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| japanese = 破壊 |
| japanese = 破壊 |
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| furigana = はかい |
| furigana = はかい |
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+ | | romaji = hakai |
+ | | english = destroy |
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+ | | french = détruire |
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+ | | german = zerstören |
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+ | | italian = distruggere |
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+ | | korean = 파괴 (破壞) ''Pagoe'' |
− | + | | chinese = 破壞 ''Pòhuài / Po3 waai6'' |
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+ | | portuguese = destruir |
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− | |chinese=破壞 ''Pòhuài'' |
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+ | | portuguese = destruir |
− | | spanish = |
+ | | spanish = destruir |
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+ | A card is destroyed when it is sent to the Graveyard due to battle between monsters or by an effect that destroys a card. A card that is returned from the field to the hand or Deck, or, that is sent to the Graveyard as a cost or Tribute, is NOT considered “destroyed”. |
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⚫ | Cards already in the Graveyard and [[banish]]ed cards cannot be destroyed. Usually only cards on the [[field]] or [[Monster Card|monster]]s whose [[Summon]]s are [[negate]]d are destroyed, but [[card effect]]s that use the term "destroy" can destroy cards in the [[hand]], [[Main Deck]] and [[Extra Deck]]. Cards cannot be destroyed in the Main Deck unless a card specifically allows and states it, such as "[[Chain Dispel]]"; if "[[The Fabled Unicore]]" negates the activation of the effect of a card in the Main Deck, it will not be destroyed. |
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==Causes== |
==Causes== |
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+ | ''NOTE: Only the first two fulfill the [[Trigger Effect|Trigger]] condition of the widely used "destroyed by battle or by card effect".'' |
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*Not fulfilling a [[maintenance cost]] that uses the term "destroy" (like "[[Messenger of Peace]]"). |
*Not fulfilling a [[maintenance cost]] that uses the term "destroy" (like "[[Messenger of Peace]]"). |
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− | **If the [[attack target]] is in [[Attack Position]], the monster with the lowest ATK will be destroyed by battle. If the monsters' ATK is equal, they will both be destroyed. |
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− | **If the attack target is in [[Defense Position]], the attack target will be destroyed if its DEF is lower than the attacking monster's ATK. |
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− | *Replacing an existing [[Field Spell Card]] (TCG only). |
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− | **If the opponent controls a face-up Field Spell Card and the player activates a Field Spell Card, the opponent's Field Spell Card will be destroyed by game mechanics when the player's Field Spell Card [[resolve]]s (while face-up on the field). In the OCG, both players can control a Field Spell Card. |
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− | **If the player controls a Field Spell Card (even if [[Set]]), they can activate or Set another Field Spell Card by destroying their existing Field Spell Card (by game mechanics). In the OCG, the card is sent to the Graveyard by game mechanics, not destroyed. |
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*Invalidating an [[Equip Card]] [[target]]. |
*Invalidating an [[Equip Card]] [[target]]. |
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− | **[[Equip]]ped cards will be immediately destroyed if their target isn't [[face-up]] in a [[Monster |
+ | **[[Equip]]ped cards will be immediately destroyed if their target isn't [[face-up]] in a [[Monster Zone]], or has become an incorrect target. |
**If a card that is not normally an [[Equip Spell Card]] is equipped to a monster by that monster's effect, it will be destroyed if that effect is no longer being applied. |
**If a card that is not normally an [[Equip Spell Card]] is equipped to a monster by that monster's effect, it will be destroyed if that effect is no longer being applied. |
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− | *Existence restrictions. |
+ | * Existence restrictions. |
− | **Cards that have restrictions on the number that can be [[face-up]] will be destroyed if this number is exceeded. For example, if an "[[Earthbound Immortal Aslla piscu]]" is [[flip]]ped face-up (by [[card effect]]) while its controller [[control]]s another one, the newly flipped monster will be destroyed. |
+ | ** Cards that have restrictions on the number that can be [[face-up]] will be destroyed if this number is exceeded. For example, if an "[[Earthbound Immortal Aslla piscu]]" is [[flip]]ped face-up (by [[card effect]]) while its controller [[control]]s another one, the newly flipped monster will be destroyed. |
− | **If a [[Normal Spell Card|Normal]], [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play]] or [[Ritual Spell Card]], or a [[Normal Trap Card|Normal]] or [[Counter Trap Card]] is only remaining face-up on the field due to a card effect and that effect is no longer active, it will be destroyed (e.g. "[[Swords of Revealing Light]]" after the 3rd turn). |
+ | ** If a [[Normal Spell Card|Normal]], [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play]] or [[Ritual Spell Card]], or a [[Normal Trap Card|Normal]] or [[Counter Trap Card]] is only remaining face-up on the field due to a card effect and that effect is no longer active, it will be destroyed (e.g. "[[Swords of Revealing Light]]" after the 3rd turn). |
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*No free [[zone]]s. |
*No free [[zone]]s. |
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**When [[Changes control|taking control]] of the opponent's monster, if there is no empty Monster Card Zone for it, it is destroyed while under the opponent's control. |
**When [[Changes control|taking control]] of the opponent's monster, if there is no empty Monster Card Zone for it, it is destroyed while under the opponent's control. |
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*Halting an [[infinite loop]] with no net change. |
*Halting an [[infinite loop]] with no net change. |
