“Rokkets” return in Burst Protocol, along with the latest “Forbidden” Quick-Play Spell Card: Forbidden Crown! Depicting the struggle of powers above and below, the “Forbidden” series of Quick-Play Spells started way back in 2009. Forbidden Crown is the sixth, and the one with the most effects (so far)! As the saying goes, “heavy is the head that wears the crown.” The monster targeted by Forbidden Crown gets hit with all of these effects for the rest of the turn: Its effects are negated. It can’t attack. It can’t be destroyed. It’s unaffected by card effects – except its own. It can’t be Tributed, or used as Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, or Link Material. And finally, neither player can use monster effects in response to the Crown to try and stop it. Since the Crown, like all “Forbidden” Quick-Plays, can be used on either turn, you can use it on any monster—friend or foe—as offense or defense, depending on the situation. You can stop your opponent’s monster effects, disrupt their Summoning strategy by making a monster unusable as material, or make it indestructible while it’s stuck in Attack Position so you can run over it again and again to smash their Life Points. On the other hand, you can use it on your own monsters to protect them from enemy card effects or being destroyed in battle. Because it opens so many possibilities, it’s a great card to Set if you’re going first. It’s the Crown for every occasion! And who knows the weight of the Crown better than Darklord Eveningstar? The Darklords are back! Use Darklord Dance to easily Fusion Summon Eveningstar (or any DARK Fairy) with materials from the hand, field, or Graveyard (or even use “Darklords” your opponent controls…) and boost his ATK by 1000. Darklord Eveningstar Sets a “Darklord” Spell and a “Darklord” Trap from your Deck when he’s Summoned, and has the standard “Darklord” power to duplicate the effects of “Darklord” Spells and Traps in your Graveyard before shuffling them back into your Deck for reuse. Rokket Relaunch & New Monsters It’s a “Rokket” relaunch! Use the many powerful “Borrel” Link Monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS to fire off brand-new “Rokket” monsters inspired by Varis’ strategy from the anime! You can also add a new Link-5 “Borrel” Monster to your Extra Deck to go alongside your mighty Borrelend Dragon! Play your cards right and you may even be able to Summon both together! If you missed out on Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem, grab the latest upgrade to Crowley (“the Gifted Magistus”). That’s because Spenta, the Magistus Sealer will be debuting in Burst Protocol! Also appearing is the electrifying Fusion Monster Invoked Magistus Omega! Mercurium the Living Quicksilver is a Rank 10 Xyz Monster (Aqua/DARK/ATK 3000/DEF 3000) that attaches a monster from your Deck to itself as material when it’s Xyz Summoned. While Mercurium has material, your opponent cannot activate any monster effects in their Graveyard if you have a monster with that same Attribute in your Graveyard. Keep Mercurium supplied with new materials to sustain this effect and shut down your opponent’s key strategies! World Premiere Theme It’s time again for a brand-new World Premiere theme! The scientists have been deep in the lab messing around with things that are probably better off left alone. What’s that? Scientists with dinosaurs? Okay, well, surely nothing can go wrong… right? All this and so much more is coming your way in Burst Protocol!

