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Damage Step
Japanese	ダメージステップ
Japanese (romanized)	Damēji Suteppu
English language	Damage Step
Other names French: Damage Step German language: Damage Step Italian: Damage Footstep Portuguese: Etapa de Dano (formerly Damage Footstep) Castilian: Damage Step Korean: 데미지 스텝 Demiji Seutep Traditional Chinese: 傷害步驟 Shānghài Bùzhòu / Soeng1 hoi6 Bou6 zaau6 Simplified Chinese: 伤害步骤 Shānghài Bùzhòu

Lodge of a turn.

The Damage Step (Japanese: ダメージステップ Damēji Suteppu) is a step during the Battle Phase during which boxing is performed. If an attack is occurring, information technology is entered immediately later the Battle Step.

The Damage Step restricts many cards and effects from beingness activated. (For more details, meet § Cards and furnishings that tin can be activated, below.)

Contents

• 1 Breakdown of the Damage Step
  • i.ane Start of the Damage Step
  • ane.ii Before impairment calculation
  • 1.3 Perform impairment calculation
  • 1.4 Later on damage calculation
    • 1.four.i Monsters that were destroyed by battle
  • i.5 End of the Damage Pace
• 2 Cards and effects that can be activated
• 3 Notes
• 4 External links
• v References

Breakdown of the Damage Step

At that place are five distinct timings within the Impairment Stride.

1. Beginning of the Damage Step (Japanese: ダメージステップ 開 ( かい ) 始 ( し ) 時 ( じ ) Damēji Suteppu Kaishiji)
2. Earlier damage calculation (Japanese: ダメージ 計 ( けい ) 算 ( さん ) 前 ( まえ ) Damēji Keisanmae)
3. Damage calculation (Japanese: ダメージ 計 ( けい ) 算 ( さん ) 時 ( じ ) Damēji Keisanji)
4. Subsequently impairment calculation (Japanese: ダメージ 計 ( けい ) 算 ( さん ) 後 ( ご ) Damēji Keisango)
5. End of the Damage Step (Japanese: ダメージステップ 終 ( しゅう ) 了 ( りょう ) 時 ( じ ) Damēji Suteppu Shūryōji)

Start of the Damage Step

The plough histrion declares they are entering the Damage Step.^[1]

• Effects that apply "during the Damage Footstep (simply)", such as "Steamroid" or "Double or Nothing!", begin applying immediately.

• A face-downward monster existence attacked is NOT flipped at this time.^[one]
  • If that monster is destroyed by a card consequence, since it was never flipped face-upwardly, its effects that activate when flipped face-up (such as Flip effects) practice not activate.^[two]

• Cards and effects that activate "at the start of the Damage Step", such as "Neo-Spacian Grand Mole" or "Follow Wing", can exist activated.^[i]
  • For cards without Trouble-Solving Card Text (PSCT), the text "without (applying) damage adding" indicates that the effect activates either here, or before harm adding.
  • Some effects indicate the start of the Impairment Step by specifying a contesting monster's position (face up-up or face-down), or by stating that a face up-downward monster is not flipped face-up notwithstanding, such equally "Nanobreaker" or "Ally of Justice Reverse Break".
    • Cards without PSCT that activate at this timing, only have no way to distinguish that they do non activate before damage calculation, are "Disciple of the Forbidden Spell"^{[3] [4]}, "Core Blaster"^[5], and "Blackwing - Jin the Rain Shadow".^{[6] [seven]}

• Fast effects that alter ATK/DEF can be activated.^{[8] [ix] [10]}

Before damage calculation

At this signal, if a face-downward monster is being attacked, flip it face-upwardly.^[1]

• If the attacked monster has an effect that activates when it is flipped face-up (such as a Flip effect), that effect does Non activate at this time.^{[8] [11]} It will activate after harm adding, even if the flipped monster leaves the Monster Zone before and so.^{[12] [13] [14]}
• Regardless of whether or not the attacked monster was initially face up-down, if the monster is Gear up at this betoken or subsequently in the Harm Step (up until damage calculation is completed), such every bit past "Gemini Counter", it volition immediately exist flipped face up-upward.^[15]

