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To '''unequip''' is to [[Special Summon]] a monster that is currently treated as an [[Equip Card]] from the [[Spell & Trap Card Zone]] to the [[Monster Card Zone]].
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| english              = Unequip
 
| french              = Déséquiper
 
| german              = Ausklinken
 
| italian              = Disequipaggiare
 
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| portuguese          = Desequipar
 
| spanish              = Desequipar
 
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To '''unequip''' is to [[Special Summon]] a [[Monster Card]] that is currently treated as an [[Equip Card]] from the [[Spell & Trap Card Zone]] to the [[Monster Card Zone]].
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Unequipped monsters are Special Summoned to the side of the [[Playing Field|field]] of the player whose effect caused the monster to be unequipped.
  
Unequipped monsters are Special Summoned to the side of the [[field]] of the player whose effect caused the monster to be unequipped.
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All [[Union Monster]]s and "[[Armory Arm]]" can unequip themselves from an equipped monster if they have not used their own effect to [[equip]] themselves to a monster in the same turn. "[[Formation Union]]" and "[[Combination Attack]]" can both unequip Union Monsters.
  
All [[Union Monster]]s and some other cards with similar effects can unequip themselves from an equipped monster if they have not used their own effect to [[equip]] themselves to a monster in the same turn. "[[Formation Union]]" and "[[Combination Attack]]" can both unequip Union Monsters.
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When a Union Monster or "Armory Arm" is treated as an Equip Card, it can unequip itself even if it was not equipped by its own effect, unless specifically stated otherwise (e.g. "[[Union Rider]]").
  
When a monster with an effect to unequip itself is equipped to a monster, it can unequip itself even if it was not equipped by its own effect, unless specifically stated otherwise (e.g. "[[Union Rider]]").
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==Example==
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