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brave cards yugioh Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game Duel MonstersYU GI OH! OFFICIAL CARD GAME DUEL MONSTERS BOOSTER PACK BEYOND THE BRAVE (BOX) Japanese Version A basic pack featuring multiple themes and notable cards is now available, allowing you to build a new themed deck using only the cards in this product. Some cards even have "Overframe" versions! Also, keep an eye out for cards linked to the promotional short anime series "Yu Gi Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICLES" and cards that strengthen past popular themes.

YU-GI-OH! OFFICIAL CARD GAME DUEL MONSTERS - BOOSTER PACK BEYOND THE BRAVE (BOX) 

Japanese Version

A basic pack featuring multiple themes and notable cards is now available, allowing you to build a new themed deck using only the cards in this product. Some cards even have "Overframe" versions! Also, keep an eye out for cards linked to the promotional short anime series "Yu-Gi-Oh! CARD GAME THE CHRONICLES" and cards that strengthen past popular themes. The "+1 Expansion Pack" included as a box purchase bonus in the first production run will contain cards that are compatible with the included themes and versatile cards that can be used in various decks, all with higher rarity and newly drawn illustrations!
New cards reminiscent of Jounouchi's cards play a central role. New theme available!

This deck excels at battles that involve a mix of luck and fun, utilizing new support cards linked by the effects of "Time Magician," and high-level monsters deployed using those cards as its main force.

The key Quick-Play Spell Card, "Time Magician," supports the development of the deck with its effect of adding related cards from the deck to the hand and its effect of retrieving "Time Magician" from the graveyard during the end phase. Its other effect is also powerful; by guessing heads or tails on a coin, it can wipe out the opponent's monsters and deal massive damage to the opponent. If you miss, all of your own monsters are destroyed, but you can recover as it fulfills the conditions for summoning a new ace monster.

The new ace monster is the Fusion Monster "Red-Eyes Transcendent Black Dragon" ! If a monster is destroyed by the effect of "Time Magician" during the turn, you can Special Summon it from your Extra Deck by Tributing one face-up monster on either your or your opponent's field, and it has a powerful effect that allows you to Special Summon any Level 8 or lower monster from your hand or graveyard when it enters the battlefield. Furthermore, it reigns supreme with an effect that makes it unaffected by the effects of spells and monsters activated by your opponent! The combo with "Jinzo - Psycho Energy Shocker," which seals traps, is incredibly powerful!

Also, pay attention to the two Trap Cards!! "Foolish Grave Robber" not only allows you to develop your field, but also has the effect of setting Spell/Trap Cards from the Graveyard. It's worth noting that when setting from your opponent's Graveyard, you can set any Spell/Trap Card you like. And the Continuous Trap "Great Comeback Box" allows you to summon allies from your deck and neutralize your opponent's monsters by guessing heads or tails on a coin! As long as you have counters, you can activate it any number of times, and it can truly create a great comeback!!

Enjoy the battle by utilizing cards that support your strategy, such as "Panther Warrior" and "Wyvern Knight," as well as cards that handle disruption and defense, such as "Fisherman," "Angel and Devil Dice," and "Scapegoat," and even add a gambling element with coins and dice!

The tactics of the "D-HERO" controlled by Ed, who appears in the anime "GX",The game will be strengthened with the introduction of new cards.

A new ace monster has arrived: the Level 8 Fusion Monster "D-HERO Dreadnought Guy". It can be Special Summoned from the Extra Deck by Tributing one "Dreadnought Guy", and its effect allows you to add two related cards from your Deck to your hand when it enters the field, leading to further plays. Also, its own ATK becomes the sum of the original ATK of allies on the field and in the Graveyard!

Also, pay attention to the Field Spell that supports the deployment of your ace monster! In addition to effects that add related cards from your deck to your hand and power up your allies, when it is destroyed, it is treated as the effect of "The Clock Tower of the Underworld" and you can summon an ally from your deck. If you summon "Dreadguy", not only will you revive two allies with its effect, but you can also release itself to special summon your ace monster.

Use "Death Dogma Guy," which has the effect of dealing 2000 damage and performing a Fusion Summon; "Devil Lord Guy," which supports deployment through both its effect and cost; and "Dreadnought Servant," which can Special Summon itself while also aiming to obtain "Fusion" from the deck, and also has an effect that can break through the opponent's formation, to create a powerful formation and launch an attack!

1 pack: 5 sheets
1 box: 30 packs
Card types: 80 types in total
[Ultimate Rare: 4 types / Ultra Rare: 8 types / Super Rare: 10 types / Rare: 18 types / Normal: 40 types]
One box does not contain all 80 types.
Of the total number of cards, 24 also have a Prismatic Secret Rare version.
Of the total number of cards, 30 also have secret rare versions.
Four of the Prismatic Secret Rare cards are "Overframe Cards".
Product specifications are subject to change.

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PRODUCT DETAILS


Product Name Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game Duel Monsters - Booster Pack Beyond the Brave (Box)
Media Trading Cards
Package Content Official Japanese set brand new in Box
1 pack: 5 sheets
1 box: 30 packs
Release Date July 18, 2026
Manufacturer Konami
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Product Line Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game
Language
Japanese
Materials
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Yu-Gi-Oh!

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