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* This card (with its original anime artwork) appears in the original anime artwork of "[[Montage Dragon]]". | * This card (with its original anime artwork) appears in the original anime artwork of "[[Montage Dragon]]". | ||
| − | * This is the | + | * This monster's name is a portmanteau of the words "[[venom]]", "phenomenon", and "[[wikipedia:Nāga|nāga]]". |
| + | ** This monster is based on the nāga, a serpent deity or a member of a race of snake-people in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. | ||
| + | ** This card's effect of [[Special Summon]]ing itself from the [[Graveyard]] references how the nāga belongs to Hindu and Buddhist traditions, which prominently features the concept of reincarnation. | ||
| − | * This | + | * This is the first [[Duel winner]] card to feature an effect involving [[counter]]s. |
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Latest revision as of 20:29, 27 September 2023
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Attack Pheromones", "Rise of the Snake Deity", and "Snake Deity's Command".
- This card (with its original anime artwork) appears in the original anime artwork of "Montage Dragon".
- This monster's name is a portmanteau of the words "venom", "phenomenon", and "nāga".
- This monster is based on the nāga, a serpent deity or a member of a race of snake-people in Hindu and Buddhist mythology.
- This card's effect of Special Summoning itself from the Graveyard references how the nāga belongs to Hindu and Buddhist traditions, which prominently features the concept of reincarnation.
- This is the first Duel winner card to feature an effect involving counters.
