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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CapLbFlOVOs YOU HAVE UNO!]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A heated argument between two online friends on whether one of them has ''Uno'' on their Xbox 360 as early consoles had it preinstalled. The ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' [[https://twitter.com/UltimaShadowX/status/1164959523242762240 fan gag support conversation]] based on this also spawned a meme upon the game's fanbase with ''Uno'' always being related to the characters Marianne and Hilda in fanworks.[[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CapLbFlOVOs YOU HAVE UNO!]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A UNO!]][[labelnote:Explanation]]A heated argument between two online friends on whether one of them has ''Uno'' on their Xbox 360 as early consoles had it preinstalled. The ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' [[https://twitter.com/UltimaShadowX/status/1164959523242762240 fan gag support conversation]] based on this also spawned a meme upon the game's fanbase with ''Uno'' always being related to the characters Marianne and Hilda in fanworks.[[/labelnote]]
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** Uno Reverse Card/NO U [[labelnote:Explanation]]The Reverse Card is often used to represent a comeback or a turn of events. Like telling someone "NoYou".[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[http://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/507979525049810954/665273484813008899/unknown.png [an undesirable action] OR draw 25]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A 25]][[labelnote:Explanation]]A meme that popped up in early January 2020, with the joke being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: someone holding a Custom Wild Card with two options on it: an undesirable action, or Draw 25, followed by an image of the person holding a lot of cards. Can be used as a TakeThat towards people or groups, or just for humor.[[/labelnote]]
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: The Uno Attack commercial. The Card launcher comes to life, and it looks really cursed with the cheesy CGI and the slug-like design.
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*** ''Dos'' for the most part however, seems to invert this. Due to the ability to match and play multiple cards, rounds tends to last no more than 5 minutes. Its even possible to win on your ''first'' turn if there's are at least three cards and your hand allows for color matching.[[labelnote:Example]]Assuming you still have seven cards, double matching two of center row cards then single matching the third card leaves you with two cards and two bonus discards, allowing you to win the round.[[/labelnote]]
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*** ''Dos'' for the most part however, seems to invert this. Due to the ability to match and play multiple cards, rounds tends to last no more than 5 minutes. Its It's even possible to win on your ''first'' turn if there's are at least three cards and your hand allows for color matching.[[labelnote:Example]]Assuming you still have seven cards, double matching two of center row cards then single matching the third card leaves you with two cards and two bonus discards, allowing you to win the round.[[/labelnote]]
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* ItsShortSoItSucks: ''Dos'' has the common complaint for being too short for the reasons stated above.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To Crazy Eights. Apparently ''Uno'' was created because Merle Robbins and his son had an argument over the rules of Crazy Eights.
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*** And a ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcRTzxQzClk version.]] Which also has an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcY5XRYlv1w animated version.]]
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* CommonKnowledge: Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a PopularGameVariant for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order of turns.
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* CommonKnowledge: CommonKnowledge:
** Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a PopularGameVariant for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order ofturns.turns.
** Most people assume that if you don't have a match, you draw until you get a matching card. This is another PopularGameVariant usually labeled "Draw to Match" (and contributes heavily to the game's reputation for going on forever); in the official rules, you only draw 1 card, which leads to generally shorter games.
** Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a PopularGameVariant for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order of
** Most people assume that if you don't have a match, you draw until you get a matching card. This is another PopularGameVariant usually labeled "Draw to Match" (and contributes heavily to the game's reputation for going on forever); in the official rules, you only draw 1 card, which leads to generally shorter games.
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*** [[http://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/507979525049810954/665273484813008899/unknown.png [an undesirable action] OR draw 25]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A meme that popped up in early January 2020, with the joke being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: someone holding a Custom Wild Card with two options on it: an undesirable action, or Draw 25. Can be used as a TakeThat towards people or groups, or just for humor.[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[http://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/507979525049810954/665273484813008899/unknown.png [an undesirable action] OR draw 25]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A meme that popped up in early January 2020, with the joke being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: someone holding a Custom Wild Card with two options on it: an undesirable action, or Draw 25.25, followed by an image of the person holding a lot of cards. Can be used as a TakeThat towards people or groups, or just for humor.[[/labelnote]]
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* PopularGameVariant: Three house rules are so common that they have displaced the real rules to many players. Most people don't play with the official rules, to the extent that they won't even announce which house rule sets they play with when the game begins.
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** Players only draw one card if they have no match. A house rule (known as "Draw-to-Match" in the Ubisoft game) is for a player to keep drawing cards until a matching card is available.
