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| − | * "'''Hitotsu-me'''" can translate to either | + | * "'''Hitotsu-me'''" can translate to either "one-eyed" or "first". |
* "[[Cybernetic Cyclopean]]" may be a cybernetic version of this card. | * "[[Cybernetic Cyclopean]]" may be a cybernetic version of this card. | ||
Revision as of 23:03, 5 January 2012
- "Hitotsu-me" can translate to either "one-eyed" or "first".
- "Cybernetic Cyclopean" may be a cybernetic version of this card.
- This card is featured on "Cost Down".
- As what the Japanese name(Cyclops) and the card's appearance suggest, this card is based on the Cyclops, an one-eyed giant in Greek mythology.
- This card's name and appearance may be based on the Hitotsume-kozō, an one-eyed yokai in Japanese mythology.
- This card's hologram is the first one to be shown in the very first episode of the first Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series.
- This card was the first monster played by Seto Kaiba.
