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'''Rush Duel''' (ラッシュデュエル Rasshu Dyueru) is a beginner format that will be introduced in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' alongside the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' anime series.<ref name="info">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/rush-duel-information/ | title = <nowiki>The Organization | Rush Duel information</nowiki> | author = Ness | publisher = YGOrganization | date = December 21, 2019 | accessdate = December 22, 2019}}</ref>
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'''''Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel''''' (遊戯王ラッシュデュエル ''Yūgiō Rasshu Dyueru'') is a ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' card game. ''Rush Duel'' rules are designed to be simplified versions of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' to better appeal to younger audiences.
  
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==Rules==
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''Rush Duel'' was first released in Japan in April 2020, and appear in the anime and manga of both ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!]]''.<ref name="GO RUSH!! Reveal">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/cardgamesinspace/ | title = Yu-Gi-Oh! Go Rush!! Reveal | author = NeoArkadia | website = The Organization | date = December 18, 2021 | accessdate = December 21, 2021}}</ref>
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The complete rules for Rush Duels are not yet known, but there are two known primary changes from both [[Master Duel]]s and [[Speed Duel (format)|Speed Duel]]s.
 
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* Players can [[Normal Summon]] as many monsters as they want in a single turn. [[Level 5 Monster Cards|Level 5]] and higher monsters must still be [[Tribute Summon]]ed normally.
 
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* At the beginning of the turn (it has not yet been clarified if this is at the beginning of each player's turn, or the beginning of ''every'' turn) the player draws cards until their hand is holding five cards.
 
  
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==Legal cards==
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''Rush Duel'' was introduced internationally with the release of the video game ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! RUSH DUEL: Dawn of the Battle Royale!!]]''<ref name ="DigitalNext">{{cite web |title=Yu-Gi-Oh! Digital Next {{!}} See What’s Next for Digital Yu-Gi-Oh! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vABNLgjV8RA |website=YouTube |publisher=Official Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME |access-date=21 July 2021}}</ref>, as well as the September 2023 update for ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links]]''.<ref name="YGOrg 8-6-23">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/sevens-announced-duel-links/ | title = <nowiki>SEVENS Announced [DUEL LINKS]</nowiki> | author = NeoArkadia | website = The Organization | date = August 6, 2023 | accessdate = August 6, 2023}}</ref> However, the physical card game is currently exclusive to Japan and Korea.<ref name="TCGinfo">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/goodbyesneakpeeks/ | title = <nowiki>[TCG] Major Changes For TCG Products</nowiki> | author = Dan | website = The Organization | date = January 20, 2020 | accessdate = February 8, 2020}}</ref>
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Similar to the [[Speed Duel (format)|Speed Duel]] format, only cards produced for Rush Duel products will be legal in Rush Duels. It is unknown if Rush Duel cards will be legal for [[Master Duel]]s.
 
  
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Rush Duel cards use a new layout that is intended to be simple to understand and attractive to the eye. The art frames and effect text boxes are both significantly larger; the [[Level]] has been altered to a number over the Level star graphic and moved above the [[Type]] line alongside the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] values, and the cards have "RUSH DUEL" printed at their base.
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== Names ==
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{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
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! Language
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! Name
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! Romanization
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! First product release
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| Japanese
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| {{Ruby|遊|ゆう}}☆{{Ruby|戯|ぎ}}☆{{Ruby|王|おう}}ラッシュデュエル<br />YU-GI-OH! RUSH DUEL
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| ''Yū☆Gi☆Ō Rasshu Dyueru''
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| April 2, 2020
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| Korean
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| 유☆희☆왕 러시 듀얼<br />YU-GI-OH! RUSH DUEL
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| ''Yu☆Hui☆Wang Reosi Dyueol''
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| December 2, 2020
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|}
  
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===Sets===
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== Logos ==
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No sets for Rush Duels have been named, but Rush Duel products will run in a separate product line to Master Duel products.
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<gallery widths="200px">
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YuGiOhRUSHDUEL.png | Japanese logo
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RushDuel-Logo-KR.png | Korean logo
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</gallery>
  
