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* Ground unit monsters cannot move through the Sea.<ref name="d 180">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|180|ref}}</ref> | * Ground unit monsters cannot move through the Sea.<ref name="d 180">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|180|ref}}</ref> | ||
* Flying monsters can move across the Sea.<ref name="d 180" /> | * Flying monsters can move across the Sea.<ref name="d 180" /> | ||
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[[Warrior]], [[Knight (Type)|Knight]], [[Magic-User]], and [[Beast]]-[[Type]] are examples of monsters that are typically ground units.<ref name="d 94" /><ref group="note">In the English manga, Warrior, Beast-Warrior and Spellcaster are used as examples instead.</ref> | [[Warrior]], [[Knight (Type)|Knight]], [[Magic-User]], and [[Beast]]-[[Type]] are examples of monsters that are typically ground units.<ref name="d 94" /><ref group="note">In the English manga, Warrior, Beast-Warrior and Spellcaster are used as examples instead.</ref> |