Rokkets return in Burst Protocol, along with the latest Forbidden Quick-Play Spell Card: Forbidden Crown! Depicting the struggle of powers above and below, the Forbidden series of Quick-Play Spells started way back in 2009. Forbidden Crown is the sixth, and the one with the most effects (so far)! As the saying goes, heavy is the head that wears the crown. The monster targeted by Forbidden Crown gets hit with all of these effects for the rest of the turn:   Its effects are negated. It can’t attack. It can’t be destroyed. It’s unaffected by card effects – except its own. It can’t be Tributed, or used as Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, or Link Material. And finally, neither player can use monster effects in response to the Crown to try and stop it. Since the Crown, like all Forbidden Quick-Plays, can be used on either turn, you can use it on any monster − friend or foe − as offense or defense, depending on the situation. You can stop your opponent’s monster effects, disrupt their Summoning strategy by making a monster unusable as material, or make it indestructible while it’s stuck in Attack Position so you can run over it again and again to smash their Life Points. On the other hand, you can use it on your own monsters to protect them from enemy card effects or being destroyed in battle. Because it opens so many possibilities, it’s a great card to Set if you’re going first. It’s the Crown for every occasion! And who knows the weight of the Crown better than Darklord Eveningstar? The Darklords are back! Use Darklord Dance to easily Fusion Summon Eveningstar (or any DARK Fairy) with materials from the hand, field, or Graveyard (or even use Darklords your opponent controls…) and boost his ATK by 1000. Darklord Eveningstar Sets a Darklord Spell and a Darklord Trap from your Deck when he’s Summoned, and has the standard Darklordpower to duplicate the effects of Darklord Spells and Traps in your Graveyard before shuffling them back into your Deck for reuse. Rokket Relaunch & New Monsters It’s a Rokket relaunch! Use the many powerful Borrel Link Monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS to fire off brand-new Rokket monsters inspired by Varis strategy from the anime! You can also add a new Link-5 Borrel Monster to your Extra Deck to go alongside your mighty Borrelend Dragon! Play your cards right and you may even be able to Summon both together! If you missed out on Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem, grab the latest upgrade to Crowley (the Gifted Magistus). That’s because Spenta, the Magistus Sealer will be debuting in Burst Protocol! Also appearing is the electrifying Fusion Monster Invoked Magistus Omega! Mercurium the Living Quicksilver is a Rank 10 Xyz Monster (Aqua/DARK/ATK 3000/DEF 3000) that attaches a monster from your Deck to itself as material when it’s Xyz Summoned. While Mercurium has material, your opponent cannot activate any monster effects in their Graveyard if you have a monster with that same Attribute in your Graveyard. Keep Mercurium supplied with new materials to sustain this effect and shut down your opponent’s key strategies! World Premiere Theme It’s time again for a brand-new World Premiere theme! The scientists have been deep in the lab messing around with things that are probably better off left alone. What’s that? Scientists with dinosaurs? Okay, well, surely nothing can go wrong... right? All this and so much more is coming your way in Burst Protocol!

24 Booster per Display12 Displays per Case132 Cases per Pallet   Phantom Revenge brings three brand-new themes so you can take vengeance on your competition! Dedicated Duelists and collectors can get their hands on both Collector’s Rare and Starlight Rare upgrades in Phantom Revenge!“Hecahands” are all about grabbing your opponent’s cards and making them yours! This high-Level theme, inspired by the hundredhanded giants of legend, is an Illusion Fusion-based strategy that welcomes your opponent’s monsters with open arms (and hands)!Anybody with this many hands is gonna be pretty grabby, and Hecahands just can’t stop themselves from grabbing your opponent’s monsters! Whether your opponent’s monster is in their hand, Deck, Extra Deck, or Graveyard, the Hecahands have something that can grab that opponent’s monster and Summon it to YOUR field – permanently!Hecahands also have plenty of other tools, to swap out each other in your Deck, Special Summon themselves, or even negate your opponent’s Spells & Traps – and take them for your own use!But Hecahands are just the start! Two more themes are coming in Phantom Revenge – but more about that later!This Flip theme will punish your opponent for any action that they might take! These Synchro Tuner Monsters play a tune that’s just to die for!

24 Booster per Display12 Displays per Case132 Cases per Pallet   Phantom Revenge brings three brand-new themes so you can take vengeance on your competition! Dedicated Duelists and collectors can get their hands on both Collector’s Rare and Starlight Rare upgrades in Phantom Revenge!“Hecahands” are all about grabbing your opponent’s cards and making them yours! This high-Level theme, inspired by the hundredhanded giants of legend, is an Illusion Fusion-based strategy that welcomes your opponent’s monsters with open arms (and hands)!Anybody with this many hands is gonna be pretty grabby, and Hecahands just can’t stop themselves from grabbing your opponent’s monsters! Whether your opponent’s monster is in their hand, Deck, Extra Deck, or Graveyard, the Hecahands have something that can grab that opponent’s monster and Summon it to YOUR field – permanently!Hecahands also have plenty of other tools, to swap out each other in your Deck, Special Summon themselves, or even negate your opponent’s Spells & Traps – and take them for your own use!But Hecahands are just the start! Two more themes are coming in Phantom Revenge – but more about that later!This Flip theme will punish your opponent for any action that they might take! These Synchro Tuner Monsters play a tune that’s just to die for!

