CROSS ART COLLECTION
Set Information
Official tagline
"In the intersection of two trajectories, a brand-new scenery unfolds. The CROSS ART/connected worlds, take it within your grasp——"
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Connected artwork · 2 cards
The Nameless Dragon Aslumber
Etymology and trivia
The Nameless Dragon Aslumber depicts on a scene from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters episode titled Timaeus the Nameless Dragon—in which the two Yugis come into contact with Timaeus sealed inside a prison of crystal. They are able to release it from its slumber by pulling out the Sword of Kings embedded into its right eye.
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Wako-gozen Riletta
/In the Noble Presence of Japanese Crimson - Riletta
Waso-gozen Linker
/In the Noble Presence of Japanese Azure - Linker
Wako-gozen Riletta
Wako-gozen literally means the presence of Japanese-style crimson in Japanese—with gozen specifically meaning "the presence of a noble lord or emperor."
Wa is a Japanese word used to refer to things that are traditional, natural, or have a Japanese flavor (usu. food, architecture, fashion, etc.).
Riletta could possibly be a reference to the Italian word for "rereading."
Waso-gozen Linker
Waso-gozen means the presence of Japanese-style azure.
Dimension Channel
Etymology and trivia
Dimension Channel's artwork depicts a location on the tablet's screen resembling the Duel Worlds in DUEL LINKS during their transitional phase when the players moves from one Duel World to another.
The icons on the screen are also the same ones used for Gifts and Duelists in DUEL LINKS.
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Connected artwork · 2 cards
Crosstream Verdias
/Ascended Cloudsea Dragon - Verdias
Crosstream Melutine
/Ascended Cloudsea Dragon - Melutine
Crosstream Verdias
Lostream (Rosutorīmu) is a portmanteau of lost and stream.
Crosstream (Kurosutorīmu) is further a portmanteau of cross and Lostream—though it is still contains the same katakana as Lostream in Japanese.
Verdias seems to be a twist on verdant (meaning "green").
Crosstream Melutine
Melutine is a twist on Melusine—a water spirit from European foklore, depicted as a serpent or fish from the waist down and sometimes with wings.
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Lostream Nemora
/Cloudsea Dragon Nemora
Lostream Nepia
/Cloudsea Dragon Nepia
Lostream Nemora
Nemora is a twist on anemone (referring to a sea anemone), while also being named after Captain Nemo—a character appearing in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas, a novel by French novelist Jules Verne.
The name Nemo has also come to be associated with Pixar's animated movie Finding Nemo—a reference further established by the presence of the clownfish-based Nepia in the artwork.
Lostream Nepia
Nepia is based on the clownfish—known for their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, on which they rely for shelter and protection from predators.
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The Flame Dragon Haunting the Temple
The Black Witch Taking On the Temple
The Flame Dragon Haunting the Temple
The Flame Dragon Haunting the Temple is based on the OCG's Snake-Eyes Flamberge Dragon.
The Black Witch Taking On the Temple
The Black Witch Taking On the Temple is based on the OCG's Diabellstar the Black Witch.
The artwork is based on a scene from Yu-Gi-Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICLES in which Diabellstar fights against Flamberge Dragon.
Connected artwork · 2 cards
Connected artwork · 2 cards
Connected artwork · 2 cards
Mikha the Angel Sign
Luhfa the Devil Sign
Mikha the Angel Sign
Angel Sign and Devil Sign likely refer to the hand signs that can be formed within the various permutations of these two cards' different artworks.
Mikha comes from the name of Archangel Michael (romanized as Mikhael in Ancient Greek).
Luhfa the Devil Sign
Luhfa is a twist on Lucifer.
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