Its 68/100, Americas.
The store is Já Era Hora TCG, on the north region of Rio.

In both Yugioh Zexal and Yugioh Arc-V mangas. For Zexal the main villain is E’rah(first 2 pics) while the main villain of Arc-V is Eve(last 2 pics). I think it’s cool that both Zexal and Arc-V Yugioh mangas made the main villains in both female but it is a shame that the Yugioh animes for the first 6 series never made a female main villain.

They did have the opportunity twice for a anime female main villain in both Yugioh Arc-V and Yugioh Vrains. Henrietta/Himika Akaba(Reiji’s mom) could have easily been one of the main villains for Arc-V but for some reason they dropped her antagonist like ways after season 1 and seemed to forget about her. For Vrains it was easily Queen. Set up to be the big bad of Vrains but she was never utilized well/pushed aside and was later destroyed in a humiliating rushed duel against Ai(human form).

A shame Yugioh anime(first 6) never really had proper female villain that was a villain through a season or a series. The only ones I can think of who truly stayed evil was Camula from Yugioh GX anime but that’s about it. She was better than the main villain of her season lol

If it is a significant the change that is desired, then there has to be a fundamental shift in card, gameplay and product design on the behalf of Konami.

It literally does not matter if there is a 100 card ban list tomorrow when it eventually loops back to the same issues - the never ending power creep that seems to be accelerating exponentially with every passing year.

So what if Konami hits every top tier deck and pre-hit Toon? Do you honestly think Konami will take a step back and say "we took this too far and we cannot continue this way" or just print and sell even cancerous archetypes down the line?

Does anyone actually believe for a second that cards like Gallant Bandit will make the game any better either? Just take a look at Nibiru. Konami sells you temporary ban aids and then prints cards that play around them, then eventually not even these supposed ban aids do anything anymore, and the cycle is never ending.

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If you're not going to play with the cards anyway you may as well buy the better product

Pharaoh Atem from Yu-Gi-Oh! meets Empress Navier from The Remarried Empress! In this story, following the events of the Grand Championship and before the events of the Millennium World Saga, Yugi and his friends are accidentally transported to the world of The Remarried Empress, where they meet Empress Navier and endure new hardships brought on them by her ex-husband Sovieshu.

!!This isn't official and card placement might differ!!

The set is divided into 3 sections:
*A: New Overframe Retrains
*B: Manga Imports & Reprints
*C: Manga-Style Cards

Overframes[1~10]:
YAC1-JP004: Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, the God-Surpassing Servant
YAC1-JP005: Barrel Dragon the Machine Dragon
YAC1-JP006: Relinquished the Wicked Eye of Illusion
YAC1-JP008: Gilford the Lightning, the Warrior of Thunderbolts
YAC1-JP009: Dark Paladin - Wave-Motion

Imports & Reprints[11~70]:
YAC1-JP011: Penalty Game "GREED, the Illusion of Avarice"
YAC1-JP012: Zombyra
YAC1-JP013: Evil Dragon Cards - Earth Dragon
YAC1-JP014: Evil Dragon Cards - Metal Dragon
YAC1-JP015: Super Critical

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YAC1-JP026: Black Luster Soldier (Normal)
YAC1-JP027: Red-Eyes Black Fullmetal Dragon
YAC1-JP028: Heart of the Blue-Eyes
YAC1-JP029: Sengenjin Wakes from a Millennium

YAC1-JP032: Red-Eyes Metal Claws Dragon
YAC1-JP033: Metalflame Swordsman
YAC1-JP034: Golem that Guards the Millennium Treasures

YAC1-JP036: Big-Winged Berfomet
YAC1-JP037: Shield of the Millennium Dynasty
YAC1-JP038: Gazelle the King of Mythical Claws
YAC1-JP039: Epsilon The Magnet Warrior

YAC1-JP043: Beta The Electromagnet Warrior
YAC1-JP044: Metal Illusionist
YAC1-JP046: The Unstoppable Exodia Incarnate
YAC1-JP047: Chimera the Illusion Beast
YAC1-JP049: Cyber Slash Harpie Lady

YAC1-JP055: Millennium Ankh
YAC1-JP060: Chimera Fusion
YAC1-JP063: Spell Card "Monster Reborn"
YAC1-JP066: Wedju Temple

YAC1-JP069: Exxod Fires of Rage
YAC1-JP070: Max Metalmorph

Manga-Style[71~100?]:
Dark Magician(Manga-Style)
Red-Eyes Black Dragon(Manga-Style)
Blue-Eyes White Dragon(Manga-Style)
Mystical Elf(Manga-Style)
Baby Dragon(Manga-Style)
Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress #1(Manga-Style)
Skull Servant(Manga-Style)
Two-Headed King Rex(Manga-Style)
Saggi the Dark Clown(Manga-Style)
Gaia The Fierce Knight(Manga-Style)
Illusionist Faceless Mage(Manga-Style)
Harpie Lady(Manga-Style)
Gyakutenno Megami(Manga-Style)
Insect Queen(Manga-Style)
Blade Knight(Manga-Style)
Zoa(Manga-Style)
Jinzo(Manga-Style)
Buster Blader(Manga-Style)
Revival Jam(Manga-Style)
The Legendary Fisherman(Manga-Style)
Lava Golem(Manga-Style)
Marshmallon(Manga-Style)
Swords of Revealing Light(Manga-Style)
Harpie's Feather Duster(Manga-Style)
Scapegoat(Manga-Style)
Polymerization(Manga-Style)
Fiend's Sanctuary(Manga-Style)
Mirror Force(Manga-Style)
Magic Cylinder(Manga-Style)
Exchange of the Spirit(Manga-Style)

