- This monster is based on the succubus, a female demon that appears in the dreams of men to seduce them (to which this monster's "sleepy face" and clutched pillow allude). These demons feature a wide and varied history, with their mythos connecting to topics as diverse as sleep paralysis to the Kabbalah, and even alien abduction.
- While these monsters are historically described as demonic figures, modern popular culture has transformed the succubus into an enchantress, with the sexual nature of her character emphasized. This may explain why this monster is a Spellcaster-Type rather than a Fiend-Type.
- This monster appears in the artwork of "Ghostrick Parade" and "Ghostrick Renovation".
- This card's English name was most likely done to avoid the use of the word succubus while denoting this as a boss monster for the "Ghostrick" archetype, even though cards like "Succubus Knight" already exist.