It has been called the World Unified Format (世界統一フォーマット Sekai Tōitsu Fōmatto).
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Template:Anchor The third, and by far longest-lived, version of card layout was introduced with Series 3, beginning with Limited Edition 4, and is the card layout that the TCG was introduced with. This is " Blue-Eyes White Dragon", from Structure Deck: Kaiba. This version introduces Card Numbers and the Eye of Anubis Hologram.Īn example of the Series 2 layout on Normal Monster Cards. Additionally, from this series onwards, the frame of the lore box is narrowed, making more room for the lore.
All non-Normal Spell and Trap Cards, instead of just Field Spell Cards, indicate their property with symbols, though some Equip Spell Cards use the word モンスター ( monsutā "Monster") for their property. Only Level 12 monsters have their Level Stars aligned to the center. The difference between this version and the first one is the widening of the effect/lore box on Monster Cards to about two-thirds of the card's width, featuring a new look of the box border, and a corresponding narrowing of the ATK/DEF box, achieved mainly by shortening the terms for "ATK" and "DEF" to just 攻 （ こう ） ( Kō "Attack") and 守 （ しゅ ） ( Shu "Defense") or 防 for the Chinese " Blue-Eyes White Dragon", and to "ATK" and "DEF" for the English "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", and a slight widening of the card name box and effect/ATK/DEF area. The next version of card layout was used for the duration of Series 2, being introduced with the release of Magic Ruler and lasting until Pharaonic Guardian and Structure Deck: Pegasus (which were released on the same day). This is " Dark Magician", a V Jump promotional card. Series 1 cards lack Card Numbers and the Eye of Anubis Hologram.Īn example of the Series 1 layout on Normal Monster Cards. The Japanese font used for most texts on the cards was the original DFLeisho font, though it's the DFKakuTaihi font to be used for the ATK and DEF digits. Non-Normal Spell and Trap Cards do not have property symbols only Field Spell Cards have their property indicated, with the word フィールド ( Fīrudo "Field").
Level 11 and 12 monsters have their Level Stars aligned to the center instead of the right like lower Level monsters, and the stars are put closer to one another. The card name box, image, and effect/ATK/DEF area are all equal width. This layout was used in early episode of the second series of Yu-Gi-Oh!Ĭards with this version of the layout are characterized by a larger card image and, for Monster Cards, two half-width boxes below the picture, side-by-side, with the left one for the monster's card effect or lore, and the right one for its ATK and DEF, which use the terms 攻 （ こう ） 撃 （ げき ） 力 （ りょく ） ( kōgekiryoku "Attack Strength") and 守 （ しゅ ） 備 （ び ） 力 （ りょく ） ( shubiryoku "Defense Strength") (On the English versions of " Dark Magician" and " Blue-Eyes White Dragon", "攻撃力" and "守備力" were replaced by "Attack" and "Defense", respectively on their Chinese versions, "守備力" was replaced by "防守力"). This was the first version of layout for cards, lasting from the initial release of the Official Card Game with Vol.1 to the end of Series 1 with the release of Dark Ceremony Edition. Matrix Small Caps Bold (series 3 and later) Matrix Regular ( effect text, and flavor text of the illegal Egyptian God cards)ĭF Reisho Semi-Bold (series 2 and earlier) ITC Serif Semi-Bold ( series 3 and later) HY Yaeso Medium (prior to Starter Deck 2011) Many different typefaces have been used on Yu-Gi-Oh! cards depending on the primary script(s) of the language in question and the type of text.Įnglish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese & Spanish
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