Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Light End Sublimation Dragon"
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* This monster has a [[DARK]] [[counterpart]]: "[[Dark End Evaporation Dragon]]". | * This monster has a [[DARK]] [[counterpart]]: "[[Dark End Evaporation Dragon]]". | ||
** Both monsters are the retrained Main Deck counterparts of "Light End Dragon" and "[[Dark End Dragon]]", respectively. | ** Both monsters are the retrained Main Deck counterparts of "Light End Dragon" and "[[Dark End Dragon]]", respectively. | ||
| − | ** Both monsters are named after their base counterparts' effect names in the ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'' manga, which are based on the conversion of certain states of matter into gas; in this monster's case, it is based on sublimation, the conversion of solid matter into | + | ** Both monsters are named after their base counterparts' effect names in the ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'' manga, which are based on the conversion of certain states of matter into gas; in this monster's case, it is based on sublimation, the conversion of solid matter into vapor without passing through the state of liquid matter. |
Revision as of 14:35, 19 April 2024
- This monster is a retrained Main Deck counterpart of "Light End Dragon".
- This monster's name is based on the effect name of "Light End Dragon" in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Yu-Gi-Oh! GX manga: "Shining Sublimation".
- This monster being a Main Deck monster is based on how "Dark End Dragon" was originally a monster that could be used in the Main Deck in the manga; in the OCG/TCG, it was released as a Synchro Monster, which this monster can banish for its Special Summoning effect.
- This monster has a DARK counterpart: "Dark End Evaporation Dragon".
- Both monsters are the retrained Main Deck counterparts of "Light End Dragon" and "Dark End Dragon", respectively.
- Both monsters are named after their base counterparts' effect names in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX manga, which are based on the conversion of certain states of matter into gas; in this monster's case, it is based on sublimation, the conversion of solid matter into vapor without passing through the state of liquid matter.
