Konami - Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game: Structure Deck - Realm of Light

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

Have you been watching Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game: The Chronicles? A new episode of these animated shorts is released every month, telling the stories of the monsters behind the cards, set in their own worlds! The story running from June through November is The Fallen & The Virtuous, telling the tale of monsters like Fallen of Albaz and Dogmatika Ecclesia, the Virtuous. Now you can enjoy this ongoing animated release even more with the The Chronicles Deck: The Fallen & The Virtuous (All-Foil Edition). This 51-card all-foil Deck includes the key characters, places, and situations seen in the animated shorts, in their original monster, Spell, and Trap forms. It comes with 2 brand-new cards never seen before, 4 new variant arts of some old favorites, and foil versions of the popular cards centered around Fallen of Albaz that Duelists have woven into their Decks these last five years! The Main Deck and Extra Deck, combined, are 50 Ultra Rare Cards. The 51st card in each Deck is a Secret Rare repeat of one of the Deck’s Ultra Rare cards, but with a bonus chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare, instead! (Just like the foil upgrades in this year’s Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny.)

Unlike its predecessor, Retro Pack 2 was released in the Americas many years ago, but had an extremely limited release, so it was still hard to find. But like its predecessor, we’re making every effort for the cards in the Retro Pack 2 re-release to be as retro as they can be, so just like before they’ll have the original card frames and card look and the original card names and texts. It’s another time capsule from the past! And just like last time, we made a little change, and doubled the drop rate for foil cards compared to the original Retro Pack 2. So it will be twice as easy to get foil cards from Retro Pack 2 (2025 re-release) as it was from Retro Pack 2 (2009 original release).