Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:G.B. Hunter"

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"G.B. Hunter":

The "G.B." in this card's name stands for "Gladiator Beast".
- This is supported by this card's effect, which prevents the effects of the "Gladiator Beast" monsters from shuffling themselves into the Deck.
  - This monster's high DEF also helps compound its effectiveness, since it cannot be easily destroyed by battle.
- The initials are used so as not to qualify this card for "Gladiator Beast" support cards.

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-* The 'G.B.' in this card's name stands for "[[Gladiator Beast]]" (or "Gladial Beast" in the Japanese version), seeing as how its effect counters the effect of most "Gladiator Beasts" and their support. It also has a respectable DEF, meaning that most "Gladiator Beasts" will be unable to destroy it alone (this is compounded by the fact that they no longer get their effects, which is also their main source of power).
+* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Assault Spirits]]".
-* 'G.B.' is used for this card's name so that this monster does not qualify for "Gladiator Beast" support.
+* The "G.B." in this card's name stands for "[[Gladiator Beast]]".
+** This is supported by this card's effect, which prevents the effects of the "Gladiator Beast" monsters from shuffling themselves into the Deck.
-* There was a joke going around that this card resembles [[wikipedia:Raiden_%28Metal_Gear%29|Raiden]], the main character in the oil rig from Metal Gear Solid 2 due to the times that he looked like a girl, and the president grabbing his lower region to make sure, and the fact that Raiden obtained a sword towards the end.
+*** This monster's high DEF also helps compound its effectiveness, since it cannot be easily destroyed by battle.
+** The initials are used so as not to qualify this card for "Gladiator Beast" support cards.
-*"[[G.B. Hunter]]" may be "[[D.D. Assailant]]" after traveling to the Different Dimension.