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* When Kalin declares an attack with "Infernity Doom Dragon", "Infernity Doom Slinger" is shown on his Duel Disk instead of "Infernity Doom Dragon".
 
* When Kalin declares an attack with "Infernity Doom Dragon", "Infernity Doom Slinger" is shown on his Duel Disk instead of "Infernity Doom Dragon".
 
* In the original Japanese airing on TV, the card text of "Metal Coat" was [[Card_Trivia:Metal_Coat|missing]] the first two and a half sentences. This was fixed on the DVD release.
 
* In the original Japanese airing on TV, the card text of "Metal Coat" was [[Card_Trivia:Metal_Coat|missing]] the first two and a half sentences. This was fixed on the DVD release.
* During the last turn of the Duel when Kalin activates the effect of "Infernity Doom Slinger", he states that if the top card of his Deck is a Monster Card, he will win, but if it is a Spell or Trap Card, then he will lose. According to "Doom Slinger's" card text, that last part is inaccurate because Kalin would have received damage equal to the amount of effect damage he had received that turn, which was 0. (Therefore, Lawton technically had no reason to gamble on "Doom Slinger's" effect.)
 
 
* In the English dub, "Blaster Ogre" was once called "Barrel Ogre". This was likely because the Japanese name of "Blaster Ogre" is "Longbarrel Ogre".
 
* In the English dub, "Blaster Ogre" was once called "Barrel Ogre". This was likely because the Japanese name of "Blaster Ogre" is "Longbarrel Ogre".
 
* In the English dub, Lawton states that his "Blaster Ogre" is "more macho in the ATK point department" than Kalin's "Infernity Doom Dragon". This is inaccurate, as "Blaster Ogre" actually has 0 ATK, but it does have 3000 DEF to match the ATK of "Infernity Doom Dragon".
 
* In the English dub, Lawton states that his "Blaster Ogre" is "more macho in the ATK point department" than Kalin's "Infernity Doom Dragon". This is inaccurate, as "Blaster Ogre" actually has 0 ATK, but it does have 3000 DEF to match the ATK of "Infernity Doom Dragon".

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