Card Trivia:United Resistance
- The man standing on the corner appears in the artwork of "Huge Revolution".
- This monster has a Rush Duel Gi-ant Revolution counterpart: "United Ants".
- This card is part of the storyline depicting the specific stages leading up to the revolution ("Oppressed People" > "People Running About" > United Resistance > "Huge Revolution"). Each of the aforementioned cards' Levels increase, likely denoting the different stages leading up to the revolution.
- This card, "Oppressed People", and "People Running About have a symbolic shift in ATK and DEF, symbolizing the people's shift from a defensive outlook towards an offensive outlook in the stages prior to the revolution.
- "Oppressed People" has 400 ATK/2000 DEF, "People Running About" has 600 ATK/DEF, and this card has 1000 ATK and 400 DEF. "Oppressed People" is the defensive lead of the three cards with its highest original DEF while this card represents the role of the aggressor with its highest original ATK and "People Running About", symbolizing a state of confusion, has equal original ATK and DEF of 600.
- Also, the state of aggression is represented in the rising in the Levels of each card, starting with the Level 1 "Oppressed People" and ending with Level 3 "United Resistance". This depicts a peculiar pattern in the shift from "tolerance" to "revolution".
- This card, "Oppressed People", and "People Running About have a symbolic shift in ATK and DEF, symbolizing the people's shift from a defensive outlook towards an offensive outlook in the stages prior to the revolution.
- ("Conscription" > "Spell-Stopping Statute" > "Imperial Iron Wall" > "Royal Decree" > "Imperial Order" > "Imperial Custom" > "The Emperor's Holiday" > "Royal Command" > "Royal Writ of Taxation" > "Royal Oppression" > "Oppressed People" > "People Running About" > United Resistance > "Huge Revolution" > "Rock Bombardment" > "Royal Surrender" > "The Huge Revolution is Over" > "Liberty at Last!")
- This card is part of the storyline of a kingdom ruled by a cruel emperor and their subject's revolution, resulting in the emperor being deposed and the subjects being freed.
- This card's Korean name contains "레지스탕스" Rejiseutangseu, which is a transcription of the Japanese "レジスタンス" Rejisutansu rather than the English "Resistance".
