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* This card's name is a portmanteau of "[[wikipedia:Poseidon|Poseidon]]", the Greek god of the sea, and a dragon/hydra.
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* This is the [[cover card]] of ''[[Structure Deck: Roar of the Sea Emperor]]''/''[[Realm of the Sea Emperor Structure Deck]].''
** Even the tip of its tail has the image of Poseidon's [[wikipedia:Trident|Trident]].
 
  
* This monster's appearance resembles "[[The Dragon Dwelling in the Deep]]". Also they are both [[WATER]] and [[Sea Serpent]]-Type monsters despite both having [[Dragon]] in their name.
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* This monster appears in the artworks of "[[Call of the Atlanteans]]", "[[High Tide on Fire Island]]", "[[Phantasm Spiral Assault]]", and "[[Phantasm Spiral Crash]]".
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** This monster's neck bracelet of this monster appears in the artwork of "[[Abyss-squall]]" and as an armband in the artwork of "[[Mermail Abyssgaios]]".
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*** According to ''[[Master Guide 4 card storylines|Master Guide 4]]'', this monster transforms into "Abyssgaios" with the magic of the armband.
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*** This is supported by how both the bottom of "Abyssgaio's" body resembles this monster, both of whom share the same [[Attribute]] ([[WATER]]), [[original ATK and DEF]] (2800/1600), and number of "stars" (7).
  
* This monster resembles the [[w:c:monsterhunter:Lagiacrus|Lagiacrus]], from [[wikipedia:Monster Hunter|Monster Hunter]].
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* The tower appearing in the artwork of "[[A Legendary Ocean]]" appears in this card's artwork, albeit slightly visible in the upper left corner.
** Its position, color scheme, and posture is also similar to [[w:c:monsterhunter:Lagiacrus|Lagiacrus]] (Include the dermal spikes on its back).  
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** Fittingly, the above-mentioned card's Japanese name is "Atlantis, the Legendary City", which likely serves as the home of the "[[Atlantean]]" monsters.
  
* This card's effect seems be a mix between "[[Masked HERO Acid]]" and "[[Giant Trunade]]". "Giant Trunade" returns all Spell and Trap Cards on both sides of the field to the hand and the effect of "Acid" reduces the ATK of your opponent's monsters.
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* This card is named after [[wikipedia:Poseidon|Poseidon]], the Greek god of the sea who is often depicted wielding his signature weapon, the [[wikipedia:Trident|trident]].
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** Fittingly, this monster's three-pronged tail resembles the image of Poseidon's trident, a three-pronged spear used for spear fishing or as a polearm.
  
* It's interesting to point out that when this card uses 3 new "[[Sea Emperor]]" monsters to Summon itself, its ATK and DEF becomes equal to the total ATK and DEF of those monsters. Two offensive "Sea Emperor", both with 1400 ATK, will total to 2800, and the last one, which is defensive, has 1600 DEF.
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* This monster has a younger counterpart: "[[Legendary Atlantean Tridon]]".
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* This card's original [[ATK]] (2800) is a combination of the 1400 ATK of "[[Atlantean Attack Squad]]" and "[[Atlantean Marksman]]", while its original [[DEF]] (1600) is based just on the 1600 DEF of "[[Atlantean Heavy Infantry]]", which are valid monsters to [[Tribute]] and [[Special Summon]] it.
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** Fittingly, this card and the last two mentioned monsters debuted in ''[[Structure Deck: Roar of the Sea Emperor]]''/''[[Realm of the Sea Emperor Structure Deck]]'', while "Attack Squad" was likely released as a teaser in the ''[[Return of the Duelist]]'' [[Core Booster]] pack two months prior.

Latest revision as of 18:21, 9 September 2023

  • The tower appearing in the artwork of "A Legendary Ocean" appears in this card's artwork, albeit slightly visible in the upper left corner.
    • Fittingly, the above-mentioned card's Japanese name is "Atlantis, the Legendary City", which likely serves as the home of the "Atlantean" monsters.
  • This card is named after Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea who is often depicted wielding his signature weapon, the trident.
    • Fittingly, this monster's three-pronged tail resembles the image of Poseidon's trident, a three-pronged spear used for spear fishing or as a polearm.