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* This monster resembles 's name and appearance is based on a ''[[wikipedia:UshabtiManeki Neko|Ushabtimaneki-neko]]'', the sculpture of a funerary figurine used cat which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner, which is reflected in Ancient Egyptits effect. ** This cardmonster's name is a portmanteau of the Japanese word for "nekomanekicat invitation" (cat invitationネコマネキ ''Nekomaneki'') and "king" (キング ''Kingu'')."** Appropriately enough, its appearance is modeled after This monster's Egyptian design resembles that of a Japanese [[wikipedia:Maneki NekoUshabti|maneki-nekoUshabti]] sculpture, which represents good luck, which is reflected a funerary figurine used in this card's effectancient Egyptian funerary practices.