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"White Aura Bihamut":

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• "Bihamut" is a portmanteau of the words "bi" and "Bahamut".
  • "Bi-" is the numeral prefix commonfly associated with the number "two", which reflects this monster's two heads.
    • "Bi" also shares a similar pronunciation with "bai", the Chinese word for the color "white", reflecting this monster's color scheme and associated "White" archetype.
  • "Bahamut" is a giant primordial fish in Arabian mythology who helps support the Earth and is suspended in water for its own stability.
    • In the English version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V manga, this card's name is "Biphamet", which is a portmanteau of the words "bi" and "Baphomet".

• The heads of this monster are based on Dunkleosteus, an extinct species of large predatory fish, reflecting the depiction of the Bahamut as a giant primordial fish.

• This is the first Synchro Monster to specifically list a Tuner Synchro Monster and then non-Tuner monsters.

• This card has the highest original ATK (3300) of all Fish monsters.
  • It also has the highest original ATK (3300) of all WATER monsters, tied with "Nekroz of Decisive Armor" and "Nekroz of Areadbhair".

• This card is tied with "Earthbound Immortal Chacu Challhua" for having the highest Level (10) of all Fish monsters.
  • This card is also tied with “Big Whale” for having the highest original DEF (3000) of all Fish monsters.

• This card's OCG/TCG effects are based on its manga counterpart's near-invincibility while its heads remain intact.
  • The "Divine Dragon Token" Summoned by this card's OCG/TCG effect has the highest printed ATK (3300) of all Token Monsters in the game.