Yu-Gi-Oh! cards are available for purchase all around the world! Many mass market retailers, including Target, Toys “R” Us, and Walmart, carry a wide variety of Yu-Gi-Oh!

Real-Life Duel Disk As with the Duel Disk and Chaos Disk, Konami in Japan and Mattel in America made replicas of the Duel Academy Disk. They fixed one of the main problems of the Disks in resizing the card zones, along with Deck and Graveyard to fit cards with protective sleeves without problems.

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, the Duel Disk is a piece of dueling hardware for card-carrying Duelists. Priced at 21,600 yen ($273), this realistic Duel Disk has light up effects, and it can play four Yu-Gi-Oh songs and forty different Yu-Gi-Oh catchphrases.

These monsters rank among the strongest creatures in the entire game, capable of bringing fear into the hearts of every duelist.

1. 1 The Egyptian Gods.
2. 2 Exodia, The Forbidden One.
3. 3 Divine Serpent Geh.
4. 4 Orichalcos Shunoros.
5. 5 Orichalcos Kyutora.
6. 6 Shinato King Of A Higher Plane.
7. 7 Dragon Master Knight.
8. 8 Five-Headed Dragon.

Originally Answered: Is Exodia the strongest God card of the mall? Short answer: No. Long answer: Exodia isn’t even a god card. Exodia was introduced on either the first or second (can’t remember exactly) episode of Yugioh.

If they’re playing Trap Stall Exodia, Royal Decree and Trap Stun will kill them. When they’re relying on Battle Fader or Swift Scarecrow to block attacks, negate them with Solemn Strike, etc, or prevent them from activating entirely with a card like Utopia the Lightning, Armades, or Odd-Eyes Meteorburst Dragon.

Exodia made one final appearance during the Dawn of the Duel Arc, in episode 216, as the Ka spirit of Shimon Muran. Shimon had sealed “Exodia” a long time ago away due to its godly strength but released him to engage in battle with Zorc Necrophades.

Prices range from $1.25 to $499.99. The estimated market value is $51.37.

Prohibition: If “Exodia the Forbidden One” is declared with “Prohibition”, when a player has all five pieces of Exodia in their hand, they win the Duel. This is a win condition and cannot be prevented with “Prohibition”.

Depending on who you ask, a few people view the Tyler the Great Warrior as the rarest Yu-Gi-Oh card because it is truly priceless. The card was made and named for Tyler Greesle in 2005 who was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer in 2002.

Blue-Eyes White Dragon #001 (1ST EDITION)

Another reason the deck is so expensive is due to the “nostalgia tax”. Due to blue eyes being so iconic, many players and collectors want to pick the cards up regardless of competition success. Thus inflating the price.

10000 Secret Rare card is a special variety of Secret Rare cards exclusive to the card “Ten Thousand Dragon”. It was introduced to commemorate the release of the 10,000th card in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 10000 Secret Rare cards have the same foil patterns as a 20th Secret Rare, but with the number 10000 replacing the “Yu-Gi-Oh!

Tournament Eligibility

Starlight rares appear with an average of one per two cases, making one very difficult — and expensive — to pull.

A Secret Rare has a rainbow-colored foil that’s applied to the artwork, card name, Attribute, and Level. Each Starlight Rare has a horizontal, lattice or grid-like holographic pattern applied over the majority of the card face, including the card border.

Starlight Rare is a rarity in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. It debuted in Rising Rampage. Starlight Rare cards have the same horizontal holographic foil pattern as a Prismatic Secret Rare, but applied to the whole card rather than only the artwork, similar to the Platinum Secret Rare.