Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Performapal Salutiger"

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"Performapal Salutiger":

This card's Japanese name, "Soldier Tiger" (ヘイタイガー Heitaigā) is a portmanteau of the words "soldiers" (兵隊 heitai) and "tiger" (タイガー taigā).
- This card's TCG name is a portmanteau of the words "salute" and "tiger".
- The above-mentioned names reflect this monster's appearance as a tiger wearing soldier's clothing, who is depicted giving a typical soldier's salute. This also reflects this card's effect to "call forth a troop of soldiers" by adding a "Performapal" Pendulum Monster from the Deck to the hand.

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-* This card's Japanese name is a portmanteau of "heitai" (兵隊 "troop of soldiers") and "taigā" (タイガー "tiger"). The name reflects the [[monster]]'s [[Card effect|effect]] that "calls forth a troop of soldiers" from the [[Deck]]. Its English name is a portmanteau of the words "salute" and "tiger".
+* This card's Japanese name, "Soldier Tiger" (ヘイタイガー ''Heitaigā'') is a portmanteau of the words "soldiers" (兵隊 ''heitai'') and "tiger" (タイガー ''taigā'').
+** This card's ''[[TCG]]'' name is a portmanteau of the words "salute" and "tiger".
+** The above-mentioned names reflect this monster's appearance as a tiger wearing soldier's clothing, who is depicted giving a typical soldier's salute. This also reflects this card's effect to "call forth a troop of soldiers" by [[add]]ing a "[[Performapal]]" [[Pendulum Monster]] from the [[Deck]] to the [[hand]].