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| − | * | + | * This card is based on Nanana the Banana, the mascot of [[wikipedia:TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]. |
| + | ** Nanana's name is a play on "banana" and 七 ''nana'' ("seven" in Japanese). | ||
| − | * [[Yuya Sakaki]] | + | * [[Yuya Sakaki]] appears in this card's ''OCG'' artwork. |
| − | * This | + | * Nanana the Banana appears in the artwork of "[[Kumamon]]". |
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| + | * This card was released celebrate the 50th anniversary of TV Tokyo, which went on air in 1964, 50 years before ARC-V started. | ||
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| + | * This card was the first [[Action Card]] to receive an ''OCG'' release. | ||
| + | ** However, this card was released in the ''OCG'' before it debuted in the ''ARC-V'' anime. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:48, 8 April 2023
- This card is based on Nanana the Banana, the mascot of TV Tokyo.
- Nanana's name is a play on "banana" and 七 nana ("seven" in Japanese).
- Yuya Sakaki appears in this card's OCG artwork.
- Nanana the Banana appears in the artwork of "Kumamon".
- This card was released celebrate the 50th anniversary of TV Tokyo, which went on air in 1964, 50 years before ARC-V started.
- This card was the first Action Card to receive an OCG release.
- However, this card was released in the OCG before it debuted in the ARC-V anime.