• If a monster is flipped confront-up and it has a Continuous Result, such as "Star Boy" or "Jinzo", generally that effect is immediately applied.^{[16] [17]}
  • Continuous Furnishings that prevent the flipped monster from being targeted for attacks, such every bit "Control Knight", or from being attacked, such every bit "Machina Sniper" or "Large-Tusked Mammoth", practice NOT stop the current attack from continuing.^{[18] [xix] [20]}

• If the flipped monster has a Continuous Upshot that destroys itself, such as "Behemothic Kozaky" or "Zombie Mammoth", the monster is not destroyed at this fourth dimension.^{[21] [22]}
  • The aforementioned thing applies if the flipped monster conflicts with a "You can merely command 1 ???" or "There tin only be 1 ??? on the field" upshot, or if "Rivalry of Warlords" or "Gozen Match" is active and the flipped monster has the wrong Type/Attribute.
  • In all these cases, the advisable activity is adamant and washed after impairment adding.^{[23] [24]}

• Cards and effects that activate "before damage calculation", such as "Drillroid" or "Performapal Barracuda", can exist activated.^[ane]
  • For cards without PSCT, the text "without (applying) damage calculation" indicates that the effect activates either here, or at the start of the Damage Step.
    • All cards that have effects that actuate before damage calculation have since been reprinted with PSCT, except "Disc Fighter".^{[25] [26]}

• Fast effects that modify ATK/DEF can be activated.^{[8] [nine] [10]}

• After both players have agreed that they have finished activating cards and effects in this office of the Impairment Footstep, impairment adding is entered.
  • If a monster was attacked and left the Monster Zone by a card event during this Damage Step (up to this indicate), impairment adding is non conducted,^{[ii] [17]} simply the remainder of the Damage Pace proceeds normally (allowing for advisable Trigger Effects to activate normally, such as Flip monsters, "Nightmare Penguin", "Amazoness Sage", etc.).^{[12] [13] [27]}

Perform damage calculation

Boxing damage is calculated and inflicted. If 2 monsters are involved in the boxing, it is adamant which monster(s) are destroyed by battle (if any).^{[i] [x]}

• Effects that utilise "during damage calculation (merely)", such as "Night Artist" or "Skyscraper", are applied immediately.
• Cards and effects that activate "during damage calculation", such as "Kuriboh" or "Forbidden Scripture", can be activated.^[1]

• If a monster is destroyed by battle, it is Non sent to the Graveyard however.^{[1] [10]}
• If an effect prevents a monster from existence destroyed past this battle past doing something else "instead" (such as "Vicious Claw" returning itself to the paw), it is decided whether to apply or non at this point.
  • The "instead" action volition be washed at the stop of the Impairment Step.^[28]

• In general, cards and effects that modify ATK/DEF cannot be activated at this point or for the rest of this Damage Stride.^{[8] [10] [29]}

Later on impairment calculation

• Monsters that were destroyed past battle are still non sent to the Graveyard yet.^{[one] [ten]}

• If a monster that was flipped face up-up during the Damage Pace has a Continuous Result that destroys itself (such equally "Behemothic Kozaky" or "Zombie Mammoth"), that effect volition apply immediately if still appropriate, unless the monster was destroyed by battle.^{[21] [22]}
  • If its name conflicts with a "You tin only control 1 […]," or "At that place tin only exist 1 […] on the field," consequence, the flipped monster volition immediately be destroyed, unless it was destroyed by boxing.^{[23] [30]}
  • If "Rivalry of Warlords"/"Gozen Friction match" is agile, and the flipped monster has the wrong Attribute/Type, it will be immediately sent to the Graveyard.^[24]

• Cards and furnishings that activate "after damage calculation", such as "Wall of Illusion" or "Madolche Flit", tin be activated.
• Effects that activate when a player takes battle damage, such equally "Don Zaloog" or "Damage Condenser", are activated at this fourth dimension.^[1].
• Effects that actuate when flipped face-up, such as Flip effects, are activated at this time.^{[1] [xi]}.

