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{{Infobox/Archetype/ExtendedName
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| kanji              = {{Ruby|通|つう}}{{Ruby|常|じょう}}モンスター
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| japanese            = 通常モンスター
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| furigana            = つうじょうモンスター
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| romaji              = Tsūjō Monsutā
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| english            = Normal Monster
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| french              = Monstre Normal
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| german              = Normales Monster
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| italian            = Mostro Normale
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| korean              = 일반 몬스터 (一般 Monster) ''Ilban Monseuteo''
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| portuguese          = Monstro Normal
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| spanish            = Monstruo Normal
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| chinese            = 通常怪獸 ''Tōngcháng Guàishòu / Tung1 seong4 Gwaai3 sau3''
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| list                = List of Normal Monsters
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| support list        = List of Normal Monster support cards
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| anti-support list  = List of Normal Monster anti-support cards
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* This card can be [[Searcher|searched]] by "[[Volcanic Trooper]]", "[[Bonfire]]", "[[Infernal Flame Banshee]]", "[[Volcanic Emission]]", "[[Hiita the Fire Channeler]]", "[[Volcanic Blaster]]", "[[The Original Sinful Spoils - Snake-Eye]]", "[[Snake-Eye Excel]]", "[[Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze]]", "[[Flamvell Firedog]]", "[[UFO Turtle]]", "[[One for One]]", "[[Where Arf Thou?]]", "[[Jack-In-The-Hand]]", "[[Wolf in Sheep's Clothing]]", "[[Packet Link]]", "[[Small Scuffle]]", "[[Mimiclay]]", "[[Serpentine Princess]]", "[[Battle Royal Mode - Joining]]", "[[Vampire Dragon]]", "[[Rescue Ferret]]", "[[Umbramirage the Elemental Lord]]", "[[Sangan]]", "[[Witch of the Black Forest]]", and other [[List of generic searchers#Monsters|generic searchers]].
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'''Normal Monsters''' (Japanese: {{Ruby|通|つう}}{{Ruby|常|じょう}}モンスター ''Tsūjō Monsutā'') are a subcategory of [[monster]]s with no [[card effect|monster effects]]. Normal [[Monster Card]]s have a yellow card frame, and, starting from ''[[Starter Deck: Link Strike]]'' onwards, include the designation "/Normal" on their [[Type]]/[[Ability]] lines. All Normal Monster Cards are [[Main Deck]] cards.
  
