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| − | * The monster featured on this card, is from the same family as [[Virus Cannon | Virus Cannon]] and [[Spell Canceller | Spell Canceller]]. The positioning of the cards are reversed from one another because their effects are in opposition. This one protects Spell cards while the other one eradicates them from the opponent's Deck, while the latter gets rid of cards altogether. | + | * The monster featured on this card, is from the same family as "[[Virus Cannon | Virus Cannon]]" and "[[Spell Canceller | Spell Canceller]]". The positioning of the cards are reversed from one another because their effects are in opposition. This one protects Spell cards while the other one eradicates them from the opponent's Deck, while the latter gets rid of cards altogether. |
* The translation of this card may be Magical Gardna. | * The translation of this card may be Magical Gardna. | ||
* In the game [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator]], the effect places a [[Spell Counter]] on the spell card, instead of a normal counter. | * In the game [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator]], the effect places a [[Spell Counter]] on the spell card, instead of a normal counter. | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 19 September 2010
- The monster featured on this card, is from the same family as " Virus Cannon" and " Spell Canceller". The positioning of the cards are reversed from one another because their effects are in opposition. This one protects Spell cards while the other one eradicates them from the opponent's Deck, while the latter gets rid of cards altogether.
- The translation of this card may be Magical Gardna.
- In the game Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator, the effect places a Spell Counter on the spell card, instead of a normal counter.
