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* Including the main golden eye, the two green eyes, and eyes that can only be partially seen, this monster has 56 visible eyes. | * Including the main golden eye, the two green eyes, and eyes that can only be partially seen, this monster has 56 visible eyes. | ||
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- This monster appears in the artworks of "Extra Net" and "Summon Gate".
- This card is the cover card for Pharaoh's Servant.
- This card is the first Fusion Monster to be Limited, and at one point, Forbidden.
- It is also the first Fusion Monster to be Semi-Limited, though only in the OCG.
- This card was the first Fusion Monster with an effect to be released.
- Including the main golden eye, the two green eyes, and eyes that can only be partially seen, this monster has 56 visible eyes.
- Its golden eye is the Eye of Wdjat. It also resembles the Millennium Eye.
- This card is one of the few Fusion Monsters, if not the only monster, with the same Attribute, Type, Level, ATK and DEF as its Fusion Materials.
- This card was the first Level 1 Fusion Monster, and held the record for being the only Level 1 Fusion Monster until the release of "Fullmetalfoes Alkahest", nearly 16 years later.
- This was the very first card to be printed in Ultimate Rare.
- The lore from this card's original print did not mention that the equipped monster is destroyed instead when "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" would be destroyed.
