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'''Tokens''' (Japanese: トークン ''Tōkun'') are a type of [[Monster Card|monster]] that can only be created by card [[effect]]s, certain [[Summoning condition]]s, or [[Skill]]s. They are not included in the [[Main Deck|Main]] or [[Extra Deck]], as stated as [[limitation text]] on each card.
 
'''Tokens''' (Japanese: トークン ''Tōkun'') are a type of [[Monster Card|monster]] that can only be created by card [[effect]]s, certain [[Summoning condition]]s, or [[Skill]]s. They are not included in the [[Main Deck|Main]] or [[Extra Deck]], as stated as [[limitation text]] on each card.
  
 
In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]]'', a Monster Token can be represented by an official, grey-colored Token card, but can also be represented by any object that can unambiguously indicate its own battle position. These can include proxy cards, coins (Heads is treated as [[Attack Position]] and Tails is treated as [[Defense Position]]), or a die.
 
In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]]'', a Monster Token can be represented by an official, grey-colored Token card, but can also be represented by any object that can unambiguously indicate its own battle position. These can include proxy cards, coins (Heads is treated as [[Attack Position]] and Tails is treated as [[Defense Position]]), or a die.
  
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==Characteristics==
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== Characteristics ==
 
Tokens in a [[Monster Zone]] are always [[Normal Monster]]s, and never have effects. Some Monster Tokens have effects applied to them by the cards that Summon them, but these are not the effects of the Tokens themselves, so they cannot be negated by cards like "[[Skill Drain]]". Many video games include the restrictions from the effect or Skill that created it in the Token's [[card text]], but it is still not considered to be an effect of the Token itself.
 
Tokens in a [[Monster Zone]] are always [[Normal Monster]]s, and never have effects. Some Monster Tokens have effects applied to them by the cards that Summon them, but these are not the effects of the Tokens themselves, so they cannot be negated by cards like "[[Skill Drain]]". Many video games include the restrictions from the effect or Skill that created it in the Token's [[card text]], but it is still not considered to be an effect of the Token itself.
  
 
The [[owner]] of a Token is the player who [[Special Summon]]ed it. For example, "[[Owner's Seal]]" will change control of "[[Ojama Token]]s" Special Summoned by the effect of "[[Ojama Trio]]" to the player who activated "Ojama Trio".
 
The [[owner]] of a Token is the player who [[Special Summon]]ed it. For example, "[[Owner's Seal]]" will change control of "[[Ojama Token]]s" Special Summoned by the effect of "[[Ojama Trio]]" to the player who activated "Ojama Trio".
  
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===Summoning Tokens===
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=== Summoning Tokens ===
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Tokens can only be [[Special Summon]]ed by card effects or [[Skill Card]]s. A Token can be treated as an [[Equip Card]] by a card effect (e.g. "[[The Grand Jupiter]]"), but cannot be Special Summoned from the [[Spell & Trap Zone]].
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Tokens can only be [[Special Summon]]ed by card effects, or [[Skill Card]]s, that specifically [[Mentions|mention]] their names. Due to this, if a Token becomes treated as a [[Spell Card]] by a card effect (e.g. "[[The Grand Jupiter]]" or "[[Sinful Spoils of Subversion - Snake-Eye]]"), it cannot be Special Summoned back from the [[Spell & Trap Zone]].
  
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As Tokens cannot be Normal Summoned or Set, they are [[Special Summon Monster]]s.
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As Tokens cannot be Normal Summoned or Set, they are considered [[Special Summon Monster]]s.
  
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===Can only exist on the field===
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=== Can only exist on the field ===
 
Tokens can only exist on the [[field]], and cannot exist anywhere else. They cannot be [[attach]]ed as [[Xyz Material]], because Xyz Materials [[attach]]ed to an [[Xyz Monster]] are not considered to be on the field; consequently, they cannot be used as Xyz Material for an [[Xyz Summon]] or be [[target]]ed or affected by effects that would attach them to an Xyz Monster (e.g. "[[Number 101: Silent Honor ARK]]").
 