** There's a rule in some households that in addition to shouting "UNO!" when you're down to your last card, you must also shout "UNO OUT!" when playing your final card, else you get penalized in a similar manner to not shouting "UNO!" This is not part of the official rulebook, but enough households swear by this unofficial rule that [[https://twitter.com/espn/status/1331427319135801345?s=19 it led to an entire debate on Twitter when NBA player Donavan Mitchell asked the question of whether or not the rule was official to his followers.]]
** There's a rule in some households that in addition to shouting "UNO!" when you're down to your last card, you must also shout "UNO OUT!" when playing your final card, else you get penalized in a similar manner to not shouting "UNO!" This is not part of the official rulebook, but enough households swear by this unofficial rule that [[https://twitter.com/espn/status/1331427319135801345?s=19 it led to an entire debate on Twitter when NBA player Donavan Mitchell asked the question of whether or not the rule was official to his followers.]]
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The first release of ''Dos'' was criticized for having very unclear rules. The second release has a more understandable rules sheet.
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** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno" (where Draw 2s and Wild Draw 4s can stack) or "Draw-to-Match" (players must draw cards until they have a match) adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
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** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno" (where Draw 2s and Wild Draw 4s can stack) or "Draw-to-Match" "Draw to Match" (players must draw cards until they have a match) adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
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** ''Uno'' continues to be played to this day. Its sequel ''Dos'' has a difficult catching up due to more complex rules and the lack of any attacking cards.
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** ''Uno'' continues to be played to this day. Its sequel ''Dos'' has a difficult time catching up due to more its complex rules and the lack of any attacking cards.
* HilariousInHindsight: In Mattel's 2022 UpdatedRerelease of ''[[TabletopGame/MakersOfUno ONO 99]]'', the Reverse Card was buffed to reflect the Double Play attack card back to the user, just how the memes portrayed it as. For bonus points, the cards were redesigned to look like ''Uno'' cards.
* HilariousInHindsight: In Mattel's 2022 UpdatedRerelease of ''[[TabletopGame/MakersOfUno ONO 99]]'', the Reverse Card was buffed to reflect the Double Play attack card back to the user, just how the memes portrayed it as. For bonus points, the cards were redesigned to look like ''Uno'' cards.
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** Omitting the score mechanic. In the official rules, the first player to get rid of their cards in a round receives points for all of the cards left in their opponents' hands, and the winner is the first to 500 points. Alternatively, you can score each player according to the cards they have left, with the lowest score winning once someone hits 500 points. Most players just want to shed cards, so they ignore this and just declare the first player to get rid of their cards the winner. The remaining players may or may not keep playing for 2nd, 3rd, etc.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces a six-card penalty. Many players ignore this bluffing rule because they don't like it or aren't aware that it exists.
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd just have to eat that Draw Two/Four, while the house rule lets you stack another card on top of it, forcing the next person to draw the cumulative number of cards unless they can add to the pile.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces a six-card penalty. Many players ignore this bluffing rule because they don't like it or aren't aware that it exists.
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd just have to eat that Draw Two/Four, while the house rule lets you stack another card on top of it, forcing the next person to draw the cumulative number of cards unless they can add to the pile.
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** Omitting the score mechanic. In the official rules, the first player to get rid of their cards in a round receives points for all of the cards left in their opponents' hands, and the winner is the first to 500 points. Alternatively, you can score each player according to the cards they have left, with the lowest score winning once someone hits 500 points.point goal. Most players just want to shed cards, so they ignore this and just declare the first player to get rid of their cards the winner. The remaining players may or may not keep playing for 2nd, 3rd, etc.
etc. The game and its spin-offs would update its rules in 2022 to officially make this the main victory method while downgrading the point goal as an optional rule.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces asix-card penalty.''six-card penalty''. Many players ignore this bluffing rule because they don't like it or aren't aware that it exists.
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd justhave to eat that Draw Two/Four, while simply draw the cards and lose your turn. The house rule lets you stack avoid doing so by stacking another card on top of it, forcing the next person to draw the cumulative number of cards unless they can add to the pile.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces a
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd just
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* CommonKnowledge: Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a HouseRule for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order of turns.
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* CommonKnowledge: Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a HouseRule PopularGameVariant for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order of turns.
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* PopularGameVariant: Three house rules are so common that they have displaced the real rules to many players. Most people don't play with the official rules, to the extent that they won't even announce which house rule sets they play with when the game begins.
