Difference between revisions of "Counter"
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カウンター | ||
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Kauntā | ||
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Counter | ||
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A Counter (Japanese: カウンター Kauntā; Chinese: 計數物 Jìshǔwù "Counting object") is a generic marker that can be put on cards. It is generally used on Monster Cards to note how many times a limited effect has been used, etc. Some cards use only a specific type of Counter (most commonly Spell Counters), but many use non-specific Counters.
There is no official way to represent a Counter. However, some of the most common ways include small objects like glass beads, paper clips, pennies/coins, and the numbers on a die.
Gallery
A non-specific "Counter" as it appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
A non-specific "Counter" as it appears in Tag Force 6
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A non-specific "Counter" as it appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Arena
Cards that use non-specific/various counters
 | Wikipedia has a page about Counter (collectible card games). |
