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No, it is not a real card in either the TCG or OCG.
If you know the names of the OCG sets (Enemy of Justice, Crossroads of Chaos, etc.), then just go to YouTube and type: "[Set Name] Japanese commercial", and you should find them.
Dark Magician Girl (known as "Black Magician Girl" in the OCG) is a legal card in the Official Card Game. Therefore, OCG players are free to use the card if they so wish.
No, the card "Class Change"is not a real card in the OCG or TCG.
No, Gear Changer hasn't been released (yet) in the OCG/TCG.
There is no such card - 'Spell Sanctuary' is anime-only, no such card exists in either the OCG nor the TCG.
'OCG' stands for 'Original Card Game' and refers to the Japanese and Korean language cards and game rules, as opposed to the TCG which is the western version.
Crimson Dragon is currently not a TCG or OCG card.
Elemental Hero Edgeman is the OCG name for Elemental Hero Bladedge. The Duelist Pack print of Wild Edge is misprinted and asks for Bladedge by his OCG name. However it should read as Bladedge, and that's who you use for the fusion.
OCG stands for Original Card Game and describes the cards, rules and metagame for the Japanese, and Korean versions of the game.TCG stands for Trading Card Game and describes the cards, rules and metagame for the western version of the game.The two systems can't be mixed. Sometimes rules are different in the OCG and are not applied in the TCG, though this is less of an issue since Konami took over full controls of the TCG organisation from Upperdeck Entertainment. One other important issue is that OCG cards cannot be used in a TCG tournament, and vice versa.
It is the Crimson Crisis OCG out already in jap not in English
A 'release' is the Japanese OCG term for what the English TCG calls a 'tribute'.