Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Thunder Nyan Nyan"
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* This card is most likely based on the Japanese legend of the Oni, ogres who often wore tigers skin clothing. Moreover, this card is similar to Lum, an Oni-girl from another planet, one of the main characters from the anime series "Urusei Yatsura," who wore a revealing tiger skin outfit and commanded electricity in her attacks. | * This card is most likely based on the Japanese legend of the Oni, ogres who often wore tigers skin clothing. Moreover, this card is similar to Lum, an Oni-girl from another planet, one of the main characters from the anime series "Urusei Yatsura," who wore a revealing tiger skin outfit and commanded electricity in her attacks. | ||
| − | * The drums and drum sticks this monster has are based off of the ancient Japanese deity "[[ | + | * The drums and drum sticks this monster has are based off of the ancient Japanese deity "[[Rai-Jin]]" (thunder meaning "rai"), the god of lighting, usually depicted carrying them (excluding the cymbals). |
* This card's [[attack]], [[defense]], [[type]], and [[attribute]] are all identical to "[[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]". | * This card's [[attack]], [[defense]], [[type]], and [[attribute]] are all identical to "[[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]". | ||
Revision as of 00:31, 2 January 2010
- This card is most likely based on the Japanese legend of the Oni, ogres who often wore tigers skin clothing. Moreover, this card is similar to Lum, an Oni-girl from another planet, one of the main characters from the anime series "Urusei Yatsura," who wore a revealing tiger skin outfit and commanded electricity in her attacks.
- The drums and drum sticks this monster has are based off of the ancient Japanese deity "Rai-Jin" (thunder meaning "rai"), the god of lighting, usually depicted carrying them (excluding the cymbals).
- This card's attack, defense, type, and attribute are all identical to "Thunder King Rai-Oh".
