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** This card also resembles a hybrid between a European [[wikipedia:Griffin|gryphon]] and a [[wikipedia:Chinese dragon|Chinese dragon]]. | ** This card also resembles a hybrid between a European [[wikipedia:Griffin|gryphon]] and a [[wikipedia:Chinese dragon|Chinese dragon]]. | ||
| − | * This monster's inclusion in ''[[Turbo Pack]]'' was the first instance a card was printed in the ''TCG'' as an [[Ultimate Rare]] without an [[Ultra Rare]], [[Super Rare]] or [[Rare]] counterpart and the first to have a [[Secret Rare]] counterpart that isn't a tin promo. | + | * This monster's inclusion in ''[[Turbo Pack: Booster One]]'' was the first instance a card was printed in the ''TCG'' as an [[Ultimate Rare]] without an [[Ultra Rare]], [[Super Rare]] or [[Rare]] counterpart and the first to have a [[Secret Rare]] counterpart that isn't a tin promo. |
* This monster bears a resemblance to the Ancient Aztec god [[wikipedia:Quetzalcoatl|Quetzalcoatl]], a feathered-dragon-like serpent. | * This monster bears a resemblance to the Ancient Aztec god [[wikipedia:Quetzalcoatl|Quetzalcoatl]], a feathered-dragon-like serpent. | ||
Revision as of 14:04, 29 March 2016
- "Realm of Light" can be seen in the background of the artwork. It is partially destroyed, so it is likely after the effects of "Light of Destruction", or possibly it was the destructive force of this card's own effect.
- This monster resembles the Luck Dragon, Falkor, from The Never Ending Story.
- This card also resembles a hybrid between a European gryphon and a Chinese dragon.
- This monster's inclusion in Turbo Pack: Booster One was the first instance a card was printed in the TCG as an Ultimate Rare without an Ultra Rare, Super Rare or Rare counterpart and the first to have a Secret Rare counterpart that isn't a tin promo.
- This monster bears a resemblance to the Ancient Aztec god Quetzalcoatl, a feathered-dragon-like serpent.
- This monster's effect may refer to the concept of Judgment Day. In said concept, the world is destroyed by some sort of deity, while "Judgement Dragon" destroys all cards on the field except for itself. The presence of the word "Judgment" in this card's name further reinforces this connection.
- This monster is seen being ridden by "Michael, the Arch-Lightsworn" in the latter's card artwork.
- This card shares an effect with Demise, King of Armageddon, but this card's activation cost is only 1000 Life Points rather than 2000.
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Lightsworn Judgment"
