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* This card seems to be the Earth as it appears in [[Paradox]]'s time; the yellowy circle at the top is very similar to the colour of its atmosphere.
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* This card's artwork appears in the artwork of "[[Malefic Territory]]".
* Because the text on this card is difficult to read, it is possible that this card is somehow the cause of [[Paradox]]'s ability to use multiple [[Malefic]] monsters at one time, which is contrary to nearly all of their effects.
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* This card seems to be the Earth as it appears in [[Paradox]]'s time; the yellow circle at the top is very similar to the color of its atmosphere.
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** The card's image is based on a scene from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time]]''--when Paradox first activates this card, a skyward shot of the buildings surrounding the dueling [[field]] is shown as the field takes effect and changes their coloring.
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* This card's artwork greatly resembles that of "[[Future Fusion]]".
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* The cross on this card's artwork is similar to the one that appears in the artwork of "[[Malefic Divide]]".
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* This is one of the few cards in the OCG whose Japanese name, excluding furigana characters, consists of only English alphabetical characters and punctuation.

Revision as of 14:23, 20 January 2019

  • This card seems to be the Earth as it appears in Paradox's time; the yellow circle at the top is very similar to the color of its atmosphere.
    • The card's image is based on a scene from Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time--when Paradox first activates this card, a skyward shot of the buildings surrounding the dueling field is shown as the field takes effect and changes their coloring.
  • The cross on this card's artwork is similar to the one that appears in the artwork of "Malefic Divide".
  • This is one of the few cards in the OCG whose Japanese name, excluding furigana characters, consists of only English alphabetical characters and punctuation.