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No. There is literally nothing indicating a relationship between the 2 monsters, other than their Fusion Monster-related effects. No artworks connect the two in any way. And the processing chambers are generic sci-fi stuff
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* This card monster appears in the artworks of "[[Success Probability 0%Compulsory Escape Device]]", "[[DNA Checkup]]", "[[Dr. Frankenderp]]", "[[Fusion Duplication]]", "[[Iron Core Specimen Lab]]", "[[Success Probability 0%]]", and "[[Tour Bus To Forbidden Realms]]" and .** An illustration of this monster appears on the satchet depicted in the artwork of "[[Compulsory Escape DeviceReady Fusion]]".
* This card is based around on the stock character stereotypical ''The Mad Scientistmad scientist'' character trope in fiction. Many believe this character archetype sprouted from Mary Shelley's character Dr. Victor Frankenstein, from her a major character in Mary Shelley's novel ''[[wikipedia:Frankenstein|Frankenstein]]''. ** A monster card based on Frankenstein's monster, "[[Cyber-Stein]]", has a very similar effect, that requires paying [[life Life Points]] to [[Special Summon]] [[Fusion Monsters]].** This card's Japanese name, ''Madō Saientisuto'', is a pun on "Madō"; the word can be translated into "magical", but can also be interpreted as a transliteration of "mad" (i.e., "Magical/Mad Scientist").
* As seen This monster is depicted with purple hair in "Success Probability 0%"its card artworks, he seems to be friends with "[[Kozaky]]"though it is given brown hair in its anime appearances.
* The background of this card slightly resembles This monster appears to processing chambers from the Guyver franchisebe friends with "[[Kozaky]]", as seen in "Success Probability 0%".
