Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Elemental HERO Rampart Blaster"
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| − | + | * This card has an "[[Evil HERO]]" counterpart: "[[Evil HERO Infernal Sniper]]". | |
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* This card's first effect is similar to "[[Total Defense Shogun]]" which can attack while in [[Defense Position]], though it cannot attack directly. | * This card's first effect is similar to "[[Total Defense Shogun]]" which can attack while in [[Defense Position]], though it cannot attack directly. | ||
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* Originally, this card was able to attack directly even if the opponent controlled any monsters. | * Originally, this card was able to attack directly even if the opponent controlled any monsters. | ||
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* This card was the first female "[[Elemental HERO]]" Fusion Monster in the game. | * This card was the first female "[[Elemental HERO]]" Fusion Monster in the game. | ||
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* Though this card is a female, in the anime, during a tag duel between [[Jaden]] and [[Syrus]], and the [[Paradox Brothers]], it is referenced multiple times (most likely by mistake) as a "he", rather than "she". | * Though this card is a female, in the anime, during a tag duel between [[Jaden]] and [[Syrus]], and the [[Paradox Brothers]], it is referenced multiple times (most likely by mistake) as a "he", rather than "she". | ||
Revision as of 06:15, 10 February 2013
- This card has an "Evil HERO" counterpart: "Evil HERO Infernal Sniper".
- This card's first effect is similar to "Total Defense Shogun" which can attack while in Defense Position, though it cannot attack directly.
- Originally, this card was able to attack directly even if the opponent controlled any monsters.
- This card was the first female "Elemental HERO" Fusion Monster in the game.
- Though this card is a female, in the anime, during a tag duel between Jaden and Syrus, and the Paradox Brothers, it is referenced multiple times (most likely by mistake) as a "he", rather than "she".
