Card Trivia:Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer

"Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer":

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• This monster's prayer beads appear in the artwork of "Tokkosho of Ghost Destroying".
  • Both cards share a similar namesake and effect that banishes cards from the opponent's Graveyard.

• The kanji for "destroy" (滅, Metsu) appears in the background of this card's artwork.

• This monster's name is based on Kūkai, a Japanese Buddhist monk.

• This monster has a counterpart: "Chow Sai the Ghost Stopper".

• This card's TCG artwork depicts this monster with its Buddhist prayer beads, unlike most occult or religious items featured in their Japanese card artworks

• This monster shares a relationship with "Anarchist Monk Ranshin" and "Chow Len the Prophet".
  • All monsters are monk-like figures with spiritual connotations who wear masks on different parts of their faces.
  • All monsters share the same Level (4), Type (Spellcaster), and original ATK (1800).