It is a fake card; ie, it is not an authentic Yu-Gi-Oh product, even if counterfeiters have printed it into a physical card.
Of course not. It's real.
It sounds fake. The card, in English, should be named "Majestic Star Dragon". Its Japanese name is Saviour Star Dragon, but won't be written in English, however many fakes use the Japanese names.
No. Magic is not real.
the real winged dragon of ra has a yellow back also a real obelisk has a blue back and the real slifer has a red back i know this because i have slifer the sky dragon plus i have seen obelisk the tormentor and the winged dragon of ra
Yes there is a F.G.D. Card it does exist, but it is mainly for collection. Hardly will you ever find use of it in a duel or it allowed in a tournament.The FGD can be summoned with any dragon as long as you have 5.There is really no specific "dragon gods" the five god dragon is the FGD card itself.
No, it is a badly-translated, counterfeit version of "Winged Dragon of Ra".
actually yeah,i have it.its the 1990s version of the winged dragon of raah.its very hard to find.listen to people that have dont listen to people that dont cause its real.
There is no such real card of that name.
It means that the person who created the cards on "forbidden Memeries" goofed up.
No, and it never will be. "Crimson Dragon" is not a real card.
Fake
No, there is no such authentic card with that name.
if your talking about the book dragon wings the answer is moonshadow
No it's not. If anyone does have it, they've mistaken it for another card probably.
Crimson Dragon is only a concept in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's storyline. Konami has yet to release it as an official card.
Currently, Crimson Dragon has not been released as a real card, in either the western TCG or the OCG.
Yes. The real card is Avatar of the Pot.