Tokens can only exist on the [[field]], and cannot exist anywhere else. They cannot be [[attach]]ed as [[Xyz Material]], because Xyz Materials [[attach]]ed to an [[Xyz Monster]] are not considered to be on the field; consequently, they cannot be used as Xyz Material for an [[Xyz Summon]] or be [[target]]ed or affected by effects that would attach them to an Xyz Monster (e.g. "[[Number 101: Silent Honor ARK]]").
  
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===Can only exist face-up===
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=== Can only exist face-up ===
 
Tokens can only exist [[face-up]], and cannot exist [[face-down]]. Thus, they cannot be [[target]]ed by, and are unaffected by, effects that would [[flip]] them face-down (e.g. "[[Book of Moon]]", "[[Swords of Concealing Light]]"). If an [[Attack Position]] Token would be affected by a card that would change it to face-down [[Defense Position]], such as "[[Swords of Concealing Light]]", its [[battle position]] is not changed.
 
Tokens can only exist [[face-up]], and cannot exist [[face-down]]. Thus, they cannot be [[target]]ed by, and are unaffected by, effects that would [[flip]] them face-down (e.g. "[[Book of Moon]]", "[[Swords of Concealing Light]]"). If an [[Attack Position]] Token would be affected by a card that would change it to face-down [[Defense Position]], such as "[[Swords of Concealing Light]]", its [[battle position]] is not changed.
  
 
Tokens cannot be banished face-down, and are unaffected by card effects that would do so.
 
Tokens cannot be banished face-down, and are unaffected by card effects that would do so.
  
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===Leaving the field===
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=== Leaving the field ===
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If a Token would [[Leaves the field|leave the field]] (i.e. it would be moved to the [[hand]], [[Main Deck]], or [[Graveyard|GY]], or is [[banish]]ed), it is removed from the game entirely. They are not considered to have been moved from the field to any other location.
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If a Token would [[leave the field]] (i.e. it would be moved to the [[hand]], [[Main Deck]], or [[Graveyard]], or is [[banish]]ed), it is removed from the game entirely. They are not considered to have been moved from the field to any other location.
  
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Tokens can be moved off the field to pay [[cost]]s or fulfill Summoning procedures, as long as the cost or Summoning procedure does not specify a destination other than the [[field]] for the cards needed to be moved. [[Banish]]ing does not specify a destination, so a Token can be [[banish]]ed (except banished face-down) for a cost or Summoning procedure.
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Tokens can be moved off the field to pay [[cost]]s or fulfill Summoning procedures, as long as the cost or Summoning procedure does not specify a destination other than the [[field]] for the cards needed to be moved. Banishing does not specify a destination, so a Token can be banished (except banished face-down) for a cost or Summoning procedure.
  
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;Examples
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Specific examples:
 
* Tokens can be [[Tribute]]d for the Special Summon of "[[Destiny HERO - Plasma]]".
 
* Tokens can be [[Tribute]]d for the Special Summon of "[[Destiny HERO - Plasma]]".
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* Tokens cannot be [[Send|sent]] to the [[Graveyard]] for the Special Summon of "[[Arcana Force EX - The Dark Ruler]]".
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* Tokens cannot be [[sent]] to the Graveyard for the Special Summon of "[[Arcana Force EX - The Dark Ruler]]".
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* Tokens can be [[banish]]ed for the effect cost of "[[Unibird]]".
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* Tokens can be banished for the effect cost of "[[Unibird]]".
  
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==Token card==
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== Token card ==
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Official Token cards are grey. Most ''OCG'' cards from [[Series 8]] onward that correspond to specific Monster Tokens have that Monster Token's name printed as their own name, and sometimes also include the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] of that Monster Token printed on the card (see [[Card layout#Series 8 layout|Card layout § Series 8 layout]]); the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' started following this trend later.
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Official Token cards are grey. Most ''OCG'' cards from [[Series 8]] onward that correspond to specific Monster Tokens have that Monster Token's name printed as their own name, and sometimes also include the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] of that Monster Token printed on the card;<ref>See [[Card layout#Series 8 layout]]</ref> the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' started following this trend later.
 