Monsters that were destroyed by boxing

The following rules apply to monsters that were be destroyed by boxing, but have not been sent to the Graveyard yet (or some other appropriate location):

• They are treated every bit "destroyed by battle" for Continuous/Continuous-like Effects that apply to those monsters, such as "Dark Ruler Ha Des",^[31] and for effects that activate later on damage calculation when a monster is destroyed by battle, such as "Performapal Fire Mufflerlion".
• Their Continuous Effects are no longer applied.^{[x] [32]}
• They cannot activate their optional Quick Effects, nor be used as a cost to activate an optional card or effect.^{[33] [34]}
  • This does not apply to mandatory effects, such equally "Doomcaliber Knight".^[35]
• They cannot be targeted past cards or furnishings, have their battle positions inverse, or accept their ATK/DEF inverse,^{[8] [10] [36] [37] [38]}
• They still tin have their effect(due south) negated.^[39]
• They cannot be returned to the hand by bill of fare furnishings,^{[40] [41] [42]} unless they are existence returned instead of beingness sent to the Graveyard, such every bit with "Terminal Infinitesimal Cancel".
• They can still be destroyed, sent to the Graveyard, or banished before being sent to the Graveyard as a upshot of battle.^{[43] [44]}
  • If a monster leaves the field before beingness destroyed by battle, cards and furnishings that actuate when that monster is destroyed by battle practise not activate.^{[24] [45]}

End of the Damage Step

Monsters that were destroyed past battle are now sent to the Graveyard (or another advisable location).^[1]

• If an effect prevented a monster from being destroyed past battle by doing something else "instead", and the action is determined to exist washed earlier, it is done at this time.^{[46] [47]}

• Cards and furnishings that actuate "at the stop of the Damage Step", such as "Amazoness Sage" or "Enlightenment", can be activated.
• Nearly effects that activate when a monster is destroyed by boxing, such as "Grenosaurus" or "Hero Point", are also activated at this fourth dimension.^{[1] [xi]}

• Once there are no effects left to activate or resolve, the Damage Step ends, and the Battle Stride is re-entered.^[1]
• Effects that land "until the cease of the Damage Step" or "during the Damage Step (only)" now elapse and stop applying.^{[1] [48]}

Cards and effects that can be activated

But following cards and effects tin can be activated during the Harm Step (unless the card states otherwise):

• Mandatory effects^[10]

• Counter Trap Cards^{[8] [10]}

• Monster and Trap furnishings that negate the activation of a card or result.^{[ix] [49] [l] [51] [52]}
  • Continuous Trap Cards with an optional effect that negates the activation of cards or furnishings, such as "Altergeist Protocol", tin exist activated, but the effect must also be activated in the same Chain Link.^[53]

• Fast effects that directly modify the ATK/DEF—increasing, decreasing, changing to a specific amount, etc.—of a monster(s) on the field (not necessarily the ones currently contesting),^[54] until before harm adding. More often than not, during damage calculation and afterwards, they can no longer be activated.^{[8] [ix] [ten] [55] [56] [57]}
  • This excludes cards that indirectly modify ATK/DEF, such as "Reverse Trap" or "Skill Drain";^{[58] [59]} cards that might not alter ATK/DEF at resolution, such every bit "Half or Nothing";^[threescore] cards that Special Summon a monster and exclusively modify the Summoned monster's ATK/DEF, such as "Powerful Rebirth" or "Reverse of Neos";^[61] and "Curse of Anubis", since its DEF-altering effect is applied separately from its issue that changes battle positions.^{[62] [Notes one]}
  • Continuous Trap Cards with an optional Quick-like Effect that alters ATK/DEF, such as "Attack of the Cornered Rat", tin can be activated, only the outcome must also exist activated in the same Concatenation Link.^{[63] [Notes 2]}
  • Trap Cards with a Continuous-similar Effect that alters ATK/DEF, such as "Fire Formation - Kaiyo", tin can be activated.^[64] This includes Normal Trap Cards that equip themselves and alter the equipped monster's ATK/DEF, such every bit "Horn of the Phantom Beast".^[65] This excludes Trap Cards whose Continuous-like Upshot modifies ATK/DEF at a time other than the Trap's resolution, such as "Swift Samurai Tempest!".^[66]
    • Even if the effect would not affect a monster at resolution, these Traps tin can withal be activated as long as the potential is there. For example, activating "Dark Contract with the Witch" during your own turn or while you command no Fiend monsters, "Unpossessed" when a monster other than a "Familiar-Possessed" monster is attacking, or "Chosen of Zefra" while there are fewer than 3 "Zefra" monsters face up-up in your Extra Deck.
    • If these Trap Cards have a Quick-like Effect, such as "Night Contract with the Witch", that effect cannot exist activated in the same Concatenation Link equally the Trap Card, unless information technology tin can also be activated during the Damage Step.^[67]
  • Unique exceptions are "Evil Nail",^{[68] [69]} "Scrap Sheen" (TCG merely),^{[70] [71]} "Zero Force",^{[72] [73]} and the Quick-like Issue of "Rocket Hand",^[74] which take rulings stating that they cannot be activated during the Damage Step.

