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About Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Cards | About Yu-Gi-Oh! Spell Cards | About Yu-Gi-Oh! Trap Cards | Guide to Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rarity About Yu-Gi-Oh! Trap Cards
Before you can activate a Trap Card, you must Set it on the field first. You cannot activate a Trap in the same turn that you Set it, but you can activate it at any time after that—starting from the beginning of the next turn. Normal Trap Cards:
Just like Continuous Spell Cards, Continuous Trap Cards remain on the field once they are activated and their effects continue while they are face-up on the field. Some Continuous Trap Cards have abilities similar to the Ignition Effects or Trigger Effects that can be found on Effect Monster Cards.
These Trap Cards are normally activated in response to the activation of other cards, and may have abilities like negating the effects of those cards. These types of Traps are effective against Normal Spell Cards or Normal Trap Cards, which are otherwise hard to stop, however many Counter Trap Cards require a cost to activate them. |
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