Muzurhythm the String Djinn

 Muzurythm is shortened from its Japanese name, Muzumuzurizumu. It is a play on how the word rhythm is rendered in Japanese (as rizumu to be precised), which distinguishes it from its fellow Djinns, Humhumming (Hamihamihamingu), Melomelody (Meromeromerodi) and Temtempo (Tententenpo), in that the repetitive part is read backwards, similarly to that in the name of Flelf (Furuerufu). This play doesn't work quite well for its TCG names, though.

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When this card is Xyz Summoned, it has a rose in its mouth and plays a short version of pasodoble music.

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The Djinn symbol is located on the golden orb on its hat.

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This monster appears in the artworks of Resurrection March and Djinn Orchestra.

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OCG Rulings

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This effect does not target.: Muzurhythm the String Djinn

This effect is a Spell Speed 2 Quick Effect.

This effect can be activated during the Damage Step when a "Djinn" Xyz Monster you control attack an opponent's monster.

This effect cannot be activated during damage calculation.

This effect can be activated even when this card battles with an opponent's monster.

Even if the activation of this effect is negated by "Divine Wrath", the effect of other copies of "Muzurhythm the String Djinn" cannot be activated during the same turn.

Even if this effect is negated by "Forbidden Chalice", the effect of other copies of "Muzurhythm the String Djinn" cannot be activated during the same turn.