Tie Breaker

Tie Breaker (Tie Break あいこやぶり "Aiko Yaburi"; despite the same pronunciation, the "yaburi"/"break" term in the name uses different characters than its normal translation) is a Normal Move Card. It was only in the arcade game.

Statistics

Tie Breaker arcade card (Japanese Gekizan 3rd Edition)

• Names:
  • Japanese: あいこやぶり
  • Taiwanese: 平手翻盤 (Tie Comeback)
• Attribute: Normal
• Sign: Scissors
• Compatibility Tabs: 1-4 (okay), 5-6 (great)
• Usage Condition: This Move activates when you win with any Sign after a tie, and your Dinosaur should ideally have over 800 Technique.
• Effect: When you win a battle, 3 Tapejara fly in. If the next battle is a tie, they stop your opponent's attack and hit them with damage!

Availability

• Japanese
  • 1st Edition (New; 09-技; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 2nd Edition (033-技; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 3rd Edition (027-技; ft. Suchomimus vs. Torvosaurus)
  • 2006 Rainy Season Limited Edition (027-技; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Stegosaurus)
  • 4th Edition (033-技; ft. Ouranosaurus)
  • 5th Edition (039-技; ft. Allosaurus vs. Tsintaosaurus)
  • 2006 Winter Season Limited Edition (042-技; ft. Torosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
  • 6th Edition (047-技; ft. Sauropelta)
  • 2007 1st Edition (036-技; ft. Carcharodontosaurus)
  • 2007 1st Edition+ (036-技; ft. Carcharodontosaurus)
  • 2007 2nd Edition (052-技; ft. Tsintaosaurus)
  • 2007 3rd Edition (047-技; ft. none)
  • 2007 4th Edition (047-技; ft. vs. Corythosaurus)
  • 2007 4th Edition+ (056-技; ft. vs. Corythosaurus)
  • Gekizan 2nd Edition (036-技; ft. vs. Shantungosaurus)
  • Gekizan 3rd Edition (036-技; ft. Megaraptor; ft. char. Shear, w/ pirate variant)
  • Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (024-技; ft. Megaraptor)
• English
  • 1st Edition (New; 09-Move; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 1st Edition+ (09-Move; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 2nd Edition (033-Move; ft. Ouranosaurus)
  • 3rd Edition (039-Move; ft. Allosaurus vs. Tsintaosaurus)
  • 4th Edition (042-Move; ft. Torosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
  • 5th Edition (047-Move; ft. Sauropelta)
  • 2008 Special Edition (037-Move; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Stegosaurus)
  • Nemesis Edition (09-Move; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • Series 2 1st Edition (036-Move; ft. Carcharodontosaurus)
  • Series 2 2nd Edition (052-Move; ft. Tsintaosaurus)
  • Series 2 3rd Edition (047-Move; ft. none)
  • Series 2 4th Edition (056-Move; ft. vs. Corythosaurus)
• Taiwanese
  • 1st Edition (New; 09-招; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 1st Edition Extension (09-招; ft. Lambeosaurus vs. Triceratops)
  • 2nd Edition (033-招; ft. Ouranosaurus)
  • 3rd Edition (042-招; ft. Torosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
  • 4th Edition (047-招; ft. Sauropelta)
  • 2008 Limited Edition (037-招; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Stegosaurus)
  • New 1st Edition (036-招; ft. Carcharodontosaurus)
  • New 2nd Edition (052-招; ft. Tsintaosaurus)
  • New 3rd Edition (047-招; ft. none)
  • New 4th Edition (056-招; ft. vs. Corythosaurus)
  • New 5th Edition (054-招; ft. Suchomimus vs. Torvosaurus)

Japanese 1st Edition

Japanese 1st Edition (back)

Japanese 3rd Edition

Japanese 3rd Edition (back)

Japanese 4th Edition

Japanese 4th Edition (back)

Japanese 2006 Winter Season Edition

Japanese 6th Edition

Japanese 2007 2nd Edition

Japanese 2007 4th Edition+

Japanese Gekizan 2nd Edition

Japanese Gekizan 3rd Edition

Japanese Gekizan 3rd Edition (variant)

Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition

English 1st Edition

English 2nd Edition

English 2nd Edition (back)

English 4th Edition

English 5th Edition

English 5th Edition (back)

English 2008 Special Edition

English Nemesis Edition

English Nemesis Edition (back)

English Series 2 2nd Edition

English Series 2 3rd Edition

English Series 2 4th Edition

English Series 2 4th Edition (back)

Taiwanese New 1st Edition

Trivia

• Tie Breaker is one of the first round of 15 Normal Moves released in the arcade.
• Artwork from one of its various arcade cards is seen on the TCG Move Card Elemental Team-Up (06 5th).
• Curiously, while both Tie Breaker and Move Breaker's Japanese names' second words are difficult to translate, they are different from each other ("Yaburi" やぶり vs. "Poka~n" ポカ～ン) despite both becoming "Breaker/Break" in English.

Gallery

Tie Breaker in the Japanese arcade used by Chasmosaurus

Tie Breaker in the English arcade used by Gorgosaurus