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yugioh legendary deck 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Yugi's Legendary Decks 2019 – A & C Games

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yugioh legendary deck 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Yugi's Legendary Decks 2019 – A & C GamesThis holiday season Yu Gi Oh! fans can re live the entire history of the original Duelist! Yugis Legendary Decks contains three different Decks used by the "King of Games" himself, plus several unique, collectible foil cards, all in one magnificent set! Each box set includes: 41 card Deck used by Yugi in the first season of the original Yu Gi Oh! animated series, including his initial Duel with Seto Kaiba and his adventures in Duelist Kingdom. 41 card

This holiday season Yu-Gi-Oh! fans can re-live the entire history of the original Duelist! Yugi’s Legendary Decks contains three different Decks used by the "King of Games" himself, plus several unique, collectible foil cards, all in one magnificent set!

 

Each box set includes:

 

• 41-card Deck used by Yugi in the first season of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! animated series, including his initial Duel with Seto Kaiba and his adventures in Duelist Kingdom.

 

• 41-card Deck inspired by Yugi’s Duels in the Battle City story arc from the second and third seasons of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! animated series, featuring – at long last – Arkana’s long-awaited "red" Dark Magician!

 

• 41-card Deck used by Yugi as he battled The Pharaoh himself in the final Duel of the original series, focused on "Gadget" monsters and the "Silent" series of "LV" monsters.

 

• 3 brand new Secret Rare cards: Electromagnetic Turtle, Dark Renewal, and Black Illusion.

 

• 3 Ultra Rare collectible (non-playable) historical cards celebrating the Duelist Kingdom storyline, including Glory of the King’s Hand, Set Sail for The Kingdom, and the Duelist Kingdom itself

 

• 3 Ultra Rare collectible (non-playable) Egyptian God Cards: Slifer the Sky Dragon, Obelisk the Tormentor, and The Winged Dragon of Ra.

 

• 1 Ultra Rare "Yugi" Token Card

 

Players can re-live the memorable Duelist Kingdom and Battle City storylines with the Decks that Yugi used to defeat his rivals, rescue his Grandpa from Pegasus, protect the Pharaoh’s legacy, and save the entire world from the maniacal menace of Marik! Filled with iconic cards such as Black Luster Solider, all five pieces of Exodia, the Forbidden One, Valkyrion the Magna Warrior, and the special, long-awaited Arkana-style Dark Magician, Duelists new and old can finally call these Decks their very own with Yugi’s Legendary Decks!

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