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* "[[Volcanic Blaze Accelerator]]" can not only [[send]] this card from the [[Main Deck|Deck]] to the [[GY]], but also send "[[Blaze Accelerator]]", giving this card a target to [[banish]] and activate its effect.
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In the card text box (which contains the effect on [[Effect Monster]]s), Normal Monster Cards include a piece of [[flavor text]] with no effect on gameplay; very rarely however, a Normal Monster's card text will feature an [[archetype condition]], which has an effect on gameplay (e.g. "[[Summoned Skull]]" and "[[Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts]]" in the English ''TCG'').
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There are [[Tuner monster|Tuner]] and [[Pendulum Monster|Pendulum]] Normal Monsters. [[Special Summon Monster]]s with [[Non-Effect Monster|no effects]] are not Normal Monsters. Some non-Normal Monsters can be [[Treated as a Normal Monster|treated as Normal Monsters with card effects]], most notably [[Gemini monster]]s and some [[Trap Monster]]s; [[Token]]s are treated as Normal Monsters on the field.
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==History==
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In the ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'', [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|manga]], and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|anime]], Normal Monsters were originally the most common monsters. However, as the game's strategies evolved, Effect Monsters became more common and fewer Normal Monsters were released or reprinted. For a time, very few [[Booster Pack]]s contained Normal Monsters and even those that do contain very few.
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Following the introduction of Pendulum Monsters, Normal Monsters saw a slight resurgence in Booster Packs, in the form of Normal Pendulum Monsters. Still, traditional Normal Monsters began to see a comeback during the New Master Rules for various strategies and in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'' anime.
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In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 121]], [[Jack Atlas]] mentioned the history of Normal Monsters while discussing the Decks of [[Team Taiyo]], which largely contained Normal Monsters.
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel]]'', Normal Monsters are mostly used in tandem with Effect Monsters, and Spell/Trap Cards.
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==Examples==
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| Dark Magician                | Normal Monster
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| Galaxy Serpent              | Normal Tuner Monster
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| Odd-Eyes Arc Pendulum Dragon | Normal Pendulum Monster
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| Hallohallo                  | Normal Pendulum Tuner Monster
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| Synthetic Seraphim Token    | Normal Monster Token
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}}
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==Lists==
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* [[Normal Tuner monster]]
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* [[Normal Pendulum Monster]]
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==Trivia==
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* The Normal Monster with the highest ATK is "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]", at 3000. "[[Labyrinth Wall]]", "[[Neo Aqua Madoor]]" ,"[[Millennium Shield]]", "[[Dragon Core Hexer]]" and the [[Illegal]] card "[[Leonardo's Silver Skyship]]" have the highest DEF, at 3000. "[[Rabidragon]]" has the highest combined ATK and DEF, with 2950 ATK and 2900 DEF.
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* "[[Leonardo's Silver Skyship]]" is the first [[Match winner]] Normal Monster, due to being a Pendulum Monster.
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* "[[Thousand-Eyes Idol]]" is the Normal Monster with the lowest stats, being a Level 1 monster with 0 ATK and 0 DEF.
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* "[[Gunkan Suship Shari]]" has the longest English flavor text of all Normal Monsters.
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* The TCG version of "[[Mekk-Knight Avram]]" has the shortest English flavor text of all Normal Monsters.
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* "[[Thunder End Dragon]]" is the only [[Xyz Monster]] that requires Normal Monsters as its [[Xyz Material]]s.
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[[Category:Types of Monster Cards]]

Revision as of 13:30, 28 July 2023

Normal Monster

Normal Monster

Japanese

通（つう）常（じょう）モンスター

Japanese (ruby)

つうじょうモンスター

Japanese (base text)

通常モンスター

Japanese (romanized)

Tsūjō Monsutā

English

Normal Monster

Lists

Normal Monsters (Japanese: 通（つう）常（じょう）モンスター Tsūjō Monsutā) are a subcategory of monsters with no monster effects. Normal Monster Cards have a yellow card frame, and, starting from Starter Deck: Link Strike onwards, include the designation "/Normal" on their Type/Ability lines. All Normal Monster Cards are Main Deck cards.

In the card text box (which contains the effect on Effect Monsters), Normal Monster Cards include a piece of flavor text with no effect on gameplay; very rarely however, a Normal Monster's card text will feature an archetype condition, which has an effect on gameplay (e.g. "Summoned Skull" and "Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts" in the English TCG).

There are Tuner and Pendulum Normal Monsters. Special Summon Monsters with no effects are not Normal Monsters. Some non-Normal Monsters can be treated as Normal Monsters with card effects, most notably Gemini monsters and some Trap Monsters; Tokens are treated as Normal Monsters on the field.

History

In the OCG/TCG, manga, and anime, Normal Monsters were originally the most common monsters. However, as the game's strategies evolved, Effect Monsters became more common and fewer Normal Monsters were released or reprinted. For a time, very few Booster Packs contained Normal Monsters and even those that do contain very few.

Following the introduction of Pendulum Monsters, Normal Monsters saw a slight resurgence in Booster Packs, in the form of Normal Pendulum Monsters. Still, traditional Normal Monsters began to see a comeback during the New Master Rules for various strategies and in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 121, Jack Atlas mentioned the history of Normal Monsters while discussing the Decks of Team Taiyo, which largely contained Normal Monsters.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel, Normal Monsters are mostly used in tandem with Effect Monsters, and Spell/Trap Cards.

Examples

Lists

Trivia

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