Collectible Card Games

In Match Duels (basically, you're playing best out of three with another duelist) a Side Deck can be used. A Side Deck is entirely separate from your main deck of cards and can only hold a max of 15 cards.

After a duel is completed, before the next duel starts each player can look at the cards from their Side Deck and swap them with cards in their Main Deck. Cards included in the Side Deck would be ones to counter and adjust your strategy now that you have seen your opponent's deck in action. You might want to include extra Spell/ Trap removal against this one strategy or remove a card from your deck that doesn't function well against your opponent. In any case, cards taken out of the Side Deck must be replaced with cards from your Main Deck and vice-versa.

Once players are done, the second duel begins. If there is a need to go into the third a final duel, each player can exchange cards in their Side Decks again if wanted.

The Egyptian God cards do not have passcodes at the bottom-left corner of their cards. In that corner, in simply states: This card cannot be used in a Duel.

Yes, you can use the trap card Ultimate Offering which you would have to pay 500 lifepoints for each extra normal summon, or there is a spell card called Double Summon which allows 2 normal summons.

They're still producing the duel disks in Japan, considering they're more huge & common there than here in the U.S. So there's a possible chance of them in development of a Zexal duel disk. But the results of there being one are highly unlikely. It's possible because Mattel & Konami have made a duel disk for every Yu-Gi-Oh! show.

The value on a yugioh card is determined by how useful it is and how hard it is to find it.

for example:

Solemn Warning: is a very useful card and is considerably hard to find, and has a value upwards of 40 dollars at the time of this answer

freya, spirit of victory: once a very hard card to find, but little use to the meta game, she ranged from 20-30 dollars, and upon reprint, dropped to about 12 dollars for the secret rare version.

dark hole: reprinted several times, but still considerably useful, even the common versions of this card are about 2-3 dollars in good condition.

random common with no notable play in the meta game 1/100th of a penny

random common with somewhat notable play in the meta game .50-5 bucks (average)

random rare with no notable play in the meta game, .25-1 buck.

random rare with somewhat notable play in the meta game 1-10 bucks

random hologram card with no notable play in the meta game, .50-5 bucks.

random hologram card with somewhat notable play in the meta game, 5-30 bucks.

well known meta game holo's. 5-100 bucks.

for more information on a specific card, consult the average prices on eBay and other card sale sites.

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you throw it down on a card where one of your bakugan that are the same element as the trap is fighting. the symbols on the inside are the attributes you can change it into.

The correct amount of Monsters, Spells, and Traps helps a lot. You should have around 17-20 monsters and 20-23 spell and trap cards. You also need to have a focus, as I learned from reading a strategy guide a few (like 5) years back. Focuses can be a specific type, attribute, or strategy, i.e. a direct damage deck or "one finishing blow" decks that try to special summon high-level monsters.

NO. Because the ProtoCyberDragon's effect states when this monster is face up on the field. Actually you can. But it can only be done for the Chimeratech Overdragon and would have to first use a normal Cyber Dragon. The Proto-Cyber Dragon acts as a machine monster for the remaining part of the fusion. - Vman23

there is no deck you can get it in. you can get yubel in a GX booster set called "phantom of darkness," but it's hard to get. i would recommend getting ra yellow mega packs they contain 1 rare, 1 super rare, 1 ultra rare, and 1 secret rare per pack. the yubel in the pack is a rare, and if you want a foil version, get "legendary collection 2" it contains a secret rare yubel, but the chances of you getting it is slim because there are over 200 different cards in the set. it is best to just buy it for $1 or around $3 for a foil.

it doesnt exist

actually they do exist....they were put out by burger king several years ago and were sold for 1.99. i dont believe they're worth much now unless you sell them to a smelter who mught pay you for the the weight of the gold plating.....but it can't be that much.

they came out as a toy for burger king in 1999 which cost 1.99 cents back then, they can be worth around 15 through 20 dollars not much but its ok if you still have one i do and im thinking of selling it for 20 bucks its a mewtwo one

Bukugan Battle Brawlers are action figure warriors, that are tucked into spheres that pop open when they're rolled onto a metallic game card or metal surface.