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===In the anime===
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== Gameplay ==
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In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' anime, Rush Duels were created by main protagonist [[Yuga Odo]] as an alternative format that anyone can enjoy, in contrast to the "rigid and uncool" Duels run by adults.<ref name="summary">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/gottayeetoretueeeee/ | title = <nowiki>The Organization | The Next Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime</nowiki> | author=Satchmo | publisher = YGOrganization | date = December 21, 2019 | accessdate = December 22, 2019}}</ref>
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=== Overview ===
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[[File:RushDuelField.png|right|400px|A ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel'' field]]
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Being a derivative of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]]'', ''Rush Duel'' shares similarities with it, with some notable alterations and additions. Differences that ''Rush Duel'' was explicitely advertised as having include:
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* Players can [[Normal Summon]]/[[Set]] as many monsters as they want in a single turn.
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* Players start the Duel with four cards in their hand. During their [[Draw Phase]], the turn player draws cards until they have five cards in their hand. If the player has five or more cards in their hand, they draw one card.
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** The player who goes first draws one card on the first turn.
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** Players have no [[hand size limit]].
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** If a player would draw, but lacks enough cards (e.g. the player has four or less cards in their Deck, and no cards in their hand during the Draw Phase), that player loses the Duel.
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* ''Rush Duel'' has a Monster Card type currently exclusive to it: [[Maximum Monster]]s, which are composed of three specific monsters that can be [[Maximum Summon]]ed as a single monster.
  
