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* This card is an avatar form of the final and strongest [[Earthbound Immortal]], [[Red Nova]], after Jack managed to subjugate its power and seal it inside a card via the state of [[Blazing Soul]].
 
* This card is an avatar form of the final and strongest [[Earthbound Immortal]], [[Red Nova]], after Jack managed to subjugate its power and seal it inside a card via the state of [[Blazing Soul]].
** This makes it the first and only card related to both the [[Signer Dragon]]s and the Earthbound Immortals. It is, after all, an advanced form of "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]", the strongest Signer Dragon (ATK-wise) after absorbing Red Nova, the strongest Earthbound Immortal, as stated above.
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** This makes it the first and only card related to both the [[Signer Dragon]]s and the Earthbound Immortals. It is, after all, an advanced form of "Red Dragon Archfiend", the strongest Signer Dragon (ATK-wise) after absorbing Red Nova, the strongest Earthbound Immortal, as stated above.
** Red Nova is the Earthbound Immortal represented by the [[wikipedia:Nazca Line|Nazca Line]] of a snake. Initially, this was the only anime exclusive line, but the real-life counterpart was discovered in 2014, four years after the episode featuring the character and card premiered.  
 
  
 
* This card's first effect mirrors "[[Shooting Star Dragon]]", as it involves more [[ATK]] points based on [[Tuners]] in the [[Graveyard]] (the past) while "Shooting Star Dragon"'s effect involves multiple attacks based on Tuners in the Deck (the future).
 
* This card's first effect mirrors "[[Shooting Star Dragon]]", as it involves more [[ATK]] points based on [[Tuners]] in the [[Graveyard]] (the past) while "Shooting Star Dragon"'s effect involves multiple attacks based on Tuners in the Deck (the future).
** Interestingly, Shooting Star Dragon was given to [[Yusei Fudo]] by a [[Z-one|futuristic god]], Red Nova Dragon is claimed by [[Jack Atlas]] after sealing an [[Red Nova|ancient devil]].
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** Interestingly, "Shooting Star Dragon" was given to [[Yusei Fudo]] by a [[Z-one|futuristic god]], "Red Nova Dragon" is claimed by [[Jack Atlas]] after sealing an [[Red Nova|ancient devil]].
 
** Both Jack and Yusei make reference to the states of [[Clear Mind]] and [[Blazing Soul]] as opposite concepts, and weapons to defeat Yliaster ([[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 113|episode 113]]).
 
** Both Jack and Yusei make reference to the states of [[Clear Mind]] and [[Blazing Soul]] as opposite concepts, and weapons to defeat Yliaster ([[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 113|episode 113]]).
** "[[Shooting Star Dragon|Shooting Star]]" was made out of the evolution of [[Synchro Summon]]s ([[Accel Synchro]]) while [[Red Nova Dragon|Red Nova]] is another Synchro Summon with more power (2 Tuners instead of one). This also represents Yusei and Jack's idea of becoming better duelists and gaining more power respectively.
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** "Shooting Star" was made out of the evolution of [[Synchro Summon]]s ([[Accel Synchro]]) while "Red Nova" is another Synchro Summon with more power (2 Tuners instead of one). This also represents Yusei and Jack's idea of becoming better duelists and gaining more power respectively.
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** The way this card is released in the same pack as "Shooting Star Dragon" and not being a cover card mimics the way "Stardust Dragon" and "Red Dragon Archfiend" were released in [[The Duelist Genesis]].
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** Also, "Red Nova Dragon" and "Shooting Star Dragon" are facing opposite directions in the same way "Stardust Dragon" and "Red Dragon Archfiend" are looking in opposite directions., although their poses mirror one another.
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** Along with "Shooting Star Dragon", the TCG version of this card was released before the pack it comes from as a tin promo; the tin featuring "Red Nova Dragon" was released four days before the TCG preview of [[Starstrike Blast]].
  