  
 
The first Token Card that did not correspond to a specific Monster Token was the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's National Championship 2009 promotional cards|National Championship 2009 Token]], which in 2009 was given to participants of United States and Canada's National Championships and participants of the European and South American Continental Championships.
 
The first Token Card that did not correspond to a specific Monster Token was the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's National Championship 2009 promotional cards|National Championship 2009 Token]], which in 2009 was given to participants of United States and Canada's National Championships and participants of the European and South American Continental Championships.
  
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===Card text===
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=== Card text ===
 
Prior to [[Series 8]] in the ''OCG'' and [[Series 9]] in the ''TCG'', all Token cards share the same [[card text]] and name ([[Token]]). From these series onward in the respective games, some Token cards have different names or card text.
 
Prior to [[Series 8]] in the ''OCG'' and [[Series 9]] in the ''TCG'', all Token cards share the same [[card text]] and name ([[Token]]). From these series onward in the respective games, some Token cards have different names or card text.
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|colspan=2|This card can be used as any Token.
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| colspan=2 | This card can be used as any Token.
 
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|Cette carte peut être utilisée comme un Jeton.
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| Cette carte peut être utilisée comme un Jeton.
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|This card can be used as a Token.
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| This card can be used as a Token.
 
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|Diese Karte kann als eine beliebige Spielmarke verwendet werden.
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| Diese Karte kann als eine beliebige Spielmarke verwendet werden.
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|This card can be used as any Token.
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| This card can be used as any Token.
 
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|Questa carta può essere usata come Segna-Mostro generico.
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| Questa carta può essere usata come Segna-Mostro generico.
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|This card can be used as a generic Monster Token.
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| This card can be used as a generic Monster Token.
 
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|Este card pode ser usado como uma Ficha.
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| Este card pode ser usado como uma Ficha.
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|This card can be used as a Token.
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| This card can be used as a Token.
 
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|Esta carta puede ser utilizada como cualquier Ficha. (''previous'')<br />Esta carta puede ser usada como cualquier clase de Ficha. (''current'')
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| Esta carta puede ser utilizada como cualquier Ficha. (''previous'')<br />Esta carta puede ser usada como cualquier clase de Ficha. (''current'')
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|This card can be used as any Token.<br />This can can be used as any kind of Token.
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| This card can be used as any Token.<br />This can can be used as any kind of Token.
 
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|このカードはトークンとして{{ruby|使|し}}{{ruby|用|よう}}する{{ruby|事|こと}}ができる。<br />Kono kādo wa Tōkun toshite shiyō suru koto ga dekiru.
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| このカードはトークンとして{{ruby|使|し}}{{ruby|用|よう}}する{{ruby|事|こと}}ができる。<br />Kono kādo wa Tōkun toshite shiyō suru koto ga dekiru.
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|rowspan=2|This card can be used as a Token.
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| rowspan=2 | This card can be used as a Token.
 
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|이 카드는 토큰으로 사용할 수 있다.<br />I kadeuneun Tokeun-euro sayonghal su itda.
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| 이 카드는 토큰으로 사용할 수 있다.<br />I kadeuneun Tokeun-euro sayonghal su itda.
 
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==Example==
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== Example ==
 
{{Show card image gallery
 
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| Token | Generic [[Token]]
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| Token                   | Generic [[Token]]
 
| Synthetic Seraphim Token | [[Synthetic Seraphim Token]]
 
| Synthetic Seraphim Token | [[Synthetic Seraphim Token]]
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| Emperor's Key (card) | Token/Counter Card
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| Emperor's Key (card)     | Token/Counter Card
 
}}
 
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==Appearances==
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== Appearances ==
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=== Anime ===
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===Anime===
 
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Before ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', Monster Tokens did not appear as cards on the Duelists' Duel Disks, but rather the activated Spell/Trap or a monster left the field that Summoned them. In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'', Token cards disappeared from Duel Disks, but they are rendered on field overviews.
 
