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*Its attack name is '''White Lightning''' in the English anime and '''Destruction Burst Stream''' in the Japanese version. | *Its attack name is '''White Lightning''' in the English anime and '''Destruction Burst Stream''' in the Japanese version. | ||
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| + | In the Spanish Anime, this card was known as ''Dragón Blanco de Ojos Azules'' and ''Dragón Blanco Ojiazul''. | ||
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Revision as of 06:15, 3 January 2008
- This card is famous for the fact that only four of them were ever printed - three of which are in Seto Kaiba's deck. Yugi's grandfather, Solomon Mutou had the fourth, but Seto Kaiba challenged him to a duel and won. He stole his Blue-Eyes and ripped it up, because he didn't want anyone to use it against him (since a duelist can only have up to three copies of the same card in a deck, Seto Kaiba physically could not use the fourth). Since then, Blue-Eyes has been used in almost all of Seto Kaiba's duels, except during the Battle City Finals Four-Way Duel, which determined who faced who in the Battle City Finals. It is not known if more Blue-Eyes White Dragons were printed afterwards in the anime.
- In the final season of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, Blue-Eyes White Dragon is revealed to be the spirit of Kisara.
- In Episode 34 of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, this card is used by Kaibaman.
- In the final season of the anime the Blue Eyes is identified as the only monster whose power is greater than that of the Gods.
- Its attack name is White Lightning in the English anime and Destruction Burst Stream in the Japanese version.
Naming
In the Spanish Anime, this card was known as Dragón Blanco de Ojos Azules and Dragón Blanco Ojiazul.
