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* In the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist|manga]], this card only has a 7 and the corresponded ATK or DEF in the artwork. The Japanese characters for ATK or DEF in the artwork is changed to English.
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* In the manga, this card had 2 alternate artworks, one with "ATK" written in the artwork and one with "DEF".
* In the dubbed version of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (second series anime)|anime]], the cards featured in the artwork of "7 Completed" take on their manga appearance, being white and featuring the same Japanese text. They still retain the colored artwork.
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* The Japanese version shows the Japanese characters for ATK, DEF, Magic Card, and 7 Completed, while other language versions printed them in English. The European versions excluded the words "Magic Card" and the card name from the depicted cards. Each Japanese version of this card's artwork have the card match the current physical card appearance. The third version has the text removed from the text box and the kanji for seven セブン has been added into the name.
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* When this card was released, the artwork was changed to depict three copies of this card bearing a colorized version of the manga art (2 ATK variants and 1 DEF one). These cards were edited to reflect the introduction of the [[Card layout|Series 3 layout]], and later again to erase the effect text and add the Japanese reading for the number 7 (セブン ''Sebun'') to the name. The original version was also used in the Japanese anime.
* An English artwork with no card name for the three "7 Completed" was made.
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** Oddly, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses]]'' changed the artwork so that the cards' layout also matched the manga. This variant was used in the international verson of the anime.
* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelist]]'', "7 Completed" was drawn with a different artwork.  
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** When this card was first printed outside Japan, the 2nd version was used, with all texts translated to English. In subsequent reprints all text on the cards, and the Equip icon, were erased.
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* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelist]]'', this card had a different artwork.
  
 
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<gallery widths="275px" heights="275px">
7Completed-JP-Manga-DM-CA-ATK.png | Japanese Manga (ATK)
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7Completed-JP-Manga-DM-CA-ATK.png | Japanese manga (ATK)
7Completed-EN-Manga-DM-ATK.png   | English Manga (ATK)
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7Completed-JP-Manga-DM-CA-DEF.png | Japanese manga (DEF)
7Completed-JP-Manga-DM-CA-DEF.png | Japanese Manga (DEF)
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7Completed-EN-Manga-DM-ATK.png | English manga (ATK)
7Completed-EN-Manga-DM-DEF.png   | English Manga (DEF)
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7Completed-EN-Manga-DM-DEF.png | English manga (DEF)
7Completed-EN-Anime-DM.png | [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Dubbed Yu-Gi-Oh! anime]]
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7Completed-CA-JP-C.jpg | 1st Japanese / Japanese anime
7Completed-PSV-NA-C-1E.jpg | First International
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7Completed-DL1-JP-C.jpg | 2nd Japanese
7Completed-TF04-EN-VG.jpg  | Second International
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7Completed-MADU-JP-VG-artwork.png | 3rd Japanese
7Completed-CA-JP-C.jpg    | First Japanese/first Japanese anime
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7Completed-EN-Anime-DM.png | ''DOR'' / international anime
7Completed-DL1-JP-C.jpg   | Second Japanese
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7Completed-PSV-NA-C-1E.jpg | 1st international
7Completed-TF04-JP-VG.jpg  | Third Japanese/second Japanese anime
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7Completed-MADU-EN-VG-artwork.png | 2nd international
7Completed-DM4-JP-VG.png   |''Battle of Great Duelist''
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7Completed-DM4-JP-VG.png | ''DM4''
 
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 13 May 2023

  • In the manga, this card had 2 alternate artworks, one with "ATK" written in the artwork and one with "DEF".
  • When this card was released, the artwork was changed to depict three copies of this card bearing a colorized version of the manga art (2 ATK variants and 1 DEF one). These cards were edited to reflect the introduction of the Series 3 layout, and later again to erase the effect text and add the Japanese reading for the number 7 (セブン Sebun) to the name. The original version was also used in the Japanese anime.
    • Oddly, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses changed the artwork so that the cards' layout also matched the manga. This variant was used in the international verson of the anime.
    • When this card was first printed outside Japan, the 2nd version was used, with all texts translated to English. In subsequent reprints all text on the cards, and the Equip icon, were erased.
7 Completed
セブンカード