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− | An '''Equip Card''', known as an '''Equipment Card''' ({{Ruby|装備|そうび}} ''Sōbi'') in the ''[[OCG]]'', is a card that is [[equip]]ped to a [[face-up]] [[Monster Card|monster]] on the [[Playing Field|field]] | + | An '''Equip Card''', known as an '''Equipment Card''' ({{Ruby|装備|そうび}} ''Sōbi'') in the ''[[OCG]]'', is a card that is [[equip]]ped to a [[face-up]] [[Monster Card|monster]] on the [[Playing Field|field]]. |
− | Equip Cards constantly target the monster they are equipped to | + | Equip Cards constantly [[target]] the monster they are equipped to; even while [[negate]]d, Equip Cards remain equipped and continue to target the monster. If the equipped monster is no longer face-up on the field, or is no longer a valid target, the Equip Card is immediately destroyed. |
− | + | Equip Cards can be equipped to monsters [[control]]led by either player, and [[Changes control|changing control]] of a monster does not cause control of an Equip Card to change. While the equipped monster can be the opponent's, the Equip Card's [[control]]ler is the one referred to "you" in the Equip Card's [[card text]], not the controller of the equipped monster. | |
− | Equip | + | [[Equip Spell Card]]s are the most common type of Equip Card; they are both [[Spell Card]]s (for purposes such as "[[De-Spell]]") and Equip Cards (for purposes such as "[[Gearfried the Swordmaster]]"). |
− | Equip Cards | + | ==Treating cards as Equip Cards== |
+ | Cards other than Equip Spell Cards may be [[treated as Equip Card]]s through [[card effect]]s, like with "[[Sword Hunter]]" or [[Union Monster]]s' effects. | ||
− | + | If a [[Monster Card]] is equipped to another monster, it is treated as an [[Equip Spell Card]] and is no longer considered a Monster Card. For example, a "[[Dark Magician]]" equipped to "[[Sword Hunter]]" as an Equip Card can be destroyed by "[[Heavy Storm]]" but not by "[[Tribute to the Doomed]]". A monster treated as an Equip Card cannot have its [[Moves Equip Cards|equip target changed]] by [[card effect]]s, except [[Union Monster]]s equipped by their own effects. | |
+ | If a [[Trap Card]] is equipped to a monster, it is treated as both an Equip Card and a [[Trap Card]]; unlike Monster Cards, equipped Trap Cards are not treated as Equip Spell Cards. For example, an equipped "[[Blast with Chain]]" can be [[destroy]]ed by "[[Remove Trap]]" (since it is a Trap Card) and by "[[Gearfried the Iron Knight]]" (since it is an Equip Card), but not by "[[De-Spell]]" (since it is not a Spell Card). This type of Trap may be thought of as an "Equip Trap Card", but this is not an official term. | ||
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+ | However, equipped cards are still on the field, so effects or conditions that rely on a card "being sent from the field to the Graveyard", such as "[[Felgrand Dragon]]", still apply. Despite this, unless stated otherwise, Monster Cards cannot activate or apply their effects while treated as Equip Cards, as they are not monsters. | ||
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+ | ==See also== | ||
For a list of Equip Spell Cards, see [[List of Equip Spell Cards]]. | For a list of Equip Spell Cards, see [[List of Equip Spell Cards]]. | ||
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An Equip Card, known as an Equipment Card (
Equip Cards constantly target the monster they are equipped to; even while negated, Equip Cards remain equipped and continue to target the monster. If the equipped monster is no longer face-up on the field, or is no longer a valid target, the Equip Card is immediately destroyed.
Equip Cards can be equipped to monsters controlled by either player, and changing control of a monster does not cause control of an Equip Card to change. While the equipped monster can be the opponent's, the Equip Card's controller is the one referred to "you" in the Equip Card's card text, not the controller of the equipped monster.
Equip Spell Cards are the most common type of Equip Card; they are both Spell Cards (for purposes such as "De-Spell") and Equip Cards (for purposes such as "Gearfried the Swordmaster").
Treating cards as Equip Cards
Cards other than Equip Spell Cards may be treated as Equip Cards through card effects, like with "Sword Hunter" or Union Monsters' effects.
If a Monster Card is equipped to another monster, it is treated as an Equip Spell Card and is no longer considered a Monster Card. For example, a "Dark Magician" equipped to "Sword Hunter" as an Equip Card can be destroyed by "Heavy Storm" but not by "Tribute to the Doomed". A monster treated as an Equip Card cannot have its equip target changed by card effects, except Union Monsters equipped by their own effects.
If a Trap Card is equipped to a monster, it is treated as both an Equip Card and a Trap Card; unlike Monster Cards, equipped Trap Cards are not treated as Equip Spell Cards. For example, an equipped "Blast with Chain" can be destroyed by "Remove Trap" (since it is a Trap Card) and by "Gearfried the Iron Knight" (since it is an Equip Card), but not by "De-Spell" (since it is not a Spell Card). This type of Trap may be thought of as an "Equip Trap Card", but this is not an official term.
However, equipped cards are still on the field, so effects or conditions that rely on a card "being sent from the field to the Graveyard", such as "Felgrand Dragon", still apply. Despite this, unless stated otherwise, Monster Cards cannot activate or apply their effects while treated as Equip Cards, as they are not monsters.
See also
For a list of Equip Spell Cards, see List of Equip Spell Cards.
For a list of non-Equip Spell Cards, see the list of cards treated as Equip Cards.