Before ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', Monster Tokens did not appear as cards on the Duelists' Duel Disks, but rather the activated Spell/Trap or a monster left the field that Summoned them. In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'', Token cards disappeared from Duel Disks, but they are rendered on field overviews.
  
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=== Video games ===
 
In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Kaiba the Revenge]]'', Token cards are yellow like [[Normal Monster]]s, while their artwork is a golden-recolored international artwork of "[[Spellbinding Circle]]", making them distinguishable only by their names and stats. In other video games, Tokens are gray and mostly use the same artwork as the card that Summons them, with exceptions including all of those that have been printed with stats in the ''OCG''/''TCG'' (e.g. "[[Emissary of Darkness Token]]"), though a few that are not are given unique artworks too (e.g. "[[Vague Shadow Token]]").
 
In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Kaiba the Revenge]]'', Token cards are yellow like [[Normal Monster]]s, while their artwork is a golden-recolored international artwork of "[[Spellbinding Circle]]", making them distinguishable only by their names and stats. In other video games, Tokens are gray and mostly use the same artwork as the card that Summons them, with exceptions including all of those that have been printed with stats in the ''OCG''/''TCG'' (e.g. "[[Emissary of Darkness Token]]"), though a few that are not are given unique artworks too (e.g. "[[Vague Shadow Token]]").
  
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==Trivia==
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== Trivia ==
 
* There are currently no [[Psychic]] or [[Sea Serpent]] Tokens.
 
* There are currently no [[Psychic]] or [[Sea Serpent]] Tokens.
  
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== In other languages ==
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* [[Token]]
 
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* [[Card Rulings:Monster Token]]
 
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==In other languages==
 
 
{{In other languages
 
{{In other languages
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| ja_name= モンスタートークン
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| ja_name   = モンスタートークン
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| ja_romaji               = Monsutā Tōkun
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| ja_romaji = Monsutā Tōkun
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| fr_name               = Jeton Monstre
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| fr_name   = Jeton Monstre
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| de_name               = Monsterspielmarke
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| de_name   = Monsterspielmarke
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| it_name             = Segna-Mostro
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| it_name   = Segna-Mostro
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| ko_name               = 몬스터 토큰
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| ko_name   = 몬스터 토큰
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|ko_rr=Monseuteo Tokeun
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| ko_rr     = Monseuteo Tokeun
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| es_name             = Ficha de Monstruo
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| es_name   = Ficha de Monstruo
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| tc_name=衍生怪獸<ref name="SD11">{{citeweb|url=http://www.yugioh-card.com/hk/howto/beginner.php?lang=cn-t|title=Traditional Chinese version of ''Master Rule 2 version 1.0''|publisher=[[Konami]]}}</ref>{{Dead link}}
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| tc_name   = 衍生怪獸<ref>{{citeweb|url=http://www.yugioh-card.com/hk/howto/beginner.php?lang=cn-t|title=Traditional Chinese translation of ''Master Rule 2 version 1.0''|publisher=[[Konami]]}}</ref>{{Dead link}}
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|tc_pinyin=Yǎnshēng Guàishòu
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| tc_pinyin = Yǎnshēng Guàishòu
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|tc_trans=Token Monster
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| tc_trans = Derived Monster
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| pt_name           = Ficha de Monstro
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| sc_name  = 怪兽衍生物<ref>{{citeweb|url=https://source.windoent.com/yugioh/rulebook_2020_SC_ver7.pdf|title=Simplified Chinese translation of ''Master Rule (June 1st, 2020 revision) version 1.0''|publisher=[[Konami]]}}</ref>
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| sc_pinyin = Guàishòu Yǎnshēngwù
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| sc_trans  = Monster Derivative
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| pt_name   = Ficha de Monstro
 
