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* Despite the more common meaning of "Yuki" being "Snow", this card's name translates to "'''Ghost Rabbit'''" instead of "Snow Rabbit", due to the Kanji used being 幽鬼 instead of the 雪 for "Snow".
 
** This is further reinforced by the ghostly rabbit behind her.
 
** Specifically its name is a pun on the [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%A6%E3%82%AD%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B5%E3%82%AE ユキウサギ] a.k.a. the common Mountain Hare (Lepis timidus).
 
  
* This card's name and artwork are similar to those of "[[Droll & Lock Bird]]".
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* This is one of the [[cover card]]s of ''[[Prismatic Art Collection]]''.
** The two names are also structurally identical, and both artworks display a mystical being with its [[wikipedia:Familiar spirit|familiar]].
 
** Both cards are also hand traps.
 
  
* This card is a counterpart of "[[Floating Ghost & Cherry Blossom]]":
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* "[[Live☆Twin Ki-sikil]]" cosplays as this monster in the artwork of "[[Live☆Twin Channel]]".
** Both monsters have Quick Effects that activate upon discarding themselves and that can disrupt the opponent's moves;
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** Both have the same [[ATK]] and [[DEF]];
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* This card's Japanese name, ''Yuki Usagi'' (幽鬼うさぎ), is a pun on the Japanese name for [[wikipedia:Mountain hare|mountain hare]], 「ユキウサギ」 (''yukiusagi'').
** They are Tuner monsters;
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** ''Yuki'' is written with the kanji 「幽鬼」 (normally pronounced ''Yūki''), which literally means "ghost".
** They share opposite [[Attribute]]s.
 
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Latest revision as of 20:26, 8 April 2023

  • This card's Japanese name, Yuki Usagi (幽鬼うさぎ), is a pun on the Japanese name for mountain hare, 「ユキウサギ」 (yukiusagi).
    • Yuki is written with the kanji 「幽鬼」 (normally pronounced Yūki), which literally means "ghost".