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==Gallery==
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Other rule differences include:
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* The field resembles that of [[Speed Duel]]s. Each player has 3 [[Monster Zone]]s, 3 [[Spell & Trap Zone]]s, and a [[Field Zone]] on their field. There are no [[Pendulum Zone]]s or [[Extra Monster Zone]]s.
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* Some cards are specifically marked as [[Legend Card]]s. A Deck can contain a maximum of 1 Legend Card of each card type ([[Monster Card|Monster]], [[Spell Card|Spell]], and [[Trap Card|Trap]]).<ref name="legend">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/thatfeelwhennoblueeyesultimategirlfriend/ | title = <nowiki>[Rush Duels] Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Legend Cards</nowiki> | author = NeoArkadia | publisher = YGOrganization | date = March 6, 2020 | accessdate = March 6, 2020}}</ref><ref name="YGOrg 10-31-22">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/rush-duel-change-to-how-legends-work/ | title = <nowiki>[RUSH DUEL] Change To How Legends Work</nowiki> | author = NeoArkadia | website = The Organization | date = October 31, 2022 | accessdate = October 31, 2022}}</ref> A player's [[Side Deck]] can contain any number of Legend Cards.<ref name="galaxycup">{{cite web | url = https://www.konami.com/yugioh/rushduel/event/galaxy-cup/ | title = <nowiki>Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel Galaxy Cup</nowiki> | publisher = Konami | date = June 2022 | accessdate = January 30, 2023}}</ref>
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* [[Spell Card]]s include [[Normal Spell Card]]s, [[Field Spell Card]]s, and [[Equip Spell Card]]s. The only [[Trap Card]]s are [[Normal Trap Card]]s.
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** [[Quick-Play Spell Card]]s have been imported from the ''TCG''/''OCG'' (such as "[[Silver's Cry (Rush Duel)|Silver's Cry]]"), in which case they became Normal Spells.
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* [[Fusion Monster]]s appear; however their Japanese name is written with the English word "Fusion" (「フュージョン」 ''Fyūjon'') instead of the Japanese ''Yūgō'' (「{{Ruby|融|ゆう}}{{Ruby|合|ごう}}」). Additionally, the primary Fusion Summoning card is the Spell Card "[[Fusion (Rush Duel)|Fusion]]" instead of "[[Polymerization (Rush Duel)|Polymerization]]", which becomes a Legend Card.
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** Some Level 9 Fusion Monsters have new [[Type]]s not present in the ''TCG''/''OCG'', presented as "fusions" of the Types of their [[Fusion Material]]s. These Fusion Monsters can have [[Multi-Choice Effect]]s, allowing the player to choose between one of two bulleted effects (●) that have the same activation requirement.
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* [[Flip Summon]] does not exist, with imported ''TCG''/''OCG'' cards that mention them (such as "[[Trap Hole (Rush Duel)|Trap Hole]]") having the term removed from their card texts.
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* Every card can only have one effect, and monster effects on the field can be activated only once per turn while face-up on the field,<ref name="rushrules"/> similar to a card in the ''TCG/OCG'' stating "[[Once per turn]]". This also applies to [[Multi-Choice Effect]]s.
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** Effects that would apply outside the field, such as cards that [[Changes own name|change their own name]] while in the [[Graveyard]], are turned into [[Condition]]s.
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* Card effects list [[activation condition]]s and [[cost]]s on a separate line (indicated by "[REQUIREMENT]") from the rest of the effect for easier understanding.
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* A card's [REQUIREMENT] and [EFFECT] are treated as being resolved simultaneously. If either the [REQUIREMENT] or [EFFECT] of the last used card meets the activation requirement of a Trap Card, that Trap can be activated without [[missing the timing]].
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** Summoning conditions as well as Fusion Materials are listed above [REQUIREMENT] and [EFFECT].
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** There are three types of monster effects; basic Effects, [[Continuous Effect]]s, and [[Multi-Choice Effect]]s; in the latter two cases, the type of monster effect is labelled on the card. The basic Effects and Multi-Choice Effects function like [[Ignition Effect]]s in the ''TCG''/''OCG''.
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* [[Chain]]s do not occur. If two or more [[Trap Card]]s meet activation requirements at the same time, only one can be activated. The non-[[turn player]] chooses first whether or not to activate a Trap Card. If they do not, the turn player can then choose whether or not to activate a Trap Card.
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* Phases progress in the following order: [[Draw Phase]], [[Main Phase]], [[Battle Phase]], [[End Phase]]. (There is no [[Standby Phase]] or [[Main Phase 2]].)<ref name="rushrules">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/duelingaroundatthespeedofsound/ | title = <nowiki>[Rush Duel] Game Play Information and Yuga's Ace!</nowiki> | author = NeoArkadia | publisher = YGOrganization | date = February 16, 2020 | accessdate = February 16, 2020}}</ref>
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* [[Tribute|Tributing]] is exclusive to [[Tribute Summon]], with imported ''TCG''/''OCG'' cards that mention them (such as "[[Cannon Soldier (Rush Duel)|Cannon Soldier]]") having the term replaced with "sending from the field to the Graveyard" in their card texts.
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* [[Discard|Discarding]] does not exist, with imported ''TCG''/''OCG'' cards that mention them (such as "[[Tribute to The Doomed (Rush Duel)|Tribute to The Doomed]]") having the term replaced with "sending from the hand to the Graveyard" in their card texts.
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* ATK/DEF values of [[?]] and ending in 50 do not exist, as such, monsters imported from the ''TCG''/''OCG'' that have ? ATK/DEF (such as "[[Maju Garzett (Rush Duel)|Maju Garzett]]) get 0 in its place, while monsters with ATK/DEF ending in 50 receive retrains with rounded stats rather than being imported directly.
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* Halving does not exist, with e.g. "[[Time Wizard (Rush Duel)|Time Wizard]]" dealing damage to its controller equal to the full total ATK of the destroyed monsters ion calling the coin toss wrong, instead of half of that like it does in the ''TCG''/''OCG''. However, doubling still exists.
  
