Interestingly, a couple of players are playing Interrupted Kaiju Slumber in the Side Deck
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"Reverse card, open!" is another commonly-heard English phrase in the Japanese anime

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and Trap Cards debuted in chapter 60 on December 15, 1997.) Trap Cards also do not appear at all in the first video game adaptation of Yu-Gi-Oh
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