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| image = DizzyTiger-GX04-JP-VG.jpg
 
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| caption = "[[Dizzy Tiger]]".
 
| ja_name = 酔いどれ
 
| ja_name = 酔いどれ
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| romaji = Yoidore
 
| trans = Drunken
 
| trans = Drunken
 
| anime = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
 
| anime = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
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| vg    = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]
 
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'''"Dizzy"''' (known as '''"Drunken"''' [「酔いどれ」] in the Japanese anime), is an [[archetype]] used by [[Mr. Huffington]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''. No "Dizzy" cards have been released into the ''[[OCG]]'' or ''[[TCG]]'', but they are available to play in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]''. All monsters of this archetype have 1800 ATK and 600 DEF. In the English dub, the references to alcohol with these cards are changed to hot sauce, for a play-on-words of "sauced".
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'''"Dizzy"''', known as '''"Drunken"''' (「酔いどれ」 ''Yoidore'') in the Japanese version, is an [[archetype]] used by [[Mr. Huffington]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''. No "Dizzy" cards have been released into the ''[[OCG]]'' or ''[[TCG]]'', but they are available to play in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]''. All monsters of this archetype have 1800 [[ATK]] and 600 [[DEF]]. In the English dub, the references to alcohol with these cards are changed to hot sauce, for a play-on-words of "sauced".
  
 
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Revision as of 10:45, 29 December 2012

Dizzy
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Japanese
  • 酔いどれ
  • Yoidore (romanized)
  • Drunken (translated)
Anime appearances
Video game appearances
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"Dizzy", known as "Drunken" (「酔いどれ」 Yoidore) in the Japanese version, is an archetype used by Mr. Huffington in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. No "Dizzy" cards have been released into the OCG or TCG, but they are available to play in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force. All monsters of this archetype have 1800 ATK and 600 DEF. In the English dub, the references to alcohol with these cards are changed to hot sauce, for a play-on-words of "sauced".