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{{In other languages|Token
 
{{In other languages|Token
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| ja_name= トークン
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| ja_name   = トークン
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| ja_romaji               = Tōkun
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| ja_romaji = Tōkun
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| fr_name               = Jeton
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| fr_name   = Jeton
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| de_name               = Spielmarke
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| de_name   = Spielmarke
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| it_name             = Segna
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| it_name   = Segna
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| ko_name               = 토큰
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| ko_name   = 토큰
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|ko_rr=Tokeun
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| ko_rr     = Tokeun
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| es_name             = Ficha
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| es_name   = Ficha
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| zh_name=衍生物
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| zh_name   = 衍生物
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|zh_pinyin=Yǎnshēngwù
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| zh_pinyin = Yǎnshēngwù
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| pt_name           = Ficha (formerly Token)
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| zh_trans  = Derivative
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| pt_name   = Ficha (formerly Token)
 
}}
 
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== See also ==
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*[[List of Monster Tokens]]
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* [[Card Rulings:Monster Token]]
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*[[List of Monster Token support cards]]
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* [[List of Monster Tokens]]
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*[[List of Monster Token anti-support cards]]
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* [[List of Monster Token support cards]]
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* [[List of Monster Token anti-support cards]]
  
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==References==
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== References ==
 
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Latest revision as of 01:31, 28 May 2024

For the Tip Card, see "Monster Tokens" (Tip Card).
Primal Being Token
"Primal Being Token", a Token.

Tokens (Japanese: トークン Tōkun) are a type of monster that can only be created by card effects, certain Summoning conditions, or Skills. They are not included in the Main or Extra Deck, as stated as limitation text on each card.

In the TCG and OCG, a Monster Token can be represented by an official, grey-colored Token card, but can also be represented by any object that can unambiguously indicate its own battle position. These can include proxy cards, coins (Heads is treated as Attack Position and Tails is treated as Defense Position), or a die.

Characteristics[edit]

Tokens in a Monster Zone are always Normal Monsters, and never have effects. Some Monster Tokens have effects applied to them by the cards that Summon them, but these are not the effects of the Tokens themselves, so they cannot be negated by cards like "Skill Drain". Many video games include the restrictions from the effect or Skill that created it in the Token's card text, but it is still not considered to be an effect of the Token itself.

The owner of a Token is the player who Special Summoned it. For example, "Owner's Seal" will change control of "Ojama Tokens" Special Summoned by the effect of "Ojama Trio" to the player who activated "Ojama Trio".

Summoning Tokens[edit]

Tokens can only be Special Summoned by card effects, or Skill Cards, that specifically mention their names. Due to this, if a Token becomes treated as a Spell Card by a card effect (e.g. "The Grand Jupiter" or "Sinful Spoils of Subversion - Snake-Eye"), it cannot be Special Summoned back from the Spell & Trap Zone.

As Tokens cannot be Normal Summoned or Set, they are considered Special Summon Monsters.

Can only exist on the field[edit]

Tokens can only exist on the field, and cannot exist anywhere else. They cannot be attached as Xyz Material, because Xyz Materials attached to an Xyz Monster are not considered to be on the field; consequently, they cannot be used as Xyz Material for an Xyz Summon or be targeted or affected by effects that would attach them to an Xyz Monster (e.g. "Number 101: Silent Honor ARK").

Can only exist face-up[edit]

Tokens can only exist face-up, and cannot exist face-down. Thus, they cannot be targeted by, and are unaffected by, effects that would flip them face-down (e.g. "Book of Moon", "Swords of Concealing Light"). If an Attack Position Token would be affected by a card that would change it to face-down Defense Position, such as "Swords of Concealing Light", its battle position is not changed.

Tokens cannot be banished face-down, and are unaffected by card effects that would do so.

