Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Hinotama Soul"
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* True to this card's name, this monster is most likely analogous to the "[[Hinotama]]" card. | * True to this card's name, this monster is most likely analogous to the "[[Hinotama]]" card. | ||
** Adding to this: "Hi" means ''fire'', and "tama" means ''ball'', so this card's name translates to "Fire Ball Soul." | ** Adding to this: "Hi" means ''fire'', and "tama" means ''ball'', so this card's name translates to "Fire Ball Soul." | ||
| − | + | *This card and its non-japanese names could also be a reference to Hitodama, yokai who are floating balls of fire, typically depicted with blue flames, that wander around at night and are rumored to be the lost souls of the dead that got separated from their bodies. | |
* This monster bears a resemblance to a Bomb from the ''Final Fantasy'' series. | * This monster bears a resemblance to a Bomb from the ''Final Fantasy'' series. | ||
Revision as of 06:01, 1 October 2015
- True to this card's name, this monster is most likely analogous to the "Hinotama" card.
- Adding to this: "Hi" means fire, and "tama" means ball, so this card's name translates to "Fire Ball Soul."
- This card and its non-japanese names could also be a reference to Hitodama, yokai who are floating balls of fire, typically depicted with blue flames, that wander around at night and are rumored to be the lost souls of the dead that got separated from their bodies.
- This monster bears a resemblance to a Bomb from the Final Fantasy series.
