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[[Red Nova Dragon]] isn't an [[Earthbound Immortal]] card because he doesn't have that "'''Earthbound Immortal'''" in his name, nor does he rely on a '''field spell card'''. He also canAlso, he's not a '''direct attacker'''t attack directly nor is a '''level 10 monster ''' and he can be selected as an attack target (player); plus he's a synchro monsterby an opponent. This monster is actually a [[Crimson Devil]]'s dragon form. You guys know the history. Any player can have more than 1 "'''Red Nova Dragon'''" on their field.
The "Earthbound Immortals" are known to to be nearly unbeatable, since their [[effect]]s [[negate]] any chance of a counter [[attack]] by a [[duelist]]. They ll direct attackers.
These effects are tied up in the use of any [[Field Spell Cards|Field Spell Card]] and will disappear once the [[field]] is taken out of play.
Aside from those, each 1 has a unique effect, most likely to counter or match the strategy the [[duelist]] each card's [[control]]ler faced.
In the real card game, if an "Earthbound Immortal" is the only monster on your opponent's side of the field, you cannot [[declare]] an attack at allunless it's a direct attacker, creating a huge advantage for the controller of the "Earthbound Immortal" and thus a one-sided battle.
In the anime, whenever an "Earthbound Immortal" is [[Summon]]ed, the bodies and souls of anyone trapped inside of a geoglyph are sacrificed for its summoning. The sacrificed individuals turn into energy of the same purple colour as a [[dark mark]], which is absorbed into a floating stone of characteristic shape.
* That person is dueling.
* That person is a [[Signer]] or aproximate approximate to a Signer.
* The "Earthbound Immortal" does not use human sacrifices, as in the following cases:
* [[Cusillu]] used the souls of the [[Duel Monsters]] spirits.
