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  • "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", along with "Dark Magician", and "Red-Eyes B. Dragon" have the most alternative artworks, with 5 different artworks, although in the TCG this card is the only one with all 5 released.
  • "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", along with "Dark Magician", are the 2 cards that has been printed in all rarities other than Ultimate Rare. (With common edition released at Structure Deck: Dragons Collide.)
  • "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", along with "Dark Magician", are the only 2 cards in the game to have an official Chinese version.
  • This card was originally intended to be the main monster of Yugi Muto, but it was a last second decision to change this monster to Seto Kaiba's primary monster.
  • The attack of this monster is named "Burst Stream of Destruction". A Spell support card of the same name has also been released in the game.
  • "The White Stone of Legend" and the dragon displayed in the card "Paladin of White Dragon" are both younger versions of "Blue-Eyes White Dragon".
    • "The White Stone of Legend" → "Paladin of White Dragon" → "Blue-Eyes White Dragon"
  • This monster was the first card to ever have an alternate art.
  • In some Yu-Gi-Oh! video games, this card has an ally, the "Mystical Elf", which can increase the ATK and DEF of this card by 500.
  • In the GBA games, there is an alternate card number for this card - 80906030.
  • Blue-Eyes' physical appearance may be a reference to the Dungeons & Dragons deity Bahamut, God of Metallic Dragons who is described as having silver-blue scales and blue eyes.
  • This card is based on the Chinese Legend "Pai Lung"
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