Card Trivia:Infinite Dismissal
- This card's Japanese name, "Messiah's Antlion Pit" (メサイアの蟻地獄 Mesaia no Arijigoku), is based on an antlion, a species of predatory insect larvae whose later stages resemble a dragonfly.
- This card's Japanese name features the colloquial name for the antlion larva (蟻地獄 Arijigoku), which translates to "ant hell", based on how the antlion larva creates conical pits used to trap weaker insect prey, including ants.
- Arijigoku is also used to describe a situation where someone has fallen into inevitable doom and must languish while awaiting disaster, which reflects this card's effect to destroy Level 3 or lower monsters at the end of the turn that they are Summoned.
- This card's Japanese name features the colloquial name for the antlion larva (蟻地獄 Arijigoku), which translates to "ant hell", based on how the antlion larva creates conical pits used to trap weaker insect prey, including ants.
- This card has a retrained Monster Card counterpart: "Infinite Antlion".
