Changes: Card Trivia:Petit Angel

Revision as of 02:15, 3 April 2018

Although this monster has a halo over its head, the halo is removed in the international card artworks that feature it to avoid religious connotations.
- In the first printing of Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon however, this card was printed with a halo on its artwork, a possible misprint. Later printings corrected this by removing it.

The errata makes mention that this card is difficult to land a hit on as it moves very quickly. This was referenced in Téa Gardner's duel with Mai Valentine when she summons this card and it dodges Harpie Lady's attack before it eventually destroys it.

In the international version of the most video games, the halo is removed from this card's artwork.

In the international version of Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses, this monster is shown with a crown in place of the halo.

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-* "[[Petit Angel]]" is featured on the artwork of the following cards:
+* This monster is featured on the artwork of the following cards:
-** "[[Next to be Lost]]"
+** [[Beckoning Light]]
-** "[[Ray of Hope]]"
+** [[Next to be Lost]]
-** "[[Beckoning Light]]"
+** [[Perfect Counter Code 123]]
+** [[Ray of Hope]]
+** [[Sprite's Blessing]]
+* This card has two counterparts, "[[Shining Friendship]]" and "[[Cyber Petit Angel]]".
-* And the Anime only card:
-** "[[Perfect Counter Code 123]]"
+* Although this monster has a halo over its head, the halo is removed in the international card artworks that feature it to avoid religious connotations.
-* This card's counterpart is "[[Shining Friendship]]".
+** In the first printing of [[Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon]] however, this card was printed with a halo on its artwork, a possible misprint. Later printings corrected this by removing it.
+* The errata makes mention that this card is difficult to land a hit on as it moves very quickly. This was referenced in [[Téa Gardner]]'s duel with [[Mai Valentine]] when she summons this card and it dodges [[Harpie Lady]]'s attack before it eventually destroys it.
+* In the international version of the most video games, the halo is removed from this card's artwork.
+* In the international version of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses]]'', this monster is shown with a crown in place of the halo.