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It's European exclusive' date=' meaning it will NOT be released in North America, so you are correct.[/quote']

On the other hand, if it has Solemn, I will be happy happy happy =]

 

Crap. :/

 

Wait, can European TCG cards be played in the American TCG? I thought the only cards that can't be used in the TCG are OCG cards.

 

Yes As long as the cards are in english they can be used in the US

Not quite true, you can use cards even if they are not in english. Here is the exact ruling:

 

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG cards become tournament-legal around the world at the same time. When a set becomes legal in North America' date=' it also becomes legal in Latin America, Europe, Australia, and other areas outside of Asia.

 

When using a card that is not in a local language, a local-language version of the card or an accurate card translation must be available outside of the Deck to show to any opponent. This will help ensure that both players understand exactly what the card does.

 

Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and “Asian-English” cards are not legal for tournaments. The English “Egyptian God” cards are not official Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG cards and are not legal for use in Decks. They have no effect on games and cannot be Summoned to the field.

 

Individual cards that are reprints of previous cards (whether or not the artwork or rarity is different) are legal for play as soon as they are released, even if the set in which they are included is not yet legal.

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don't see why you care.

It's European exclusive' date=' meaning it will NOT be released in North America, so you are correct.[/quote']

On the other hand, if it has Solemn, I will be happy happy happy =]

 

Crap. :/

 

Wait, can European TCG cards be played in the American TCG? I thought the only cards that can't be used in the TCG are OCG cards.

 

Yes As long as the cards are in english they can be used in the US

 

 

wrong... TCG cards can be played in any language on tournaments, you can use cards in english, spanish, german, italian, portuguese or french... you can't use cards in japanese, chinese, korean or japanglish...

 

 

BTW: you can use foreign language cards on touneys but you have to have the proper translation if someone ask for it...

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don't see why you care.

It's European exclusive' date=' meaning it will NOT be released in North America, so you are correct.[/quote']

On the other hand, if it has Solemn, I will be happy happy happy =]

 

Crap. :/

 

Wait, can European TCG cards be played in the American TCG? I thought the only cards that can't be used in the TCG are OCG cards.

 

Yes As long as the cards are in english they can be used in the US

 

 

wrong... TCG cards can be played in any language on tournaments, you can use cards in english, spanish, german, italian, portuguese or french... you can't use cards in japanese, chinese, korean or japanglish...

 

 

BTW: you can use foreign language cards on touneys but you have to have the proper translation if someone ask for it...

don't see why you care.

It's European exclusive' date=' meaning it will NOT be released in North America, so you are correct.[/quote']

On the other hand, if it has Solemn, I will be happy happy happy =]

 

Crap. :/

 

Wait, can European TCG cards be played in the American TCG? I thought the only cards that can't be used in the TCG are OCG cards.

 

Yes As long as the cards are in english they can be used in the US

Not quite true, you can use cards even if they are not in english. Here is the exact ruling:

 

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG cards become tournament-legal around the world at the same time. When a set becomes legal in North America' date=' it also becomes legal in Latin America, Europe, Australia, and other areas outside of Asia.

 

When using a card that is not in a local language, a local-language version of the card or an accurate card translation must be available outside of the Deck to show to any opponent. This will help ensure that both players understand exactly what the card does.

 

Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and “Asian-English” cards are not legal for tournaments. The English “Egyptian God” cards are not official Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG cards and are not legal for use in Decks. They have no effect on games and cannot be Summoned to the field.

 

Individual cards that are reprints of previous cards (whether or not the artwork or rarity is different) are legal for play as soon as they are released, even if the set in which they are included is not yet legal.

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Yay for already answered questions. By the way people, I get it already. ;-)

 

EDIT: Whoa. Like, two quote pyramids. :P

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I was able to find a list of all the cards if that helps.

