Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Satellite Cannon"
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| − | * In the anime, the original reason that " | + | * In the anime, the original reason that "Satellite Cannon" couldn't be destroyed was because it's summoned up in space, too high for any '''weak''' monster to reach. Kaiba's "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]" on the other hand, being incredibly strong (and [[Level]] 8), was able to fly up and destroy it. |
** This was mirrored in real life by preventing this card from being destroyed by any monster that's level 7 or lower (those that are too "weak"). | ** This was mirrored in real life by preventing this card from being destroyed by any monster that's level 7 or lower (those that are too "weak"). | ||
| − | * Satellite Cannon bears a resemblance to the satellite that [[Sartorius]] tried to gain access to during his final duel with [[ | + | * "Satellite Cannon" bears a resemblance to the satellite that [[Sartorius]] tried to gain access to during his final duel with [[Jaden]] in season two of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]. |
| − | * Satellite Cannon's design and name may be a reference to After War Gundam X in which the Satellite Cannon is a weapon used by the Gundam's with the signature "X" (4 solar panels that form an X like shape) design. | + | * "Satellite Cannon's" design and name may be a reference to After War Gundam X in which the "Satellite Cannon" is a weapon used by the Gundam's with the signature "X" (4 solar panels that form an X like shape) design. |
* This has an anime only support card known as "[[Charge]]". | * This has an anime only support card known as "[[Charge]]". | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 12 July 2010
- In the anime, the original reason that "Satellite Cannon" couldn't be destroyed was because it's summoned up in space, too high for any weak monster to reach. Kaiba's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" on the other hand, being incredibly strong (and Level 8), was able to fly up and destroy it.
- This was mirrored in real life by preventing this card from being destroyed by any monster that's level 7 or lower (those that are too "weak").
- "Satellite Cannon" bears a resemblance to the satellite that Sartorius tried to gain access to during his final duel with Jaden in season two of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.
- "Satellite Cannon's" design and name may be a reference to After War Gundam X in which the "Satellite Cannon" is a weapon used by the Gundam's with the signature "X" (4 solar panels that form an X like shape) design.
- This has an anime only support card known as "Charge".