* The way this card is released in the same pack as "[[Shooting Star Dragon]]" and not being a cover card mimics the way "[[Stardust Dragon]]" and "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]" were released in [[The Duelist Genesis]].
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* This card shares [[ATK]] with another one of "Red Dragon Archfiend's" advanced forms: "[[Red Dragon Archfiend/Assault Mode]]".
** Also, "[[Red Nova Dragon]]" and "[[Shooting Star Dragon]]" are facing opposite directions in the same way "[[Stardust Dragon]]" and "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]" are looking in opposite directions. Yet, their poses mirror one another.
 
 
 
* Oddly, both this monster and [[Shooting Star Dragon]]'s attacks involve ramming their target, furthering their rivalry.
 
 
 
* This card shares [[ATK]] with another one of "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]'s" advanced forms: "[[Red Dragon Archfiend/Assault Mode]]"
 
 
** Also, this card shares [[DEF]] with "[[Majestic Red Dragon]]".
 
** Also, this card shares [[DEF]] with "[[Majestic Red Dragon]]".
  
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** 2000 / 2 = 1000 ; 1000 + 2000 = 3000
 
** 2000 / 2 = 1000 ; 1000 + 2000 = 3000
  
* Along with "Shooting Star Dragon", the TCG version of this card is released before the pack it comes from as a tin promo. The tin featuring "Red Nova Dragon" was released four days before the TCG preview of [[Starstrike Blast]].
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* This card is similar to [[Seto Kaiba]]'s "[[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]" as they are both Level 12 [[Extra Deck]] Monsters and their owners are both rivals to the protagonists; their [[Fusion Material Monster]]s are also commonly used by the owner.
 
 
* This card is similar to [[Seto Kaiba]]'s "[[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]" as they are both Level 12 [[Extra Deck]] Monsters and their owners are both rivals to the protagonists.
 
 
** Also, they both require 3 Material Monsters to be Special Summoned.  
 
** Also, they both require 3 Material Monsters to be Special Summoned.  
** Also, when only the required Tuner Monsters to summon Red Nova Dragon are in the Graveyard, its attack power is 4500, the same as "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon. However if you still have the tuner used to summon [[Red Dragon Archfiend]] is still in your graveyard  this card's ATK is 5000 equal to [[Dragon Master Knight]]
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** Also, when only the required Tuner Monsters to summon Red Nova Dragon are in the Graveyard, its attack power is 4500, the same as "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon".
** And it uses "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]" (the 5D's equivalent to "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]", also used by Kaiba) as one of its Material Monsters.  
 
  
 
* This card is also similar to [[Kite Tenjo|Kite]]'s "[[Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]":
 
* This card is also similar to [[Kite Tenjo|Kite]]'s "[[Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]":
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** Both of the monsters have effects to gain [[ATK]] in intervals of 500.
 
** Both of the monsters have effects to gain [[ATK]] in intervals of 500.
  
* Unlike "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]", "[[Red Dragon Archfiend/Assault Mode]]" and "[[Majestic Red Dragon]]"; "[[Red Nova Dragon]]" doesn't have the effect that involves destroying monsters.
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* Unlike "Red Dragon Archfiend", "Red Dragon Archfiend/Assault Mode" and "Majestic Red Dragon"; "Red Nova Dragon" doesn't have the effect that involves destroying monsters. Instead, it has an effect that doesn't get itself destroyed by effects, and does share a similar effect to "Majestic Red Dragon" when gaining ATK.
** Instead, it has an effect that doesn't get itself destroyed by effects and does share a similar effect to "Majestic Red Dragon" when gaining ATK.
 
  
* Also, this is the only upgraded version that doesn't revive "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]" from the [[Graveyard]].
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* Also, this is the only upgraded version that doesn't revive "Red Dragon Archfiend" from the [[Graveyard]].
 
