Toon monster

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Toon monster

Toon monster

Japanese

トゥーン(モンスター)[Notes 1]

Japanese (romanized)

Tūn(monsutā)

English

1st and 3rd format: Toon (monster)
2nd format: Toon (Monster)

Appears in (anime)
Appears in (manga)

Yu-Gi-Oh!

Lists

Toon monsters (トゥーンモンスター Tūn Monsutā) are cartoonized counterparts of existing monsters, having some reliance on the card "Toon World".

Originally, in the manga and anime, Toon monsters were formed by having the effect of "Toon World" applied to non-Toon monsters. These Toon monsters had the ability to avoid being destroyed in battle.

In the OCG and TCG, Toon is an ability. Toon monsters exist as separate cards than their non-Toon counterpart, with whom they share no direct in-game relationship. They are capable of attacking the opponent directly and while they benefit from the card "Toon World", they can be used without it.

All Toon monsters belong to the "Toon" archetype (including "Manga Ryu-Ran", since its Japanese name contains トゥーン).

Toon monsters were the first Effect Monsters with an ability to be introduced, debuting in Spell Ruler. While Flip monsters (as Flip Effect Monsters) were introduced earlier, they were not treated as having an ability until much later.

Manga

Original
"Dark Rabbit" "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" "Dragon Capture Jar" "Bickuribox" "Red Archery Girl" "Ryu-Ran" "Summoned Skull"
Toon
"Dark Rabbit" "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" "Dragon Capture Jar" "Bickuribox" "Toon Mermaid" "Manga Ryu-Ran" "Toon Summoned Skull"

While "Toon World" is on the field, each of its controllers monsters are converted to their Toon counterparts.

In their Toon form, monsters could dodge attacks and hide within the "Toon World" book.

Although "Toon World" was used with "Dark Rabbit", "Dragon Capture Jar" and "Bickuribox", they were not given separate names while affected and "Dragon Capture Jar" did not demonstrate the ability to dodge attacks.

Anime

Duelist Kingdom

Original
"Blue-Eyes White Dragon" "Red Archery Girl" "Ryu-Ran" "Summoned Skull"
Toon
"Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" "Toon Mermaid" "Manga Ryu-Ran" "Toon Summoned Skull"
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In the anime, during the Duelist Kingdom tournament, Toon monsters functioned the same way that they did in the manga.

Post-Duelist Kingdom

Original
"Gemini Elf" "Dark Magician Girl" "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" "Summoned Skull" "Masked Sorcerer"
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Toon
"Toon-Gemini Elf" "Toon Dark Magician Girl" "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" "Toon Summoned Skull" "Toon Masked Sorcerer"
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After Duelist Kingdom, Toon monsters were changed to more closely match their OCG/TCG selves.

GX
Original
"Ancient Gear Golem"
Toon
"Toon Ancient Gear Golem"

Playing style

Example

Notes

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