• Trigger and Trigger-like Effects—if that effect activates in response to the card itself being moved to a different location,^{[10] [eleven] [75] [76] [77] [78]} being flipped face-upward (including Flip furnishings),^{[ane] [x] [eleven]} or having its battle position changed^[79]—unless the effect Fusion Summons.^[eighty]
  • In general, other optional Trigger and Trigger-like Furnishings that accept activation atmospheric condition that tin be met both during and outside the Damage Pace cannot exist activated. For cards that have PSCT, these ordinarily state "(except during the Impairment Footstep)" in their activation conditions. Otherwise, these effects are associated with activation atmospheric condition that involve actions regarding other cards, such as "When/If ... is destroyed", "When/If ... is added from ... to your hand", "When/If ... is Special Summoned", etc. of cards like "Revival Rose", "Ambulanceroid", and "Cyber Dinosaur".^[81] This includes Trigger Effects that activate in response to actions involving itself and/or other cards (but non just itself or other cards), such as "Madolche Chickolates".
    • Cards that lack PSCT with these activation conditions, but have rulings stating they tin can be activated during the Harm Footstep, include "Verdant Sanctuary".^{[82] [83]}
  • OCG/TCG ruling differences:
    • In the TCG, the effects of "Shark Stickers", "Statue of Anguish Blueprint" (Trigger-like Result), "Superheavy Samurai Kabuto", "U.A. Blockbacker", "Vampire Grace", and "Current of air-Up Shark" (all of which have PSCT) that can activate when another monster is Summoned do non country "(except during the Damage Step)", and then those furnishings tin can be activated during the Harm Step. In the OCG, none of their furnishings can be activated.^{[84] [85] [86] [87] [88] [89]}
    • In the TCG, the effect of "Attack the Moon!" (which has PSCT) does non state "(except during the Damage Step)", and so that upshot can be activated. In the OCG, it cannot.^[xc]

• Cards and furnishings that activate in response to an event that is inherent to the Damage Step (e.g. the five unique timings of the Damage Step, battle damage is inflicted, a monster is destroyed by battle, etc.).
  • Continuous Trap Cards with an optional result that specifies an issue in the Harm Stride, such every bit "Yang Zing Creation" or "Damage = Reptile", tin be activated, but the effect must also be activated in the same Concatenation Link.^[91] This does not utilise if the result is mandatory.^{[92] [93] [94] [95] [Notes 4]}

• Cards that cannot exist labeled every bit any of the in a higher place cards, only accept rulings stating that they and/or their consequence(south) are immune to be activated during the Impairment Step.
  • In both the TCG and OCG: "Desrook Archfiend"^{[96] [97]}
  • In the TCG only: "Muko",^[98] "Skull Meister",^[99] "Spell Reactor・RE",^[100] "Tethys, Goddess of Lite",^[101] "Trap Reactor・Y FI",^[102] and "T.1000. Bract Blaster"^[103]

A card or effect merely needs to meet one of the above requirements to be able to activate during the Impairment Step, fifty-fifty if information technology fails all the others.

