Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Koumori Dragon"

Latest revision as of 17:43, 10 May 2023

"Koumori Dragon":

This card's English name is the Japanese word for "bat", reflecting this monster's bat-like appearance.

This card's artwork seemingly depicts the monster as a two-legged dragon (or wyvern); in Yu-Gi-Oh! video games that use 3D models for monsters, this monster is portrayed as quadrupedal.

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-* Although this card's artwork displays the monster with two legs, in any video games that shows the 3D version of the monsters, it is seen with four legs.
+* This card's English name is the Japanese word for "bat", reflecting this monster's bat-like appearance.
-* "Koumori" is the Japanese word for "bat".
+* This card's artwork seemingly depicts the monster as a two-legged dragon (or wyvern); in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' video games that use 3D models for monsters, this monster is portrayed as quadrupedal.
-* In the two episodes, it appears in "Koumori Dragon" has 1700 [[ATK]] instead of its regular 1500.