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The '''Graveyard''' (墓地 ''bochi'', '''Cemetery''' in Japanese) is the name for the card discard pile. Some cards in the Graveyard can be recovered by using cards such as "[[Monster Reborn]]" or "[[Magician of Faith]]".
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[[File:Graveyard.png|thumb|The Graveyard location on a [[playmat]]]]
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The '''Graveyard''' ({{Ruby|墓|ぼ}}{{Ruby|地|ち}} ''Bochi''), abbreviated as '''GY''' in card texts from ''[[Starter Deck: Link Strike]]'' onward, is the discard pile in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]''.
  
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The contents of either player's Graveyard are [[public knowledge]], unless a card like "[[Question]]" is used. When a player looks through their opponent's Graveyard, they may neither [[shuffle]] its contents, nor re-arrange the order in which the cards were placed there. In the video games, when a card is [[activate]]d in the Graveyard, or selected for a [[Card effect]], it immediately goes to the top of the Graveyard.
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Cards are [[sent]] to the Graveyard if they are [[destroy]]ed, [[Tribute]]d, [[discard]]ed, or [[detach]]ed; most [[Spell]] and [[Trap Card]]s are also placed in the Graveyard after the Chain they were activated in [[resolve]]s. Monsters used as [[Fusion Material|Fusion]], [[Synchro Material|Synchro]], or [[Link Material]] are sent to the Graveyard (unless otherwise specified).
  
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== Cards that interact with your Graveyard ==
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The Graveyard is placed directly above the [[Deck Zone]], in a location sometimes referred to as the '''Graveyard 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.
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* [[Recycle]]
 
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* [[Red-Eyes Wyvern]]
 
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* [[Reinforced Human Psychic Borg]]
 
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* [[Rekindling]]
 
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* [[Rope of Life]]
 
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* [[Revival of the Immortals]]
 
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* [[Salvage Warrior]]
 
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* [[Sangan]]
 
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* [[Snoww, Unlight of Dark World]]
 
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* [[Soul Resurrection]]
 
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* [[Spore]]
 
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* [[Stardust Dragon]]
 
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* [[Stardust Dragon/Assault Mode]]
 
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* [[Stardust Phantom]]
 
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* [[Summon Reactor・SK]]
 
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* [[Sun Dragon Inti]]
 
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* [[Swing of Memories]]
 
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* [[Synchron Explorer]]
 
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* [[The Creator]]
 
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* [[The Dark Creator]]
 
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* [[Time Machine]]
 
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* [[T.G. Blade Blaster]]
 
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* [[T.G. Recipro Dragonfly]]
 
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* [[The Rock Spirit]]
 
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* [[The Warrior Returning Alive]]
 
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* [[Treeborn Frog]]
 
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* [[Wroughtweiler]]
 
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== Cards that interact with your opponent's Graveyard ==
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All cards in the Graveyard are face-up, and are [[public knowledge]] (unless restricted by a card effect—the only such effect being "[[Question]]"). When a player looks through a Graveyard, they cannot reorder the cards in the Graveyard. In video games, when a card in the Graveyard [[activate]]s its effect or is targeted by a [[card effect]], it is placed on the top of the Graveyard; this game mechanic is not used in the ''OCG'' or ''TCG''.
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* [[Autonomous Action Unit]]
 
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* [[Card Ejector]]
 
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* [[Disappear]]
 
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* [[D.D. Crow]]
 
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* [[Double Spell]]
 
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* [[Graverobber]]
 
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* [[Gimmick Puppet - Baby Face]]
 
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* [[Fake Feather]]
 
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* [[Foolish Revival]]
 
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* [[Karma Cut]]
 
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* [[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]]
 
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* [[Neo Flamvell Hedgehog]]
 
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* [[Number 32: Marine Biting Dragon - Shark Drake]]
 
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* [[Paladin of the Cursed Dragon]]
 
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* [[Power Pickaxe]]
 
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* [[Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon]]
 
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* [[Snoww, Unlight of Dark World]]
 
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* [[Tuner Capture]]
 
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* [[Victoria]]
 
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* [[White-Horned Dragon]]
 
  
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== Cards that interact with either Graveyard ==
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== Appearance ==
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* [[Book of Life]]
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=== Anime ===
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* [[Cemetary Bomb]]
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==== ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' ====
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* [[Colossal Fighter]]
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[[File:Graveyard-DM.png|thumb|right|200px|The Graveyard as depicted in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 013|episode 13]].]]
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* [[Doomkaiser Dragon/Assault Mode]]
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 013|episode 13]], the graveyard is portrayed as a physical graveyard when [[Tristan Taylor]] and [[Joey Wheeler]] were turned into cards and sent to the graveyard.
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* [[Doom Shaman]]
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* [[Fiber Jar]]
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==== ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'', ''5D's'', ''ZEXAL'', ''ARC-V'', and ''VRAINS'' ====
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* [[Gottoms' Emergency Call]]
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In most of the anime, the Graveyard is not explored as a physical location. Typically, when cards are moved in and out of the graveyard, they are shown to be moving in and out of a dark purple void, sometimes through a portal.
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* [[Il Blud]]
 
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* [[Malefic Paradox Dragon]]
 
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* [[Monster Reborn]]
 
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* [[Pot of Benevolence]]
 
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* [[Soul Release]]
 
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* [[Soul Demolition]]
 
