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* This card is based off the Dungeons & Dragons representation of a Mesopotamian god, Tiamat. Dungeons and Dragons depicts Tiamat as being a the five-headed god of evil dragons, with each head colored one of the primary colors of chromatic dragons - blue, green, red, black, and white.
 
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** Accordingly, the "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]" strongly resembles Bahamut, Tiamat's rival and god of good dragons.
 
  
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* The mechanized head represents the [[EARTH]] Attribute, the center yellow one represents the [[WIND]] Attribute, the black one represents the [[DARK]] Attribute, while the [[FIRE]] and [[WATER]] heads represent their own Attributes, respectively. There is no [[LIGHT]] Attribute head, referencing its effect of only being able to be destroyed by [[LIGHT]] (or [[DIVINE]]) monsters.
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* This is the [[cover card]] of ''[[Legend Awakening Pack]]''.
  
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* "Five-Headed Dragon" is tied for the strongest DARK [[Monster Cards|monster]] in the game with "[[Malefic Truth Dragon]]".
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* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Paradox Fusion]]".
  
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* "Five-Headed Dragon" is also tied for the strongest [[Fusion Monsters|Fusion monster]] in the game, alongside "[[Dragon Master Knight]]".
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* This card has a [[Link Monster]] counterpart: "[[Five-Headed Link Dragon]]".
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** This card also has a [[Spellcaster]] counterpart: "[[Quintet Magician]]".
  
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* "Five-Headed Dragon" appears in the artwork of "[[Paradox Fusion]]".
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* This card has the highest [[original ATK]] and [[Original DEF|DEF]] of all cards in the ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' (excluding [[Boss Duel]]-exclusive cards) and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel]]''.
  
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== Notable counterfeits ==
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* The mechanized head represents the [[EARTH]] Attribute, the center yellow head represents the [[WIND]] Attribute, and the black head represents the [[DARK]] Attribute, while the [[FIRE]] and [[WATER]] heads represent their own Attributes, respectively. The lack of a LIGHT-Attribute head may reference its effect to prevent it from being destroyed in battle with another monster ''unless'' that monster is LIGHT (or [[DIVINE]]).
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* G7-01: Supposedly a "Japanese" rare, this is somehow being sold all over. The problems are: Original-design (All FGD have the newer design); wrong stats (5500/5500); no Furigana (all the Japanese cards have furigana); wrong name (Japanese version name is just FGD); the very ID G7-01 seems like it should be from the Japanese GameBoy Promos, but only up to G6-04 had that style (come the 7th (and then 8th) set, it was GB7-001). There are also no official Chinese releases of this card.
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* This monster is based off the ''[[wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]'' [[wikia:w:c:forgottenrealms:Tiamat|representation]] of a Mesopotamian goddess, [[wikipedia:Tiamat|Tiamat]]. ''Dungeons and Dragons'' depicts [[wikipedia:Tiamat (Dungeons & Dragons)|Tiamat]] as being a five-headed goddess of evil dragons, with each head colored one of the primary colors of chromatic dragons - blue, green, red, black, and white.
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* This card is the first [[Nomi]] monster released in ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel'', as well as the first Level 12 monster and the first monster with a Level higher than 10.

Latest revision as of 14:13, 13 December 2023

"Five-Headed Dragon":
  • The mechanized head represents the EARTH Attribute, the center yellow head represents the WIND Attribute, and the black head represents the DARK Attribute, while the FIRE and WATER heads represent their own Attributes, respectively. The lack of a LIGHT-Attribute head may reference its effect to prevent it from being destroyed in battle with another monster unless that monster is LIGHT (or DIVINE).
  • This monster is based off the Dungeons & Dragons representation of a Mesopotamian goddess, Tiamat. Dungeons and Dragons depicts Tiamat as being a five-headed goddess of evil dragons, with each head colored one of the primary colors of chromatic dragons - blue, green, red, black, and white.
  • This card is the first Nomi monster released in Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel, as well as the first Level 12 monster and the first monster with a Level higher than 10.
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