CONFIGURATION: 24 Boosters per Display12 Displays per Case132 Cases per Pallet   Rarity Collection 5 gives you a special variant art card in every pack, like you’ve never seen before! It’s still All-Foil, it’s still All-Amazing, but it’s also your first crack at some unique cards.   Just like the previous 4 Rarity Collections (counting Quarter Century Bonanza & Quarter Century Stampede), Rarity Collection 5 revolves around an approximately 80-card set that’s chock full of today’s hottest tournament-level cards, plus some old favorites. From Chaos Angel to Kashtira Fenrir, from Number C104: Umbral Horror Masquerade to Mementoal Tecuhtlica - Combined Creation, and many, many, more, this is the best chance you’ll have at getting today’s meta-relevant cards for your Decks. In each 5-card pack, 4 slots pull from that main card pool, in a variety of rarities, from the normal Super, Ultra, and Secret Rares, to Starlight, Platinum Secret, and the unique “Prismatic”-style Ultimate & Collector’s Rares found only in Rarity Collection sets. And, like Quarter Century Bonanza & Quarter Century Stampede, the 5th card in each pack comes from a different card pool than the rest of the pack. But this time, each 5th card is one of dozens of new variant art cards. Most Rarity Collection 5 variant art cards have little catch phrases like you’d use in a messaging app, some in English, some in Japanese, plus the card arts have been adjusted with new backgrounds, highlights, added elements, and zoom-ins. You won’t be finding cards quite like this anywhere except Rarity Collection 5. There are other surprises in Rarity Collection 5, too. But more about that later… Here’s a chart showing the anatomy of each Rarity Collection 5 pack!      

CONFIGURATION: 24 Boosters per Display12 Displays per Case132 Cases per Pallet   Rarity Collection 5 gives you a special variant art card in every pack, like you’ve never seen before! It’s still All-Foil, it’s still All-Amazing, but it’s also your first crack at some unique cards.   Just like the previous 4 Rarity Collections (counting Quarter Century Bonanza & Quarter Century Stampede), Rarity Collection 5 revolves around an approximately 80-card set that’s chock full of today’s hottest tournament-level cards, plus some old favorites. From Chaos Angel to Kashtira Fenrir, from Number C104: Umbral Horror Masquerade to Mementoal Tecuhtlica - Combined Creation, and many, many, more, this is the best chance you’ll have at getting today’s meta-relevant cards for your Decks. In each 5-card pack, 4 slots pull from that main card pool, in a variety of rarities, from the normal Super, Ultra, and Secret Rares, to Starlight, Platinum Secret, and the unique “Prismatic”-style Ultimate & Collector’s Rares found only in Rarity Collection sets. And, like Quarter Century Bonanza & Quarter Century Stampede, the 5th card in each pack comes from a different card pool than the rest of the pack. But this time, each 5th card is one of dozens of new variant art cards. Most Rarity Collection 5 variant art cards have little catch phrases like you’d use in a messaging app, some in English, some in Japanese, plus the card arts have been adjusted with new backgrounds, highlights, added elements, and zoom-ins. You won’t be finding cards quite like this anywhere except Rarity Collection 5. There are other surprises in Rarity Collection 5, too. But more about that later… Here’s a chart showing the anatomy of each Rarity Collection 5 pack!      