Leaving the field[edit]

If a Token would leave the field (i.e. it would be moved to the hand, Main Deck, or Graveyard, or is banished), it is removed from the game entirely. They are not considered to have been moved from the field to any other location.

Tokens can be moved off the field to pay costs or fulfill Summoning procedures, as long as the cost or Summoning procedure does not specify a destination other than the field for the cards needed to be moved. Banishing does not specify a destination, so a Token can be banished (except banished face-down) for a cost or Summoning procedure.

Specific examples:

Token card[edit]

Official Token cards are grey. Most OCG cards from Series 8 onward that correspond to specific Monster Tokens have that Monster Token's name printed as their own name, and sometimes also include the ATK and DEF of that Monster Token printed on the card (see Card layout § Series 8 layout); the TCG started following this trend later.

The first Token Card that did not correspond to a specific Monster Token was the National Championship 2009 Token, which in 2009 was given to participants of United States and Canada's National Championships and participants of the European and South American Continental Championships.

Card text[edit]

Prior to Series 8 in the OCG and Series 9 in the TCG, all Token cards share the same card text and name (Token). From these series onward in the respective games, some Token cards have different names or card text.

Language Card text Translation
English This card can be used as any Token.
French Cette carte peut être utilisée comme un Jeton. This card can be used as a Token.
German Diese Karte kann als eine beliebige Spielmarke verwendet werden. This card can be used as any Token.
Italian Questa carta può essere usata come Segna-Mostro generico. This card can be used as a generic Monster Token.
Portuguese Este card pode ser usado como uma Ficha. This card can be used as a Token.
Spanish Esta carta puede ser utilizada como cualquier Ficha. (previous)
Esta carta puede ser usada como cualquier clase de Ficha. (current) 		This card can be used as any Token.
This can can be used as any kind of Token.
Japanese このカードはトークンとして使（し）用（よう）する事（こと）ができる。
Kono kādo wa Tōkun toshite shiyō suru koto ga dekiru. 		This card can be used as a Token.
Korean 이 카드는 토큰으로 사용할 수 있다.
I kadeuneun Tokeun-euro sayonghal su itda.

Example[edit]

Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Before Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, Monster Tokens did not appear as cards on the Duelists' Duel Disks, but rather the activated Spell/Trap or a monster left the field that Summoned them. In Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS, Token cards disappeared from Duel Disks, but they are rendered on field overviews.

Video games[edit]

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion and Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Kaiba the Revenge, Token cards are yellow like Normal Monsters, while their artwork is a golden-recolored international artwork of "Spellbinding Circle", making them distinguishable only by their names and stats. In other video games, Tokens are gray and mostly use the same artwork as the card that Summons them, with exceptions including all of those that have been printed with stats in the OCG/TCG (e.g. "Emissary of Darkness Token"), though a few that are not are given unique artworks too (e.g. "Vague Shadow Token").

Trivia[edit]

In other languages[edit]

"Monster Token" in languages other than English
Language NameRomanizedTranslated
French Jeton Monstre
German Monsterspielmarke
Italian Segna-Mostro
Portuguese Ficha de Monstro
Spanish Ficha de Monstruo
Japanese モンスタートークンMonsutā Tōkun
Korean 몬스터 토큰Monseuteo Tokeun
Chinese (Traditional) 衍生怪獸[1][dead link]Yǎnshēng GuàishòuDerived Monster
Chinese (Simplified) 怪兽衍生物[2]Guàishòu YǎnshēngwùMonster Derivative
"Token" in languages other than English
Language NameRomanizedTranslated
French Jeton
German Spielmarke
Italian Segna
Portuguese Ficha (formerly Token)
Spanish Ficha
Japanese トークンTōkun
Korean 토큰Tokeun
Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) 衍生物YǎnshēngwùDerivative

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ "Traditional Chinese translation of Master Rule 2 version 1.0". Konami.
  2. ↑ "Simplified Chinese translation of Master Rule (June 1st, 2020 revision) version 1.0" (PDF). Konami.
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