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"Sangen" (
Design[edit]
Etymology[edit]
The theme's name is taken from Sangenpai (
Sangenpai in its Japanese form is derived from the original Chinese Mahjong, Máquè (麻雀), where it is written with the same 三元牌 Hanzì, pronounced sānyuán pái in Mandarin Chinese, meaning "Three Fundamental Tiles", sometimes called Dragon tiles. The hand they are most well-known for is often called 大三元 (dà sānyuán), or "Big Three Fundamentals", and consists of 红中 hóngzhōng (Red Centre), 發財 fācái (Find riches), and 白板 báibǎn (White slate). When scoring in the Chinese National Standard Mahjong (国标麻将 guóbiāo májiàng), is worth 88 points, among the highest possible. This is reflected in Sangenpai Transcendent Dragion, being built around this etymology.
The "Sangen" Synchro Monsters appear to be inspired by "Trident Dragion", as indicated by the similar names, Attribute, Type, Synchro Material requirements, and Battle Phase-oriented effects.
Sangen | Yaku | "Tenpai Dragon" components | ||
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(Shōryū) Bident Dragion | Shōsangen (小三元) | Paidra | - | Chundra |
(Chōryū) Transcendent Dragion | Chōsangen (超三元) | Fadra |