(What, you thought only the Decks on TV get Legendary Decks?)   Sky Strikers! X-Sabers! Mitsurugi!   Dive in and experience three Legendary Decks at once with Legendary Modern Decks 2026, as we combine three Decks of the modern age into one awesome package (with brand new cards!) “Sky Strikers” first blasted off in Dark Saviors back in 2018 and were an instant hit, with their ace pilots soaring into action in their sleek combat mech suits. “Sky Strikers” recently performed on the biggest stage of them all when we saw them make it all the way to the Top 4 of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2025!   On top of all the old “Sky Striker” favorites, all in one package, you’ll have everything you need for a top “Sky Striker” Deck when you add the NEW Sky Striker Ace - Camellia, Prototype Sky Striker Ace - Amatsu, Surgical Striker - S.P.E.C.T.R.A., and Combined Maneuver - Engage Zero!   (And if you haven’t seen it yet, don’t forget to check out the Yu-Gi-Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICLES “Promotional Short Anime Series” to learn the story behind the cards!) Ready the troops! Gottoms is back, and his army awaits him! “X-Sabers” made their first worldwide appearance in 2009’s Hidden Arsenal, with their tactics of swarming and Synchro Summoning. Now, over 15 years later, their legend is renewed with brand-new “X-Saber” cards, plus everyone’s favorite veterans, including new foil upgrades! How long does it take to become Legendary? If you’ve Dueled competitively in 2025, you’ll know that there’s nothing quite like the powerful Ritual-based strategy, “Mitsurugi”, and it’s less than a year old, debuting in January’s Supreme Darkness! With the Legendary Modern Decks 2026 set, you can get everything you need for this tournament-winning strategy, all in one place!   “Mitsurugi” works great on its own, or you can combine this Deck with other themes like “Fiendsmith”, “Ryzeal”, “Orcust”, and more (recently reprinted in Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem and the 2025 Mega-Packs!)   Legendary Modern Decks 2026 contains THREE complete, ready-to-play Decks, each with 55 cards (1 Secret Rare, 6 Ultra Rares, 48 Commons) plus a bonus 56th card, another copy of 1 of 6 cards from that Deck, with a bonus chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare instead! Each Deck is built to be tournament-ready with a full Main Deck and Extra Deck. Including brand-new cards!   Just like with Legendary 5D’s Decks, these Decks are ready-to-go, with the doubles and triples of critical cards you’ll need to make your Deck run nice and smooth. Also, like the Legendary 5D’s Decks, they’re stocked with multiples of “staple” cards that go great in ANY Deck. A great starting place for new, returning, and experienced Duelists. Legendary Modern Decks 2026 contains 168 cards: 3 Secret Rares 18 Ultra Rares 144 Commons 3 bonus Secret Rares, with a chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare instead!   *Set contents and names are subject to change*   CONFIGURATION:168 Cards12 per Case144 Cases per Pallet   *Configuration subject to change*   DIMENSIONS (L × W × H) / WEIGHT:Deck – 181 × 92 × 37 / 291 gCase – 196 × 193 × 241 / 3.70 kgPallet – 1200 × 800 × 1590 / 549 kg

(What, you thought only the Decks on TV get Legendary Decks?)   Sky Strikers! X-Sabers! Mitsurugi!   Dive in and experience three Legendary Decks at once with Legendary Modern Decks 2026, as we combine three Decks of the modern age into one awesome package (with brand new cards!) “Sky Strikers” first blasted off in Dark Saviors back in 2018 and were an instant hit, with their ace pilots soaring into action in their sleek combat mech suits. “Sky Strikers” recently performed on the biggest stage of them all when we saw them make it all the way to the Top 4 of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2025!   On top of all the old “Sky Striker” favorites, all in one package, you’ll have everything you need for a top “Sky Striker” Deck when you add the NEW Sky Striker Ace - Camellia, Prototype Sky Striker Ace - Amatsu, Surgical Striker - S.P.E.C.T.R.A., and Combined Maneuver - Engage Zero!   (And if you haven’t seen it yet, don’t forget to check out the Yu-Gi-Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICLES “Promotional Short Anime Series” to learn the story behind the cards!) Ready the troops! Gottoms is back, and his army awaits him! “X-Sabers” made their first worldwide appearance in 2009’s Hidden Arsenal, with their tactics of swarming and Synchro Summoning. Now, over 15 years later, their legend is renewed with brand-new “X-Saber” cards, plus everyone’s favorite veterans, including new foil upgrades! How long does it take to become Legendary? If you’ve Dueled competitively in 2025, you’ll know that there’s nothing quite like the powerful Ritual-based strategy, “Mitsurugi”, and it’s less than a year old, debuting in January’s Supreme Darkness! With the Legendary Modern Decks 2026 set, you can get everything you need for this tournament-winning strategy, all in one place!   “Mitsurugi” works great on its own, or you can combine this Deck with other themes like “Fiendsmith”, “Ryzeal”, “Orcust”, and more (recently reprinted in Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem and the 2025 Mega-Packs!)   Legendary Modern Decks 2026 contains THREE complete, ready-to-play Decks, each with 55 cards (1 Secret Rare, 6 Ultra Rares, 48 Commons) plus a bonus 56th card, another copy of 1 of 6 cards from that Deck, with a bonus chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare instead! Each Deck is built to be tournament-ready with a full Main Deck and Extra Deck. Including brand-new cards!   Just like with Legendary 5D’s Decks, these Decks are ready-to-go, with the doubles and triples of critical cards you’ll need to make your Deck run nice and smooth. Also, like the Legendary 5D’s Decks, they’re stocked with multiples of “staple” cards that go great in ANY Deck. A great starting place for new, returning, and experienced Duelists. Legendary Modern Decks 2026 contains 168 cards: 3 Secret Rares 18 Ultra Rares 144 Commons 3 bonus Secret Rares, with a chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare instead!   *Set contents and names are subject to change*   CONFIGURATION:168 Cards12 per Case144 Cases per Pallet   *Configuration subject to change*   DIMENSIONS (L × W × H) / WEIGHT:Deck – 181 × 92 × 37 / 291 gCase – 196 × 193 × 241 / 3.70 kgPallet – 1200 × 800 × 1590 / 549 kg

24 Booster per Display 12 Displays per Case 99 Case per Pallet   (A brave Duelist enters a spooky cemetery at midnight on Halloween…)   “Day of the Dead comes early this year in Maze of Muertos, as we meet up with Duelist Kingdom’s ghoulish graveyard ghost: Bonz!” That’s what the message said. And it said to come here to find early packs of this set! Wait…what’s that sound? SMASH   (An enormous one-eyed Jack-o-Lantern bursts through the ground! Pumpking RISES – FROM THE GRAVE!)   Oh, wow, it’s Pumpking the King of Ghosts! In the…flesh? What are you doing here? This is kind of like the place you battled Red-Eyes Black Dragon, all those years ago. You’re the original Halloween Horrorshow! (Pumpking glares with his giant-sized eye. Clearly not a happy pumpkin.)   Yeah that was a long time ago, and you haven’t had a power upgrade since. Now you’re probably thinking, “I’m mad, and I’m not gonna take it anymore!” Hey, wait a second! This new Maze of Muertos set might have something for you. Let’s look around and see what we can find.   (Pumpking tilts his big pumpkin head forward. Was that a nod? It must have been.)   Here’s a Field Spell Card right here. It looks like that cave with all the skulls, in Duelist Kingdom. This Field Spell lets you Set any of your Call of the Haunteds from your Deck or Graveyard. So you can get all 3 at once! AND it powers them up, too, so Call of the Haunted sends an opponent’s monster to the Graveyard, on top of Summoning a monster from yours! How’s that sound?   (Pumpking’s head tilts to the side. We seem to have his interest, but he clearly wants more.)   What’s this, here? Ectoplasmic Fortification? You used this in that cave Duel, too! It powers up your Zombie monsters’ Attack Points! (Pumpking taps a vine on the ground, impatiently.)   Okay, I’ll keep reading. Hmm… AND it draws a card for every Call of the Haunted you control. That’s new!   (Pumpking points at… a brick?)   What if we draw it the first turn? Don’t worry, it says you can also use this same card to get the Field Spell out of your Deck.   (Now Pumpking’s pointing at himself.)   