Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory"
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* The first time this card was Summoned, its Number was shown using the red color that all other forms of "Utopia" use. In its second appearance, however, it was shown in a bright turquoise color. This makes "[[Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory]]" the first "Number C" monster to have a different Number color from its original counterpart. | * The first time this card was Summoned, its Number was shown using the red color that all other forms of "Utopia" use. In its second appearance, however, it was shown in a bright turquoise color. This makes "[[Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory]]" the first "Number C" monster to have a different Number color from its original counterpart. | ||
| − | ** This may have been | + | ** This may have been a mistake though, as the Number on the monster itself, as well as the one shown on subsequent Summon sequences is red. |
* This card appears in the artwork of "[[Number Return]]". | * This card appears in the artwork of "[[Number Return]]". | ||
Revision as of 03:39, 3 August 2013
- This is the cover card of Judgment of the Light.
- This form of "Utopia" is different because this form has a light color scheme, not a dark color scheme like the previous evolved forms.
- Also, it keeps all of its swords in a holster on its back, while previous forms kept at least one on each of its hips.
- In the anime, this monster keeps its second pair of arms concealed as part of the upper arms of its "primary" arms. They separate and extend when it is about to draw its swords.
- This is the first "Number C" monster Summoned through Rank-Up that doesn't have Chaos Overlay Units but has regular yellow ones.
- The first time this card was Summoned, its Number was shown using the red color that all other forms of "Utopia" use. In its second appearance, however, it was shown in a bright turquoise color. This makes "Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory" the first "Number C" monster to have a different Number color from its original counterpart.
- This may have been a mistake though, as the Number on the monster itself, as well as the one shown on subsequent Summon sequences is red.
- This card appears in the artwork of "Number Return".
- Just as "Rank-Up-Magic Numeron Force" is the true from of "Rank-Up-Magic Limited Barian's Force", this card could be the true form of "Number C39: Utopia Ray V" as the V in Utopia Ray V could stand for Victory.
- In the TCG, this is the first Cover Card since "Honest" not to be Ultra.
- It is also the first Cover Card since "Yubel - The Ultimate Nightmare" not to be Ghost Rare.
- It is also the first Cover Card to be in Super Rare.
- In the TCG, this is the first Super Rare card in a booster pack since Gladiator's Assault to be released as an Ultimate Rare.