I will pick my beloved Thunder Dragons, i believe 2 to 3 good cards and the deck is back in shape, the engine even with the one effect per turn clauses still holds up fairely well and has an incredible grindgame, also it has obvious Chaos synergy and no real lock to speak of, i can only hope we get support for them one of these days.

In an attempt to balance them Konami made a lot of cards completely unplayable. The funniest example is Brain Control being nerfed, only for Change of Heart to be limited a couple of years later.

Do you think they should give cards that already received an Erratum another one?

A lot of overly restricted cards could be much better with a HOPT.

Example:

Dark Magician of Chaos

1st Effect

When this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can target 1 Spell Card in your Graveyard; add that target to your hand. Banish any monster destroyed by battle with this card. If this face-up card would leave the field, banish it instead.

Post Erratum

During the End Phase, if this card was Normal or Special Summoned this turn: You can target 1 Spell in your GY; add it to your hand. You can only use this effect of "Dark Magician of Chaos" once per turn. If this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle, after damage calculation: Banish that opponent's monster. If this face-up card would leave the field, banish it instead.

Post Re-Erratum

When this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can target 1 Spell in your GY; add it to your hand. You can only use this effect of "Dark Magician of Chaos" once per turn. If this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle, after damage calculation: Banish that opponent's monster. If this face-up card would leave the field, banish it instead.

The Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Site revealed the arc names and divisions for all the anime series.

Source: https://yu-gi-oh.jp/anime/

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters

• 001–040: Duelist Kingdom arc
• 041–051: DM, DDM arc
• 052–097: Battle City arc: Part 1
• 098–121: Noa arc
• 122–144: Battle City arc: Part 2
• 145–184: Doma arc
• 185–198: KC Grand Prix arc
• 199–219: Pharaoh's Memories arc / lit. "The King's Memories" arc
• 220–224: Battle Ritual arc / lit. "The Rite of Battle" arc

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX

• 001–052: Seven Stars arc
• 053–104: Society of Light arc
• 105–156: Isekai arc / lit. "Another World" arc
• 157–178: Darkness arc
• 179–180: The True Graduation Duel

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's

• 001–026: Duel of Fortune Cup arc
• 027–064: Dark Signer arc
• 065–085: Iliaster arc
• 086–092: Crash Town arc
• 093–136: WRGP arc
• 137–154: Ark Cradle arc

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL

• 001–025: Numbers Hunter arc
• 026–073: World Duel Carnival arc
• 074–098: "Assassins from the Varian World" arc
• 099–109: Ruins of Memories arc
• 110–123: "The Return of Mr. Heartland" arc
• 124–146: Varian: The Final Battle arc

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V

• 001–053: Standard Dimension arc
• 054–099: Synchro Dimension arc
• 100–125: Xyz & Fusion Dimension arc
• 126–140: The Fifth Dimension: ARC-V
• 141–148: Pendulum Dimension arc

Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS

• 001–029: The Knights of Hanoi arc
• 030–046: The Tower of Hanoi arc
• 047–070: Bohman's Invasion arc
• 071–103: "The Ignis of Light: Lightning" arc
• 104–120: Ai arc

Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS

• 001–013: Goha #7 Elementary arc
• 014–026: Maximum Summon arc
• 027–039: Goha #6 Elementary arc
• 040–052: Team Battle Royal arc
• 053–067: The Goha 6 Siblings arc
• 068–079: Goha Employees arc
• 080–092: Yuga Goha arc (The Conclusion)

Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!

• 001–013: "UTS vs. the Troublesome Aliens" arc
• 014–026: Rovian Bandits arc
• 027–039: The Great King of Terror arc
• 040–051: The Terrifying Velgear Star Cluster arc
• 052–064: MIK arc
• 065–077: Galaxy Cup arc
• 078–090: Kuaiduhl Spacetime arc
• 091–102: Velgearian Extinction arc
• 103–115: Darkmen arc
• 116–127: "Invasion of the Dark-Matter Empire" arc
• 128–139: Otes arc
• 140–151: Conclusion arc (The Final Battle)

Sometimes motivation is just at its lowest point, so I don’t know if I should finish these, or just call this duel a loss.

I also don’t like posting wips, but I’ve received some comments saying that my drawings are AI generated.
Maybe this is enough to prove that they’re not.

I thought this was pretty funny and technically Yugioh related because of the duel disk and Exodia.

