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* This card is the [[cover card]] of ''[[Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy]]''.
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* This is the [[cover card]] of ''[[Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy]]'', as well as one of the cover cards of ''[[Duelist Pack: Duelists of Brilliance]]''.
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* This was the first triple-digit "Number", or "[[Number 10X|Over-Hundred Number]]", revealed.
 
  
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* This card is the only base "Over-Hundred Number" monster that is not [[Rank 4 Monster Cards|Rank 4]].
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* This monster appears in the artworks of "[[Hundred Summon]]", "[[Neutrino Dowsing]]", "[[Tachyon Drive]]", "[[Tachyon Flare Wing]]", "[[Tachyon Spiral Galaxy]]", and "[[Tachyon Spiral of Destruction]]".
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** This monster's [[neutral form]] appears in the artworks of "[[Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy (card)|Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy]]" and "[[Tachyon Transmigration]]".
  
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* The number '107' can be seen on the right side of its head.
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* The number "107" appears on the right side of this monster's head.
  
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* A [[wikipedia:tachyon|tachyon]] is a hypothetical particle that always moves faster than light, which might symbolize how it is considered "stronger" effect-wise than its rival, "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]".
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* This monster is named after a [[wikipedia:Tachyon|tachyon]], a hypothetical particle that always moves faster than light. It is also theorized that a tachyon can travel backward and forward faster than light, through what is perceived as time.
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** It is theorized that said particle can travel backward and forward through what is perceived as time. Furthermore, [[Astral]] makes a reference to this while describing its effect; it can travel backward in time and reset the situation to its advantage.
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** The above property is reflected in the rivalry between [[Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (anime)|this monster]] and "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon (anime)|Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]" in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime.
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** As noted by [[Astral]] in the anime, this monster's effect to [[negate]] the effects of all other [[face-up]] monsters currently on the [[field]] and make their [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] become their [[original ATK and DEF]] is based on the aforementioned property of the tachyon to travel through time.
  
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* This card is the rival [[counterpart]] to "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon". This card has the same [[Attribute]], [[ATK]], [[DEF]] and [[Type]]; its Rank is also the same as the [[Level]] of "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon".
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* This monster's appearance is similar to an [[wikia:w:c:zoneoftheenders:Orbital Frame|Orbital Force]] from ''[[wikipedia:Zone of the Enders|Zone of the Enders]]'' by [[wikipedia:Hideo Kojima|Hideo Kojima]], a franchise that is also owned by [[wikipedia:Konami|Konami]].
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** "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" resides in the "[[Astral World]]" (according to Astral, it has light dwelling within it similar to his own world, likely because of its [[Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon|true form]] harnessing power from the Astral World), while this card exists in the rival dimension, the [[Barian World]].
 
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** Like its rival, this dragon's true birthplace is the moon; it is also the "Dragon of Time" referred to in the [[Legend of the Dragons of Light and Time]].
 
  
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* The Barian World appears to be in this card's background.
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* This monster has the following forms.
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** A younger form: "[[Tachyon Cloudragon]]".
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** A [[retrained]] counterpart: "[[Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Primal]]".
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** A [[Link Monster|Link]] counterpart: "[[Galaxy Satellite Dragon]]".
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** A "[[Number C10X]]" [[Card evolutions|upgraded]] form: "[[Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]".
  
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* This monster's roar in the anime is similar to how "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" roars in the Japanese version.
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* This is the first "[[Number 10X]]" monster to be revealed.
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** It is also the first "[[Number]]" monster to have a triple-digit number.
  
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* When this card uses its effect, it temporarily reverts to its sealed form. Then, if another "Number" has its effect negated, that monster reverts to its sealed form for as long as its effect remains negated.
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* This is the only "Number 10X" monster to not be a [[Rank 4]] monster.
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** Because "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" has its own sealed form, this raises the question as to why this did not happen when this card's effect was used on it.
 
  
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* This card resembles an Orbital Frame from Hideo Kojima's ''[[wikipedia:Zone of the Enders|Zone of the Enders]]'' franchise, also owned by [[wikipedia:Konami|Konami]].
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* This monster is the rival [[counterpart]] of "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]".
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** This monster has the same [[Attribute]] ([[LIGHT]]), original ATK and DEF (3000/2500) and [[Type]] ([[Dragon]]) as "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon"; its [[Rank]] (8) is also the same as the [[Level]] of "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon".
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** This monster came from the [[Barian World]], while "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" has origins in the [[Astral World]], based on Astral's comments about the light dwelling within it being similar to that of his world; its true form "[[Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon (anime)|Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon]]" is also of Astral origin.
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** This monster is the "Dragon of Time" referred to in the [[Legend of the Dragons of Light and Time]].
  
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* This monster appears in the artworks of "[[Tachyon Drive]]", "[[Tachyon Flare Wing]]", "[[Neutrino Dowsing]]" and "[[Hundred Summon]]". Its sealed form appears in the artwork of "[[Tachyon Transmigration]]".
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* In the ''Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL'' anime, this monster's sealed form was a black upside-down pyramid, with a formation on top of the square and blue and red panels on opposite triangle sides.
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** Once un-sealed, this monster temporarily reverted to its sealed form when using its effect; if it negated the effects of another "Number" monster, that monster reverted to its sealed form for as long as its effect remained negated.
  
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* There is an error on the Italian translation of this card. It was called "Numero 107: Drago Galattico Occhi Tachionici" whic means "Number 107: Tachyon-Eyes Galaxy Dragon".
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* This is the only "Number 10X" monster that was not created by [[Don Thousand]], as it was instead created by the [[Number 100: Numeron Dragon (character)|Numeron Dragon]].
  
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* Ironically, being called "Galaxy-Eyes", this card doesn't have galaxy in its eyes.
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* In the Japanese version of the anime, this monster's roar is similar to the roar of "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon".

Latest revision as of 20:36, 10 April 2024

"Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon":
For trivia pertaining to this monster's Number, see Forum:"Numbers" Xyz Monster Trivia. Any contributions regarding this type of trivia should be placed there, instead of this page.
  • The number "107" appears on the right side of this monster's head.
  • This monster is named after a tachyon, a hypothetical particle that always moves faster than light. It is also theorized that a tachyon can travel backward and forward faster than light, through what is perceived as time.
  • This is the first "Number 10X" monster to be revealed.
    • It is also the first "Number" monster to have a triple-digit number.
  • This is the only "Number 10X" monster to not be a Rank 4 monster.
  • In the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime, this monster's sealed form was a black upside-down pyramid, with a formation on top of the square and blue and red panels on opposite triangle sides.
    • Once un-sealed, this monster temporarily reverted to its sealed form when using its effect; if it negated the effects of another "Number" monster, that monster reverted to its sealed form for as long as its effect remained negated.
  • In the Japanese version of the anime, this monster's roar is similar to the roar of "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon".
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