Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Giant Scorpion of the Tundra"

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"Giant Scorpion of the Tundra":

In the PSP game Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5, it's now possible to download a special Banlist that has no cards at all, so any card can be used with 3 copies. The only exception is this card, listed as banned. This is due to pun on a tsundere character in-game, and how part of this card's name can be read as "tsundere". This may also explain why this card appears in the Deck recipes of 2 characters, Odelia and Tasha, while it's absolutely useless in those Decks (a Six Samurai and one filled with Tuner Monsters).

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-* This card has a counterpart known as "[[Nightmare Scorpion]]".
+* This monster has a counterpart: "[[Nightmare Scorpion]]".
-* In the PSP game [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5]] it's now possible to download a special Banlist that has no cards at all, so any card can be used with 3 copies. The only exception is this card, listed as banned, probably to make still possible to have a banned card in the Deck, so the other characters will use their stronger Decks instead of the basic ones. This may also explain why this card appears in the Deck recipes of 2 characters, Odelia and Tasha, while it's absolutely useless in those Decks (a Six Samurai and one filled with Tuner Monsters).
+* In the PSP game ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5]]'', it's now possible to download a special Banlist that has no cards at all, so any card can be used with 3 copies. The only exception is this card, listed as banned. This is due to pun on a tsundere character in-game, and how part of this card's name can be read as "tsundere". This may also explain why this card appears in the Deck recipes of 2 characters, Odelia and Tasha, while it's absolutely useless in those Decks (a Six Samurai and one filled with Tuner Monsters).