** Omitting the score mechanic. In the official rules, the first player to get rid of their cards in a round receives points for all of the cards left in their opponents' hands, and the winner is the first to 500 points. Alternatively, you can score each player according to the cards they have left, with the lowest score winning once someone hits 500 points. Most players just want to shed cards, so they ignore this and just declare the first player to get rid of their cards the winner. The remaining players may or may not keep playing for 2nd, 3rd, etc.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces a six-card penalty. Many players ignore this bluffing rule because they don't like it or aren't aware that it exists.
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd just have to eat that Draw Two/Four, while the house rule lets you stack another card on top of it, forcing the next person to draw the cumulative number of cards unless they can add to the pile.
** Omitting the score mechanic. In the official rules, the first player to get rid of their cards in a round receives points for all of the cards left in their opponents' hands, and the winner is the first to 500 points. Alternatively, you can score each player according to the cards they have left, with the lowest score winning once someone hits 500 points. Most players just want to shed cards, so they ignore this and just declare the first player to get rid of their cards the winner. The remaining players may or may not keep playing for 2nd, 3rd, etc.
** Allowing a Draw Four to be played at any time. The official rules state that you can't play one if you have another card in your hand that matches the ''color'' on the discard pile, and that anyone can challenge a Draw Four play. If someone gets busted for an illegal Draw Four play, they have to draw four instead... but if the play turns out to be legal, the challenger faces a six-card penalty. Many players ignore this bluffing rule because they don't like it or aren't aware that it exists.
** Allowing Draw Two/Draw Four cards to be stacked. In the official rules, you'd just have to eat that Draw Two/Four, while the house rule lets you stack another card on top of it, forcing the next person to draw the cumulative number of cards unless they can add to the pile.
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*** As well as a ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'' [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=vUsLOr55_MA version.]]
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* CommonKnowledge: Going by MemeticMutation alone, you'd assume the Reverse card can be played on a Draw or Skip card to [[AttackReflector apply that card's effect to the player who played it]]. While there is a HouseRule for that, officially, all the card does is reverse the order of turns.
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** Uno Reverse Card/NO U [[labelnote:Explanation]]The Reverse Card is often used to represent a comeback or a turn of events. Like telling someone NoYou.[[/labelnote]]
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** Uno Reverse Card/NO U [[labelnote:Explanation]]The Reverse Card is often used to represent a comeback or a turn of events.[[/labelnote]]
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** NO U [[labelnote:Explanation]]The Reverse Card often used to represent a comeback or a turn of events.[[/labelnote]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: ''Dos'' originally starting out as an [[https://www.facebook.com/uno/photos/a.147458915311232.29451.120101848046939/162050663852057/?type=3&theater April Fools]] prank.
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** Its evenItsShortSoItSucks: ''Dos'' has the common complaint for being too short for the reasons stated above.
** Its even
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** You can deliberately [[InvokedTrope invoke]] this with the Customizable Wild Cards by making players draw more cards.
** A round of ''Dos'' can end with everyone not having the matching number card and often results in a cluttered center pile until one player is able to match and then win.
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** A round of ''Dos'' can end with everyone not having the matching number card and often results in a cluttered center
*** ''Dos'' for the most part however, seems to invert this. Due to the ability to match and play multiple cards, rounds tends to last no more than 5 minutes. Its even possible to win on your ''first'' turn if there's are at least three cards and your hand allows for color matching.[[labelnote:Example]]Assuming you still have seven cards, double matching two of center row cards then single matching the third card leaves you with two cards and two bonus discards, allowing you to win the round.[[/labelnote]]
*** Even playing with points, its ''very'' easy to hit 200 points due to the reason above. You can even win in a single ''round'' of ''Dos'' if its in the very beginning of the game, you happen to have a lucky hand, and the center row allows you to make two double color matches.
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** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno" (where Draw 2s can stack) adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
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** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno" (where Draw 2s and Wild Draw 4s can stack) or "Draw-to-Match" (players must draw cards until they have a match) adds more cards to players and more time to complete.complete.
** You can deliberately [[InvokedTrope invoke]] this with the Customizable Wild Cards by making players draw more cards.
** You can deliberately [[InvokedTrope invoke]] this with the Customizable Wild Cards by making players draw more cards.
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*** Complete with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6qn2FZdX1Y two]] ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHia40ycUng versions]].
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* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to your opponents to prove you didn't cheat. The card reveal and players being mostly honest are the reasons why most people don't bother challenging Draw Fours or omit the rule altogether.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.
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* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to your opponents to prove you didn't cheat. The card reveal and players being mostly honest are the reasons why most people don't bother challenging Draw Fours or omit the rule altogether.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.altogether.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.