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[[File:SevensRoadMagician-JP-Anime-SV.png|thumb|right|A Rush Duel card layout]]
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Similarities to the ''OCG'' include:
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* Players can include 40-60 cards in the [[Main Deck]], 0-15 in the [[Extra Deck]], and 0-15 in the [[Side Deck]]. They can use up to 3 copies of each card, with the exception of Legend Cards and cards on the Forbidden/Limited List.
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* Players start with 8000 [[LP]].
  
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==References==
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=== Card layout ===
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{{Show card image|Sevens Road Magician|"[[Sevens Road Magician]]", a ''Rush Duel'' Monster Card}}
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{{Main|Card layout#Rush Duel}}
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''Rush Duel'' cards use a new layout intended to be simple to understand and visually appealing. Differences between ''Rush Duel'' card layout to the ''OCG''/''TCG'' include:
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* Art frames and effect text boxes are significantly larger.
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* The [[Level]] value is altered to display a number over the Level star graphic.
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* The Level value, alongside the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] values, are moved above the [[Type]] line, slightly covering the bottom part of the card artwork.
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** On the middle part of a [[Maximum Monster]], the [[MAXIMUM ATK]] value is printed above its ATK and DEF values.
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* On [[Spell Card|Spell]] and [[Trap Card]]s, the [[card type]] line is moved below the card artwork, where the Type line is located on a [[Monster Card]].
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* The cards have the phrase "''RUSH DUEL''" printed at their base.
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== Legal cards ==
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Similar to the ''TCG's'' [[Speed Duel]] format, only cards produced for ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel'' products are legal in ''Rush Duels''.<ref name="legalrushduelcards">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/iwonderwhosinchargeofjapancurrently/ | title = <nowiki>[Rush Duels] More Information on First Products</nowiki> | author = NeoArkadia | publisher = YGOrganization | date = February 6, 2020 | accessdate = February 6, 2020}}</ref>  Unlike Speed Duel cards, which can be used in the standard ''TCG'', ''Rush Duel'' cards are not legal for use in the standard ''OCG''.
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=== Sets ===
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As Rush Duels are treated as a different card game, ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel'' products run in a separate product line to ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game'' products. The first sets released for ''Rush Duel'' were ''[[Starter Deck Yuga - Cut Through! Sevens Road!!]]'' and ''[[Starter Deck Luke - Explosive Supremacy! Dragias!!]]'', which could also both be purchased in [[Starter Deck Set - Yuga vs. Luke|one set]].
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The following sets contain cards that can be used in Rush Duels:
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=== Cards ===
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{{card query|medium=Rush Duel|extra_column=Rush Duel status=Status|type=monster|limit=10}}
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{{card query|medium=Rush Duel|extra_column=Rush Duel status=Status|type=non-monster|limit=10}}
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== In the anime ==
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'', Rush Duels were created by main protagonist [[Yuga Ohdo]] as an alternative format that anyone can enjoy, in contrast to the "rigid" [[Goha Dueling Rules|Duels run by adults]].<ref name="summary">{{cite web | url = https://ygorganization.com/gottayeetoretueeeee/ | title = The Next Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime | author=Satchmo | publisher = YGOrganization | date = December 21, 2019 | accessdate = December 22, 2019}}</ref>
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!]]'', Rush Duel is a card game created by the [[Goha Company]] and originating from [[Earth (planet)|Earth]], whose existence spread into the depths of space and became a legend among the people of the [[Velgear Star Cluster]]. Main protagonist [[Yudias Velgear]] believes that this "Rush Duel" would be the way for his war-torn people to finally achieve peace. It is eventually revealed that the game was recreated by Yuga, having travelled in time after his Duel with [[Otes]], while [[The Creator (GO RUSH!! character)|The Creator]], Otes' [[Earthdamar]], was sent back even further and spread legends of Rush Dueling among the [[Velgearian]]s.<ref name="gr39">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!|39|ref}}</ref>
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== In the manga ==
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The one-shot manga ''[[Let's Do It! Rush Duel!!]]'' features a Rush Duel between [[Yuga Ohdo (manga)|Yuga Ohdo]] and [[Tatsuhisa Kamijo (manga)|Tatsuhisa Kamijo]].
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The serialized manga ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS Luke! Explosive Supremacy Legend!!]]'' features [[Tatsuhisa Kamijo (manga)|Tatsuhisa Kamijo]] (also known as Luke) as its protagonist, in contrast to the anime. In the manga, Luke Duels various opponents with Rush Duel, aiming to become the King of Duels.
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The serialized manga ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel LP]]'' features various Rush Duels. In a similar vein to ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! D Team ZEXAL]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures]]'', the manga series focused on presenting the game strictly as it was played in real life, often using newly released or upcoming cards.
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The serialized manga ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!! (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!]]'' uses the Rush Duel format. [[Yudias Velgear (manga)|Yudias Velgear]] believes that the non-violent nature of the Rush Duel card game would be the way for people to finally be able to end conflicts without bloodshed.
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== Gallery ==
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{{Show card image gallery
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| Galactica Oblivion                | A [[Normal Monster]]
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| Sevens Road Magician              | An [[Effect Monster]]
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| Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (L)      | The left part of a Maximum Monster
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| Yggdrago the Sky Emperor          | The center part of a [[Maximum Monster]]
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| Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (R)      | The right part of a Maximum Monster
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| Metarion Ashurastar                | A [[Fusion Monster]]
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| Wind Spirit's Protection          | A [[Normal Spell Card]]
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| Mountain (Rush Duel)              | A [[Field Spell Card]]
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| Road Arms - Sevens Lance          | An [[Equip Spell Card]]
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| Dragon Encounter                  | A [[Trap Card]]
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== References ==
 