It doesn't matter how you organize your Pokemon cards. Some people organize theirs alphabetically. Others do it by type. There are probably a lot more ways to organize your Pokemon cards, so you decide which way is best for you.

You can get Bakugan in almost any store. I got most of mine from Big Lots, Walmart, and E-bay! So if you need some bakugan, go to Big Lots or Walmart! Or get on your computer and go on E-Bay!

best are insect queen,brain crusher,perfectly and ultimate great moth

The minimum amount of cards you can have in a deck is 40, but there is no limit past 40 to the amount of cards you can include. Though, it would be wise to maintain a deck as close to 40 cards as possible in order to maintain consistency and increasing your chances of getting your win condition. (If you have an Exodia deck, for example, the chances of drawing a piece is 5:40 or 12.5% in a 40 card deck. In a 60 card deck, the odds are lowered to 5:60 or 8.3%.)

to get the playable egyptian cards you can buy them on line at amazon or other on line stores. There is the playableversion of The Winged Dragon of Ra and Obelisk the Tormenter. Unfortunently, there isn't a playable version of Slifer the Sky Dragon. There is also egyptian god cards that are not playable. These include all 3 of the egyptian god cards. They are mostly for collecting. You can find these in the Yugioh Legendary Collection 1. Not 2. You can also buy these on line. In the bottom left corner of these cards it says "this card cannot be used in a duel" in either English or Asian. Also the back of the cards are different colors. Ra is black and yellow, Obelisk is black and blue and Slifer is black and red.

yes.if you go on the bakugan website there is a demo.t.b

You're best off selling them on ebay. Everybody has forgotten them and they're very cheap. As of now I've seen 16 bakugan for about 20 dollars with about 30 cards.

soigi la fenio cheehessolvb ---- Not sure what the above meant as it is not in English, but in answer to your question... Try metasearching (such as with Google) on "yugioh deck boxes" or "yugioh card sleeves" or "yugioh deck sleeves" -- there are a lot of stores online that sell supplies at a variety of prices and rather than recommend any one in particular, I would rather recommend you run a search and compare since sales come and go at any particular online shop and therefore who has the best deal today may not next week. You can also try searching on Ebay and on its sister site of Half.com. Besides credit cards a number of these stores take PayPal. You will get a few false drops, as you can probably see from the sponsored links on this page -- you are looking for card boxes, not sealant for the deck attached to your house or on your boat -- and any search will probably throw up a few of the mistakes. Computers can be very literal minded at times. You will also get a large number of Yugioh starter/structure decks listed for sale -- some of these will be from retailers that also handle supplies, so they aren't a total loss. However you will also get a lot of deck boxes and card sleeve listings. Anyone selling a deck box or sleeves probably has others available; if you poke around their site you can usually find a way to bring up supplies. The thing to be aware of with Yugioh card supplies is that Yugioh cards are slightly narrower than most trading card game cards (such as Pokemon and Magic, the Gathering cards) -- you can find card sleeves, and occasionally deck boxes, specifically sized for Yugioh. Check the listing; it should clearly state "mini" or "small" or possibly just "Yugioh" if these are the smaller sleeves/boxes. With the boxes it doesn't matter as much, but with the deck sleeves having the narrower sleeves makes your cards much easier to handle, especially when shuffling. Conversely, Magic and Pokemon cards will not fit in the smaller sleeves.

Injection Fairy Lily, when you attack with it you can pay 2000 life points to increase its attack by 3000. It has an original attack of 400 points which, after activating its effect, it will have an attack of 3400.

Yes, It is true Pokemon is RASCIST. A pokemon the made is Jynx. The reason why its skin is colored purple is because there was a pokemon banned episode that has the pokemon, Jynx in it. The color of Jynx's skin used to be is either brown or black. It also teases African American people because of their big lips.

The First Edition cards are more expensive because there are fewer of them. They only make one First Edition release and after that it's all unlimited. Fewer copies of something makes it more rare and hence, more valuable.

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First Edition are somewhat more expensive because you get a little extra writing on the cards. Even from the original country Japan, they don't use 1st Edition cards because theirs no such thing. Either that or the cards I got were just Unlimited Edition Japanese cards anyway.