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The Duel Terminal 1 release of Share the Pain (DT01-EN091) is a Normal Parallel Rare Spell Card from the 2010 Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game.

Share the Pain

2010 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Duel Terminal 1

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The 2010 release of Share the Pain (DT01-EN091) from the Duel Terminal 1 series represents a distinct moment in the evolution of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading card game. As a Normal Spell Card, this entry in the Duel Terminal structure deck lineup appeals to players who appreciate foundational mechanics and dedicated set builders aiming to complete the DT01 collection. The card's classification as a Normal Parallel Rare adds a specific visual layer to its identity, distinguishing it within the broader catalog of Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards produced during that era. Duel Terminal 1 was designed to bridge the gap between the physical card game and its digital counterpart, offering players a curated experience that emphasized core strategies. Share the Pain stands out as a key component for those interested in the strategic depth of the 2010 meta, providing a reliable effect that interacts with the game's hand management and graveyard mechanics. Collectors often seek this card number, DT01-EN091, not just for its gameplay utility, but for its place in the historical timeline of the franchise's structured formats. For investors and hobbyists, owning a copy of this card means acquiring a piece of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy that helped define the modern trading card landscape. The parallel rare treatment ensures that while the card's function remains consistent with its standard print, its presentation offers a unique appeal for display or collection. Whether you are looking to enhance your Duel Terminal 1 set or add a reliable spell card to your collection, Share the Pain remains a significant item for any serious Yu-Gi-Oh! Enthusiast.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2010

Series

Duel Terminal 1

Card Number

#DT01-EN091

Featured Subject

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Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Duel Terminal Normal Parallel Rare

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Finish

Holo

Monster type

Normal

Card Text

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Tribute 1 monster; make your opponent Tribute 1 monster (for no effect).

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What type of card is Share the Pain in Yu-Gi-Oh?

Share the Pain is classified as a Normal Spell Card in the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game. It was originally released as part of the Duel Terminal 1 structure deck.

What does the DT01-EN091 code refer to?

The code DT01-EN091 identifies the specific card within the Duel Terminal 1 set. DT01 stands for the set release, while EN091 indicates its unique card number in the English language print.

Is Share the Pain still legal for tournament play?

Legal status in the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game changes based on the official Forbidden & Limited List updates. Collectors should consult the current official list to verify its status for competitive play.

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