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− | ==Not sending destroyed cards to the Graveyard== |
+ | == Not sending destroyed cards to the Graveyard == |
Some [[card effect]]s can cause destroyed cards to be moved to a location other than the Graveyard. For example, "[[Grave Protector]]" causes all monsters that are destroyed by battle to be [[shuffle]]d into the Deck instead of being sent to the Graveyard. |
Some [[card effect]]s can cause destroyed cards to be moved to a location other than the Graveyard. For example, "[[Grave Protector]]" causes all monsters that are destroyed by battle to be [[shuffle]]d into the Deck instead of being sent to the Graveyard. |
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If a card like "[[Macro Cosmos]]" is active, cards that would be sent to the Graveyard (including by being destroyed) are banished instead. If a card like "[[Dark Magician of Chaos]]" would [[Leaves the field|leave the field]] (including by being destroyed), it is banished instead. |
If a card like "[[Macro Cosmos]]" is active, cards that would be sent to the Graveyard (including by being destroyed) are banished instead. If a card like "[[Dark Magician of Chaos]]" would [[Leaves the field|leave the field]] (including by being destroyed), it is banished instead. |
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+ | [[Pendulum Monster]]s that are destroyed from the field are not sent to the Graveyard, by their own mechanic. |
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Not all cards that send cards from the field to the Graveyard destroy them; cards like "[[Dark End Dragon]]", "[[Ninjitsu Art of Super-Transformation]]", and "[[Number 50: Blackship of Corn]]" send cards from the field to the Graveyard, but they do not destroy the cards, since they don't include the word "destroy" in the text; as such, these effects cannot be negated by effects like "[[Stardust Dragon]]". |
Not all cards that send cards from the field to the Graveyard destroy them; cards like "[[Dark End Dragon]]", "[[Ninjitsu Art of Super-Transformation]]", and "[[Number 50: Blackship of Corn]]" send cards from the field to the Graveyard, but they do not destroy the cards, since they don't include the word "destroy" in the text; as such, these effects cannot be negated by effects like "[[Stardust Dragon]]". |
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+ | == List == |
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+ | List of cards that destroy other cards. |
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+ | * [[Destroys hand]] |
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+ | * [[Destroys Monster Cards]] |
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+ | * [[Destroys Spell Cards]] |
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+ | * [[Destroys Trap Cards]] |
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{{Gameplay}} |
{{Gameplay}} |
Revision as of 15:23, 1 January 2020
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Japanese (ruby) |
はかい | ||
Japanese (base text) |
破壊 | ||
Japanese (romanized) |
hakai | ||
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destroy | ||
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Destroying (Japanese:
A card is destroyed when it is sent to the Graveyard due to battle between monsters or by an effect that destroys a card. A card that is returned from the field to the hand or Deck, or, that is sent to the Graveyard as a cost or Tribute, is NOT considered “destroyed”.
Cards already in the Graveyard and banished cards cannot be destroyed. Usually only cards on the field or monsters whose Summons are negated are destroyed, but card effects that use the term "destroy" can destroy cards in the hand, Main Deck and Extra Deck. Cards cannot be destroyed in the Main Deck unless a card specifically allows and states it, such as "Chain Dispel"; if "The Fabled Unicore" negates the activation of the effect of a card in the Main Deck, it will not be destroyed.
Causes
NOTE: Only the first two fulfill the Trigger condition of the widely used "destroyed by battle or by card effect".
- Card effects that uses the term "destroy" (like "Exiled Force", "Horn of Heaven").
- Monsters can be destroyed by battle during damage calculation.
- Not fulfilling a maintenance cost that uses the term "destroy" (like "Messenger of Peace").
- Invalidating an Equip Card target.
- Equipped cards will be immediately destroyed if their target isn't face-up in a Monster Zone, or has become an incorrect target.
- If a card that is not normally an Equip Spell Card is equipped to a monster by that monster's effect, it will be destroyed if that effect is no longer being applied.
- Existence restrictions.
- Cards that have restrictions on the number that can be face-up will be destroyed if this number is exceeded. For example, if an "Earthbound Immortal Aslla piscu" is flipped face-up (by card effect) while its controller controls another one, the newly flipped monster will be destroyed.
- If a Normal, Quick-Play or Ritual Spell Card, or a Normal or Counter Trap Card is only remaining face-up on the field due to a card effect and that effect is no longer active, it will be destroyed (e.g. "Swords of Revealing Light" after the 3rd turn).
- No free zones.
- When taking control of the opponent's monster, if there is no empty Monster Card Zone for it, it is destroyed while under the opponent's control.
- Halting an infinite loop with no net change.
Not sending destroyed cards to the Graveyard
Some card effects can cause destroyed cards to be moved to a location other than the Graveyard. For example, "Grave Protector" causes all monsters that are destroyed by battle to be shuffled into the Deck instead of being sent to the Graveyard.
If a card like "Macro Cosmos" is active, cards that would be sent to the Graveyard (including by being destroyed) are banished instead. If a card like "Dark Magician of Chaos" would leave the field (including by being destroyed), it is banished instead.
Pendulum Monsters that are destroyed from the field are not sent to the Graveyard, by their own mechanic.
Sending to the Graveyard without destroying
Not all cards that send cards from the field to the Graveyard destroy them; cards like "Dark End Dragon", "Ninjitsu Art of Super-Transformation", and "Number 50: Blackship of Corn" send cards from the field to the Graveyard, but they do not destroy the cards, since they don't include the word "destroy" in the text; as such, these effects cannot be negated by effects like "Stardust Dragon".
List
List of cards that destroy other cards.