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Zero Gravity
Dark Revelation Volume 2 DR2-EN053 • common
- Set
- Dark Revelation Volume 2
- Printing code
- DR2-EN053
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Zero Gravity was originally introduced in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game as part of the Magician's Force expansion set in 2003. It was later reprinted as a common card in the Dark Revelation Volume 2 set, which served as a compilation release intended to make cards from earlier expansions more accessible to players. The card functions as a trap that shifts all face-up Attack Position monsters to Defense Position and vice versa, a tactical disruption tool reflecting the game's focus on shifting battle states.
The design of the card features artwork characteristic of the era's aesthetic, emphasizing dynamic, often cosmic or elemental imagery common in the franchise. Like many trap cards of its generation, it was designed to provide players with a versatile defensive option to counter aggressive swarm strategies. While not a centerpiece of competitive play, its inclusion in reprint sets like Dark Revelation Volume 2 solidified its role as a stable utility card for casual deck building.
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