Fortress is a card type. Like a creature, it is a card type that can exist in the battle zone. The card type frame has a cannon-like shape and is designed to be positioned in the battle zone horizontally. As a non-creature card type, it can be h

Rule Plus is a card type. It is exclusive to Invincible Thirteen and was introduced in DMEX-18 20th Anniversary Huge Thanks Memorial Pack: The Chapter of The Shadow Parallel Masters. By including this card type as your deck, you are able to star

DG is a Supertype. It only appears on a single card type, DG Field. This appears on Plan DG. Unlike the D2 Fields, they aren't removed from the battle zone when another copy is put into the battle zone. It also exists as a name category of Metal

Element is a gameplay term introduced in DM23-RP1 Battle Tales of Twin Dragons. It is a grouping of face up card types that can exist in the battle zone. This includes: Aura Artifact Creature Cross Gear Tamaseed Field Fortress Impulse Weapon Spe

Timeline refers to the background story told through the flavor text on cards. It details a story about a mysterious planet, commonly referred to as the

An Ability Word is a word that groups together and reminds players of cards with abilities that have a common functionality and don't imply any particular rules. See also: Keyword It is used as a naming convention to group like things together t

Final Forbidden is a supertype. The supertype exists exclusively on a Double Sided Card of FORBIDDEN STAR ~World's Last Day~ (a Final Forbidden Field) that flips into Dormageddon X, Forbidden Armageddon (a Final Forbidden Creature). Each seal th

Mono is a supertype released in DMEX-08. It is exclusive to Mono Artifact. This is the only supertype that is written in English. While the Ruby text is unknown, its is likely to be read as モノ.

Psychic is a Supertype. It is combined with the creature or cell card type, and are Double Sided Cards. Cards with this Supertype are put into your hyperspatial zone rather than the deck at the start of the game. If it would exist in a zone othe

Name Category are a group of cards that follows most of the following rules. Each of the cards contain a specific name as part of their Card Name. Cards such as Holy Awe are included in the 'Spark' category, due to its Japanese card name being