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The 2003 Yu-Gi-Oh! Labyrinth of Nightmare Jam Defender (LON-E028) is a short print Continuous Trap Card belonging to the Slime archetype.

Jam Defender

2003 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Labyrinth of Nightmare

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Released in 2003 as part of the Labyrinth of Nightmare expansion, the Yu-Gi-Oh! Jam Defender card (LON-E028) holds a distinct place among collectors of the early Trading Card Game era. Identified by its LON set code, this release is categorized as a Short Print, a designation that historically denotes a lower print run compared to standard rarity cards within the same set. For dedicated collectors, these shorter print runs often carry significant appeal due to their relative scarcity and the unique history they represent within the game's first wave of expansions. Gameplay-wise, Jam Defender functions as a Continuous Trap Card, a mechanic that allows its effects to remain active on the field as long as it stays in play. It is intrinsically linked to the Slime archetype, a popular monster family in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG known for its swarm strategies and defensive capabilities. Collectors who specialize in archetype-specific collections or those focusing on the Labyrinth of Nightmare set will find this card to be an essential component for completing their roster. The card's status as a short print adds an extra layer of value for those who appreciate the nuances of early Yu-Gi-Oh! Printing variations. Whether you are looking to complete a full set of Labyrinth of Nightmare or specifically hunt for high-quality examples of short print cards like Jam Defender, our platform connects you with sellers who share your passion for the hobby. The enduring popularity of the Slime archetype ensures that cards like LON-E028 remain relevant and sought after by both nostalgic players and new collectors discovering the depth of the TCG's strategic landscape. ## Sources

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2003

Series

Labyrinth of Nightmare

Card Number

#LON-E028

Featured Subject

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Featured

Jam Defender

Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Short Print

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Monster type

Continuous

Archetype

Slime

Card Text

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When an opponent's monster declares an attack on a monster you control: You can target 1 "Revival Jam" you control; switch the attack target to that target.

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What is the rarity of Yu-Gi-Oh! Jam Defender LON-E028?

Jam Defender is classified as a Short Print within the Labyrinth of Nightmare set. This designation indicates that it had a lower print run than common or uncommon cards, making it more sought after by collectors.

What type of card is Jam Defender in Yu-Gi-Oh!?

Jam Defender is a Continuous Trap Card. It belongs to the Slime archetype, which is a family of monsters in the Trading Card Game known for their swarm and defensive strategies.

Why are Short Print Yu-Gi-Oh! cards valuable?

Short Print cards are generally more valuable because they were produced in smaller quantities than standard cards. This scarcity makes them harder to find and complete sets for dedicated collectors, increasing their demand in the secondary market.

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