Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Hinotama"
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* "[[Red Medicine]]" is this card's polar opposite counterpart. | * "[[Red Medicine]]" is this card's polar opposite counterpart. | ||
| − | * This card has an upgraded counterpart called "[[Goblin Thief]]" | + | * This card has a polar counterpart "[[Red Medicine]]" and an upgraded counterpart called "[[Goblin Thief]]". |
* This card appears on the artwork of "[[Damage Translation]]". | * This card appears on the artwork of "[[Damage Translation]]". | ||
* This card's TCG name, "Hinotama", is Japanese for "Fireball". Its OCG name is the English words "Fire Ball". | * This card's TCG name, "Hinotama", is Japanese for "Fireball". Its OCG name is the English words "Fire Ball". | ||
| + | ** Given this, this card's artwork most likely depicts a [[Wikipedia:Meteor shower|meteor shower]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 28 February 2011
- "Red Medicine" is this card's polar opposite counterpart.
- This card has a polar counterpart "Red Medicine" and an upgraded counterpart called "Goblin Thief".
- This card appears on the artwork of "Damage Translation".
- This card's TCG name, "Hinotama", is Japanese for "Fireball". Its OCG name is the English words "Fire Ball".
- Given this, this card's artwork most likely depicts a meteor shower.
