Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Hi-Speedroid Kendama"
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** It also resembles a three dimensional [[wikipedia:Dagger (typography)|dagger glyph]] in certain fonts such as [[wikipedia:Times New Roman|Times New Roman]]. | ** It also resembles a three dimensional [[wikipedia:Dagger (typography)|dagger glyph]] in certain fonts such as [[wikipedia:Times New Roman|Times New Roman]]. | ||
| − | * This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Speed | + | * This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Speed Recovery]]". |
* During the [[wikipedia:manzai|manzai]] [[wikipedia:omake|omake]] of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 054|episode 54]], [[Zuzu Boyle]] calls this card a kendama monster, with [[Yugo]] angrily corrected her that it is called "Maken Dharma". Ironically, the ''[[TCG]]'' name of this card ''is'' "Hi-Speedroid Kendama". | * During the [[wikipedia:manzai|manzai]] [[wikipedia:omake|omake]] of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 054|episode 54]], [[Zuzu Boyle]] calls this card a kendama monster, with [[Yugo]] angrily corrected her that it is called "Maken Dharma". Ironically, the ''[[TCG]]'' name of this card ''is'' "Hi-Speedroid Kendama". | ||
| + | * This card is the first card that has its name changed between its first reveal in TCG and its official release (that is not a fanlation). Before, when this card is revealed as one of the candidates for [[Shonen Jump promotional cards]] in their polls, it was named "Hyperspeedroid Dahma". This name is settled among the fans for a while until it's being released in [[Clash of Rebellions|''Clash of Rebellions'']]'' ''as "Hi-Speedroid Kendama". | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 3 October 2015
- This monster's design is based on a popular game in Japan, known as "Kendama Ball", or "Sword and Ball".
- It also resembles a three dimensional dagger glyph in certain fonts such as Times New Roman.
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Speed Recovery".
- During the manzai omake of episode 54, Zuzu Boyle calls this card a kendama monster, with Yugo angrily corrected her that it is called "Maken Dharma". Ironically, the TCG name of this card is "Hi-Speedroid Kendama".
- This card is the first card that has its name changed between its first reveal in TCG and its official release (that is not a fanlation). Before, when this card is revealed as one of the candidates for Shonen Jump promotional cards in their polls, it was named "Hyperspeedroid Dahma". This name is settled among the fans for a while until it's being released in Clash of Rebellions as "Hi-Speedroid Kendama".