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*** [an undesirable action] or draw 25 [[labelnote:Explanation]]A meme that popped up in early January 2020, with the joke being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: someone holding a Custom Wild Card with two options on it: an undesirable action, or Draw 25. Can be used as a TakeThat towards people or groups, or just for humor.[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[http://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/507979525049810954/665273484813008899/unknown.png [an undesirable action] or OR draw 25 25]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A meme that popped up in early January 2020, with the joke being ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: someone holding a Custom Wild Card with two options on it: an undesirable action, or Draw 25. Can be used as a TakeThat towards people or groups, or just for humor.[[/labelnote]]
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* EndingFatigue: Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno" rules adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
* FirstInstallmentWins: In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fading out.
* FirstInstallmentWins: In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fading out.
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** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno"rules (where Draw 2s can stack) adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
** A round of ''Dos'' can end with everyone not having the matching number card and often results in a cluttered center pile until one player is able to match and then win.
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** In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fadingout.out.
** ''Uno'' continues to be played to this day. Its sequel ''Dos'' has a difficult catching up due to more complex rules and the lack of any attacking cards.
** Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with "Progressive Uno"
** A round of ''Dos'' can end with everyone not having the matching number card and often results in a cluttered center pile until one player is able to match and then win.
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** In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fading
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** The Custom Wild Cards often having absurd rules, most commonly forcing the next player to "[[NoKillLikeOverkill Pick up the whole deck]]".
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** The Custom Wild Cards often having absurd rules, most commonly forcing the next player to "[[NoKillLikeOverkill Pick up the whole deck]]".
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* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to the challenger.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CapLbFlOVOs YOU HAVE UNO!]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]A heated argument between two online friends on whether one of them has ''Uno'' on their Xbox 360 as early consoles had it preinstalled. The ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' [[https://twitter.com/UltimaShadowX/status/1164959523242762240 fan gag support conversation]] based on this also spawned a meme upon the game's fanbase with ''Uno'' always being related to the characters Marianne and Hilda in fanworks.[[/labelnote]]
* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to your opponents to prove you didn't cheat. The card reveal and players being mostly honest are thechallenger.reasons why most people don't bother challenging Draw Fours or omit the rule altogether.
* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to your opponents to prove you didn't cheat. The card reveal and players being mostly honest are the
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* EndingFatigue: Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with Progressive Uno rules adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
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* EndingFatigue: Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with Progressive Uno "Progressive Uno" rules adds more cards to players and more time to complete.complete.
* FirstInstallmentWins: In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fading out.
* FirstInstallmentWins: In terms of physical gimmicks, ''Uno Attack'' has been in stock and updated since its debut. ''Uno Spin'', the second installment, got reduced to a "Travel" form before slowly fading out.
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** Treating the game as SeriousBusiness.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games.
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** Treating the game as SeriousBusiness.
SeriousBusiness or as a Family/Friendship killer.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games. Similarly, ''Uno'' cards appearing as magical entities (such as the Reverse reflecting someone's insult back to them).
** The presumed next game of the series being called "Tres" (3) to keep up with the counting theme ''Dos'' (2) started.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games. Similarly, ''Uno'' cards appearing as magical entities (such as the Reverse reflecting someone's insult back to them).
** The presumed next game of the series being called "Tres" (3) to keep up with the counting theme ''Dos'' (2) started.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The first release of ''Dos'' was criticized for having very unclear rules. The second release has a more understandable rules sheet.
* EndingFatigue: Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with Progressive Uno rules adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
* HilariousInHindsight: ''Dos'' originally starting out as an [[https://www.facebook.com/uno/photos/a.147458915311232.29451.120101848046939/162050663852057/?type=3&theater April Fools]] prank.
* MemeticMutation
** Treating the game as SeriousBusiness.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games.
* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to the challenger.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.
* EndingFatigue: Reaching 500 points is already a daunting task, but a single round can take just as long as most Action Cards tend to skip players. Playing with Progressive Uno rules adds more cards to players and more time to complete.
* HilariousInHindsight: ''Dos'' originally starting out as an [[https://www.facebook.com/uno/photos/a.147458915311232.29451.120101848046939/162050663852057/?type=3&theater April Fools]] prank.
* MemeticMutation
** Treating the game as SeriousBusiness.
** The Wild Draw Four showing up in other tabletop games.
* ThatOneAttack: The Wild Draw Four. You pick up four cards and lose your turn when your opponent is successful or unchallenged. If you use the card and someone challenges you, then you have to show your cards to the challenger.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Downplayed. While newer card games are considered superior than ''Uno'', the game itself is still popular for casual players. Videos of the videogame version tend to reach a good amount of views.
