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| − | * [[wikipedia:Saṃsāra|Saṃsāra]] refers to the cycle of | + | * [[wikipedia:Saṃsāra|Saṃsāra]] refers to the cycle of reincarnation or rebirth in religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. |
** This is fitting, as this card's effect allows monsters Tributed for Ritual Summons to be "reincarnated" in their owners' Decks. | ** This is fitting, as this card's effect allows monsters Tributed for Ritual Summons to be "reincarnated" in their owners' Decks. | ||
* The same symbols from the artwork of "[[Dark Magical Circle]]" appear in this card's artwork. | * The same symbols from the artwork of "[[Dark Magical Circle]]" appear in this card's artwork. | ||