 

Retro Pack - Rarity List

Secret Rare (11)

RP01-EN000 Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon

RP01-EN091 Blast Sphere

RP01-EN092 Copycat

RP01-EN093 Relieve Monster

RP01-EN094 Cloning

RP01-EN095 Kaibaman

RP01-EN096 Cyber Harpie Lady

RP01-EN097 Amazoness Chain Master

RP01-EN098 Embodiment of Apophis

RP01-EN099 Exchange of the Spirit

RP01-EN100 Ancient Lamp

 

Ultra Rare (8)

RP01-EN001 Blue-Eyes White Dragon

RP01-EN003 Dark Magician

RP01-EN005 Raigeki

RP01-EN011 Red-Eyes B. Dragon

RP01-EN021 Exodia The Forbidden One

RP01-EN023 Gate Guardian

RP01-EN054 Relinquished

RP01-EN090 Scapegoat

 

Super Rare (10)

RP01-EN012 Swords of Revealing Light

RP01-EN016 Monster Reborn

RP01-EN022 Gaia the Dragon Champion

RP01-EN024 Summoned Skull

RP01-EN035 Time Wizard

RP01-EN036 Sangan

RP01-EN038 Catapult Turtle

RP01-EN045 Solemn Judgement

RP01-EN085 La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the Lamp

RP01-EN089 Penguin Soldier

 

Rare (24)

RP01-EN006 Fissure

RP01-EN017 Right Leg of the Forbidden One

RP01-EN018 Left Leg of the Forbidden One

RP01-EN019 Right Arm of the Forbidden One

RP01-EN020 Left Arm of the Forbidden One

RP01-EN026 Harpie Lady Sisters

RP01-EN028 B. Skull Dragon

RP01-EN030 Sanga of the Thunder

RP01-EN031 Kazejin

RP01-EN032 Suijin

RP01-EN033 Magician of Faith

RP01-EN037 Kuriboh

RP01-EN044 Barrel Dragon

RP01-EN048 Heavy Storm

RP01-EN050 Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon

RP01-EN051 Axe of Despair

RP01-EN059 Painful Choice

RP01-EN061 Megamorph

RP01-EN082 Messenger of Peace

RP01-EN084 Card Destruction

RP01-EN086 Lord of D.

RP01-EN087 The Flute of Summoning Dragon

RP01-EN088 Graceful Charity

RP01-EN083 Wall of Illusion

 

Common (48)

RP01-EN002 Flame Swordsman

RP01-EN004 Gaia the Fierce Knight

RP01-EN007 Trap Hole

RP01-EN008 Polymerisation

RP01-EN009 Curse of Dragon

RP01-EN010 Giant Soldier of Stone

RP01-EN013 Armed Ninja

RP01-EN014 Man-Eater Bug

RP01-EN015 Hane-Hane

RP01-EN025 Harpie Lady

RP01-EN027 Mask of Darkness

RP01-EN029 Elegant Egotist

RP01-EN034 Baby Dragon

RP01-EN039 Jirai Gumo

RP01-EN040 Thunder Dragon

RP01-EN041 Cannon Soldier

RP01-EN042 Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon

RP01-EN043 Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts

RP01-EN046 Magic Jammer

RP01-EN047 Seven Tools of the Bandit

RP01-EN049 Thousand Dragon

RP01-EN052 Black Pendant

RP01-EN053 Maha Vailo

RP01-EN055 Gravekeeper's Servant

RP01-EN056 Upstart Goblin

RP01-EN057 Mystical Space Typhoon

RP01-EN058 Giant Trunade

RP01-EN060 Black Illusion Ritual

RP01-EN062 Manga Ryu-Ran

RP01-EN063 Toon Mermaid

RP01-EN064 Toon Summoned Skull

RP01-EN065 Hyozanryu

RP01-EN066 Toon World

RP01-EN067 Giant Rat

RP01-EN068 Senju of the Thousand Hands

RP01-EN069 UFO Turtle

RP01-EN070 Giant Germ

RP01-EN071 Nimble Momonga

RP01-EN072 Shining Angel

RP01-EN073 Mother Grizzly

RP01-EN074 Flying Kamakiri #1

RP01-EN075 Sonic Bird

RP01-EN076 Mystic Tomato

RP01-EN077 Gaia Power

RP01-EN078 Umiiruka

RP01-EN079 Molten Destruction

RP01-EN080 Rising Air Current

RP01-EN081 Luminous Spark

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