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"Harpie's Feather Duster":

In some versions of this card's artwork, a Monster Card is featured with the artwork of "House of Adhesive Tape".
- Also, in the before said artwork, the card has the design of a old OCG Monster Card instead of a Trap Card.
- Moreover, the before said artwork has been edited in the TCG removing the name of the swept card.
- Considering the duster is attempting to destroy the monster in the alternate artwork, this implies that the monster is being treated as a Spell/Trap Card because it otherwise cannot destroy it.

This card has a reverser, "Gryphon Wing", made useless due to the this card's Forbidden status in the Advanced Format.

This card has a counterpart, "Gryphon's Feather Duster", which destroys the user's Spell & Trap Cards, but their Life Points increase.

While this card is forbidden, there are various downgraded versions of it, including "Earthbound Whirlwind", "Scarlet Security" and "Dark Magic Attack".

This card's effect is one of the four Forbidden cards that has its effect featured in "Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan".

This card, along with "Imperial Order" and "Yata-Garasu" are the only cards that have been Forbidden since October 2004. It has however since been unbanned in January 2015 in the OCG, while it remains Forbidden in the TCG.

This card was one of the first cards to be Forbidden, in October 2004. It did not come off of the list until January 2015, ten years and three months later. As such, it has spent more time on the Forbidden list than any other card in the OCG before becoming Limited once more.
- In the TCG, this record is instead held by "Raigeki", which was also Forbidden in October 2004, and remained so until October 2014 in the TCG, ten years later. "Harpie's Feather Duster" remains Forbidden in the TCG.
- When counting both the TCG and OCG, "Harpie's Feather Duster" holds the overall record, as it was Forbidden for three months longer than "Raigeki".

Since this card is only played by Mai Valentine in the anime and its effect contains a new pair of wings a face-up "Harpie Lady" gets, it can be speculated that the actual anime effect requires a face-up "Harpie Lady" on the field.

The summon-triggered effect of "Windrose the Elemental Lord" is based on this card.

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	* Since this card is only played by [[Mai Valentine]] in the anime and its effect contains a new pair of wings a [[face-up]] "[[Harpie Lady]]" gets, it can be speculated that the actual anime effect requires a face-up "Harpie Lady" on the [[field]].		* Since this card is only played by [[Mai Valentine]] in the anime and its effect contains a new pair of wings a [[face-up]] "[[Harpie Lady]]" gets, it can be speculated that the actual anime effect requires a face-up "Harpie Lady" on the [[field]].

−	* The effect of "[[Windrose the Elemental Lord]]" is ~~the same as~~ this card~~, except this card has no restrictions to [[activate]] it compared to the [[Summon]]ing restriction of "Windrose" from having exactly 5 [[WIND]] monsters in your Graveyard~~.	+	* The summon-triggered effect of "[[Windrose the Elemental Lord]]" is based on this card.