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== External links ==
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* [https://www.konami.com/yugioh/rushduel/ konami.com/yugioh/rushduel/] Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel {{icon|ja}}
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* [https://www.konami.com/yugioh/rushduel/howto/ konami.com/yugioh/rushduel/howto/] Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel: How To Play {{icon|ja}}
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Revision as of 13:11, 10 March 2024

"Rush" redirects here. For the card named "Rush" in Japanese, see "Rush Recklessly".

Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel (遊戯王ラッシュデュエル Yūgiō Rasshu Dyueru) is a Yu-Gi-Oh! card game. Rush Duel rules are designed to be simplified versions of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game to better appeal to younger audiences.

Rush Duel was first released in Japan in April 2020, and appear in the anime and manga of both Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS and Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!.[1]

Rush Duel was introduced internationally with the release of the video game Yu-Gi-Oh! RUSH DUEL: Dawn of the Battle Royale!![2], as well as the September 2023 update for Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links.[3] However, the physical card game is currently exclusive to Japan and Korea.[4]

Names

Language Name Romanization First product release
Japanese 遊（ゆう）☆戯（ぎ）☆王（おう）ラッシュデュエル
YU-GI-OH! RUSH DUEL 		Yū☆Gi☆Ō Rasshu Dyueru April 2, 2020
Korean 유☆희☆왕 러시 듀얼
YU-GI-OH! RUSH DUEL 		Yu☆Hui☆Wang Reosi Dyueol December 2, 2020

Logos

  • Japanese logo

  • Korean logo

Gameplay

Overview

A Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel field

Being a derivative of the OCG, Rush Duel shares similarities with it, with some notable alterations and additions. Differences that Rush Duel was explicitely advertised as having include:

  • Players can Normal Summon/Set as many monsters as they want in a single turn.
  • Players start the Duel with four cards in their hand. During their Draw Phase, the turn player draws cards until they have five cards in their hand. If the player has five or more cards in their hand, they draw one card.
    • The player who goes first draws one card on the first turn.
    • Players have no hand size limit.
    • If a player would draw, but lacks enough cards (e.g. the player has four or less cards in their Deck, and no cards in their hand during the Draw Phase), that player loses the Duel.
  • Rush Duel has a Monster Card type currently exclusive to it: Maximum Monsters, which are composed of three specific monsters that can be Maximum Summoned as a single monster.

