99,785
edits
Changes
Restoring from varnish cache (9 January 2023, at 11:53)
{{Navigation}} * This Search category card is most likely based on the Japanese legend of the Oni, ogres who often wore tigers skin clothing. list * 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). * | intro = This card's search category lists all cards that [[ATKactivate]], or apply [[DEFeffect]], s if a card(s) leave either [[TypeExtra Deck]], and [[Attribute]] are all identical to those of "[[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]".| query = Actions* "Nyan" is an example of Japanese readings highly approximating to Chinese readings, more than [[wikipedia:On'yomi|on'yomi]], because the word 娘 is read in Chinese as "niáng" ("niáng" means "Miss" and "niáng niáng" means "lady"). Interestingly, "nyan" is reminiscent of Japanesse words of animal sounds, headers = $type that is activate if a card leaves the "meow" of cats in this case. So is the word 王 (''ō'', "king") which can be read as "wan", that sounds like dogs' bark. Other Chinese-style-read Japanese words have been known so far in Yu-Gi-Oh! are "kyonshī" as in "[[Master Kyonshee]]", "shaoron" as in "[[Stardust Xiaolong]]", and "shin tsen fū" as in "[[Xing Zhen Hu]]" and "[[Xing Zhen Hu Replica]]".Extra Deck * This card has an anime-exclusive version, "[[Kung-Fu Nyan Nyan]]".}}
