Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Crush Card Virus"
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* In some video-games, this card is a [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]]. This card also appears as a [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] in the English Version of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh!]] Anime during the [[Duelist Kingdom]] story arc, however, when the card is shown again during the [[Battle City]] story arc, it is a [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] just like in the Orignal Japanese and in real life. | * In some video-games, this card is a [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]]. This card also appears as a [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] in the English Version of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh!]] Anime during the [[Duelist Kingdom]] story arc, however, when the card is shown again during the [[Battle City]] story arc, it is a [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] just like in the Orignal Japanese and in real life. | ||
| − | * This was | + | * This was the most highly sought after cards in the UDE Gold Series when it was released. |
* In the game ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour]]'', this card's name was '''Deck Destruction Virus''' and its listed effect was that of the [[Deck Destruction Virus]] card used by [[Seto Kaiba]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light]]'' without it being a [[Continuous Trap Cards|Continuous Trap Card]]. However, when activated, it maintains the effect of [[Crush Card Virus]]. | * In the game ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour]]'', this card's name was '''Deck Destruction Virus''' and its listed effect was that of the [[Deck Destruction Virus]] card used by [[Seto Kaiba]] in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light]]'' without it being a [[Continuous Trap Cards|Continuous Trap Card]]. However, when activated, it maintains the effect of [[Crush Card Virus]]. | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 24 November 2008
- This card has two counterparts known as Deck Devastation Virus and Eradicator Epidemic Virus. Whether intentional or not, their names go in in alphabetical order based on release, C to D to E.
- This card's Japanese name translates to Deck Destruction Virus of Death.
- This card was released by mistake in several Power of the Duelist Sneak Preview Events.
- The Kanji in the artwork for this card can be read as shi (Death)
- The first OCG version of this card had a different artwork.
- The UDE Gold Series version of this card is currently very valuable, due to being Short Printed. The speculated rate of pulling a Crush Card Virus is one in ten packs (Though some have claimed it to be as uncommon as 1 in 75 packs).
- In some video-games, this card is a Spell Card. This card also appears as a Spell Card in the English Version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime during the Duelist Kingdom story arc, however, when the card is shown again during the Battle City story arc, it is a Trap Card just like in the Orignal Japanese and in real life.
- This was the most highly sought after cards in the UDE Gold Series when it was released.
- In the game Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour, this card's name was Deck Destruction Virus and its listed effect was that of the Deck Destruction Virus card used by Seto Kaiba in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light without it being a Continuous Trap Card. However, when activated, it maintains the effect of Crush Card Virus.
