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'''DEF''' (commonly referred to as ''Defense Points'') are the points that determine a monsters '''defense''' or '''toughness''' when defending against your opponent's [[Monster Cards]]. If a Monster attacks another with an [[ATK]] that is greater than the [[DEF]] of that Monster, the [[Defense Position]] monster is [[destroyed]], but the owner of the [[Defense Position]] Monster takes no [[damage]] to his/her [[Life Points]], unless the attacking Monster has an ability (called "[[Piercing]]") where the difference between [[ATK]] and DEF is dealt as [[Battle Damage]].
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{{Redirect|Defense|the battle position|Defense Position|the Tip Card|Defense (Tip Card)}}
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{{Show card image|Blue-Eyes White Dragon|A card, with the DEF visible in the lower-right corner}}
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'''DEF''', short for '''Defense Points'''<ref group=Notes>The full forms are used in the anime and mentioned in the official rulebooks as reference, but never in the actual ''[[TCG]]'' as proper terms.</ref> (Japanese: {{Ruby|守|しゅ}}{{Ruby|備|び}}{{Ruby|力|りょく}} ''Shubiryoku'', lit. "Defense Power"),<ref group=Notes>Abbreviated as {{Ruby|守|しゅ}} ''Shu'' in the [[card text]] of [[Trap Monster]]s and cards that [[Summon]] [[Monster Token|Token]]s.</ref> is one of the two primary stats of [[monster]]s in [[Duel Monsters]] (including the ''[[TCG]]''/''[[OCG]]'') and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel]]'', alongside [[ATK]]. When a [[Defense Position]] monster is [[attack]]ed, its DEF is used during [[damage calculation]].
  
If the same situation is reversed, where the [[ATK]] is lower than the opponent's monster's DEF, both monsters remain on the field, but the owner of the [[ATK]] monster loses [[Life Points]] equal to the difference between the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] values.
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[[Link Monster]]s, and [[Maximum Monster]]s in [[Maximum Mode]], do not have DEF and cannot be changed to Defense Position.
  
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==Card layout==
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In the [[Series 1]] and [[Series 2|2]] [[card layout|layouts]] (only ever used in Japan), the DEF of a [[Monster Card]] is displayed in the lower of the ATK/DEF boxes, located in the lower-right corner of the card, to the right of the [[card text]] box.
  
{{Gameplay}}
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From the [[Series 3]] [[card layout|layout]] onward, the DEF of Monster Cards is displayed in the lower right corner of the card text box below a horizontal line, to the right of its [[ATK]].
  
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==Gauges==
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The following gauges are displayed to keep track of DEF in the anime.
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<gallery>
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A Point Gauge (DEF Mode).png | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions|The Dark Side of Dimensions]]''
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Gauge 5DsJP DEFS1.png        | Japanese ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|5D's]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time|Bonds Beyond Time]]''
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Gauge 5DsUS DEFS1.png        | Dubbed ''5D's''
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DEF-ZX.png                  | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|ZEXAL]]''
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DEF Gauge ARC-V.png          | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|ARC-V]]''
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DEF Gauge VRAINS.png        | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|VRAINS]]''
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DEF SV.png                  | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS|SEVENS]]''
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</gallery>
  
[[es:DEF]]
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==Trivia==
[[Category:Gameplay]]
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*The highest original DEF outside the anime or manga is 5000.
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*The highest printed value of an DEF increase effect belongs to "Number iC1000: Numeronius Numeronia", which gains 100,000 DEF.
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** However, the 100,000 DEF are effect-related.
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==In other languages==
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{{In other languages
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| fr_name  = DEF
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| de_name  = DEF
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| it_name  = DEF
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| pt_name  = DEF
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| es_name  = DEF
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| ja_name  = {{Ruby|守|しゅ}}{{Ruby|備|び}}{{Ruby|力|りょく}}
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| ja_romaji = Shubiryoku
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| ja_trans  = Defense Power
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| ko_name  = 수비력
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| ko_rr    = Subiryeok
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| tc_name  = 守備力
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| tc_pinyin = Shǒubèilì
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| sc_name  = 守备力
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| sc_pinyin = Shǒubèilì
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}}
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{{In other languages|Defense Points
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| fr_name  = Valeur de Défense
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| de_name  = Verteidigungspunkte
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| it_name  = Punti Difesa
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| pt_name  = Pontos de Defesa
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| es_name  = Puntos de Defensa
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}}
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==Notes==
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<references group="Notes" />
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{{Monsters and Monster Cards}}
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{{Card layout}}
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[[Category:Card layout]]

Latest revision as of 19:20, 15 February 2024

Blue-Eyes White Dragon
A card, with the DEF visible in the lower-right corner ("Blue-Eyes White Dragon")

DEF, short for Defense Points[Notes 1] (Japanese: しゅりょく Shubiryoku, lit. "Defense Power"),[Notes 2] is one of the two primary stats of monsters in Duel Monsters (including the TCG/OCG) and Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel, alongside ATK. When a Defense Position monster is attacked, its DEF is used during damage calculation.

Link Monsters, and Maximum Monsters in Maximum Mode, do not have DEF and cannot be changed to Defense Position.

Card layout[edit]

In the Series 1 and 2 layouts (only ever used in Japan), the DEF of a Monster Card is displayed in the lower of the ATK/DEF boxes, located in the lower-right corner of the card, to the right of the card text box.

From the Series 3 layout onward, the DEF of Monster Cards is displayed in the lower right corner of the card text box below a horizontal line, to the right of its ATK.

Gauges[edit]

The following gauges are displayed to keep track of DEF in the anime.

Trivia[edit]

  • The highest original DEF outside the anime or manga is 5000.
  • The highest printed value of an DEF increase effect belongs to "Number iC1000: Numeronius Numeronia", which gains 100,000 DEF.
    • However, the 100,000 DEF are effect-related.

In other languages[edit]

"DEF" in languages other than English
Language NameRomanizedTranslated
French DEF
German DEF
Italian DEF
Portuguese DEF
Spanish DEF
Japanese しゅりょくShubiryokuDefense Power
しゅびりょく (kana)
守備力 (base)
Korean 수비력Subiryeok
Chinese (Traditional) 守備力Shǒubèilì
Chinese (Simplified) 守备力Shǒubèilì
"Defense Points" in languages other than English
Language Name
French Valeur de Défense
German Verteidigungspunkte
Italian Punti Difesa
Portuguese Pontos de Defesa
Spanish Puntos de Defensa

Notes[edit]

  1. The full forms are used in the anime and mentioned in the official rulebooks as reference, but never in the actual TCG as proper terms.
  2. Abbreviated as しゅ Shu in the card text of Trap Monsters and cards that Summon Tokens.