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| − | * In the religion of ancient Egypt, a | + | * In the religion of ancient Egypt, a [[wikipedia:Ushabti|shabti]] was a funerary figurine, usually in the form of a mummy, which served as a dead man’s deputy in order to do labor for him, mostly agricultural, in the afterlife. |
| + | ** The shabti were used by [[Shadi]] in the third volume of the manga for his [[Shadow Game]]. | ||
| − | + | * This card is essentially a "[[Gravekeeper's]]" version of "[[Kuriboh]]". | |
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| − | *This card is essentially a "Gravekeeper's" version of "[[Kuriboh]]". | ||
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- In the religion of ancient Egypt, a shabti was a funerary figurine, usually in the form of a mummy, which served as a dead man’s deputy in order to do labor for him, mostly agricultural, in the afterlife.
- The shabti were used by Shadi in the third volume of the manga for his Shadow Game.
- This card is essentially a "Gravekeeper's" version of "Kuriboh".