Other rule differences include:

  • The field resembles that of Speed Duels. Each player has 3 Monster Zones, 3 Spell & Trap Zones, and a Field Zone on their field. There are no Pendulum Zones or Extra Monster Zones.
  • Some cards are specifically marked as Legend Cards. A Deck can contain a maximum of 1 Legend Card of each card type (Monster, Spell, and Trap).[5][6] A player's Side Deck can contain any number of Legend Cards.[7]
  • Spell Cards include Normal Spell Cards, Field Spell Cards, and Equip Spell Cards. The only Trap Cards are Normal Trap Cards.
  • Fusion Monsters appear; however their Japanese name is written with the English word "Fusion" (「フュージョン」 Fyūjon) instead of the Japanese Yūgō (「融（ゆう）合（ごう）」). Additionally, the primary Fusion Summoning card is the Spell Card "Fusion" instead of "Polymerization", which becomes a Legend Card.
    • Some Level 9 Fusion Monsters have new Types not present in the TCG/OCG, presented as "fusions" of the Types of their Fusion Materials. These Fusion Monsters can have Multi-Choice Effects, allowing the player to choose between one of two bulleted effects (●) that have the same activation requirement.
  • Flip Summon does not exist, with imported TCG/OCG cards that mention them (such as "Trap Hole") having the term removed from their card texts.
  • Every card can only have one effect, and monster effects on the field can be activated only once per turn while face-up on the field,[8] similar to a card in the TCG/OCG stating "Once per turn". This also applies to Multi-Choice Effects.
  • Card effects list activation conditions and costs on a separate line (indicated by "[REQUIREMENT]") from the rest of the effect for easier understanding.
  • A card's [REQUIREMENT] and [EFFECT] are treated as being resolved simultaneously. If either the [REQUIREMENT] or [EFFECT] of the last used card meets the activation requirement of a Trap Card, that Trap can be activated without missing the timing.
    • Summoning conditions as well as Fusion Materials are listed above [REQUIREMENT] and [EFFECT].
    • There are three types of monster effects; basic Effects, Continuous Effects, and Multi-Choice Effects; in the latter two cases, the type of monster effect is labelled on the card. The basic Effects and Multi-Choice Effects function like Ignition Effects in the TCG/OCG.
  • Chains do not occur. If two or more Trap Cards meet activation requirements at the same time, only one can be activated. The non-turn player chooses first whether or not to activate a Trap Card. If they do not, the turn player can then choose whether or not to activate a Trap Card.
  • Phases progress in the following order: Draw Phase, Main Phase, Battle Phase, End Phase. (There is no Standby Phase or Main Phase 2.)[8]
  • Tributing is exclusive to Tribute Summon, with imported TCG/OCG cards that mention them (such as "Cannon Soldier") having the term replaced with "sending from the field to the Graveyard" in their card texts.
  • Discarding does not exist, with imported TCG/OCG cards that mention them (such as "Tribute to The Doomed") having the term replaced with "sending from the hand to the Graveyard" in their card texts.
  • ATK/DEF values of ? and ending in 50 do not exist, as such, monsters imported from the TCG/OCG that have ? ATK/DEF (such as "Maju Garzett) get 0 in its place, while monsters with ATK/DEF ending in 50 receive retrains with rounded stats rather than being imported directly.
  • Halving does not exist, with e.g. "Time Wizard" dealing damage to its controller equal to the full total ATK of the destroyed monsters ion calling the coin toss wrong, instead of half of that like it does in the TCG/OCG. However, doubling still exists.

Similarities to the OCG include:

  • Players can include 40-60 cards in the Main Deck, 0-15 in the Extra Deck, and 0-15 in the Side Deck. They can use up to 3 copies of each card, with the exception of Legend Cards and cards on the Forbidden/Limited List.
  • Players start with 8000 LP.

