Rebel Guard (Japanese ESB Two-Player)
Rebel Guard is a Japanese Character from The Empire Strikes Back Introductory Two-Player Game (Japanese).[1]

| Printing ID | 1361_26o |
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| Side | Light |
| Card type | Character |
| Edition | The Empire Strikes Back Introductory Two-Player Game (Japanese) |
| Printed language | Japanese |
| Border / finish | White border / nonfoil |
| Rarity | Common2 |
| Release | 1998 |
| Subtype | Rebel |
| Destiny | 3 |
| Power | * |
| Ability | 1 |
| Deploy | 2 |
| Forfeit | 1 |
| Uniqueness | No printed uniqueness marker |
| Copyright year | 1998 |
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Decipher — Rebel Guard (1_26o)Decipher (Japanese) — this page ( 1361_26o)Decipher (Japanese) — Rebel Guard (Japanese) ( 1301_26o)Decipher (Japanese) — Rebel Guard (Japanese Premiere Two-Player) ( 1371_26o)PC Errata — Rebel Guard (PC Errata) ( 1_26)
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Title
反乱軍衛兵. No uniqueness marker precedes the printed title.
Card Text
移動不可。攻撃中は戦闘力=0、防御中は戦闘力=4として扱う。
Lore
ゲイラン・トーグは、ヤヴィンの戦いの勝利を祝す記念式典の間、名誉ある衛兵の任務に選ばれた。任務に忠実で、称えられることもない反乱同盟軍の英雄たちの典型と言えよう。
Translation of Japanese Text
Title — Rebel Guard.
Lore — Gailan Torg was chosen for honorary guard duty during the ceremony celebrating victory at the Battle of Yavin. Faithful to the assignment, he is typical of the unsung heroes of the Rebel Alliance.
Game text — Cannot move. Treat power as 0 while attacking and as 4 while defending.
Comparison with the English printing
Name prints ゲイラン・トーグ, not Galen. Lore says faithful and unsung, not hard-working. 攻撃中 / 防御中 vs an offensive battle / defending a battle. Power * is on the stat line, not restated with * in the game text.[2]
References
- ↑ SWCCG Collecting Encyclopedia 3.2, pp. 45, 106. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ Original English face, Rebel Guard.