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Yu-Gi-Oh! (Carddas Version) (Tabletop Game)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The "Carddas Version" of the Collectible Card Game Yu-Gi-Oh! was the first card game released based on the series, created by Bandai using the first chapters of the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and the 1998 anime by Toei Animation as inspiration. It's worth noticing that in this early stage the rules of the card game were nearly non-existent, so pretty much every rule was created out of the blue.For starters, all cards were yellow. All monsters were normal monsters and they each had one of the 13 rules printed on them, and there were additional types and several missing types. Also, equip cards were treated as a different type of cards from Spell cards.There were a total of 13 rules, most of which make the card game quite different from its Manga counterpart (particularly the winning condition): Both players must use the same number of cards as their Decks. Draw 5 cards from your Deck to form your hand. Select 1 Monster Card from your hand and play it to start a Battle. To determine the result of the battle, compare the ATK of your attacking monster with the DEF of the attacked monster. If your monster's ATK is higher, your opponent's monster is destroyed. Even if you destroy the opponent's monster, if the DEF of your monster is lower than the ATK of your opponent's monster, your monster is also destroyed. When the battle ends, draw 1 card from your Deck and you can end your turn. Each turn will continue like this until both players' Decks are empty. Finally, each player counts the total Level Stars of all monsters that he/she destroyed. The player with the highest amount is declared the WINNER. If you have Spell, Trap or Equip Cards in your hand, you can put them in play face-down. You can activate your face-down Spell, Trap or Equip Cards at any time during a Battle. When the effect of a Spell, Trap or Equip Card is used, it is discarded. When a player's Deck is empty, the Duel will continue until the other player's Deck is empty as well.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The game never left Japan and was eventually overshadowed by the more deeply thought-out Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game. Nowadays, it's impossible to play without using a Card Game emulator like Lackey CCG or YGOPro.If you’re curious about the history of this game and the issues it had, there’s a video by TheJWittz covering it. | |
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Adaptational Badass: A lot of cards here have higher stats (either in attack, defense, or levels) than their manga (and OCG/TCG) counterparts. | |
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Adaptation Species Change: Several types present at the start of the Konami version didn't exist, and several cards had completely different typing even if their Konami type did exist. For example Zombies (cards like Skull Servant and Clown Zombie) were Fiends; Spellcasters, and possibly Fairies, were split up into 4 separate types, each ending with Magic; Aqua and Fish cards (like Jellyfish and Fiend Kraken respectively) were compacted into Sea Beast. Even cards that have a type that exists in both versions could end up with two separate types in both. Gaia the Fierce Knight is a Warrior-Type in the OCG/TCG, but is instead a Black Magic-type here. Gaia the Dragon Champion is a Dragon-type in the later game, and a Dragon Magic card here. Time Wizard is a Spell Card instead of a Monster, and Dragon Capture Card is a Monster instead of a Trap Card. | |
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