Notes

1. ↑ This is supported by comparison with the texts of cards such every bit "Supay", which has two independent actions (doubling ATK and returning to the hand) dependent on one action (Special Summoning a monster) coalesced into a unmarried judgement format, which differs from the 2-sentence format of "Curse of Anubis". If "Curse of Anubis" was formatted in a unmarried sentence, it would look similar to the Ignition Effect of "Dragon Knight Draco-Equiste".
2. ↑ The ruling "You tin activate "Assail of the Cornered Rat" (and/or its issue) during damage calculation, or at any point in the Harm Pace prior to damage calculation." is partially wrong. With the release of Konami's "Damage Step Rules" article, in conjunction with page 33 in Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game - Official Rulebook Version nine.1 (which also refers to the "Impairment Step Rules" article), neither "Attack of the Cornered Rat" nor its upshot can be activated during damage calculation.
3. ↑ This statement is an extrapolation, every bit in that location is no source anywhere that explicitly confirms this; there is simply a consistent design of rulings for such Continuous Trap Cards stating that the cards themselves cannot be activated during the Damage Footstep.

External links

• The Organization - That Wacky Damage Stride!
• The System - Demystifying Rulings, Part 9: The Damage Step

• Official OCG websites:
  • OCG (English)
  • OCG (Japanese)

• Official TCG websites:
  • yugioh-card.com/en Harm Pace Rules
  • yugioh-card.com/uk Damage Step Rules

