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Summoned by sending to the Graveyard one Tuner monster and one or more non-Tuner monsters from the field.

Created by fusing two or more monsters together using a spell or effect like Polymerization.

Cards kept in a separate deck that includes Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, Link, and some Pendulum Monsters, which can typically only be summoned using specific methods.

A type of Monster Card that has a special ability that can influence the gameplay

Provides a temporary or permanent power-up, or a specific beneficial effect.

Special type that is summoned using a corresponding Ritual Spell Card, along with tribute of monsters from the hand or field whose total levels equal or exceed the level of the Ritual Monster.

Often temporary monsters created by the effect of another card. They cannot exist outside of the field.

Remains on the field once activated and provides an ongoing effect until it is destroyed or removed.

The simplest type of Monster Card with no effects and purely defined by its attack and defense points.

Once activated, this card is equipped to a Monster Card, providing it with additional abilities or stats modifications.

Doesn't have a Level or DEF stat. It's summoned using monsters as material equal to its Link Rating and points to specific zones on the field.

When activated, this type of Spell Card affects the entire field and both players' monsters.

Used to Ritual Summon Ritual Monster Cards, detailing the specifics on how to conduct the Ritual Summon.

Set face-down and activated in response to specific conditions during the game.

Summoned to the field using two or more monsters of the same level as Xyz Materials.

Used to battle opponents and are the main component for gameplay involving attacks and defending.

Designed to be activated in response to other cards' effects, often negating those effects.

Can be played as either a Monster or Spell Card and enables Pendulum Summoning.

A most basic Trap Card with no inherent abilities beyond its single described effect.