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 places: Including Official OCG Twitter, Yu-Gi-Oh! Japanese Card Database, Official TCG Twitter, and Ygorganization. Information from these sources are translated into English before being 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.
Trivia
- When "Skelengel" was released in the TCG, its artwork was changed from a halo to a crown, specifically the crown that "King Fog" wears.
- The first artwork of "Mad Lobster" was based on the artwork of the Alteil card, Sea Claw.
- The artwork of "Spatial Collapse" was heavily edited to be used as a basis for the artwork of "Flash of the Forbidden Spell", as can be seen here.
Stats
Wanna know more about the kinds of information you can find here? Here's a breakdown of the 30,959 cards we're cataloguing, stat fans:
- 13887 Official Card Game (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG)
- 7775 anime (2866 anime-only)
- 2344 manga (923 manga-only)
- 5812 video game
- 21 original Duel Monsters
- 120 Bandai's Official Card Game
- 40 Yu-Gi-Oh! Bandai Sealdass
- Card information
- Set information
News
Latest set
Cyberstorm Access is a Booster Pack in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game (OCG). It is the twelth set in the OCG's 11th series, following Photon Hypernova.
The set includes new members/support for the "Cyber", "Code Talker", "Cynet", "Superheavy Samurai", "Superheavy Samurai Soul", "Bystial", "Chaos", "Dual Avatar", "Dinomorphia", "Mikanko", "Purrely", "Libromancer", "Pendulum", "Infinitrack", "Rescue-ACE", "Gunkan", "Amazement", "Solfachord", "S-Force", "Virtual World", "Fusion", "Despia", "Branded", "Icejade", "Tri-Brigade", "Swordsoul", "Beetrooper", "Constellar", "tellarknight", "Mannadium", "Nemleria", "Firewall", "GranSolfachord", and "Kashtira" archetypes.
The TCG version includes new members/support for the "Gold Pride", "Number", "Number", "Mystical Beast of the Forest", "Seventh", and "Number 10X" archetypes.
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Latest episode
| Episode 92: Battle of the King |
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Latest chapter
| Chapter 20: ? |
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