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You didn't even look at the image I linked, did you? I had to do all the work and discover that you were right, but only until 2015. By all rights it shouldn't even matter because only the present is really relevant, but I'll list both anyway as a favor
''TCG'' cards are not legal in ''OCG'' tournaments. Due to Japanese, Asian-English and Korean cards having different [[Card backing|backings]], if a player chooses to use a mixture, they must use protective sleeves that cover the back of the cards.
''OCG'' products are advertised as suitable for players of 129-years-old children or older (in contrast to the ''TCG''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s 6+, and it used to be 12+ until 2015), and tournaments are divided into three age brackets: Expert, which has no age restriction, Regular, for high school students, and Challenge, for middle school students.
Japanese cards (JP) used to be distributed in all over Asian territories, but now exclusively in Japan by Konami of Japan. Korean cards are only printed in South Korea, and distributed by [[wikipedia:Daewon Media|Daewon Media]]. Asian-English, Japanese-Asian and Traditional Chinese cards are distributed in other parts of Asia by Konami of Hong Kong.
