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+ | | kanji = めくる | ||
+ | | japanese = | ||
+ | | furigana = | ||
+ | | romaji = Mekuru | ||
+ | | japanese translated = | ||
+ | | english = Pick up | ||
+ | | french = Prendre | ||
+ | | german = Nehmen | ||
+ | | italian = Prendere | ||
+ | | korean = | ||
+ | | spanish = Tomar | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | [[File:EnchantingFittingRoom-DR2-EN-C-UE.png|thumb|250px|"[[Enchanting Fitting Room]]", a card with an effect that picks up cards]] | ||
− | + | '''Pick up''' (めくる ''Mekuru'') is an outdated term used in [[card text]]s prior to the [[Problem-Solving Card Text]] update. To pick up is to [[look]] at or [[reveal]] a card from the top of the [[Main Deck|Deck]] or a [[face-down]] card on the [[field]] with a [[card effect]]. | |
− | + | Current card texts replace "pick up" in one of two ways. Picking up a card from the Main Deck or field without allowing the opponent to see it is called "[[look]]ing", whereas picking up a card from the Main Deck or field so that both players can see it is called "[[reveal]]ing". "[[Excavate|Excavating]]" is a type of revealing card(s) from the top of the Main Deck. | |
− | + | Picked up cards are not removed from their current location for gameplay purposes, so are still considered to be in the Main Deck or on the field; if picked up cards are [[Send|sent]] to the [[Graveyard]], [[Add a card|added]] to the [[hand]], [[banish]]ed, etc., they will be considered to have come from the Main Deck or field. Picking up a [[Set]] card does not [[flip]] it, so its [[Flip effect]] does not activate. | |
− | + | Unlike [[draw a card|drawing]], a player does not lose the Duel if they cannot pick up a card due to having no cards in their Main Deck. | |
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− | + | ==See also== | |
+ | *[[Reveal]] | ||
+ | **[[Reveals face-down cards]] | ||
+ | **[[Excavate]] | ||
+ | *[[Look]] | ||
{{Gameplay}} | {{Gameplay}} | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
[[Category:Cards by effect properties]] | [[Category:Cards by effect properties]] |
Latest revision as of 00:19, 8 November 2017
Pick up a card
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Japanese |
めくる | ||
Japanese (romanized) |
Mekuru | ||
English |
Pick up | ||
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Pick up (めくる Mekuru) is an outdated term used in card texts prior to the Problem-Solving Card Text update. To pick up is to look at or reveal a card from the top of the Deck or a face-down card on the field with a card effect.
Current card texts replace "pick up" in one of two ways. Picking up a card from the Main Deck or field without allowing the opponent to see it is called "looking", whereas picking up a card from the Main Deck or field so that both players can see it is called "revealing". "Excavating" is a type of revealing card(s) from the top of the Main Deck.
Picked up cards are not removed from their current location for gameplay purposes, so are still considered to be in the Main Deck or on the field; if picked up cards are sent to the Graveyard, added to the hand, banished, etc., they will be considered to have come from the Main Deck or field. Picking up a Set card does not flip it, so its Flip effect does not activate.
Unlike drawing, a player does not lose the Duel if they cannot pick up a card due to having no cards in their Main Deck.