• Welcome to OTKCards, the ultimate destination for collectors seeking the extraordinary! Feast your eyes on our exclusive Forbidden Droplet, where the name boldly shifts off-center, and the card frame boasts an intriguing anomaly ? the upper line is noticeably thicker than its lower counterpart. Backside is normal as it is.

• Each misprinted Forbidden Droplet in our collection is a visual marvel, showcasing the unexpected beauty of printing errors. The visible name shift adds a distinctive flair, turning a traditional card into a unique masterpiece. Meanwhile, the thicker upper line in the card frame introduces an element of rarity that sets these cards apart from the rest.

• At OTKCards, we celebrate the allure of misprints, turning printing anomalies into coveted treasures for collectors with a keen eye for the exceptional. These Forbidden Droplet misprints aren't just cards; they're a testament to the artistry that emerges when errors and design converge.

• Explore our collection and make these misprinted Forbidden Droplet cards a standout addition to your deck. Join a community of collectors who appreciate the beauty in imperfections and turn every duel into a showcase of the extraordinary. Welcome to the world of Yugioh misprints at OTKCards, where errors become sought-after features!

- WHAT IS MISPRINT ?

• An actual misprint results from a malformed printing plate. Usually, the printing plate contains a design error made before the plates were manufactured. Plates are inspected and, if necessary, discarded before card production begins. Unfortunately, malformed printing plates pass inspection on occasion, and some cards print with this error. Once the mistake is identified, the defective plate is discarded and replaced by a new one, and misprinted cards are destroyed before they are packaged. These misprints must escape this last quality assurance also, and their rarity gives them their collectible value.

• However, if the printing plate is not destroyed and substituted by a new one, the error cannot be considered as a defect, since production took the conscious decision to continue printing with a malformed plate. Misprints are supposed to happen by a combination of accidental errors before the production starts, and by definition, are supposed to be extremely rare. If production continues while the problem is acknowledged and no intervention occurs, there is no accidental error and cannot be considered defected.

• During production, cards are sometimes printed with flaws. In some cases, these printing errors add no value to the card. Cards, for example, that are printed when the press runs out of ink are not official misprints. Printing presses cannot be easily stopped, so it's very common that cartridges run out of ink before they can be refilled. While quality control usually prevents this situation, it can happen with some regularity since a press needs time to refill properly. Cards that have chopped edges or unevenly cut borders are not misprints. After card sheets are printed, precisely aligned blades cut the sheet into individual cards. At some point, the cutting blades become dull or misaligned, and this results in imprecise cuts and irregular edges.