "The Warrior Returning Alive" and "Marauding Captain."
- The words "κοναμι" and "ηανακο" are written in Greek on the the graves depicted in this card's OCG/TCG artwork. The first word is obviously "Konami" while the second word has no actual meaning in Greek.
- Using a standard English keyboard with the Greek language selected, typing "konami" results in "κοναμι", while typing "hanako" results in "ηανακο". Hanako is a Japanese female name. It might be related to Hanako-san, a Japanese urban legend about the spirit of a young World War II-era girl who haunts school bathrooms.
- This card appears in the anime artwork of "Down Burst" and "Destruction of Destiny".
- This card is one of only six cards to have been Forbidden in the past but are now Unlimited. The other five are "Injection Fairy Lily", "United We Stand", "Breaker the Magical Warrior", "Spore" and "Tsukuyomi".
