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* This monster is based on the concept of the ''[[wikipedia:Id, ego and superego#Id''|id]], a part one of the three distinct parts of the psyche according to [[wikipedia:Sigmund Freud|Sigmund Freud]]. According to Freud, it which is the basic inherent part of the human mind that drives the most savage instincts.** This These characteristics can be seen in how this card monster has the "instinct" to survive (by [[Special Summon]]ing itself when destroyed from the [[Graveyard]] after being [[destroy]]ed by a [[card effect]]), and "savagely" taking out destroying all other monsters the owner player controls.** This monster happens to bear a striking resemblance to resembles the "Id Monstermonster from the id" from the classic 1956 sci-fi movie, "''[[wikipedia:Forbidden Planet|Forbidden Planet]]''". There, in which a man's subconscious whims manifest as a huge, invisible monster which becomes temporarily visible when passing through an electrified forcefield, looking almost exactly like the monster in this card's art. The monster in question was also totally from the id is known for being indestructible, and returning nightlyat night, which is similar to this cardmonster's effect to Special Summon itself from the Graveyard. * In the original Japanese version of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' anime, this monster's [[Attack and effect names in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|attack name]] is "Violent Egotism", which is based on the [[wikipedia:Id, ego and superego#Ego|ego]], one of the three distinct parts of reviving itself repeatedlythe psyche which serves as a mediate between the id's aggressive desires and the [[wikipedia:Id, ego and superego#Superego|superego's]] moral constraints.