Card Trivia:Firewall Dragon Darkfluid

"Firewall Dragon Darkfluid":

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• This is the cover card of Chaos Impact, as well as one of the cover cards of Mega Pack 04.

• This card is named after dark fluid, an alternative theory to both dark matter and dark energy that attempts to explain both phenomena in a single framework.

• This monster is an upgraded form of "Firewall Dragon".
  • This card is the only 3000 ATK upgraded signature card of an anime protagonist that was never Summoned using its base form as material.
  • This monster also has an upgraded form: "Firewall Dragon Singularity".

• This card has a signature move counterpart: "Firewall Dragon Darkfluid - Neo Tempest Terahertz".

• This card is the rival counterpart of "Borrelend Dragon".

• This monster's color scheme is based on 5 of the Ignis.
  • Ai: The purple bits of its armor and wings.
  • Aqua: The blue bits of its armor and wings.
  • Earth: The brown bits of its armor.
  • Flame: The red bits of its armor.
  • Windy: The green color scheme of its body and on its wings.

• This card is the first Legal Link-5 Link Monster to be released in the OCG/TCG.

• This card is similar to "Shooting Quasar Dragon".
  • Both are the final evolutions of the main protagonists' ace monsters ("Firewall Dragon" and "Stardust Dragon"): this card was used by Yusaku Fujiki in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, while "Shooting Quasar Dragon" was used by Yusei Fudo in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime.
  • In the anime, both cards were created by the bonds between major group of 6 characters: this card created by combining the power of all the Ignis (except Lightning), while "Shooting Quasar Dragon" was created from the bonds between the 6 Signers and their Signer Dragons.
  • Both cards have effects that allow them to attack multiple times per turn, as well as Quick Effect that can negate the effects of other cards: this card can only negate monster effects, while "Shooting Quasar Dragon" can negate any card effect.