Yu-Gi-Oh! Card List

14,153 cards

Otakuchar is a fan site, not affiliated with Konami. Yu-Gi-Oh! and its card images and text © Studio Dice / SHUEISHA, TV TOKYO, KONAMI. Card data is based on YGOPRODeck.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG?

Yu-Gi-Oh! is Konami's trading card game based on Kazuki Takahashi's manga. It launched in 1999 and is one of the biggest card games in the world.

What makes up a Yu-Gi-Oh! deck?

A Main Deck of 40 to 60 cards, an Extra Deck of up to 15 and a Side Deck of up to 15. You can have up to 3 copies of a card.

How do you win?

You win by bringing your opponent's Life Points (8000 at the start) to 0, when your opponent cannot draw, or with a special win condition such as all 5 pieces of Exodia in your hand.

What kinds of cards are there?

Three kinds: Monsters, Spells and Traps. Monsters come in several frame types.

What do the monster frame colors mean?

Yellow is Normal, orange is Effect, light blue is Ritual, purple is Fusion, white is Synchro, black is Xyz and dark blue is Link. Pendulum monsters have a green lower half.

What is a passcode?

The 8-digit number in the bottom-left corner of the card; every card has its own. Type it into the Otakuchar search to find that exact card.

How does the banlist work?

Konami sorts cards into Forbidden, Limited (1 copy) and Semi-Limited (2 copies). The TCG and OCG have separate banlists, and every card page on Otakuchar shows both.

How are the TCG and OCG different?

The TCG is used in North America, Europe and Oceania; the OCG in Japan and Asia. They have different banlists, release dates and some exclusive cards.

What is a Link Monster?

Link Monsters have no Level or DEF; they have a Link Rating and Link Arrows instead. They are summoned from the Extra Deck using monsters on the field as material.

What is an archetype?

A group of cards that share a name and support each other, such as Blue-Eyes, Dark Magician or Sky Striker. Every card page lists other cards of the same archetype.

How do I filter cards by ATK, DEF or Attribute?

The Yu-Gi-Oh! card page has filters for frame, Attribute, Type, Level / Rank, Link, archetype, banlist, set and ATK / DEF range.

Where does the Yu-Gi-Oh! data come from?

The base data comes from YGOPRODeck. Card names and images belong to Konami and Kazuki Takahashi.

Source: https://otakuchar.com/en/the-bai-yugioh/

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