I believe that many people who love card games must have played "Yu-Gi-Oh"! When I was a child, when I didn't understand the rules, there was always a random game of "carrying two at a time", and when I grew up, I really understood that Yu-Gi-Oh had a complete set of rules. But recently, a famous enthusiastic Japanese player found a "super dark rule" when flipping through the official early formula book.
Ultra-dark rules of the early Yu-Gi-Oh
According to the rules of card duels mentioned in the [Yu-Gi-Oh Cards & Battle Picture Episode 1] published in 1999, and one of the rules is written like this, "A card can be captured by the opponent after winning the duel", but unfortunately you can't choose yourself, you can only choose the top card after the opponent shuffles.
In fact, in the anime, we can also see that the character wins and gets the opponent's card, but at the time we didn't realize that it was a "mandatory rule"! However, according to veteran card players, "it did exist in the early days, but it has been eliminated", because players did not like the rule.
After all, a card is not cheap! If you lose the game and the expensive card is drawn by the other party, there will definitely be a dispute, and many netizens said: "It will definitely fight", "There will be more people summoning fists", "Do you want to see human life?"