Card Trivia:Prinzessin
- This card is based on Cinderella, the main character of the titular fairy tale.
- This card's TCG name is based on the German word for "princess", reflecting the German nationality of the Brothers Grimm, who adapted the fairy tale.
- This card's effect Special Summoning "Pumpkin Carriage" and equipping itself with "Glass Slippers" reference the story of Cinderella, who is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters. When a royal ball is held at the prince's castle, Cinderella's fairy godmother transforms her rags into a beautiful gown, gives her glass slippers on her feet, and transforms a pumpkin and six mice into a carriage drawn by six white horses.
- Fittingly, in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, when this monster is Summoned, it is depicted wearing rags. A witch riding a broomstick (likely the fairy godmother) then uses her magic wand to transform this monster's rags into its gown before equipping it with "Glass Slippers" and Summoning "Pumpkin Carriage".
- This card's OCG/TCG effect equipping this card with "Glass Slippers" while "Golden Castle of Stromberg" is on the field references the prince's castle where the royal ball is held. Also, this effect is based on this card's appearance in Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 197: "Sinister Secrets, Part 2" when Leon von Schroeder Special Summoned this card via the effect of "Golden Castle of Stromberg" and used its effect to equip it with "Glass Slippers".
- This card's effect equipping "Glass Slippers" to an opponent's monster after inflicting battle damage with a direct attack references how Cinderella, after dancing with the prince, rushes out of the castle at the stroke of midnight when the fairy godmother's spell is broken. While running out of the castle, one of her glass slippers is left behind.
