Forbidden
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This article is about the tournament restriction status. For the archetype, see Forbidden (archetype). For other uses, see Forbidden (disambiguation).
Forbidden
Japanese (base text)
禁止カード
Japanese (romanized)
Kinshi Kādo
English
Forbidden card
Other names
- French: carte Interdite
- German: Verbotene Karte
- Italian: carta Proibita
- Spanish: carta Prohibida
- Korean: 금지 카드 (禁止 Card) Geumji Kadeu
In the OCG and the TCG Advanced Format, Forbidden (禁止 Kinshi) cards, often unofficially called banned, are cards that players are not allowed to use in their Main Deck, Side Deck, or Extra Deck. There are no Forbidden cards in the Traditional Format; by default, all Forbidden cards are Limited in the Traditional Format.
The following cards are Forbidden as of July 1, 2019 for the OCG, and October 14, 2019 for the TCG Advanced Format.
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Monster Cards
Spell Cards
Trap Cards
Changes
OCG
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Card Japanese name Card type Old status (July 2019) New status (October 2019)
Zoodiac Barrage 十 (じゅう) 二 (に) 獣 (しし) の会 (かい) 局 (きょく)
Spell Card 4Forbidden 3Limited
Dragonic Diagram ドラゴニックＤ (ダイアグラム)
Spell Card 4Forbidden 3Limited
TCG
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Card Card type Old status (July 2019) New status (October 2019)
Spell Card 4Forbidden 1Unlimited
World Championship
During World Championship tournaments, all cards are automatically set to their lowest allowed status in any region. (For example, a card that is on the Semi-Limited list in one region but the Limited list in another will be Limited on the World Championship banlist, and a card that is Forbidden in one region but Unlimited in another will be Forbidden.)
However, in addition to any cards that are Forbidden on either the OCG or TCG lists, several other cards are also made Forbidden:
Anime and manga
During the Battle City arc it is mentioned that cards that directly damage the player, such as "Hinotama", "Meteor of Destruction", and "Raigeki", are Forbidden.[1]
When taken to the Virtual World, the Egyptian God cards were excluded from the virtual card database, since Lector noted they are forbidden cards.[2]
A handful of other cards are noted by characters as "Forbidden" in the anime, including "Golden Castle of Stromberg" in Yu-Gi-Oh!,[3] "Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End"[4] and "Infernalvania" in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX,[5] "Gate Blocker" and "Gate Blocker 2" in official Turbo Duels in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's,[6][7] and "Restraining Sword of Impact" in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V.[8]
References
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