In Japanese, the archetype's name is a reading for some form of "X King", implying the large creatures are rulers of certain elements, while the concept art of "Dominus Impulse" labelling to its girl as "Spirit Princess" seems to indicate they serve them
Neither of the decks that use them are tier 1, but at least they're decent
Features artwork celebrating the world of Yugi Mutou, Duel Monsters, and the epic battles that defined a generation.
: If this card is sent to the Graveyard while it is set in the Magic & Trap Zone, you can activate this effect
It also fulfills Additional Mirror Level 7's condition to get two more copies
The most significant difference in the game itself between TCG and Master Duel is that they use different lists of limited and forbidden cards , so some cards that are crucial in Master Duel are not allowed in TCG - for example, Maxx "C"