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| + | | kanji = 罠・装備カード | ||
| + | | japanese translated = Trap-Equip Card | ||
| + | | english = Equip Trap Card | ||
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| + | | korean = | ||
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| + | }} | ||
| + | {{Infobox/Archetype/Yu-Gi-Oh! | ||
| + | | list = List of Equip Trap Cards | ||
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| + | '''Equip Trap Cards''' (罠・装備カード, lit. "Trap-Equip Card") are a type of [[Trap Card]] existing only in the[[Yu-Gi-Oh! R| ''Yu-Gi-Oh! R'']] manga. They are a type of [[Equip Card]]. Examples include "[[Metalmorph (manga)|Metalmorph]]", "[[Amulet of Affection]]", and "[[Mirror Barrier]]". | ||
| + | In the [[OCG]]/[[TCG]], some [[Normal Trap Card]]s, such as "[[Metalmorph]]", are treated as Equip Cards upon activation (they are still treated as Trap Cards while equipped). However, they are never officially referred to as "Equip Trap Cards". | ||
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[[File:AmuletofAffection-JP-Manga-R.png|center]] | [[File:AmuletofAffection-JP-Manga-R.png|center]] | ||
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| − | + | [[Category:Types of Trap Cards]] | |
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 14 June 2023
| Equip Trap Card
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| Japanese |
罠・装備カード |
| Japanese (translated) |
Trap-Equip Card |
| English |
Equip Trap Card
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| Lists |
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Equip Trap Cards (罠・装備カード, lit. "Trap-Equip Card") are a type of Trap Card existing only in the Yu-Gi-Oh! R manga. They are a type of Equip Card. Examples include "Metalmorph", "Amulet of Affection", and "Mirror Barrier". In the OCG/TCG, some Normal Trap Cards, such as "Metalmorph", are treated as Equip Cards upon activation (they are still treated as Trap Cards while equipped). However, they are never officially referred to as "Equip Trap Cards".
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