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Yu-Gi-Oh!: Cards Referring to Christmas
12/24/22 0 comments
In this article, I present to you the Yu-Gi-Oh! cards related to Christmas and their inspirations.
Introduction
Christmas Cards from Yu-Gi-Oh!
Santa Claws
Santa Claws is nothing more than a corrupted “Santa Claus”. In English, the second part of his name is a pun on the word "Claws". Its draw 1 card effect can be understood as a reference to the tradition of Christmas gifts.Ad

Snowman Eater
Snowman Eater refers to the traditional snowmen that are made in some countries during the Christmas season. And once again it is possible to observe a corrupted Christmas being, this time, there is a monster hidden under the snowman.

Ghostrick Jackfrost
Ghostrick Jackfrost is another a snowman and makes reference to the movie Jack Frost (1998). In the film, the protagonist dies in a car accident and returns to life at Christmas to see his family again, but as a snowman.
Trickstar Corobane
Trickstar Corobane is inspired by Helleborus Niger, also called “Christmas Rose”. Furthermore, his appearance references Santa's helpers.
Performapal Kuribohble
Performapal Kuribohble doesn't have very deep connections with the festive date, but it can be noticed that he is using props that give him a very Christmas look.
Windwitch - Snow Bell
Windwitch - Snow Bell has an appearance inspired by the decorations that are placed on the Christmas tree, and its name also refers to the Christmas period.
Linkerbell
Linkerbell represents the star that is placed on top of Christmas trees and also has a bell, which is another symbol of this festive date.
Ghost Beef
According to the card's description, Ghost Beef is "The Ghost of Christmas Dinner". Also, its name is a pun for “Roast beef”.
Mild Turkey
Moving on to the haunted Christmas foods, Mild Turkey represents a Christmas Turkey that has come to life, or nearly so.
Gift Exchange
In Gift Exchange we can see the children of a family of goblins opening their Christmas presents. Most of them are happy, except for the one who received a T-shirt as a gift instead of toys.

Oh Tokenbaum!
As the goblin children open presents, Oh Tokenbaum! shows us the adults feasting on Christmas dinner.
Conclusion
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