For example, " Evolzar Laggia " can be considered a " Solemn Judgment " on legs because it can activate its effect as soon as it's summoned. Hate - Specific card s that can be used to effectively counter entire Decks or strategies e.
Pile - A stack of card, usually Graveyard. Pitch - Discarding a card or sending a card from the hand to the GY. Play - An action involving playing a card or cards, often a combo, e. Rage - Force Attacks in effect. Record - A player's current standing in a tournament.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! Recycle - The act of adding cards from the Graveyard to the hand or deck. Reload - The act of recovering cards to use them as fodder. Removal - Any means of removing a card usually monsters from the field. Destruction effects are by far the most common means of removal. Banish, bounce, spin, "Kaiju" effects, use of opposing monsters as Material, taking control of opposing monsters etc.
Reset - The act of having a card returned to its initial state when it is placed on the field. Rip - Forcing your opponent to discard a card e. Rogue - A deck that sees little to no play in a competitive environment. The term is an abbreviation for the Spell " Reinforcement of the Army ", which is arguably the first meta-relevant card to have such an effect. Rule-sharking - The abuse of Yu-Gi-Oh! This form of unfair conduct is often used on less experienced players. Punishable in tournament.
Sacrifice - Tributes , Materials or Costs and the act of using them. Sack - Getting a lucky draw or having the perfect counter to an optimal play. Scale - Short for Pendulum Scale. Scaling : Refers to the act of weighing Booster Packs with an electronic scale to determine which pack has a rare card. Scoop - Surrender ; this is so-called because tournament players that admit defeat typically gather hence "scoop" up their cards quickly to prepare for the next Duel or Match.
Self-protection - the effect of a card that can protect itself from leaving the field at least once. Shadowstrike - Direct Attacker in effect. Sideboard : Refers to the Side Deck. Spawn - The act of summoning the same monster, usually Token or low-Level Monster with another card from time to time. Spell Speed - A system that dictates whether or not cards can be activated in response to one another. Spell Speed 4 - An unofficial term that describes a card with the " Your opponent cannot activate cards or effects in response to this effect's activation " in the text.
Spin - The act of placing a card on the field on top of the deck. Stack - The act of arranging cards to ensure a player draws a good card while the other doesn't. Stall - The act of prolonging the game without a card effect, which will be met with penalties at tournaments.
Starter - A card that serves as a player's play opener and sets the rest of their Deck in motion. Steal - The act of taking your opponent's monster, or their card's property, for your own. Tessa South African. How to say yu-gi-oh! Numerology Chaldean Numerology The numerical value of yu-gi-oh!
Translations for yu-gi-oh! Arabic yu-gi-oh! Czech Yu-Gi-Oh! Danish yu-gi-oh! Greek yu-gi-ho! Esperanto Yu gi oh Spanish Yu-gi-oh! Hindi yu-gi-oh! Korean Yu-Gi-Oh! Norwegian yu-gi-oh! Portuguese Yu-Gi-Oh! Telugu Yu-Gi-Oh! Select another language:. Show about kid who is possessed by a spirit his other self and kills people who piss him off. Bad guy : that cards not even in your deck asshole. A anime originally made in Japan then in America where adults play children's card games.
The main character the a boy named yugi moto who is in high school and had never hit puberty but suddenly reaches and looses between duels. Only three boosters had been released for this version before the license of the card game was sold to Konami later.
The game was popular, although it used a simplified and modified version of the gaming rule used in the manga, and is less faithful to the manga compared with Konami's versions of the game. The second version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters. These cards are not to be mixed up with those of Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG released later by the same company. The two versions are different in terms of design, with the looks of the former closer to those in the manga, to an extent that their effect texts are all directly quoted from the manga.
Only 10 cards were released for this version, and Konami didn't have any gaming rules for these cards, as they were intended for collection purpose only. They cannot be used in the later-released Yu-Gi-Oh! The third version, Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG , was first released on February 4, , by Konami. Succeeding the popular Carddas version, Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG was an instant hit. And on March 1, , the English version of the game was brought to the U.
Among the four, Dungeon Dice Monsters and Capsule Monsters have been released as real collectible games, but neither proved popular, and currently no more new figures or cards are released.
But so far, only three of the seven boosters in Japanese version have been released, with the last one released in June Mattel also released the Yu-Gi-Oh! All Yu-Gi-Oh! The English version video games generally use the 4Kids English anime names, as opposed to the Viz English manga names, which are nearly the same as the Japanese names.
Each game generally includes a few promotional cards for use with the Yu-Gi-Oh! As well, "International" versions generally have multiple languages on all versions, and all versions of a given "International" title can play against each other via game link. Wiki Explore.
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