Yu-Gi-Oh Cards

Yu-Gi-Oh! may just be the most iconic trading card game from Japan. In fact, in 2009, it was named the top-selling trading card game in the world by Guinness World Records! If you want to play this epic game yourself, look no further. We have everything from the official card game you need to duel monsters and compete in tournaments!

Did you know that the Yu-Gi-Oh! The trading card game was created based on a game in a manga? The manga follows the young boy Yugi Mutou, who loves playing games. He becomes host to an alter-ego, which helps him solve all his conflicts through shadow games. The original manga was so popular that it spawned several spin-offs, two anime series, and even four animated movies.

Many spin-off anime and movies focus on the fictional card game Duel Monsters (originally called Magic and Wizards). In Duel Monsters, players battle one another using cards to summon fantasy monsters. This fictional card game became the basis for today's Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game!

What is The Rarest Yu-Gi-Oh! Card?

Blue eyes white dragon is a card so famous that the original Yu-Gi-Oh trading card booster pack was named after it! It is one of the game's most rare- and best- cards. In 2020, a blue-eyed white dragon card sold for 2500 dollars. You can also get this card in the booster pack, but only if you get super lucky.

How to Play the Trading Card Game

If you love Yu-Gi-Oh! Franchise and want to start playing the games but aren't sure how to check out this easy guide! To start, you'll need a set of Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading cards. You can expand this set with booster packs for more interesting gameplay.

On each player's turn, they draw a card and can play it onto the "field." The goal is to defeat your opponent's monsters and make them lose all their life points.

The Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game has three card types:

• Monster Cards, which summon monsters you can use to battle.
• Spell cards, which you can use to cast spells to support your monsters in battle.
• Trap cards, you can use to surprise your opponent's monsters with a trap.
• The "field" where you lay out your cards is separated into zones:
• The graveyard, where your used cards are sent
• The deck zone, where you keep your main deck
• The main monster zones, where you summon your monsters to battle
• The extra deck zone, where you place your extra deck
• The spell and trap zone... you guessed it, where you place spells and traps!
• The extra monster zones for special summons that meet certain requirements

Wondering who to play with? You can find another duelist to play with amongst friends or at a local tournament. You can even battle in a remote duel at a tournament hosted on the Shadow Realm Games website.