Changes: Card Trivia:Number 46: Dragluon

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This card's number (46) can be read "shi-ro", which is a Japanese homonym for "white", referring to this monster's coloration.

This card's name is a portmanteau of the words "dragon", "gluon", and "long" (Chinese for "dragon").
- This card's name is based on the elementary particle gluon, similarly to how the "Galaxy-Eyes" monsters are based on a particle as well.

The tendrils growing out of this monster's head resemble the haircut of its owner, Jinlong.

This card's sealed form resembles a mix of the sealed forms of "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" and "Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon", with the top half resembling "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" and the bottom half resembling "Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon".

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 * This card's number (46) can be read "shi-ro", which is a Japanese homonym for "white", referring to this monster's coloration.
-* This card's name is a portmanteau of the words "dragon", "gluon", and "long" (Chinese for dragon).
+* This card's name is a portmanteau of the words "dragon", "gluon", and "long" (Chinese for "dragon").
-** This card's name is based on the elementary particle [[wikipedia:Gluon|Gluon]].
+** This card's name is based on the elementary particle [[wikipedia:Gluon|gluon]], similarly to how the "Galaxy-Eyes" monsters are based on a particle as well.
-***This card is the fifth Dragon monster based on an elementary particle - in followed by the first to latest, "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]", "[[Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]", "[[Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]", and "[[Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]".
-****This card is the only one without "Galaxy-Eyes" in its name.
 * This card resembles an [[wikipedia:Chinese dragon|Oriental dragon]].