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* This card has the highest [[ATK]] of all Level 6 [[Ritual Monster]]s, as well as being tied for the second-highest ATK of any Level 6 monster. | * This card has the highest [[ATK]] of all Level 6 [[Ritual Monster]]s, as well as being tied for the second-highest ATK of any Level 6 monster. | ||
| − | *This is the only Evigishki monster that has an effect to send cards to the | + | * This is the only "Evigishki" monster that has an effect to send cards to the [[Graveyard]]; the others focus on returning cards to the [[Deck]], or looking at the opponent's hand. |
Revision as of 18:30, 6 June 2012
- "Vylon Tetra" and "Gishki Noellia" were used to Ritual Summon this card. Also, the head of "Vylon Tetra" can be seen on the chest of "Evigishki Tetrogre", and the hair of "Gishki Noellia" can be seen on its head.
- In fact, the "Tetra" in its Japanese name likely refers to "Vylon Tetra".
- This card's Level is 2 Levels lower than "Evigishki Soul Ogre", possibly related to how "Vylon Tetra" is a Level 2 monster.
- Curiously, this monster is female, yet she is not an "Ogress".
- This card might be an indication that the "Gishki" archetype and "Vylon" archetype have joined forces to fight against their common enemy, the "Steelswarm" archetype.
- Given the archetype's occult-like nature, however, it's also possible that the "Gishki" are using captives from the other archetypes in their rituals against their will. From the artwork on "Aquamirror Illusion," it's also entirely possible that their own members aren't always willing participants.
- The crest of "Gishki Aquamirror" can be seen on the background of this card.
- This card has the highest ATK of all Level 6 Ritual Monsters, as well as being tied for the second-highest ATK of any Level 6 monster.
