Welcome to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Wiki!
The Yu-Gi-Oh! Wiki is a free repository on all aspects of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise that anyone can edit. We've been around since May 26, 2005 — and in that time we've assembled a lot of information about the cards and other aspects of the Yu-Gi-Oh! phenomenon. Visit the news section for dates of upcoming Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG & OCG product releases, as well as anime air dates and manga book release dates.
While the Yu-Gi-Oh! Wiki hosts information, the sources of information are from various place: Including Official OCG Twitter, Yu-Gi-Oh! Japanese Card Database, Official TCG Twitter, and Ygorganization. These information are translated into English before published to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Wiki.
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Characters
There are a lot of characters in this long-running franchise. Here are some of the characters from the new show, Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS.
Add an image to this galleryTrivia
- The anime card "Excalibur" doubles the equipped monster's original ATK. Nearly a decade a later, the monster "Heroic Champion - Excalibur" was released, whose own effect can double its original ATK.
- The names of the Seven Barian Emperors are corrupted versions of the names of the stars that form the Big Dipper.
- In the anime, the effect of "Fake Explosion" could Summon any Level 5 monster, explaining why "Zaborg the Thunder Monarch" appears in its artwork.
Stats
Wanna know more about the kinds of information you can find here? Here's a breakdown of the 27,986 cards we're cataloguing, stat fans:
- 11064 Official Card Game (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG)
- 7676 anime (3063 anime-only)
- 2299 manga (998 manga-only)
- 5811 video game
- 21 original Duel Monsters
- 121 Bandai's Official Card Game
- 40 Yu-Gi-Oh! Bandai Sealdass
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News
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Latest set
Rise of the Duelist is a Booster Pack in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game (OCG) and Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game (TCG). It is the first set in the OCG's 11th series and also the first series of core sets not co-linked to any Yu-Gi-Oh! spin-off series.
The set includes new members/support for the "Gaia The Fierce Knight", "Melffy" and "Dogmatika", "Nemeses", "Ancient Warriors", "Megalith", "Machina", "Mathmech", "Tenyi", "Dragonmaid", "Noble Knight", "Noble Arms", "Forbidden", "Charmer" "Darklord", "Fluffal", "Edge Imp", "Frightfur", "Polymerization", "Fusion", "Rikka", "Chaos", "Koa'ki Meiru", "Junk", "Adamancipator" and "Shaddoll", "Roland" and "Potan" archetypes as well as "Gaia Knight", "Deep Sea" , "Gizmek" and "Umi" series.
The TCG version includes support for the "D/D", "Speedroid", "Odd-Eyes", "Raidraptor", "Abyss Actor", "Superheavy Samurai", and "Performapal" archetypes.
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Latest episode
| Episode 17: The Cat in the Garden of Providence |
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| The one who stole Kaizo's data is Nail Saionji, a boy who oversees all of Goha's Duels and also says the enigmatic word "Providence". In order to retrieve Kaizo's data, Nail must be defeated. |
Latest chapter
| Chapter 16: ? |
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