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===Bubble Era=== | ===Bubble Era=== | ||
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| + | | [[All For Naught - Bubble Burst]] | ||
| + | | Collapse of the Japanese [[wikipedia:Economic bubble|economic bubble]] | ||
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| [[Brick Phone Nyan Nyan]] | | [[Brick Phone Nyan Nyan]] | ||
| [[Thunder Nyan Nyan]] + [[wikipedia:Car phone|Car Phone]] | | [[Thunder Nyan Nyan]] + [[wikipedia:Car phone|Car Phone]] | ||
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| + | | [[Bubbleburst Shock!]] | ||
| + | | Bubble Era + [[wikipedia:Salaryman|Salaryman]] + [[wikipedia:Bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers|Lehman shock]] | ||
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| [[Bubbly Elf]] | | [[Bubbly Elf]] | ||
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| [[Fashion of Faith]] | | [[Fashion of Faith]] | ||
| [[Lady of Faith]] + [[wikipedia:High-heeled shoe|High heels]] | | [[Lady of Faith]] + [[wikipedia:High-heeled shoe|High heels]] | ||
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| + | | [[Hydration]] | ||
| + | | [[wikipedia:Moisturizer|Moisturizing cosmetics]] | ||
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| + | | [[Jewelry Trap Hole]] | ||
| + | | Expensive jewelry + [[wikipedia:Juliana's|Juliana]] night club | ||
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| [[Kanan the Sword Diva]] | | [[Kanan the Sword Diva]] | ||
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| [[LaMoon the Party Princess]] | | [[LaMoon the Party Princess]] | ||
| [[LaMoon (Rush Duel)|LaMoon]] + One Length hair cut | | [[LaMoon (Rush Duel)|LaMoon]] + One Length hair cut | ||
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| + | | [[Party Party Party]] | ||
| + | | [[wikipedia:Disco Fever|Disco Fever]] | ||
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| + | | [[Party Time - Disco Ball]] | ||
| + | | [[wikipedia:Disco ball|Disco ball]] | ||
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| [[Seahorse Carrier]] | | [[Seahorse Carrier]] | ||
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| [[Seahorse Server]] | | [[Seahorse Server]] | ||
| [[Tatsunootoshigo]] + a slang term for a man who buys expensive meals to a woman<ref name="YGOrg2"/> | | [[Tatsunootoshigo]] + a slang term for a man who buys expensive meals to a woman<ref name="YGOrg2"/> | ||
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| Desirable characteristics of men in the Bubble Era: Kōshinchō (tall), Kōgakureki (well-educated), and Kōshūnyū (high income) | | Desirable characteristics of men in the Bubble Era: Kōshinchō (tall), Kōgakureki (well-educated), and Kōshūnyū (high income) | ||
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| + | | [[Vishwar Lambadi]] | ||
| + | | [[Vishwar Randi (Rush Duel)|Vishwar Randi]] + Buddy + [[wikipedia:Lambada|Lambada]] | ||
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===Prison=== | ===Prison=== | ||
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| [[Kanan the Security Guard]] | | [[Kanan the Security Guard]] | ||
| [[Kanan the Swordmistress]] + [[wikipedia:Prison warden|Prison warden]]. | | [[Kanan the Swordmistress]] + [[wikipedia:Prison warden|Prison warden]]. | ||
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| [[Last Day of the Pretty☆Witch]] | | [[Last Day of the Pretty☆Witch]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:43, 13 November 2023
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 From left to right: "LaMoon the Party Princess", "Bubbly Elf", and "Kanan the Sword Diva" in the artwork of "Party Party Party". | |||||
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Bubble Era (バブル, Baburu)[1] is a series of Aqua monsters used by Mimi Imimi and her manga counterpart in the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS anime and the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS Luke! Explosive Supremacy Legend!! manga. The series consists mostly of parodies of older Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, particularly female monsters such as "Mystical Elf"; many of these monsters have the same ATK as their original counterparts and/or 0 DEF.
Each members' designs and names relate to the Bubble Era[2] (likely the basis for their Aqua Type), as well as a general theme of the life and troubles of female office workers in Japan - e.g., aging, dating and partying - that reflect Mimi's status within Goha Enterprises.
After being chosen as the new Goha President by the President Drone, Mimi's Deck switches to DARK Aqua female monsters with a prison theme, although still following the Bubble Era inspiration. For her Duel against Romin Kassidy, Mimi instead uses a Deck of WATER and FIRE Aqua monsters themed around cooking, but again following the Bubble Era inspiration.
Bubble Actress is a related series that has the same concept, but focused on child counterparts of older Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.
Members
Bubble Era
Prison
| Card | Origin |
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| Dian Keto the Security Master | Dian Keto the Cure Master + Prison warden. |
| Guarding Mermaid | Enchanting Mermaid + Prison guard. |
| Kanan the Security Guard | Kanan the Swordmistress + Prison warden. |
| Last Day of the Pretty☆Witch | Last Day of Witch + a slang term for a woman who looks younger than her age.[4] |
| Pretty☆Witch Imprisonment | Imprisonment + a slang term for a woman who looks younger than her age.[4] |
| Prison Island - Cell Block 5 & 6 | Japanese word for "older sister" + Alcatraz Prison, also known as "The Rock". |
Kitchen
Playing style
The Bubble Era theme focuses on playing defensively, gaining large amounts of LP while controlling several Aqua monsters. Many cards in the series prolong the Duel by recovering the user's LP or hinder the opponent's attempts at reducing it. The Deck also have some control aspects by using cards such as "Dian Keto the Security Master" and various destruction Spells/Traps appropriate for various monster Types to keep the opponent on equal footing with the defensive user as they keep playing the grind game to outpace them and counterattack when appropriate.
The Deck plays well with the later-released Bubble Actress series, with certain cards from that series being able to cross over to this series through Type synergy. Similarly, WATER and/or Aqua supports such as "Rice Terrace Secure" and "Dolphin's Treasure Chest" are usable. Due to the Deck's usage of Level 8 monsters, "Trade-In" and "Yamata no Tsurugi" are both viable tech choices.
