Despite being an anime about card games, major characters die in tragic ways in every single Yu-Gi-Oh! series.

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG’s Battles of Legends: Monster Mayhem set brings with it some pretty exciting reprints as well as some original ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! is known for its fast-paced duels and intricate strategies, but lurking beneath its colorful monsters and flashy spells are some truly terrifying cards. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

1. Nordic/Aesir Archetype. The Nordic/Aesir archetype in Yu-Gi-Oh TCG is heavily inspired by Norse mythology, particularly the Aesir gods. Cards like “Aesir” and “Nordic Relic” showcase ...

Gamers who ordered the physical version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection got some special promo cards to go along with it. Specifically, the physical edition comes with a secret rare Harpie ...

Noah Lyles' Yu-Gi-Oh cards, explained Lyles' yearning for the time of old, when Yu-Gi-Oh cards were ubiquitous, particularly among the youth, is a fairly universal sentiment.

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Sacred Cards is a video game for the Game Boy Advance that was released in North America on November 4, 2003. It is remembered as a somewhat short game that was full of awesome ...

According to Lyles, they have a running bet which stipulates that if he flashes Yu-Gi-Oh cards before his heats throughout the ongoing Olympic trials, Ealey will wear Rock Lee’s (of Naruto) leg ...

In two consecutive rounds leading to his 100m win, Noah Lyles pulled a Yu-Gi-Oh! card out of his bib and flashed it to the camera before the heat.

The first Rarity Collection proved to be a hugely popular release among Yu-Gi-Oh! players and collectors, so the sequel undoubtedly had a tough act to follow. Fortunately, the Rarity Collection 2 ...

Most expensive Yu-Gi-Oh! cards of all time. Image credit: TueYugi/Wikimedia Commons Black Luster Soldier (reportedly $2 million) Objectively a horrible card in today’s power-crept standards, the Black ...