References

1. ↑ ^{1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15} Konami. Damage Footstep Rules . http://www.yugioh-carte.com/great britain/gameplay/impairment.html . Retrieved 22 January 2016.
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41. ↑ Konami (2 February 2011). Storm of Ragnarok – Card Rulings (version i.0). Garmr of the Nordic Beasts. http://www.yugioh-card.com/united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland/gameplay/rulings/Rules_STOR.pdf.
42. ↑ Konami (9 September 2010). Gold Series 3 – Menu Rulings. Amazoness Swords Woman. http://world wide web.yugioh-card.com/uk/gameplay/rulings/101109_GoldSeries3_TF5_Rulings_-_x.pdf.
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46. ↑ Konami (11 August 2009). Ancient Prophecy – Card Rulings (version 1.0). Earthbound Immortal Cusillu. http://world wide web.yugioh-card.com/uk/gameplay/rulings/ANPR_rules.pdf.
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48. ↑ Konami (27 May 2009). Raging Battle – Card Rulings (version 1.two). Torapart. http://www.yugioh-carte.com/uk/gameplay/rulings/RGBT_rules.pdf.
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51. ↑ Konami (2 February 2011). Storm of Ragnarok – Card Rulings (version one.0). Legendary Half-dozen Samurai - Shi En. http://www.yugioh-menu.com/uk/gameplay/rulings/Rules_STOR.pdf.
52. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » オルターガイスト・プロトコル [Q&A » Altergeist Protocol]" (in Japanese). Konami. 08 July 2017. https://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.activeness?ope=4&cid=13287&request_locale=ja . Retrieved fifteen March 2018.
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54. ↑ Konami (30 April 2010). The Shining Darkness Sneak Peek – Card Rulings (version one.0). Blackwing - Battery. http://www.yugioh-card.com/britain/gameplay/rulings/TSHDRulebook_100430.pdf.
55. ↑ Konami (2 February 2011). Storm of Ragnarok – Carte Rulings (version 1.0). Forbidden Lance. http://www.yugioh-menu.com/britain/gameplay/rulings/Rules_STOR.pdf.
56. ↑ Konami (12 May 2011). Extreme Victory – Menu Rulings (version 1.ii). TGX1-HL. http://www.yugioh-card.com/u.k./gameplay/rulings/RulesEXVC_1_2.pdf.
57. ↑ Konami (5 February 2010). Absolute Powerforce Sneak Peek – Menu Rulings (version 1.0). Inverse Universe. http://www.yugioh-card.com/uk/gameplay/rulings/ABPF_rules.pdf.
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69. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » イービル・ブラスト [Q&A » Evil Blast]" (in Japanese). Konami. 20 July 2012. http://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.action?ope=iv&cid=7495&request_locale=ja . Retrieved fifteen February 2016.
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75. ↑ Konami (11 August 2009). Ancient Prophecy – Card Rulings (version i.0). Minefieldriller. http://www.yugioh-card.com/u.k./gameplay/rulings/ANPR_rules.pdf.
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77. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » ワタポン [Q&A » Watapon]" (in Japanese). Konami. 23 July 2015. http://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.activity?ope=iv&cid=6092&request_locale=ja . Retrieved 14 Feb 2016.
78. ↑ "Individual Card Rulings [A-C]". UDE. Cyber Ouroboros. Archived from the original on 17 February 2009. http://web.annal.org/web/20090217182013/http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/yugioh/en/gameplay/faqs/cardfaqs/default.aspx?kickoff=A&concluding=C . Retrieved xiv February 2016.
79. ↑ Konami (3 August 2010). Duelist Revolution Sneak Peek – Menu Rulings (version 1.0). Convulsion Giant. http://www.yugioh-carte.com/great britain/gameplay/rulings/DREVRulebook_100803.pdf.
80. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » パラサイト・フュージョナー [Q&A » Fusion Parasite]" (in Japanese). Konami. 8 October 2016. http://www.db.yugioh-bill of fare.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.action?ope=4&cid=12744&request_locale=ja . Retrieved 24 February 2017.
81. ↑ Konami (16 November 2010). Starstrike Blast – Card Rulings (version one.1). Scrap Searcher. http://www.yugioh-card.com/lat-am/gameplay/rulings/STBL_Rules_101116_v1-one.pdf.
82. ↑ Konami (27 February 2009). Crimson Crunch – Card Rulings (version 2.0). Verdant Sanctuary. http://www.yugioh-card.com/britain/gameplay/rulings/CRMS_sneak_ruling.pdf.
83. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » 大樹海 [Q&A » Verdant Sanctuary]" (in Japanese). Konami. four August 2016. http://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.action?ope=four&cid=8055&request_locale=ja . Retrieved five December 2016.
84. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » シャーク・サッカー [Q&A » Shark Stickers]" (in Japanese). Konami. iii Oct 2012. http://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.activeness?ope=4&cid=9727&request_locale=ja . Retrieved 22 January 2016.
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87. ↑ "Ｑ＆Ａ » Ｕ．Ａ．ストロングブロッカー [Q&A » U.A. Blockbacker]" (in Japanese). Konami. 19 September 2015. http://world wide web.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/faq_search.activity?ope=4&cid=11638&request_locale=ja . Retrieved xiii Feb 2016.
