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Machine Duplication
Dark Revelation Volume 3 DR3-EN101 • rare
- Set
- Dark Revelation Volume 3
- Printing code
- DR3-EN101
- Rarity
- Rare
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Machine Duplication was first introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the Magician's Force expansion, released in 2003. The card was designed to support Machine-type decks by allowing players to swarm the field with low-attack monsters, effectively balancing high-utility effects with a specific power threshold. Its mechanics remain a staple in competitive play for combo-heavy strategies, particularly those reliant on quickly accessing multiple copies of searchers or specialized utility monsters.
The Dark Revelation Volume 3 set, released in 2006, served as a compilation that reprinted various cards from earlier expansions to improve availability for players. As a rare in this set, Machine Duplication maintained its functional importance within the card pool, reflecting the aesthetic and design philosophy of the early Konami era. While the card lacks a specific individual illustrator credit, it is emblematic of the mechanical focus on archetypal synergy that defined the game's mid-2000s expansion cycle.
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