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| + | * "Guren" in this card's Japanese name can be translated as "Crimson" in English, making a reference to this card's element and artwork. | ||
| + | ** However, the "Guren" in its name is written in katakana, not hiragana or kanji, which it would be written in if it actually meant "crimson lotus". | ||
| + | *** With the introduction of ''[[Starter Pack Volume 1]]'', according to this card's Chinese name "紅蓮恐龍", it's now clearly known that "Guren" actually means "crimson lotus". | ||
| + | * This card was the first [[Dinosaur]]-[[Type]] [[Xyz Monster]] to be released. | ||
| + | * The pose of the monster in the artwork is very similar to that of "[[Tyranno Infinity]]". | ||
| + | * This monster actually has two heads, the second being on its chest. | ||
| + | ** This may be a reference to its effect, which can be seen as a "second attack", alluding to its subsequent [[Burn]] effect. | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 14 April 2023
- "Guren" in this card's Japanese name can be translated as "Crimson" in English, making a reference to this card's element and artwork.
- However, the "Guren" in its name is written in katakana, not hiragana or kanji, which it would be written in if it actually meant "crimson lotus".
- With the introduction of Starter Pack Volume 1, according to this card's Chinese name "紅蓮恐龍", it's now clearly known that "Guren" actually means "crimson lotus".
- However, the "Guren" in its name is written in katakana, not hiragana or kanji, which it would be written in if it actually meant "crimson lotus".
- This card was the first Dinosaur-Type Xyz Monster to be released.
- The pose of the monster in the artwork is very similar to that of "Tyranno Infinity".
- This monster actually has two heads, the second being on its chest.
- This may be a reference to its effect, which can be seen as a "second attack", alluding to its subsequent Burn effect.
