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| - There are several classes of cards that exist only in the original manga and/or Yu-Gi-Oh! R:
* Trap Spell Cards: These are cards that are treated as Spell Cards and also as Trap Cards at the same time.
* There are four Normal Trap Spell Cards: "Cross Counter Trap" "De-Fusion", "Graverobber" (a Normal Trap Card in the English manga), and "Stairway to the Underworld". In the OCG/TCG and anime, "Graverobber" was released as a Normal Trap Card, while "De-Fusion" was released as a Quick-Play Spell Card. "Stop Defense" was labelled as a Normal Trap Spell Card in the English translation, but is a Normal Trap Card in the Japanese version.
* Continuous Trap Spell Cards, specifically "Destiny Board" and "Domain of the Dark Ruler", appeared in the manga. In the OCG/TCG, anime and English ma
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| - There are several classes of cards that exist only in the original manga and/or Yu-Gi-Oh! R:
* Trap Spell Cards: These are cards that are treated as Spell Cards and also as Trap Cards at the same time.
* There are four Normal Trap Spell Cards: "Cross Counter Trap" "De-Fusion", "Graverobber" (a Normal Trap Card in the English manga), and "Stairway to the Underworld". In the OCG/TCG and anime, "Graverobber" was released as a Normal Trap Card, while "De-Fusion" was released as a Quick-Play Spell Card. "Stop Defense" was labelled as a Normal Trap Spell Card in the English translation, but is a Normal Trap Card in the Japanese version.
* Continuous Trap Spell Cards, specifically "Destiny Board" and "Domain of the Dark Ruler", appeared in the manga. In the OCG/TCG, anime and English manga, "Destiny Board" was released as a Continuous Trap Card.
* A Field Trap Spell Card, "Sand Fortress", appeared in the manga.
* Equip Trap Cards: A Trap Card with the same properties as an Equip Spell Card. These include cards like "Metalmorph", "Amulet of Affection", "Magical Arm Shield", etc. In the OCG/TCG and anime, "Metalmorph" was released as a Normal Trap Card that becomes an Equip Card after activation; while there are no Equip Trap Cards in the OCG/TCG, there are a number of Trap Cards like "Metalmorph" that treat themselves as Equip Cards (such as "Blast with Chain"). Additionally, "Magical Arm Shield" was released as a Normal Trap Card with no effect to equip itself since it does not require it to function as it did in the manga.
* Field Trap Cards: A Trap Card with the same properties as a Field Spell Card. "Stronghold the Moving Fortress" and "Sand Fortress" are examples of this kind of card. In the TCG/OCG, "Stronghold the Moving Fortress" is a Continuous Trap Card.
* Virus Cards: These are a distinct type of card, like Spell and Trap Cards, that are played in the Spell & Trap Zone. Only three Virus Cards were shown.
* There are two Normal Virus Cards, "Crush Card" and "Virus Cannon". In the anime, "Crush Card" is a Normal Trap Card and "Virus Cannon" is a Normal Spell Card. In the OCG/TCG, "Crush Card" and "Virus Cannon" were released as Normal Trap Cards.
* A Field Virus Card, "Alpha-Wave Emission", appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! R.
* Illusion Cards: These are a distinct type of card, like Spell and Trap Cards, that are played in the Spell & Trap Zone, with "Eye of Deception" and "Copycat" as the only shown examples. In the OCG/TCG and anime, "Copycat" was released as a Monster Card; in the anime, "Eye of Illusion" was depicted as a Spell Card.
* Others: Some cards such as "Dragon Nails" and "Cyber Bondage" were not identified as Spell or Trap Cards, but merely as "Equip Cards".
* "Insect Gun Armor" was not even identified as an Equip Card (although it was used as such). It actually had 5 Level Stars as if it were a Monster Card.
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