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*'''Virus Cards 「ウイルスカード」:''' "[[Crush Card Virus]]" and "[[Virus Cannon]]" were not [[Spell Cards|Spell]] or [[Trap Cards]], they were actually in a class of their own. These cards were presented as [[Normal Spell Cards]] in the Japanese anime, but were made into [[Normal Trap Cards]] in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]] & [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]], and in the dubbed anime. | *'''Virus Cards 「ウイルスカード」:''' "[[Crush Card Virus]]" and "[[Virus Cannon]]" were not [[Spell Cards|Spell]] or [[Trap Cards]], they were actually in a class of their own. These cards were presented as [[Normal Spell Cards]] in the Japanese anime, but were made into [[Normal Trap Cards]] in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]] & [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]], and in the dubbed anime. | ||
**A '''Virus Field Card 「ウイルスフィールド」''', "[[Alpha-Wave Emission]]", has appeared in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! R]]. | **A '''Virus Field Card 「ウイルスフィールド」''', "[[Alpha-Wave Emission]]", has appeared in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! R]]. | ||
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- Virus Cards 「ウイルスカード」: "Crush Card Virus" and "Virus Cannon" were not Spell or Trap Cards, they were actually in a class of their own. These cards were presented as Normal Spell Cards in the Japanese anime, but were made into Normal Trap Cards in the OCG & TCG, and in the dubbed anime.
- A Virus Field Card 「ウイルスフィールド」, "Alpha-Wave Emission", has appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! R.
The Series
Virus cards are cards that involve tributing a DARK Monster with varying attack points to cause some sort of disruption in your opponents hand and deck for three turns after its activation. Virus cards always have a Kanji in their artwork in both the OCG & TCG. An interesting fact is that the two words coming before Virus always have the first letter the same and the letter ascends with each new release (the exception being "Planet Pollutant Virus", as it was created for Aliens.) Seto Kaiba uses some of the Virus cards in the anime and manga.
Play Style
These cards are probably best put in a Zombie Deck for their ability to disrupt your opponents monster flow while you get out your more powerful Zombies, or almost any deck that utilizes a large amount of Dark Monsters with a lot of monsters with different attack points. Another good place to put these cards are in a Cyberdarks deck since the Cyberdarks are DARK Attribute meaning they can be tributed, they can change their attacks by changing their equip monster so they can fill the requirements of any of the Viruses, and lastly if you are using One of the Cyberdarks' effects to equip a monster the equipped monster will be destroyed.
