Crow 2 Light-Imprisoning Mirro 2 Black Horn of Heaven 2 Dust Tornado 2 Overworked 2 Mind Crush 3 Mermail Abyssteus 3 Mermail Abysspike 3 Mermail Abysslinde 2 Mermail Abyssturge 1 Mermail Abyssmegalo 1 Mermail Abysshilde 1 Mermail Abyssgunde 1 Mermail Abyssocea 2 Aqua Spirit 2 Atlantean Marksman 1 Atlantean Dragoons 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 3 Upstart Goblin 3 Mermail Abysspike 3 Mermail Abysslinde 2 Mermail Abyssturge 1 Mermail Abyssmegalo 1 Mermail Abysshilde 1 Mermail Abyssgunde 1 Mermail Abyssocea 2 Aqua Spirit 2 Atlantean Marksman 1 Atlantean Dragoons 2 Cardcar D 1 Tidal Dragon Ruler of Waterfalls (yugiohtcgzone) 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 3 Abyss-Sphere 3 Reckless Greed 1 Breakthrough Skill 1 Solemn Warning 1 Torrential Tribute 1 Raigeki Break 2 Fiendish Chain 1 Ghostrick Alucard 1 Leviair the Sea Dragon 2 Mermail Abysstrite 1 Bahamut Shark 1 Number 101: Silent Honor ARK 1 Diamond Dire Walf 1 Lavalval Chain 1 Evilswarm Exciton Knight 1 Number 106: Giant Hand 1 Number 11: Big Eye 1 Mermail Abyssgaios 1 Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack 2 Abyss Dweller 2 Maxx "C" 2 Snowman Eater 1 D.D
Overall, there are three primary classes of cards that people get graded in the Magic world: Reserved List cards, old and iconic cards, and specialty prints (by which I mean serialized cards and artist-proofs, among other oddities)
Its true that these specific variants are rather rare, but having them all spike out of the blue like this is odd
Last updated on April 10, 2026 Anje Falkenrath | Illustration by Cynthia Sheppard Rakdoss mana combination generates a very particular identity
Though "Danger!" monster effects are fundamentally luck-based, activating a "Danger!" monster effect rarely incurs a card disadvantage (though they do slowly reduce the player's hand size, making it easier to "catch" a "Danger!" monster)
All official Pokmon cards will have the brand name and logo on the front