** However, this card does have an anime exclusive support card with the effect to revive "Red Dragon Archfiend" from the [[Graveyard]], "[[Scar-Red Cocoon]]"
 
** However, this card does have an anime exclusive support card with the effect to revive "Red Dragon Archfiend" from the [[Graveyard]], "[[Scar-Red Cocoon]]"
  

Revision as of 19:52, 13 November 2014

  • This card is the second Synchro Monster that requires "Red Dragon Archfiend" as a Synchro Material, the first one was "Majestic Red Dragon".
    • This card and "Majestic Red Dragon" both have effects that prevent them from being destroyed by card effects, although this card only protects it from the opponent's card effects while "Majestic Red Dragon" protects from all.
  • This card is an avatar form of the final and strongest Earthbound Immortal, Red Nova, after Jack managed to subjugate its power and seal it inside a card via the state of Blazing Soul.
    • This makes it the first and only card related to both the Signer Dragons and the Earthbound Immortals. It is, after all, an advanced form of "Red Dragon Archfiend", the strongest Signer Dragon (ATK-wise) after absorbing Red Nova, the strongest Earthbound Immortal, as stated above.
  • This card's first effect mirrors "Shooting Star Dragon", as it involves more ATK points based on Tuners in the Graveyard (the past) while "Shooting Star Dragon"'s effect involves multiple attacks based on Tuners in the Deck (the future).
    • Interestingly, "Shooting Star Dragon" was given to Yusei Fudo by a futuristic god, "Red Nova Dragon" is claimed by Jack Atlas after sealing an ancient devil.
    • Both Jack and Yusei make reference to the states of Clear Mind and Blazing Soul as opposite concepts, and weapons to defeat Yliaster (episode 113).
    • "Shooting Star" was made out of the evolution of Synchro Summons (Accel Synchro) while "Red Nova" is another Synchro Summon with more power (2 Tuners instead of one). This also represents Yusei and Jack's idea of becoming better duelists and gaining more power respectively.
    • The way this card is released in the same pack as "Shooting Star Dragon" and not being a cover card mimics the way "Stardust Dragon" and "Red Dragon Archfiend" were released in The Duelist Genesis.
    • Also, "Red Nova Dragon" and "Shooting Star Dragon" are facing opposite directions in the same way "Stardust Dragon" and "Red Dragon Archfiend" are looking in opposite directions., although their poses mirror one another.
    • Along with "Shooting Star Dragon", the TCG version of this card was released before the pack it comes from as a tin promo; the tin featuring "Red Nova Dragon" was released four days before the TCG preview of Starstrike Blast.
  • This card's ATK and DEF are those of "Red Dragon Archfiend" divided by 2 then added to 2000:
    • 3000 / 2 = 1500 ; 1500 + 2000 = 3500
    • 2000 / 2 = 1000 ; 1000 + 2000 = 3000
  • This card is similar to Seto Kaiba's "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" as they are both Level 12 Extra Deck Monsters and their owners are both rivals to the protagonists; their Fusion Material Monsters are also commonly used by the owner.
    • Also, they both require 3 Material Monsters to be Special Summoned.
    • Also, when only the required Tuner Monsters to summon Red Nova Dragon are in the Graveyard, its attack power is 4500, the same as "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon".
  • Unlike "Red Dragon Archfiend", "Red Dragon Archfiend/Assault Mode" and "Majestic Red Dragon"; "Red Nova Dragon" doesn't have the effect that involves destroying monsters. Instead, it has an effect that doesn't get itself destroyed by effects, and does share a similar effect to "Majestic Red Dragon" when gaining ATK.
  • Also, this is the only upgraded version that doesn't revive "Red Dragon Archfiend" from the Graveyard.
    • However, this card does have an anime exclusive support card with the effect to revive "Red Dragon Archfiend" from the Graveyard, "Scar-Red Cocoon"
  • This card appears in the artwork for "Red Carpet".
  • In the way that this card was claimed, across episodes 112-113, shares a similarity with the song "The Devil went Down to Georgia" wherein a boy named Johnny has a showdown with the devil playing violins. After besting the Devil, Johnny gets a fiddle made of gold. Similarly, Jack plays against the Devil and wins, thus getting his ultimate card.
  • When this monster attacks, it will fold its wings, do a spin, then shoot at the opponent while encased in fire.