Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Yaranzo"

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"Yaranzo":

This monster is based on a mimic, a shapeshifting creature in the fantasy genre that lures in prey by disguising itself as something innocuous or desirable (e.g. a treasure chest).
- This monster's name is based on the term "I won't give it to you!" in informal Japanese, referencing the treasure that it is guarding.

This card's flavor text lore is similar to that of "Man-Eating Treasure Chest", another "monster-in-a-box" card that disguises itself as a treasure chest to attack unwary passersby.

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-* This card is likely based on the "Monster-in-a-box" battles often seen in the ''Final Fantasy'' series, and may also be based on the [[wikipedia:Mimic (Dungeons & Dragons)|mimic]], a shapeshifting creature in many fantasy works that lures in prey by disguising itself as something innocuous or desirable (e.g., a treasure chest).
+* This monster is based on a [[wikipedia:Mimic (Dungeons & Dragons)|mimic]], a shapeshifting creature in the fantasy genre that lures in prey by disguising itself as something innocuous or desirable (e.g. a treasure chest).
+** This monster's name is based on the term "I won't give it to you!" in informal Japanese, referencing the treasure that it is guarding.
-* This card has a similar lore to "[[Man-Eating Treasure Chest]]", another "monster-in-a-box" card that disguises itself as a treasure chest to attack unwary passersby.
+* This card's [[flavor text]] lore is similar to that of "[[Man-Eating Treasure Chest]]", another "monster-in-a-box" card that disguises itself as a treasure chest to attack unwary passersby.