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The '''Graveyard''' ({{Ruby|墓|ぼ}}{{Ruby|地|ち}} ''Bochi''), abbreviated as '''GY''' in card texts from ''[[Starter Deck: Link Strike]]'' onwards, sometimes translated as '''Cemetery''', and sometimes (unofficially) referred to as the '''Graveyard Zone''' or simply '''Grave''', is the name for a player's discard pile. [[Monster Card|Monster Cards]] that are destroyed or sacrificed, [[Spell Card|Spell]] and [[Trap Card|Trap]] Cards whose effects have been used, and cards discarded from a player's hand are placed here. Cards in the Graveyard typically cannot be used, but can be recovered by using cards such as "[[Monster Reborn]]" or "[[Magician of Faith]]."
 
The '''Graveyard''' ({{Ruby|墓|ぼ}}{{Ruby|地|ち}} ''Bochi''), abbreviated as '''GY''' in card texts from ''[[Starter Deck: Link Strike]]'' onwards, sometimes translated as '''Cemetery''', and sometimes (unofficially) referred to as the '''Graveyard Zone''' or simply '''Grave''', is the name for a player's discard pile. [[Monster Card|Monster Cards]] that are destroyed or sacrificed, [[Spell Card|Spell]] and [[Trap Card|Trap]] Cards whose effects have been used, and cards discarded from a player's hand are placed here. Cards in the Graveyard typically cannot be used, but can be recovered by using cards such as "[[Monster Reborn]]" or "[[Magician of Faith]]."
  
The Graveyard zone is placed directly above the [[Deck Zone]], During Master Rule 3 (which introduced the [[Pendulum Zone]]s), the Graveyard zone was shifted to directly above (or above and to the right of) the right Pendulum Zone. With Master Rule 4 (which introduced the [[Extra Monster Zone|Extra Monster Zones]]), the Pendulum Zones were removed and the Graveyard zone has returned to its original position.
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The Graveyard is placed directly above the [[Deck Zone]]. When the [[Pendulum Zone]]s were introduced, the Graveyard was shifted to directly above (or above and to the right of) the right Pendulum Zone. However, with the introduction of the [[Extra Monster Zone]]s, the Pendulum Zones were moved into the Spell & Trap Zones and the Graveyard returned to its original position.
  
 
The contents of either player's Graveyards are [[public knowledge]], unless a card like "[[Question]]" is used. When a player looks through any Graveyards, they may neither [[shuffle]] its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In video games, when a card is [[activate]]d or selected for a [[card effect]] while in the Graveyard, it immediately moves to the top of the Graveyard; this only exists for the purposes of clarification within those video games, and this game mechanic is not used in the OCG or TCG.
 
The contents of either player's Graveyards are [[public knowledge]], unless a card like "[[Question]]" is used. When a player looks through any Graveyards, they may neither [[shuffle]] its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In video games, when a card is [[activate]]d or selected for a [[card effect]] while in the Graveyard, it immediately moves to the top of the Graveyard; this only exists for the purposes of clarification within those video games, and this game mechanic is not used in the OCG or TCG.

Revision as of 12:37, 3 August 2017

Graveyard

Graveyard

Japanese

Japanese (ruby)

ぼち

Japanese (base text)

墓地

Japanese (romanized)

Bochi

English

Graveyard

The Graveyard ( Bochi), abbreviated as GY in card texts from Starter Deck: Link Strike onwards, sometimes translated as Cemetery, and sometimes (unofficially) referred to as the Graveyard Zone or simply Grave, is the name for a player's discard pile. Monster Cards that are destroyed or sacrificed, Spell and Trap Cards whose effects have been used, and cards discarded from a player's hand are placed here. Cards in the Graveyard typically cannot be used, but can be recovered by using cards such as "Monster Reborn" or "Magician of Faith."

The Graveyard is placed directly above the Deck Zone. When the Pendulum Zones were introduced, the Graveyard was shifted to directly above (or above and to the right of) the right Pendulum Zone. However, with the introduction of the Extra Monster Zones, the Pendulum Zones were moved into the Spell & Trap Zones and the Graveyard returned to its original position.

The contents of either player's Graveyards are public knowledge, unless a card like "Question" is used. When a player looks through any Graveyards, they may neither shuffle its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In video games, when a card is activated or selected for a card effect while in the Graveyard, it immediately moves to the top of the Graveyard; this only exists for the purposes of clarification within those video games, and this game mechanic is not used in the OCG or TCG.

In the anime, cards that return from the Graveyard are sometimes depicted as coming out of a portal.

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es:Cementerio fr:Cimetière