Yugioh Double Def Continuous Trap Card

Trap Card
Trap Icon
Japanese	罠 ( トラップ ) カード (symbol: 罠 ( トラップ ) )
Japanese (ruby)	トラップカード (symbol: トラップ)
Japanese (base text)	罠カード (symbol: 罠)
Japanese (romanized)	Torappu Kādo (symbol: Torappu)
English	Trap Card (symbol ruby: TRAP)
Other names French: Carte Piège (symbol ruby: PIÈGE) German: Fallenkarte (symbol ruby: FALLE) Italian: Carta Trappola (symbol ruby: TRAPPOLA) Portuguese: Card de Armadilha (symbol ruby: ARMADILHA) Spanish: Carta de Trampa (symbol ruby: TRAMPA) Korean: 함정 카드 (陷穽 Card) Hamjeong Kadeu (symbol ruby: 함정 (陷穽) Hamjeong) Traditional Chinese: 陷阱卡 Xiànjíngkǎ / Haam6 zeng6 kaat1 (symbol: 罠 Mín / Man4) Arabic: أوراق الفخاخ
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Trap Cards (Japanese: 罠 ( トラップ ) カード Torappu Kādo) are cards with purple-colored borders that have various effects. A Trap Card must first be Set and can only be activated after the current turn has finished. After that, it may be activated during either player's turn. Trap Cards are Spell Speed 2, with the exception of Counter Trap Cards, which are Spell Speed 3.

Trap Cards may be chained to Spell Cards, other Trap Cards, or to the effects of Effect Monsters.

Normal Trap Cards are Spell Speed 2. They can be activated during either player's turn as long as it wasn't set that turn. The effects of certain Normal Trap Cards behave like Equip Cards, but the card is still considered a Normal Trap Card.

Continuous Trap Cards are also Spell Speed 2. Their effects are applied as long as they are face-up on the field.

Counter Trap Cards are a Spell Speed 3. Only other Counter Trap Cards can be chained to a Counter Trap Card.

In Turbo Duels during the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime, because the use of non-Speed Spell Spell Cards is restricted, duelists generally have a higher amount of Trap Cards in their Decks.

There are some exceptions on activating Trap Cards, some cards allow Trap Cards to be activated during the turn it's set or even from the hand.

Types

Examples

Normal Trap Card

Continuous Trap Card

Counter Trap Card

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Game mechanics	General Match Duel DRAW Surrender LP Counter Damage Battle Piercing Effect Card limits Deck Minimum Maximum Hand Three-card rule Spell Speed Position Face-down Face-up Battle position Attack Position Defense Position Public knowledge Areas Deck Main Extra Side Field In Play Hand Graveyard Banished Limbo† Attached Zones Deck Extra Deck Monster Main Monster Extra Monster Spell & Trap Field Pendulum Column Turns Count Player Phase Draw Normal draw Standby Main 1 Battle Start Step Battle Step Damage Step Damage calculation End Step Main 2 End Actions Owner Possess Control Look Reveal Pick up a card Excavate Add a card Draw a card Shuffle Cut Random Summon Set Flip Change battle position Send Discard Tribute Destroy By battle Banish Attach Detach Transfer Equip Unequip Leave the field Bounce Spin Return Linked Co-linked Extra Link Points to Attack Direct Target Replay Double† Battle Activate Pay Declare Select Target Respond Chain Link Resolve Unaffected Negate
Card effects	Types Condition Archetype Archetype-exclusion Level Name Rank Summoning Common Normal Special Fusion Strict Ritual Victory Cost Maintenance cost Monster Continuous like Ignition Like Quick Like Trigger Like Flip Pseudo Unclassified Control only one Field-Unique Match winner Summon monster Unconfirmed Mandatory Optional Lingering Once per turn Speeds Spell Speed 1 Fast effect Spell Speed 2 Spell Speed 3 Timing Game state Priority Fast effect timing Post-resolution window Summon negation window Summon response window Attack declaration window SEGOC Missing the timing
Summoning	Types Normal Tribute Set Normal Tribute Flip Special By own condition Fusion Ritual Synchro Xyz Pendulum Link Contact Fusion† Transformation† Double Tuning† Dark Synchro† Phantom Synchro† Accel Synchro† Delta† Limit Over† Xyz Evolution† Rank-Up† Rank-Down† Cross Xyz† Dimension† Integration† Overscale Pendulum† Transcendent Pendulum† Reincarnation Link† Mechanics Summoning Rules Double Tributer Material Fusion Substitute Synchro Substitute Xyz Link Normal Summon Monster Special Summon-only Nomi Ignoring its Summoning conditions
Other	Activation & Targeting Eligibility Activation requirement Difference between Costs and Effects Chains, Activation, and Resolution Chaining to your own Cards Counter Traps and Chains Summons & Chains Engine Draw Advantage Card Field Hand One Turn Kill First Zero Lockdown Loop Controlled loop Infinite loop "Negate" vs. "Destroy" and Continuous Cards Negating Continuous Card Costs Fusion Material Monsters & Ritual Spell Tributes
† Does not exist or is not official in the OCG or TCG See also {{Card lists}} and {{Monsters and Monster Cards}}

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