Zoodiac Drident
Beast-Warrior / Xyz / Effect
EARTH / 
44 Level 4 monsters
Once per turn, you can also Xyz Summon "Zoodiac Drident" by using 1 "Zoodiac" monster you control with a different name as material. (Transfer its materials to this card.) Gains ATK/DEF equal to the ATK/DEF of all "Zoodiac" monsters attached to it as material. Once per turn (Quick Effect): You can detach 1 material from this card, then target 1 face-up card on the field; destroy it.
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CARD ID: 48905153
STATUS TCG: Forbidden
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| TCG Set | Symbol | Rarity | Low | Avg | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 Mega-Tin Mega Pack | MP17-EN208 | Secret Rare | - | - | - | |
| Maximum Gold | MAGO-EN036 | Premium Gold Rare | - | - | - | |
| Raging Tempest | RATE-EN053 | Secret Rare | - | - | - |
This monster is based on the Chinese zodiac sign of the Dragon.
This monster's halberd is also wielded by Metaltron XII, the True Dracombatant.
This monster appears in the artwork of Zoodiac Gathering.
This monster's effect to destroy a face-up card on either player's turn parallels the Dragon's mystical abilities. In The Great Race, the Dragon was heavily favored to win the race due to the fact that it could fly, but when it crossed the finish line, the Jade Emperor who organized the race inquired why did it take the Dragon as long as it did to finish the race. It said it summoned rain to quell flames in a nearby village and as it was nearing the finish line, it noticed how the Rabbit was struggling on a log in the river. It blew a gust of wind to help the Rabbit get to the other end of the river, and the emperor pleased by these two acts of kindness gives the Dragon the fifth spot in the .
This monster's halberd is also wielded by Metaltron XII, the True Dracombatant.
This monster appears in the artwork of Zoodiac Gathering.
This monster's effect to destroy a face-up card on either player's turn parallels the Dragon's mystical abilities. In The Great Race, the Dragon was heavily favored to win the race due to the fact that it could fly, but when it crossed the finish line, the Jade Emperor who organized the race inquired why did it take the Dragon as long as it did to finish the race. It said it summoned rain to quell flames in a nearby village and as it was nearing the finish line, it noticed how the Rabbit was struggling on a log in the river. It blew a gust of wind to help the Rabbit get to the other end of the river, and the emperor pleased by these two acts of kindness gives the Dragon the fifth spot in the .