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* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Aluber the Dogmatic]]", "[[Branded Disciple]]", "[[Branded in Red]]", and "[[Branded Lost]]".
 
* This monster appears in the artwork of "[[Aluber the Dogmatic]]", "[[Branded Disciple]]", "[[Branded in Red]]", and "[[Branded Lost]]".
 
** This monster possesses the wings of "[[Masquerade the Blazing Dragon]]" in all of its appearances in the artworks of [[Spell Card]]s.
 
** This monster possesses the wings of "[[Masquerade the Blazing Dragon]]" in all of its appearances in the artworks of [[Spell Card]]s.
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** This monster's mask appears in the artwork of "[[Rumpel Teufel]]".
  
 
* This card's name, "Aluber" (アルベル ''Aruberu''), is a portmanteau of "Albaz" (アルバス ''Arubasu'') and "Ruber" (Latin for "red").
 
* This card's name, "Aluber" (アルベル ''Aruberu''), is a portmanteau of "Albaz" (アルバス ''Arubasu'') and "Ruber" (Latin for "red").

Revision as of 04:22, 11 December 2023

  • This card's name, "Aluber" (アルベル Aruberu), is a portmanteau of "Albaz" (アルバス Arubasu) and "Ruber" (Latin for "red").
  • This card is a "Despia" counterpart of "Fallen of Albaz".
    • Both have the same Level, ATK, and DEF.
    • Both have a similar effect focused on Fusion Summoning, and they have opposite associated Spell Cards that can Summon their draconic Fusion forms: "Branded in Red" for this card and "Branded in White" for "Albaz".
    • Unlike most of the other "Despia" counterparts, this monster is not a corrupted form of "Fallen of Albaz".
    • The flavor text of "Aluber the Dogmatic" implies that "Albaz" may possibly be the other half of this monster, as it describes this monster as a thing separated by the Abyss.
      • This monster's hair color (red with white streaks) is also the opposite of that of "Albaz" (white with red streaks).
      • The kanji Rakuin (落胤, lit. "illegitimate child") in the Japanese name of "Fallen of Albaz" may refer to how he is the abandoned half of this monster.
  • The European print of this card erroneously stated that it adds "Despia" Spell/Trap Cards to the hand instead of "Branded" ones, as seen here. This would have essentially rendered this card's effect useless, as all "Despia" support cards are "Branded" Spells/Traps, and the only one that is also a "Despia" card is "Despia, Theater of the Branded". This mistranslation was eventually fixed with an errata.