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wikitext/TCG_and_OCG_archetypes/447455.yaml

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   | Cannot be destroyed by battle against monsters whose original Levels/Ranks are lower than current Level.
   | Can make up to 2 attacks on monsters during each Battle Phase.
   |-
-  |[[F.A. Turbo Charger|Turbo Charger]]
+  | [[F.A. Turbo Charger|Turbo Charger]]
   |Opponent's monsters whose original Level/Rank is lower than this card's Level cannot target monsters for attacks or effects, except this card.
   |Opponent's monsters cannot activate their effects until the end of the Damage Step when an F.A. monster battles.
   |-
-  |[[F.A. Whip Crosser|Whip Crosser]]
+  | [[F.A. Whip Crosser|Whip Crosser]]
   |Opponent must pay 300 LP to activate the effect of a monster whose original Level/Rank is lower than this card's Level
   |Opponent cannot discard or send cards from their hand to the Graveyard to activate a card effect.
   |}
   {| class="wikitable sortable"
   ! scope="col" | Card
   ! scope="col" | Origin
   |-
-  | [[F.A. Circuit Grand Prix]]<br />[[F.A. City Grand Prix]]
+  | [[F.A. Circuit Grand Prix]]
   | [[wikipedia:Grand Prix motor racing|Racing circuit]]
   |-
+  | [[F.A. City Grand Prix]]
+  | [[wikipedia:Street circuit|Street circuit]]
+  |-
   | [[F.A. Downforce]]
   | [[wikipedia:Downforce|Downforce]]
   |-
+  | [[F.A. Dead Heat]]
+  | [[wikipedia:Dead heat|Dead heat]]
+  |-
   | [[F.A. Off-Road Grand Prix]]
   | [[wikipedia:Off-road racing|Off-road racing]]
   |-
+  | [[F.A. Overheat]]
+  | [[wikipedia:Cooling and heating (combinatorial game theory)|Overheat]]
+  |-
+  | [[F.A. Motorhome Transport]]
+  | [[wikipedia:Motorhome|Motorhome]]
+  |-
   | [[F.A. Pit Stop]]
   | [[wikipedia:Pit stop|Pit stop]]
   |-

wikitext/Tokens/225.yaml

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 title: Monster Token
 wikitext: |-
-  {{Rename|Token|No article on [[Token]] and for the card is on [[Token (card)]]. When a card or rulings refer to "Token", they refer to what is described in this page.}}
-
   {{For|the card|Token (card)|the Tip Card|""Monster Tokens"" (Tip Card)}}
   {{Show card image|Primal Being Token|The card for "[[Primal Being Token]]", a Token Special Summoned by "[[Nibiru, the Primal Being]]".|align=right}}
-  '''Tokens''' (Japanese: トークン ''Tōkun'') are a type of [[Monster Card|monster]] that can only be created by card [[effect]]s, certain [[Summoning condition]]s, or [[Skill]]s. They are not included in the [[Main Deck|Main]] or [[Extra Deck]], as stated as [[limitation text]] on each card.
+  '''Tokens''' (Japanese: トークン ''Tōkun'') are a type of [[Monster Card|monster]] that can only be created by card [[effect]]s, certain [[Summoning condition]]s, or [[Skill]]s.
 
   In the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game|OCG]]'', a Monster Token can be represented by an official, grey-colored Token card, but can also be represented by any object that can unambiguously indicate its own battle position. These can include proxy cards, coins (Heads is treated as [[Attack Position]] and Tails is treated as [[Defense Position]]), or a die.
 
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   * Tokens can be banished for the effect cost of "[[Unibird]]".
 
   == Token card ==
-  Official Token cards are grey. Most ''OCG'' cards from [[Series 8]] onward that correspond to specific Monster Tokens have that Monster Token's name printed as their own name, and sometimes also include the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] of that Monster Token printed on the card (see [[Card layout#Series 8 layout|Card layout § Series 8 layout]]); the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' started following this trend later.
+  Token cards are officially produced ''[[OCG]]''/''[[TCG]]'' collectible cards that can be used to represent Tokens. They usually feature the general [[card layout]] of ''OCG''/''TCG'' game cards, and are colored in gray. If using Token cards, they are not to be included in the [[Main Deck|Main]] or [[Extra Deck]], as stated as [[limitation text]] on each card.
+
+  Token cards may or may not correspond to an actual Token monster mentioned in a card effect; there are Token monsters that don't have corresponding cards, and there are also Token cards that don't have corresponding monsters.
+
+  Most ''OCG'' cards from [[Series 8]] onward that correspond to specific Monster Tokens have that Monster Token's name printed as their own name, and sometimes also include the [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] of that Monster Token printed on the card (see [[Card layout#Series 8 layout|Card layout § Series 8 layout]]); the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game|TCG]]'' started following this trend later.
 
   The first Token Card that did not correspond to a specific Monster Token was the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's National Championship 2009 promotional cards|National Championship 2009 Token]], which in 2009 was given to participants of United States and Canada's National Championships and participants of the European and South American Continental Championships.
 
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   |-
   |}
 
-  == Example ==
+  === Example ===
   {{Show card image gallery
   | Token (card)             | Generic [[Token (card)|Token]]
   | Synthetic Seraphim Token | "[[Synthetic Seraphim Token]]"