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| − | * | + | * This is the [[cover card]] of ''[[Limited Edition 15]]''. |
| − | * This | + | * This monster's name, "Neosphere", is the Greek word for "new orb", referencing [[Nightshroud]]'s desire to fold the entire world into the [[World of Darkness]] in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' anime. |
| + | ** This monster's name causes it to be a member of the "[[Neos]]" [[archetype]]. Fittingly, the background of this card's artwork appears to be "[[Neo Space]]", referencing how Nightshroud used this card against [[Jaden Yuki]], who uses the "Neos" archetype in the ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'' anime. | ||
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| + | * This monster's appearance may be a corrupt version of [[wikipedia:Themis|Themis]], the Greek goddess of justice who was blindfolded in order to be just. | ||
| + | ** Like Themis, this monster has its normal eyes blindfolded, referencing how Nightshroud promised Jaden that he will be judged before their [[Duel]] began in {{episode|GX|177|ref}}. | ||
| + | *** However, this monster's corruption is based on the eyeballs that appears on its body (seen mostly in the anime and its Japanese artwork), which seemingly mocks the idea of justice. This reflects Nightshroud's underhanded Dueling strategy, where he used his monsters to bypass the prohibiting effect of "[[Darkness]]" and look at his [[Set]] "[[Darkness (archetype)|Darkness]]" [[Continuous Trap Card]]s, claiming it to be his god-like power. | ||
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| + | * This monster's left claw likely references the myth of the left side of a person's body being considered evil, as being left-handed was frowned upon during the [[wikipedia:Middle Ages|Middle Ages]]. | ||
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| + | * This monster's ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' [[Special Summon]]ing conditions is based on its appearance in {{episode|GX|178|ref}} where it [[Special Summon]]ed via the effect of "[[Darkness Raincrow]]", which [[send]]s itself from the [[hand]] and "[[Darkness Bramble]]" from the [[field]] to the [[Graveyard]]. Oddly enough, "Darkness Bramble" was a [[Plant]] monster, not a [[Fiend]] monster. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:34, 26 April 2024
- This is the cover card of Limited Edition 15.
- This monster's name, "Neosphere", is the Greek word for "new orb", referencing Nightshroud's desire to fold the entire world into the World of Darkness in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime.
- This monster's name causes it to be a member of the "Neos" archetype. Fittingly, the background of this card's artwork appears to be "Neo Space", referencing how Nightshroud used this card against Jaden Yuki, who uses the "Neos" archetype in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime.
- This monster's appearance may be a corrupt version of Themis, the Greek goddess of justice who was blindfolded in order to be just.
- Like Themis, this monster has its normal eyes blindfolded, referencing how Nightshroud promised Jaden that he will be judged before their Duel began in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 177: "Combo of Terror! "Zero and Infinity"".
- However, this monster's corruption is based on the eyeballs that appears on its body (seen mostly in the anime and its Japanese artwork), which seemingly mocks the idea of justice. This reflects Nightshroud's underhanded Dueling strategy, where he used his monsters to bypass the prohibiting effect of "Darkness" and look at his Set "Darkness" Continuous Trap Cards, claiming it to be his god-like power.
- Like Themis, this monster has its normal eyes blindfolded, referencing how Nightshroud promised Jaden that he will be judged before their Duel began in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 177: "Combo of Terror! "Zero and Infinity"".
- This monster's left claw likely references the myth of the left side of a person's body being considered evil, as being left-handed was frowned upon during the Middle Ages.
- This monster's OCG/TCG Special Summoning conditions is based on its appearance in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 178: "The Last Hope! Judai Yuki" where it Special Summoned via the effect of "Darkness Raincrow", which sends itself from the hand and "Darkness Bramble" from the field to the Graveyard. Oddly enough, "Darkness Bramble" was a Plant monster, not a Fiend monster.