The Geek Reaper on TikTok

EDIT: Just to clarify, as we're talking about a game, player refers to anyone who buys, not just the people attending tournaments.

I'm not usually one to complain about the composition of sets, but I feel that the state in which these two have been presented to us warrants an exception.

With approximate ratios being posted here, we have a rough estimate of the distribution of the UR-EA cards in MAME. I'm focusing on these specifically because the Starlight and GMR's aren't going to be better than the base rarity.

Based on what has been reported, there's a average of 1 UR-EA per case. If you make the following assumptions about your pulls:

1. You get a UR-EA in every case, and;
2. You do not get a repeat until you have pulled a single copy of each card;

It would take around 20 cases to get a set of all 20. The pre-order prices I was seeing here in England for a case ranged from £420 - £450 per case, which would be a total cost of £8400 - £9000 of sealed product. And being realistic, it'll probably be more than that when taking into account dud cases and repeats. This is, by any reasonable standard, an obscene amount of money.

Now, EA cards, at least how I view them, are meant to be apart of the chase, much like Starlights are in most cases. However in MAMO, the point was 20 new EA cards. This is something that was highlighted straight away in the reveal video, and takes up the bulk of the information on the product page. But, they are borderline inaccessible to the majority of players. I think this is especially urksome for me as they have 3 rarities printed in the set, UR, Starlight and GMR. If you drastically increase the hit rate of the URs, then you still have the chase with the Starlight and GMR prints. And, frankly, there are people who would keep pulling for the Starlight version of a card and there are people who will play the lottery on the GMR. Having accessibility to the lowest rarity wouldn't have much of a effect on those. Honestly, I'd imagine sales on sealed might be a bit better if they were more accessible.

In my opinion, you could make one change to the distribution and it would significantly make the product better, which is move the EAs into a 4th slot in the promo pack. This makes the EA's much, much, more accessible, going from approx. 1/case to 12/case and provides consumers better value for money (more cards per cost). But it also keeps the chase, you still have to pull the specific UR you want for us normies, whales will still pull for the Starlights and Saudi Princes are still going to pull for the GMRs and, as I said previously, believe people would be more willing to purchase sealed if that value was added.

I get that Konami are a business and they are going to try and squeeze as much money as possible out of people, but this set it way to far for me. I don't think it's greedy, I don't think it's -just- a consequence of capitalism, I think it's exploitative in a similar way that Casino's can be. The set is too expensive, not talking the secondary market into account, it's not value for money and it's something that, following MAMS, is something that Konami will take the feedback on and change in future iterations.

What's something Players say they want, but don't actually want?

I've heard people say they want more decks that lock you into the archetype and doesnt continue to escalate the power creep happening. YET if new Volcanic cards came out that lock you into only playing Volcanics and does not bridge into anything else. Y'all ain't gonna buy that except the rogue players.

I've seen dudes who complain about handtraps and the game being expensive, yet dropped money on the release of Harmonia.

Or players who complain about going first combo decks being too strong and not fun, but are clearly enjoying themselves whenever they pop off and start comboing.

What's something Players say they want, but don't actually want?

Didn’t see a post on it yet so I figured might as well. According to YGOrganization, Master Duel Data Mining found these cards and their effects which are as follows:

Wicked Canon
Continuous Spell Card
You can only use the 1st and 3rd effect of this card’s name each once per turn.
(1) If this card was activated this turn: You can add 1 DARK Fiend monster from your Deck to your hand, then discard 1 Fiend monster.
(2) Each time an opponent’s monster declares an attack, place 1 Sinister Doctrine Counter on this card.
(3) You can send this card with 4 or more Sinister Doctrine Counters to the GY; Special Summon 1 Fiend monster from your Deck, then you can add 1 “Super Polymerization” from your Deck to your hand.

Hope for the Future
Normal Trap Card
You can only use the 1st and 2nd effect of this card’s name each once per turn.
(1) If you control a “Neos” Fusion Monster or “Elemental HERO Neos”: Discard 1 card; Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck that mentions a “HERO” monster as material, by using monsters from your hand, Deck, and/or field.
(2) If you control a “Neos” Fusion Monster: You can banish this card from your GY, then target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls; negate its effects until the end of this turn.

Assuming these would be the effects if they were brought to the TCG. My early thoughts on them are that Wicked Canon will be good in DARK fiend decks and you are never getting that third effect off. As for Hope for the Future, I’m honestly not sure. It is searchable with Miracle Ejector and summoning a Hero fusion isn’t bad though the only ones I can see you summoning specifically on the opponents turn are Armed Neos and Wingman Neos (pretty sure you can’t use this to summon Cosmo Neos). Probably won’t see use.

10 case opening (12 units per case EU)

10 starlights

10 UR Extended Art

2 Starlight Extended Art

0 GMR

At $AUD80 rrp that's 1 starlight extended every 5k spent.

Most cases had 2 hits. A few cases had 1 or 3 nothing more than that.

The starlights include promo packs as well (6 from main, 4 from promo packs)