Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Harpie's Feather Duster"
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(the nails are an integral part of Cyber Slash, thats why shes called that. and Im not saying this is HL1, Im saying shes the #1 of HLS, who looks the same as SC, horrible artstyle apart. after all it makes no sense to put a modern monster on nostalgia art) (Tag: Undo) |
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* The card "[[House of Adhesive Tape]]" appears in this card's first ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' artwork, oddly using the design of a [[Monster Card]]. | * The card "[[House of Adhesive Tape]]" appears in this card's first ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' artwork, oddly using the design of a [[Monster Card]]. | ||
| + | ** The text in this artwork appears to be "Hoi Hoi House" (ホイホイハウス, ''Hoi Hoi Hausu''). This likely references Hoy Hoy, the Japanese brand of cockroach glue traps. | ||
** "[[Harpie Lady 1]]" of the "[[Harpie Lady Sisters]]" appears in this card's third ''OCG''/''TCG'' artwork. | ** "[[Harpie Lady 1]]" of the "[[Harpie Lady Sisters]]" appears in this card's third ''OCG''/''TCG'' artwork. | ||
*** This card's third ''OCG''/''TCG'' artwork is based on the fact that it was used alongside "[[Harpie Lady]]" while equipped with "[[Cyber Shield]]" in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' manga and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|anime]]. | *** This card's third ''OCG''/''TCG'' artwork is based on the fact that it was used alongside "[[Harpie Lady]]" while equipped with "[[Cyber Shield]]" in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' manga and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|anime]]. | ||
| − | + | *** This card's third ''OCG''/''TCG'' artwork is similar to a shot of "Harpie Lady" attacking with "[[Rose Whip]]" in {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|025|ref}}. | |
* This card has a "[[Speed Spell (archetype)|Speed Spell]]" [[counterpart]]: "[[Speed Spell - Harpie's Feather Duster]]". | * This card has a "[[Speed Spell (archetype)|Speed Spell]]" [[counterpart]]: "[[Speed Spell - Harpie's Feather Duster]]". | ||
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* This is one of four cards to feature a card(s) that were designed to counter this card specifically in its effects, the other three being "[[Dark Hole]]", "[[Monster Reborn]]", and "[[Raigeki]]"; in this card's case, it is "[[Gryphon Wing]]". | * This is one of four cards to feature a card(s) that were designed to counter this card specifically in its effects, the other three being "[[Dark Hole]]", "[[Monster Reborn]]", and "[[Raigeki]]"; in this card's case, it is "[[Gryphon Wing]]". | ||
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* This is one of the first cards ever to be Forbidden in both the ''[[OCG]]'' and ''[[TCG]]'' (in [[March 2004 Lists|March]] and [[August 2004 Lists|October 2004]] respectively). It was the second-to-last card Forbidden at those times to have the status lifted. | * This is one of the first cards ever to be Forbidden in both the ''[[OCG]]'' and ''[[TCG]]'' (in [[March 2004 Lists|March]] and [[August 2004 Lists|October 2004]] respectively). It was the second-to-last card Forbidden at those times to have the status lifted. | ||
** In the ''OCG'', it did not come off of the list until [[January 2015 Lists (OCG)|January 2015]], ten years and ten months later, while in the ''TCG'' it remained Forbidden up until [[September 2020 Lists|September 2020]], after almost 16 years. | ** In the ''OCG'', it did not come off of the list until [[January 2015 Lists (OCG)|January 2015]], ten years and ten months later, while in the ''TCG'' it remained Forbidden up until [[September 2020 Lists|September 2020]], after almost 16 years. | ||
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* This card's effect is one of the four long-[[Forbidden]] cards whose effect was used one of the effects of "[[Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan]]" and the effect of "[[Windrose the Elemental Lord]]". | * This card's effect is one of the four long-[[Forbidden]] cards whose effect was used one of the effects of "[[Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan]]" and the effect of "[[Windrose the Elemental Lord]]". | ||
| − | + | * In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel]]'', this card has a special animation when activated: this feather duster sweeps across the opponent's field, destroying their [[Spell]]/[[Trap Card]]s afterward. | |
| − | * In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel]]'', this card has a special animation when activated: this feather duster sweeps across the opponent's field, destroying their | ||
Latest revision as of 10:40, 21 April 2024
- The card "House of Adhesive Tape" appears in this card's first OCG/TCG artwork, oddly using the design of a Monster Card.
- The text in this artwork appears to be "Hoi Hoi House" (ホイホイハウス, Hoi Hoi Hausu). This likely references Hoy Hoy, the Japanese brand of cockroach glue traps.
- "Harpie Lady 1" of the "Harpie Lady Sisters" appears in this card's third OCG/TCG artwork.
- This card's third OCG/TCG artwork is based on the fact that it was used alongside "Harpie Lady" while equipped with "Cyber Shield" in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and anime.
- This card's third OCG/TCG artwork is similar to a shot of "Harpie Lady" attacking with "Rose Whip" in Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 25: "Shining Friendship".
- This card has a "Speed Spell" counterpart: "Speed Spell - Harpie's Feather Duster".
- This is one of four cards to feature a card(s) that were designed to counter this card specifically in its effects, the other three being "Dark Hole", "Monster Reborn", and "Raigeki"; in this card's case, it is "Gryphon Wing".
- This is one of the first cards ever to be Forbidden in both the OCG and TCG (in March and October 2004 respectively). It was the second-to-last card Forbidden at those times to have the status lifted.
- In the OCG, it did not come off of the list until January 2015, ten years and ten months later, while in the TCG it remained Forbidden up until September 2020, after almost 16 years.
- This card's effect is one of the four long-Forbidden cards whose effect was used one of the effects of "Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan" and the effect of "Windrose the Elemental Lord".
- In Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, this card has a special animation when activated: this feather duster sweeps across the opponent's field, destroying their Spell/Trap Cards afterward.