Hey, you’re right! You can get the Field Spell, OR a Level 6 Zombie, like yourself. And it bumps up Zombies’ Attack Points, and draws a card for every Call of the Haunted you control. That seems like a lot. It’s good to be the King!   (Pumpking proudly adjusts his crown.)   Let’s keep looking. Here’s another Monster Card. It’s…you! It’s a Pumpking upgrade, a new Level 6 monster. You can reveal it and discard a card, to Set Call of the Haunted from your Deck, and then you can activate that Call of the Haunted that same turn. And when the new you is Special Summoned, it Summons another Level 6 Zombie from the Deck. Okay, I see where this is going. You reveal and discard new Pumpking to Set Call of the Haunted, then activate Call of the Haunted right away to Special Summon Pumpking back, and then Pumpking Special Summons another Level 6 Zombie from the Deck. Boom! Two Level 6’s on the field. A great first-turn card you could even Xyz Summon right away.   (Pumpking ponders, then starts flailing its vines around itself. Like they were… orbiting?)   You want me to look for an Xyz Monster? Good idea. Let’s see…oh here’s one! It kind of looks like you, but bigger and with more eyes. (Pumpking seems ESPECIALLY pleased at that.)   This Xyz Monster protects all Zombies from being targeted with effects. And when it’s Xyz Summoned, it adds Call of the Haunted – or anything that mentions it – from your Deck to your hand. Like Man with the Mark from Maze of the Master!   (Pumpking tilts his head down again. As if saying to keep reading.)   …AND you can detach 1 material to return 2 cards anywhere on the field back to the hand.   (Seemingly satisfied, Pumpking turns away and starts doing something in the dirt. He’s certainly less threatening but…wait…is he drawing something?)  

24 Booster per Display 12 Displays per Case 99 Case per Pallet(A brave Duelist enters a spooky cemetery at midnight on Halloween…)   “Day of the Dead comes early this year in Maze of Muertos, as we meet up with Duelist Kingdom’s ghoulish graveyard ghost: Bonz!” That’s what the message said. And it said to come here to find early packs of this set! Wait…what’s that sound? SMASH   (An enormous one-eyed Jack-o-Lantern bursts through the ground! Pumpking RISES – FROM THE GRAVE!)   Oh, wow, it’s Pumpking the King of Ghosts! In the…flesh? What are you doing here? This is kind of like the place you battled Red-Eyes Black Dragon, all those years ago. You’re the original Halloween Horrorshow! (Pumpking glares with his giant-sized eye. Clearly not a happy pumpkin.)   Yeah that was a long time ago, and you haven’t had a power upgrade since. Now you’re probably thinking, “I’m mad, and I’m not gonna take it anymore!” Hey, wait a second! This new Maze of Muertos set might have something for you. Let’s look around and see what we can find.   (Pumpking tilts his big pumpkin head forward. Was that a nod? It must have been.)   Here’s a Field Spell Card right here. It looks like that cave with all the skulls, in Duelist Kingdom. This Field Spell lets you Set any of your Call of the Haunteds from your Deck or Graveyard. So you can get all 3 at once! AND it powers them up, too, so Call of the Haunted sends an opponent’s monster to the Graveyard, on top of Summoning a monster from yours! How’s that sound?   (Pumpking’s head tilts to the side. We seem to have his interest, but he clearly wants more.)   What’s this, here? Ectoplasmic Fortification? You used this in that cave Duel, too! It powers up your Zombie monsters’ Attack Points! (Pumpking taps a vine on the ground, impatiently.)   Okay, I’ll keep reading. Hmm… AND it draws a card for every Call of the Haunted you control. That’s new!   (Pumpking points at… a brick?)   What if we draw it the first turn? Don’t worry, it says you can also use this same card to get the Field Spell out of your Deck.   (Now Pumpking’s pointing at himself.)   Hey, you’re right! You can get the Field Spell, OR a Level 6 Zombie, like yourself. And it bumps up Zombies’ Attack Points, and draws a card for every Call of the Haunted you control. That seems like a lot. It’s good to be the King!   (Pumpking proudly adjusts his crown.)   