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* This card has similar summoning requirements to the other Chaos Monsters.
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* This is one of the [[cover card]]s of ''[[Structure Deck: Dragonic Legion]]''/''[[Dragons Collide Structure Deck]]'' and ''[[Starter Deck 2020]]''.
** This card's Special Summon is similar to "[[Dark Simorgh]]".
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* This card looks similar to "[[Felgrand Dragon]]".
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* This card appears in the artwork of "[[Hand Configuration]]".
** This card's chest design and overall pose is reminiscent of "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]".
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* This card also looks strikingly similar to [[Priest Seto]]'s [[Garestgolath]] spirit monster in the Millennium World arc.
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* This card is the [[LIGHT]] counterpart of "[[Darkflare Dragon]]".
* This card is the [[LIGHT]] counterpart of "[[Darkflare Dragon]]". Both have "Chaos"-style Summoning requirements, this card's effect can Special Summon "Darkflare" ("Darkflare" is a Level 5 [[DARK]] [[Dragon]]-[[Type]], the exact minimum for the effect of "Lightpulsar"), and "Darkflare" can send this card to the Graveyard in order to be Special Summoned by its own effect. Also each one mirrors the position of the other.
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** Both have "[[Chaos]]"-style Summoning requirements.
**Moreover, both monsters depict space phenomena: pulsar for "Lightpulsar Dragon" and sun flare for "Darkflare Dragon".
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** This card's effect can Special Summon "Darkflare Dragon".
* This card seems to be an evolved form of "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]", although its stats are weaker, it has an easier summoning requirement.
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** Both monsters are named after space phenomena: a [[wikipedia:Pulsar|pulsar]] for this monster and a [[wikipedia:Solar flare|solar flare]] for "Darkflare Dragon".
* This card's head looks similar to "[[Light End Dragon]]", specifically having a large circle-shaped object attached to its head.
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** Both monsters appear in the artwork of "[[Dragon's Rebirth]]".
*This card, along with "Darkflare Dragon", are the first two cards to share the role of being [[Cover Card]]s for a [[Structure Deck]].
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** Both of them have younger counterparts. "[[White Dragon Wyverburster]]" for this one and "[[Black Dragon Collapserpent]]" for "Darkflare Dragon".
* This is one of the few cards whose effect was retroactively edited before it was even released (being changed from "'''If''' this card is sent from the field to the Graveyard," to "'''When''' this card...").
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* When this card's text was first shown in a Japanese magazine scan, its last sentence used the word "'''If''' this card is sent..." rather than "'''When'''" as with the actual released card. The change was likely made to prevent a potentially disastrous [[FTK]] loop that involved combining this card with "[[Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon]]" to continuously use the effect of "[[Cannon Soldier]]" (or "[[Toon Cannon Soldier]]"), Tributing each "Dragon" over and over for damage while their effects continually revived each other. The [[Card Errata:Lightpulsar Dragon|new text]] now causes this card's effect to [[Missing the Timing|miss the timing]] if the loop is attempted.
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** This makes this card one of the few cards to have received a public [[errata]] change before even being released, and almost certainly the one to have had the greatest impact.
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* This card's summoning methods are similar to "[[Dark Simorgh]]", in that they allow monsters of two different Attributes to be removed from the hand or Graveyard in order to Special Summon themselves from the other location. The only difference is that "Dark Simorgh" requires the monsters to be [[banish]]ed in both cases, while to Summon this card from the Graveyard, the monsters only need to be sent to the Graveyard.

Latest revision as of 23:40, 18 August 2023

  • When this card's text was first shown in a Japanese magazine scan, its last sentence used the word "If this card is sent..." rather than "When" as with the actual released card. The change was likely made to prevent a potentially disastrous FTK loop that involved combining this card with "Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon" to continuously use the effect of "Cannon Soldier" (or "Toon Cannon Soldier"), Tributing each "Dragon" over and over for damage while their effects continually revived each other. The new text now causes this card's effect to miss the timing if the loop is attempted.
    • This makes this card one of the few cards to have received a public errata change before even being released, and almost certainly the one to have had the greatest impact.
  • This card's summoning methods are similar to "Dark Simorgh", in that they allow monsters of two different Attributes to be removed from the hand or Graveyard in order to Special Summon themselves from the other location. The only difference is that "Dark Simorgh" requires the monsters to be banished in both cases, while to Summon this card from the Graveyard, the monsters only need to be sent to the Graveyard.