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===Inverted exclamation mark and question mark===
===Inverted exclamation mark and question mark===
In the Spanish version, some predefined decks are named with the inverted exclamation mark (¡) and the question mark (¿), even though these punctuation marks are unavailable to the player: {{TCG|Imakuni? Deck}} is named "Mazo ¿Imakuni?" and {{TCG|Paralyze! Deck}} is named "Mazo ¡Paralizar!". The player may circumvent this limitation, at least if they want to have the inverted exclamation mark as the first character: If the player builds the Spanish deck named "Mazo ¡Paralizar!" (which requires the [[Water Medal]] and all the cards from this deck), then they may freely rename this deck and change the cards, while keeping the "¡" as the first character. This is not possible with the Imakuni? Deck, which is unavailable from the Auto Deck Machines.
In the Spanish version of the first game, some predefined decks are named with the inverted exclamation mark (¡) and the question mark (¿), even though these punctuation marks are unavailable to the player: {{TCG|Paralyze! Deck}} is named "Mazo ¡Paralizar!" and {{TCG|Imakuni? Deck}} is named "Mazo ¿Imakuni?". The player may circumvent this limitation, at least if they want to have the inverted exclamation mark as the first character: If the player builds the Spanish deck named "Mazo ¡Paralizar!" (which requires the [[Water Medal]] and all the cards from this deck), then they may freely rename this deck and change the cards, while keeping the "¡" as the first character. This is not possible with the Imakuni? Deck, which is unavailable from the Auto Deck Machines.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==