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Revision as of 11:37, 18 August 2018
Effect
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Japanese |
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Japanese (ruby) |
こうか | ||
Japanese (base text) |
効果 | ||
Japanese (romanized) |
Kōka | ||
English |
effect | ||
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An effect (
Conditions, costs, and materials are not card effects. A card's effects (as well as any conditions, costs, and materials) are detailed in its card text.
Pendulum Monsters can have two different kinds of effect text. Effect Pendulum Monsters have monster effects, but all Pendulum Monsters can have Pendulum Effects (including Normal Pendulum Monsters). However, some Pendulum Monsters do not have Pendulum Effects, in which case the Pendulum Effect box is left blank.
Trivia
- In the anime (both original Japanese and dubbed), effects are often called "special abilities" (特殊能力 tokushū nōryoku). In the manga, they are referred to as both "effects" and "special abilities"; they are also very rarely referred to as "powers".
- In the first season of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Jaden Yuki referred to his "Elemental Hero" monsters' effects as "Super Powers".