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* [[Spear Cretin]]
 
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* [[Symbols of Duty]]
 
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* [[The Shallow Grave]]
 
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* [[The Transmigration Prophecy]]
 
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* [[Vanguard of the Dragon]]
 
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* [[Zombie Master]]
 
  
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[[Category:Gameplay]]
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<gallery mode="packed">
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Graveyard-ZX.png              | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]''
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Graveyard-AV.png              | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]''
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Graveyard-VR.png              | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]''
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GraveyardPortalZEXAL.png      | ''Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL''<br />Pictured is "[[Diamond Dust (anime)|Diamond Dust]]" about to [[resolve]].
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GraveyardPortalVRAINS.png      | ''Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS''<br />Pictured is "[[Gouki Re-Match (anime)|Gouki Re-Match]]" activating.
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GraveyardPortalVRAINSOpens.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS''<br />Same as previous image, but the portals are in the middle of opening.
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</gallery>
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==== ''Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS'' ====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'', Graveyard is pictured in different visuals. [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 061|The first]] took similar visual cues from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'' had, except more detailed to resemble a hole. While [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 081|the second]] uses the similar first visual design, with the difference being the inclusion of a darker purple spiral line. The visuals has completely [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 086|changed in the third depiction]] into green area with few purple details, while the bottom of the Graveyard is black. [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 087|The Fourth]] once again completely change the visuals to a black Graveyard, only becoming lighter gray at the bottom.
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<gallery mode="packed">
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GraveyardSEVENS.png      | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]''
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GraveyardSV2.png          | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' <br />As seen in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 081|Episode 81]].
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GraveyardSV3.png          | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' <br />As seen in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 086|Episode 86]].
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GraveyardSV4.png          | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' <br />As seen in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS - Episode 087|Episode 87]].
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GraveyardPortalSEVENS.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS''<br /> [[Scoop Pitman]] is [[Tribute Summon]]ing "[[Printing Presser]]".
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</gallery>
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== In other languages ==
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{{In other languages
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| fr_name  = Cimetière
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| de_name  = Friedhof
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| it_name  = Cimitero
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| pt_name  = Cemitério
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| es_name  = Cementerio
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| ja_name  = {{Ruby|墓|ぼ}}{{Ruby|地|ち}}
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| ja_romaji = Bochi
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| ko_name  = 묘지
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| ko_rr    = Myoji
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| zh_name  = 墓地
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| zh_pinyin = Mùdì
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}}
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== See also ==
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* [[Activates cards from your Graveyard]]
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* [[Activates from your Graveyard]]
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* [[Adds from Graveyard to hand]]
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* [[Banishes from Graveyard]]
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* [[Banishes from your Graveyard]]
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* [[Banishes from your opponent's Graveyard]]
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* [[Returns from Graveyard to Deck]]
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* [[Returns from Graveyard to Deck for cost]]
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* [[Special Summons from your Graveyard]]
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* [[Special Summons from your opponent's Graveyard to your field]]
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{{Gameplay}}
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[[Category:Game Mat spaces]]

Latest revision as of 21:37, 18 January 2024

For the terrain, see Graveyard (terrain).
The Graveyard location on a playmat

The Graveyard (墓（ぼ）地（ち） Bochi), abbreviated as GY in card texts from Starter Deck: Link Strike onward, is the discard pile in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game and Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game.

Cards are sent to the Graveyard if they are destroyed, Tributed, discarded, or detached; most Spell and Trap Cards are also placed in the Graveyard after the Chain they were activated in resolves. Monsters used as Fusion, Synchro, or Link Material are sent to the Graveyard (unless otherwise specified).

The Graveyard is placed directly above the Deck Zone, in a location sometimes referred to as the Graveyard 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.

All cards in the Graveyard are face-up, and are public knowledge (unless restricted by a card effect—the only such effect being "Question"). When a player looks through a Graveyard, they cannot reorder the cards in the Graveyard. In video games, when a card in the Graveyard activates its effect or is targeted by a card effect, it is placed on the top of the Graveyard; this game mechanic is not used in the OCG or TCG.

Appearance[edit]

Anime[edit]

Yu-Gi-Oh![edit]

The Graveyard as depicted in Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 13.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 13, the graveyard is portrayed as a physical graveyard when Tristan Taylor and Joey Wheeler were turned into cards and sent to the graveyard.

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, 5D's, ZEXAL, ARC-V, and VRAINS[edit]

In most of the anime, the Graveyard is not explored as a physical location. Typically, when cards are moved in and out of the graveyard, they are shown to be moving in and out of a dark purple void, sometimes through a portal.

Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS[edit]

In Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS, Graveyard is pictured in different visuals. The first took similar visual cues from Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V had, except more detailed to resemble a hole. While the second uses the similar first visual design, with the difference being the inclusion of a darker purple spiral line. The visuals has completely changed in the third depiction into green area with few purple details, while the bottom of the Graveyard is black. The Fourth once again completely change the visuals to a black Graveyard, only becoming lighter gray at the bottom.

In other languages[edit]

"Graveyard" in languages other than English
Language NameRomanized
French Cimetière
German Friedhof
Italian Cimitero
Portuguese Cemitério
Spanish Cementerio
Japanese 墓（ぼ）地（ち）Bochi
ぼち (kana)
墓地 (base)
Korean 묘지Myoji
Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) 墓地Mùdì

See also[edit]

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