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| − | * The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "[[ | + | * The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "[[Fissure]]", "[[Giant Trap Hole]]", "[[Oh F!sh!]]", "[[Traptrix Trap Hole Nightmare]]", and "[[Treacherous Trap Hole]]". |
| − | * This card appears in the | + | * This card appears in the artworks of "[[Speed Spell - Gap Storm]]" and "[[Psychic Wave]]". |
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| − | * | + | * This is the first [[Trap Card]] to be released in the ''[[OCG]]''. |
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| − | + | * This is the first [[Legend Card|Legend]] Trap Card released in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel]]''. | |
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| + | * After this card's ''OCG'' release in February 1999, another card with the same Japanese name, "[[Chasm of Spikes (manga)|Chasm of Spikes]]", debuted in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' manga in {{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|120|ref}}. However, the card has a different effect, and was given a different Japanese name when it [[Chasm of Spikes|appeared in the anime]]; that card was ultimately released in the ''OCG'' in 2015 as "[[Trap Hole of Spikes]]", using the same Japanese name it did in the anime. | ||
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| + | * This card and "Fissure" were the first cards to ever debut in the ''OCG'' without appearing in another medium first. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:54, 13 December 2023
- The monster in this card's artwork also appears in the artworks of "Fissure", "Giant Trap Hole", "Oh F!sh!", "Traptrix Trap Hole Nightmare", and "Treacherous Trap Hole".
- This card appears in the artworks of "Speed Spell - Gap Storm" and "Psychic Wave".
- This is the first Legend Trap Card released in Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel.
- After this card's OCG release in February 1999, another card with the same Japanese name, "Chasm of Spikes", debuted in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 120 (Duelist Duel 61): "Heavy Metal Raiders". However, the card has a different effect, and was given a different Japanese name when it appeared in the anime; that card was ultimately released in the OCG in 2015 as "Trap Hole of Spikes", using the same Japanese name it did in the anime.
- This card and "Fissure" were the first cards to ever debut in the OCG without appearing in another medium first.