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5 due east Gameplay and terminology
Card layout	Colors Artwork Original Alternating Attribute Property Level (Negative†) / Rank / Link Rating Original Card Number Type Power Pendulum Scale Link Arrow Carte du jour text Pendulum Upshot Material Card effect ATK / DEF Original Passcode Limitation text Center of Anubis Hologram Menu backing QR code Abbreviated names Renames Modified artworks Errata Simplified Effect Text Problem-Solving Card Text Misprint
Rarities	Common Normal Rare / Curt Impress Rare Super Rare Ultra Rare Secret Rare Ultimate Rare Holographic Rare / Ghost Rare Parallel Rare Gold Rare other rarities... 1st Edition Unlimited Edition Limited Edition Duel Last Edition Case Topper Giant Bill of fare Official Proxy Cover card
Statuses	Legal Unlimited Semi-Limited Express Forbidden Illegal Format Avant-garde Traditional Status lists...
Card types	Monster Alignments† Divine Earth Fire Forest Thunder Water Wind Black Magic Demon Magic Illusion Magic White Magic Attributes DARK DIVINE World FIRE Laugh† Low-cal WATER Current of air Types Aqua Beast Beast-Warrior Charisma† Creator God Cyberse Dinosaur Divine-Brute Dragon Fairy Fiend Fish Insect Motorcar Plant Psychic Pyro Reptile Rock Body of water Serpent Spellcaster Thunder Warrior Winged Beast Wyrm Zombie Black Magic† Celestial Warrior † Cyborg† Dragon Magic† High Dragon† Milky way † Human† Illusion Magic† Immortal† Magical Knight† Omega Psychic † Sea Animal† White Magic† Yokai† Monster types Normal Issue Not-Outcome Ritual Fusion Synchro Dark† Accel† Delta Accel† Limit Over Accel† Xyz Pendulum Link Token Spell† Trap Field† Pseudo Monster subtypes Tuner Dark† Special Summon Armor† Plus† Minus† Plus Minus† Abilities Flip Toon Spirit Union Gemini Spell Normal Continuous Field Equip Quick-Play Ritual Link† Trap Normal Continuous Counter Field† Monster† Equip† Other† Equip Illusion Ritual Speed Spell Normal Quick-Play Ritual Trap Spell Normal Continuous Virus Normal Field Non-game Character Checklist FAQ Strategy Tip Related Classic Serial Card evolutions Support Anti-support ? ???† ∞†
Game mechanics	General Friction match Duel Draw Surrender LP Counter Impairment Battle Piercing Effect Card limits Deck Minimum Maximum Manus Three-card dominion Spell Speed Position Face-down Face-up Battle position Attack Position Defense Position Public cognition Areas Deck Main Actress Side Field In Play Manus Graveyard Banished Limbo† Attached Zones Deck Actress Deck Monster Main Monster Extra Monster Spell & Trap Field Pendulum Column Turns Count Player Phase Draw Normal draw Standby Principal 1 Battle Start Pace Battle Pace Damage Step Damage calculation Cease Stride Main 2 Cease Deportment Possessor Possess Control Expect Reveal Pick up a bill of fare Excavate Add together a card Draw a bill of fare Shuffle Cutting Random Summon Set Flip Modify battle position Send Discard Tribute Destroy By boxing Blackball Attach Detach Transfer Equip Unequip Leave the field Bounce Spin Return Linked Co-linked Extra Link Points to Attack Direct Target Replay Double† Battle Actuate Pay Declare Select Target Respond Chain Link Resolve Unaffected Negate
Card effects	Types Condition Archetype Classic-exclusion Level Name Rank Summoning Mutual Normal Special Fusion Strict Ritual Victory Cost Maintenance cost Monster Continuous like Ignition Like Quick Like Trigger Like Flip Pseudo Unclassified Control simply ane Field-Unique Match winner Summon monster Unconfirmed Mandatory Optional Lingering Once per turn Speeds Spell Speed i Fast issue Spell Speed 2 Spell Speed three Timing Game state Priority Fast effect timing Postal service-resolution window Summon negation window Summon response window Set on declaration window SEGOC Missing the timing
Summoning	Types Normal Tribute Set Normal Tribute Flip Special By own condition Fusion Ritual Synchro Xyz Pendulum Link Contact Fusion† Transformation† Double Tuning† Nighttime Synchro† Phantom Synchro† Accel Synchro† Delta† Limit Over† Xyz Evolution† Rank-Upwardly† Rank-Down† Cross Xyz† Dimension† Integration† Overscale Pendulum† Transcendent Pendulum† Reincarnation Link† Mechanics Summoning Rules Double Tributer Textile Fusion Substitute Synchro Substitute Xyz Link Normal Summon Monster Special Summon-only Nomi Ignoring its Summoning conditions
Other	Activation & Targeting Eligibility Activation requirement Difference between Costs and Furnishings Chains, Activation, and Resolution Chaining to your ain Cards Counter Traps and Chains Summons & Chains Engine Draw Reward Carte du jour Field Hand I Plow Kill Beginning Zero Lockdown Loop Controlled loop Infinite loop "Negate" vs. "Destroy" and Continuous Cards Negating Continuous Card Costs Fusion Fabric Monsters & Ritual Spell Tributes
† Does not exist or is not official in the OCG or TCG See also {{Card lists}} and {{Monsters and Monster Cards}}

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