The first card went live in 2017, and now 2023 is ushering in its next phase. So if you loved the first spell card, you will want to nab this new Yu-Gi-Oh card as soon as it drops.

Over the years, the creatures of the Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game have drastically changed, going from eerie monsters that one would see in their nightmares to cute and cuddly wildlife.

In the early days of the game, Dragon-type monsters were often difficult to summon, but players were rewarded for their ...

In the bizarre world of Yu-Gi-Oh! card art, " Chu-Ske the Mouse Fighter " takes the cake. This card features a humanoid mouse striking a martial arts pose reminiscent of the legendary Bruce Lee.

Yu-Gi-Oh has been around for decades, and by now, the series has rolled out hundreds of Duel Monsters. From its original icons to its latest innovations, the team at Konami has pushed forward a ...

The overrated Spell cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! have been around in the game for a while and are still commonly used. Despite their popularity, it is clear they fell behind the meta years ago. 7 Twin Twisters ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! soon expanded worldwide with the release of cards in North America in 2002 followed by a dubbed anime, movies and video games that became wildly popular.

Yu-Gi-Oh TCG has long drawn inspiration from various mythologies, infusing its card game with rich narratives and powerful creatures. Many archetypes are rooted in real-world myths, legends, and ...

Power creep – where newer and stronger cards are introduced that make previous ones obsolete – is almost inevitable in trading card games. For the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG specifically, the power creep ...

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