Let’s keep looking. Here’s another Monster Card. It’s…you! It’s a Pumpking upgrade, a new Level 6 monster. You can reveal it and discard a card, to Set Call of the Haunted from your Deck, and then you can activate that Call of the Haunted that same turn. And when the new you is Special Summoned, it Summons another Level 6 Zombie from the Deck. Okay, I see where this is going. You reveal and discard new Pumpking to Set Call of the Haunted, then activate Call of the Haunted right away to Special Summon Pumpking back, and then Pumpking Special Summons another Level 6 Zombie from the Deck. Boom! Two Level 6’s on the field. A great first-turn card you could even Xyz Summon right away.   (Pumpking ponders, then starts flailing its vines around itself. Like they were… orbiting?)   You want me to look for an Xyz Monster? Good idea. Let’s see…oh here’s one! It kind of looks like you, but bigger and with more eyes. (Pumpking seems ESPECIALLY pleased at that.)   This Xyz Monster protects all Zombies from being targeted with effects. And when it’s Xyz Summoned, it adds Call of the Haunted – or anything that mentions it – from your Deck to your hand. Like Man with the Mark from Maze of the Master!   (Pumpking tilts his head down again. As if saying to keep reading.)   …AND you can detach 1 material to return 2 cards anywhere on the field back to the hand.   (Seemingly satisfied, Pumpking turns away and starts doing something in the dirt. He’s certainly less threatening but…wait…is he drawing something?)  

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME (TCG) THE CHRONICLES: The Fallen & The Virtuous Card Sleeves help Duelists keep their cards secure and protected during Duels. KONAMI animation has released the first of the Yu-Gi-Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICL ES “Promotional Short Anime Series” on the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG channel, starting with Sky Striker Ace. In June, the series shifts towards The Fallen & The Virtuous featuring the lore behind the iconic cards The Fallen of Albaz and Dogmatika Ecclesia, the Virtuous. Protect the cards in your Deck with Card Sleeves featuring amazing dynamic artwork of two beloved characters! Each pack contains 50 total Card Sleeves specifically designed to meet tournament regulation standards for the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG. Use these official Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Card Sleeves to keep all your cards safe in all your Duels.

Softlaunch Anfang July!  Prepare yourself for the next chapter of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon strategy: The electrifyingly awesome Blue-Eyes White Destiny Structure Deck! This 50-card Deck has everything you need to take your “Blue-Eyes” Deck to its next stage of invincibility: The all-powerful Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon! This Level 12 Synchro isn’t just a Synchro Monster, it’s a Synchro Monstrosity! Once per turn, this Dragon can negate any effect activated by your opponent on the field. And when it does, it also consumes the negated effect to gain 1000 Attack Points for the turn. But wait – there’s more! It also shields your Graveyard so that your opponent can’t banish any of the cards located there. And in the unlikely event your opponent can overcome its 3500 Attack Points, you can just Summon another LIGHT Dragon monster from your Graveyard – even a Blue-Eyes White Dragon! A new Synchro needs a new Tuner! Neo Kaiser Sea Horse is a Level 4 Tuner that gives you instant access to the tools you need, by Special Summoning itself from your hand, and adjusting the Level of any Tuner (even itself!) by +/- 1. This gives you maximum flexibility for whatever’s the best monster to Synchro Summon. And it can access your “Blue-Eyes” monsters from your Deck by sending them directly to your Graveyard, for easy revival! Now check out the latest new Spell Card! Roar of the Blue-Eyed Dragons lets you Summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon straight out of your Deck, Graveyard, or banishment. Or, if you already have Blue-Eyes White Dragon on the field, you can Summon any “Blue-Eyes” monster you want, instead! This powerful Spell Card also gives you a bonus Fusion Summon once it’s in the Graveyard.Maiden of White is another powerful addition to this Deck. Every time this elusive Tuner is targeted (including by your own effects!), you can Summon Blue-Eyes White Dragon or any Level 1 LIGHT Tuner from your Graveyard. And whenever you Summon Blue-Eyes White Dragon, you can Summon Maiden of White from your