Card layout

Sevens Road Magician
"Sevens Road Magician", a Rush Duel Monster Card
Main article: Card layout § Rush Duel

Rush Duel cards use a new layout intended to be simple to understand and visually appealing. Differences between Rush Duel card layout to the OCG/TCG include:

  • Art frames and effect text boxes are significantly larger.
  • The Level value is altered to display a number over the Level star graphic.
  • The Level value, alongside the ATK and DEF values, are moved above the Type line, slightly covering the bottom part of the card artwork.
  • On Spell and Trap Cards, the card type line is moved below the card artwork, where the Type line is located on a Monster Card.
  • The cards have the phrase "RUSH DUEL" printed at their base.

Legal cards

Similar to the TCG's Speed Duel format, only cards produced for Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel products are legal in Rush Duels.[9] Unlike Speed Duel cards, which can be used in the standard TCG, Rush Duel cards are not legal for use in the standard OCG.

Sets

As Rush Duels are treated as a different card game, Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel products run in a separate product line to Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game products. The first sets released for Rush Duel were Starter Deck Yuga - Cut Through! Sevens Road!! and Starter Deck Luke - Explosive Supremacy! Dragias!!, which could also both be purchased in one set.

The following sets contain cards that can be used in Rush Duels:

 Set typeJapanese release dateKorean release date
Secret Record PackBooster pack27 July 2022
September 2021 Purchase CampaignPromotional card15 September 2021
Rush Duel Korea Championship 2023 Card Shop Qualifiers promotional cardsPromotional card30 September 2023
Event Pack 2022 Vol.1Booster pack16 April 2022
Strongest Battle Deck Promotion PackBooster pack23 November 2022
Stella Cup 2023 Qualifiers participation cardPromotional card20 May 2023
Express PackBooster pack20 October 2023
Event Pack 2021 EX Vol.1Booster pack11 October 2021
Event Pack 2023 Vol.1Booster pack25 February 2023
Rush Duel Weekly Tournament Season 4 participation cardPromotional card18 June 2022
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Cards

NameJapanese namePrimary typeAttributeTypeLevelATKDEFMAXIMUM ATKStatus
Abare Ushioni暴（あば）れ牛（うし）鬼（おに）Effect MonsterEARTHBeast-Warrior412001200Unlimited
Absolute Lord of D.ロード・オブ・ドラゴン－ドラゴンの絶（ぜっ）対（たい）者（しゃ）－Effect MonsterDARKSpellcaster412001100Unlimited
Abyss Soldierアビス・ソルジャーEffect MonsterWATERAqua418001300Unlimited
Abyssal Dragon Lord Abyss Poseidra深（しん）淵（えん）竜（りゅう）神（じん）アビス・ポセイドラEffect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent10250004000Unlimited
Abyssal Dragon Lord Abyss Poseidra [L]深（しん）淵（えん）竜（りゅう）神（じん）アビス・ポセイドラ［Ｌ（エル）］Effect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent1023000Unlimited
Abyssal Dragon Lord Abyss Poseidra [R]深（しん）淵（えん）竜（りゅう）神（じん）アビス・ポセイドラ［Ｒ（アール）］Effect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent1024000Unlimited
Abyssal Sea Dragon Abyss Kraken深（しん）淵（えん）海（かい）竜（りゅう）アビス・クラーケンEffect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent10250004000Unlimited
Abyssal Sea Dragon Abyss Kraken [L]深（しん）淵（えん）海（かい）竜（りゅう）アビス・クラーケン［Ｌ（エル）］Effect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent1023000Unlimited
Abyssal Sea Dragon Abyss Kraken [R]深（しん）淵（えん）海（かい）竜（りゅう）アビス・クラーケン［Ｒ（アール）］Effect Monster
Maximum Monster		DARKSea Serpent1023000Unlimited
Abysskite Angeアビスカイト・アンジュEffect MonsterLIGHTSea Serpent28000Unlimited
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NameJapanese nameCard typePropertyStatus
1-Up１（ワン）アップTrap CardNormal Trap CardUnlimited
300 Light-Year Red Cloak３００光（こう）年（ねん）アカイマントSpell CardNormal Spell CardUnlimited
7 Chance７（セブン）チャンスTrap CardNormal Trap CardUnlimited
7 Shift7（セブン）シフトSpell CardNormal Spell CardUnlimited
Absurd Void Hole不条理の虚孔（アブサード・チャージホール）Trap CardNormal Trap CardUnlimited
Abyss Flashアビス・フラッシュSpell CardNormal Spell CardUnlimited
Abyss Gashアビス・ガッシュTrap CardNormal Trap CardUnlimited
Abysskite Mappingアビスカイト・マッピングSpell CardNormal Spell CardUnlimited
Abysskite Partyアビスカイト・パーティSpell CardNormal Spell CardUnlimited
Abysskite Prevent Wallアビスカイト・プリベントウォールTrap CardNormal Trap CardUnlimited
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In the anime

In Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS, Rush Duels were created by main protagonist Yuga Ohdo as an alternative format that anyone can enjoy, in contrast to the "rigid" Duels run by adults.[10]

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!, Rush Duel is a card game created by the Goha Company and originating from Earth, whose existence spread into the depths of space and became a legend among the people of the Velgear Star Cluster. Main protagonist Yudias Velgear believes that this "Rush Duel" would be the way for his war-torn people to finally achieve peace. It is eventually revealed that the game was recreated by Yuga, having travelled in time after his Duel with Otes, while The Creator, Otes' Earthdamar, was sent back even further and spread legends of Rush Dueling among the Velgearians.[11]

In the manga

The one-shot manga Let's Do It! Rush Duel!! features a Rush Duel between Yuga Ohdo and Tatsuhisa Kamijo.

The serialized manga Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS Luke! Explosive Supremacy Legend!! features Tatsuhisa Kamijo (also known as Luke) as its protagonist, in contrast to the anime. In the manga, Luke Duels various opponents with Rush Duel, aiming to become the King of Duels.

The serialized manga Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel LP features various Rush Duels. In a similar vein to Yu-Gi-Oh! D Team ZEXAL and Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures, the manga series focused on presenting the game strictly as it was played in real life, often using newly released or upcoming cards.

The serialized manga Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!! uses the Rush Duel format. Yudias Velgear believes that the non-violent nature of the Rush Duel card game would be the way for people to finally be able to end conflicts without bloodshed.

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ NeoArkadia (December 18, 2021). "Yu-Gi-Oh! Go Rush!! Reveal". The Organization. Retrieved December 21, 2021.
  2. ↑ "Yu-Gi-Oh! Digital Next | See What's Next for Digital Yu-Gi-Oh!". YouTube. Official Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME. Retrieved 21 July 2021.
  3. ↑ NeoArkadia (August 6, 2023). "SEVENS Announced [DUEL LINKS]". The Organization. Retrieved August 6, 2023.
  4. ↑ Dan (January 20, 2020). "[TCG] Major Changes For TCG Products". The Organization. Retrieved February 8, 2020.
  5. ↑ NeoArkadia (March 6, 2020). "[Rush Duels] Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Legend Cards". YGOrganization. Retrieved March 6, 2020.
  6. ↑ NeoArkadia (October 31, 2022). "[RUSH DUEL] Change To How Legends Work". The Organization. Retrieved October 31, 2022.
  7. ↑ "Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel Galaxy Cup". Konami. June 2022. Retrieved January 30, 2023.
  8. ↑ a b NeoArkadia (February 16, 2020). "[Rush Duel] Game Play Information and Yuga's Ace!". YGOrganization. Retrieved February 16, 2020.
  9. ↑ NeoArkadia (February 6, 2020). "[Rush Duels] More Information on First Products". YGOrganization. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  10. ↑ Satchmo (December 21, 2019). "The Next Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime". YGOrganization. Retrieved December 22, 2019.
  11. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!! episode 03939: "That Guy from the Future"

External links

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