User:Dinoguy1000/abbreviations

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We use a bunch of 1, 2, and 3-character abbreviations for various things, some of which are official and some not so much; they've never been reviewed to try to minimize collisions AFAIK. Bold abbreviations are official, italic are semi-official, and plain are unofficial/specific to the wiki. If an abbreviation has multiple uses of the same type/in the same section, which are split in some way between official, semi-official, and unofficial, each "level" is listed separately. Abbreviations followed by ! indicate conflicts.

Regions[edit]

  • EN - English
  • E/EU - European English
  • A/AU/OC - Australian/Oceanic English
  • F/FR - French
  • C/FC - French-Canadian
  • G/DE - German
  • I/IT - Italian
  • P/PT - Portuguese
  • S/SP! - Spanish
  • JP - Japanese
  • JA - Japanese-Asian
  • K/KR - Korean
  • AE - Asian-English
  • TC! - Traditional Chinese
  • SC! - Simplified Chinese

Sets[edit]

OCG/TCG[edit]

Most 2-character set prefixes are from Series 2 sets; only one or two are from sets released afterwards. The wiki has an in-house set of often ad-hoc abbreviations used for Series 1 sets (which have no official standardized set prefixes, though some abbreviations/prefixes were published in the first two The Valuable Book volumes). Unless otherwise noted, all sets listed here are Japanese.

Notes[edit]

  1. a b c d e f g h i j Backconstructed from later official set prefixes.

Dungeon Dice Monsters[edit]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters cards had card numbers (other than the original Japanese Starter Box), all of which used two-character set prefixes; some of these conflicted with set prefixes used in the OCG later.

Editions[edit]

  • 1E - 1st Edition
  • UE - Unlimited Edition
  • LE - Limited Edition

Rarities[edit]

Some rarities have well-known and widely-used but unofficial abbreviations; the advent of the official card database introduced official abbreviations for a number of rarities, some of which differ from the previously-used, unofficial abbreviations.

  • C - Common
  • SP! - Short Print
  • SSP - Super Short Print (Tewart has stated this rarity doesn't exist)
  • NR - Normal Rare
  • R - Rare
  • SR - Super Rare
  • UR - Ultra Rare
  • ScR/SE - Secret Rare
  • UtR/UL - Ultimate Rare
  • GR!/GH - Ghost Rare
  • HR - Holographic Rare
  • PL - Platinum Rare
  • STAR - Starlight Rare
  • PSE - Prismatic Secret Rare
  • ES - Extra Secret Rare
  • PS - Platinum Secret Rare
  • 20th SE - 20th Secret Rare
  • QCSE - Quarter Century Secret Rare
  • 10000SE - 10000 Secret Rare
  • PR/P - Parallel Rare
  • P+R - Rare Parallel Rare
  • P+SR - Super Parallel Rare
  • P+UR - Ultra Parallel Rare
  • P+SE - Secret Parallel Rare
  • P+EXSE - Extra Secret Parallel Rare
  • CR - Collector's Rare
  • UR(PR)/UR(RF) - Ultra Rare (Pharaoh's Rare)
  • P+HR - Holographic Parallel Rare
  • H - Hobby Rare
  • ST! - Starfoil Rare
  • SH - Shatterfoil Rare
  • GR! - Gold Rare
  • GS - Gold Secret Rare
  • PG - Premium Gold Rare
  • M - Millennium Rare
  • M+SR - Millennium Super Rare
  • M+UR - Millennium Ultra Rare
  • M+SE - Millennium Secret Rare
  • M+GR - Millennium Gold Rare
  • KC - Kaiba Corporation Common
  • KC+R - Kaiba Corporation Rare
  • KC+SR - Kaiba Corporation Super Rare
  • KC+UR - Kaiba Corporation Ultra Rare
  • KC+SE - Kaiba Corporation Secret Rare
  • RR - Rush Rare
  • GRR - Gold Rush Rare
  • ORR - Over Rush Rare

Other[edit]

It isn't normally as important to avoid collisions with these abbreviations, but we should still be mindful of them and avoid them where it can be reasonably managed.