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* In the [[Shonen Jump (Swedish)|Swedish Shonen Jump]], an interview with [[Kazuki Takahashi]] occured in number 2 2005. He listed his favourite monsters, and Kuriboh finished third. In his commentary he said (freely translated) "What does that look actually mean?" | * In the [[Shonen Jump (Swedish)|Swedish Shonen Jump]], an interview with [[Kazuki Takahashi]] occured in number 2 2005. He listed his favourite monsters, and Kuriboh finished third. In his commentary he said (freely translated) "What does that look actually mean?" | ||
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- "Kuriboh" roughly translates to "chestnut person" in Japanese. It is also the Japanese name for the Super Mario Bros. enemy known in America as "Goomba".
- "Kuriboh" has 5 counterparts, "Winged Kuriboh", "Wretched Ghost of the Attic", "Hanewata", Watapon, and "Kuribon".
- "Kuriboh" appears in the artwork of "Gift of the Weak" and "The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh".
- This card is the polar opposite of "Hanewata".
- One is DARK, the other is LIGHT
- One is a Fiend, the other is a Fairy
- One has 300/200, the other has 200/300
- One works on Battle Damage, the other on Effect Damage.
- One is not a tuner monster, the other one is a tuner monster
- In the Swedish Shonen Jump, an interview with Kazuki Takahashi occured in number 2 2005. He listed his favourite monsters, and Kuriboh finished third. In his commentary he said (freely translated) "What does that look actually mean?"
- "Kuribo has a black "Pacman"inside each eye.