Graveyard. And unlike most effects, Maiden of White never banishes herself after using this effect, so you can use it continuously throughout the Duel. Plus the very first Link Monster for your “Blue-Eyes” Deck, a brand new Xyz Monster, and so much more! The Deck is packed with the cards that any “Blue-Eyes” Duelist needs for their Deck, like Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon, Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon, and even 3 copies of Sage with Eyes of Blue! It also has incredible cards like Nibiru the Primal Being, Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Effect Veiler, and more! And since it’s our 25th Anniversary, of course we’re including a little Quarter Century sparkle. A small number of Decks will have 1 of 3 cards – Maiden of White, Wishes for Eyes of Blue, or Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon – as a Quarter Century Secret Rare. Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny comes with 50 cards:5 Ultra Rares (3 of which have a small chance of being Quarter Century Secret Rares instead of Ultra Rare), 3 Super Rares, 42 Commons "

Softlaunch Anfang July!  Prepare yourself for the next chapter of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon strategy: The electrifyingly awesome Blue-Eyes White Destiny Structure Deck! This 50-card Deck has everything you need to take your “Blue-Eyes” Deck to its next stage of invincibility: The all-powerful Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon! This Level 12 Synchro isn’t just a Synchro Monster, it’s a Synchro Monstrosity! Once per turn, this Dragon can negate any effect activated by your opponent on the field. And when it does, it also consumes the negated effect to gain 1000 Attack Points for the turn. But wait – there’s more! It also shields your Graveyard so that your opponent can’t banish any of the cards located there. And in the unlikely event your opponent can overcome its 3500 Attack Points, you can just Summon another LIGHT Dragon monster from your Graveyard – even a Blue-Eyes White Dragon! A new Synchro needs a new Tuner! Neo Kaiser Sea Horse is a Level 4 Tuner that gives you instant access to the tools you need, by Special Summoning itself from your hand, and adjusting the Level of any Tuner (even itself!) by +/- 1. This gives you maximum flexibility for whatever’s the best monster to Synchro Summon. And it can access your “Blue-Eyes” monsters from your Deck by sending them directly to your Graveyard, for easy revival! Now check out the latest new Spell Card! Roar of the Blue-Eyed Dragons lets you Summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon straight out of your Deck, Graveyard, or banishment. Or, if you already have Blue-Eyes White Dragon on the field, you can Summon any “Blue-Eyes” monster you want, instead! This powerful Spell Card also gives you a bonus Fusion Summon once it’s in the Graveyard.Maiden of White is another powerful addition to this Deck. Every time this elusive Tuner is targeted (including by your own effects!), you can Summon Blue-Eyes White Dragon or any Level 1 LIGHT Tuner from your Graveyard. And whenever you Summon Blue-Eyes White Dragon, you can Summon Maiden of White from your Graveyard. And unlike most effects, Maiden of White never banishes herself after using this effect, so you can use it continuously throughout the Duel. Plus the very first Link Monster for your “Blue-Eyes” Deck, a brand new Xyz Monster, and so much more! The Deck is packed with the cards that any “Blue-Eyes” Duelist needs for their Deck, like Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon, Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon, and even 3 copies of Sage with Eyes of Blue! It also has incredible cards like Nibiru the Primal Being, Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Effect Veiler, and more! And since it’s our 25th Anniversary, of course we’re including a little Quarter Century sparkle. A small number of Decks will have 1 of 3 cards – Maiden of White, Wishes for Eyes of Blue, or Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon – as a Quarter Century Secret Rare. Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny comes with 50 cards:5 Ultra Rares (3 of which have a small chance of being Quarter Century Secret Rares instead of Ultra Rare), 3 Super Rares, 42 Commons "