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| french              = Invocation Spéciale (Monstre)
 
| french              = Invocation Spéciale (Monstre)
 
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A '''Special Summon Monster''' ({{Ruby|特|とく}}{{Ruby|殊|しゅ}}{{Ruby|召|しょう}}{{Ruby|喚|かん}}モンスター ''Tokushu Shōkan Monsutā''), is a type of monster that was introduced in ''[[Deck Custom Pack 01]]'' in the ''[[OCG]]''. It was first mention in the ''[[TCG]]'' official rulebook during the Summoning Monster Cards section, as some [[Effect Monster]]s that have a specific [[condition]]s that allow them to be [[Special Summon]]. It is any [[monster]] that has a rule or condition that prevents it from being [[Normal Summon]]ed '''and''' [[Normal Set]]. It often has a Summoning Condition that restricts how the monster must be Special Summoned. Therefore, most of these monsters are considered [[Nomi]] or [[Semi-Nomi]] monsters.
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A '''Special Summon Monster''' ({{Ruby|特|とく}}{{Ruby|殊|しゅ}}{{Ruby|召|しょう}}{{Ruby|喚|かん}}モンスター ''Tokushu Shōkan Monsutā''), is a type of monster that was introduced in the ''[[OCG]]'' with the release of ''[[Deck Custom Pack 01]]'' by the [[Card Errata:Photon Thrasher#Japanese|Japanese reprint]] of "[[Photon Thrasher]]". It was first mention as "Special Summon Monsters" in the ''[[TCG]]'' official rulebook during the Summoning Monster Cards section, as some [[Effect Monster]]s that have a specific [[condition]]s that allow them to be [[Special Summon]]ed. It is any [[monster]] that has a rule or condition that prevents it from being [[Normal Summon]]ed '''and''' [[Normal Set]]. It often has a Summoning Condition that restricts how the monster must be Special Summoned. Therefore, most of these monsters are considered [[Nomi]] or [[Semi-Nomi]] monsters.
  
 
Monsters with the "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set."{{ref|note}} line in their text are all considered Special Summon Monsters, as well as [[Fusion Monster|Fusion]], [[Ritual Monster|Ritual]], [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]], and [[Xyz Monster]]s.
 
Monsters with the "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set."{{ref|note}} line in their text are all considered Special Summon Monsters, as well as [[Fusion Monster|Fusion]], [[Ritual Monster|Ritual]], [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]], and [[Xyz Monster]]s.

Revision as of 03:18, 20 September 2014

Special Summon Monster

Special Summon Monster

Japanese

とくしゅしょうかんモンスター

Japanese (ruby)

特殊召喚(モンスター)[Notes 1]

Japanese (base text)

とくしゅしょうかんモンスター

Japanese (romanized)

Tokushu Shōkan (Monsutā)

English

Special Summon (Monster)

Alternate names

Special Summon Monsters

Lists

A Special Summon Monster (とくしゅしょうかんモンスター Tokushu Shōkan Monsutā), is a type of monster that was introduced in the OCG with the release of Deck Custom Pack 01 by the Japanese reprint of "Photon Thrasher". It was first mention as "Special Summon Monsters" in the TCG official rulebook during the Summoning Monster Cards section, as some Effect Monsters that have a specific conditions that allow them to be Special Summoned. It is any monster that has a rule or condition that prevents it from being Normal Summoned and Normal Set. It often has a Summoning Condition that restricts how the monster must be Special Summoned. Therefore, most of these monsters are considered Nomi or Semi-Nomi monsters.

Monsters with the "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set."[note] line in their text are all considered Special Summon Monsters, as well as Fusion, Ritual, Synchro, and Xyz Monsters.

Any monster that is not a Special Summon Monster is considered a Normal Summon Monster.

Example

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Notes

^ Monsters without Problem-Solving Card Text (PSCT), as well as some of the first cards printed with PSCT, state "This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set." instead.

  1. The parentheses here specify what part is not shown on the cards' Type/Ability line.