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{{Show card image|Blue-Eyes White Dragon|caption="[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]", with its password, 89631139, visible in the lower-left corner of the card.}} | {{Show card image|Blue-Eyes White Dragon|caption="[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]", with its password, 89631139, visible in the lower-left corner of the card.}} | ||
− | A '''password''' is the eight-digit number printed in the bottom-left corner on most ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' cards (certain cards, such as "[[Gate Guardian]]", [[#Cards printed without a password|do not have a password]], and some cards instead have [[limitation text]] in this spot). The password for a card is always the same in all languages and all prints of that card, including [[alternate artwork]] versions, except for | + | A '''password''' is the eight-digit number printed in the bottom-left corner on most ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' cards (certain cards, such as "[[Gate Guardian]]", [[#Cards printed without a password|do not have a password]], and some cards instead have [[limitation text]] in this spot). The password for a card is always the same in all languages and all prints of that card, including [[alternate artwork]] versions, except for twp ("[[Dark Magician]]" has an [[Dark Magician (Arkana)|Arkana version]], and "[[Polymerization]]" has an [[Polymerization (alternate password)|alternate artwork]] version, both with [[Alternate password|different passwords]] from their main versions). Because of this consistency, passwords can be useful for identifying cards. |
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