Summary

• Yu-Gi-Oh! features a range of monster cards, from dragons to zombies.
• Characters from popular video games like Final Fantasy and Resident Evil could make great additions to Yu-Gi-Oh! decks.
• While a crossover with Pokemon in Yu-Gi-Oh! may be impractical, the idea of iconic video game bosses as cards is intriguing.

Whether you're a fan of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh! or not, you'll likely be familiar with some of the outrageous monster cards the game, and anime, features. It seems as though there are no hard and fast rules about what can be a Yu-Gi-Oh! monster, everything from alien dolphins to raccoons in construction helmets are on offer.

If anything can be a Yu-Gi-Oh! card, why not bosses from video games? We thought we'd gather together a roster of some game bosses that would make the best Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. Obviously the best cards would be bosses from this list fused together with Polymerization, but we'll just have to imagine that part.

10 Bahamut

Final Fantasy

Dragons are a core part of the Yu-Gi-Oh! monster scene thanks to the iconic Blue Eyes White Dragon, but there have been countless other dragon cards in the game since, with some dಌecks focusing entirely on that creature type.

It makes sense that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Bahamut from Final Fantasy would fit right in. Any version of Bahamut from the series would fit in perfectly, but a full dragon deck made up of different Final Fantasy Bahamut's? Now you're talking.

9 Roquefort

Hi-Fi Rush

Futuristic or robotic designs feature prominently in Yu-Gi-Oh!, so a r𓆉obotic werewolf fits in perfectly, even if it is one obsessed with finances. Roquefort has one of the best designs in Hi-Fi Rush and has built-in options for gameplay.

Roquefort could initially be summoned in his "human" form, transforming and powering up once conditions are met. Thᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚe card game has plenty of transforming monsters like this, so Roquefort would fit in nicely.

8 Nemesis

Resident Evil

It might not be the first thing you associate with Yu-Gi-Oh! but zombies are a huge part of the game. One of the 25 monster types is Zombie, so Nemesis from Resident Evil springs to mind. He isn't technically a zombie in the traditional sense, but are you going to tell him no?

Neme꧃sis would be the kingpin of a Zombie deck, the top card you have to fulfillꦯ special conditions to summon. His incredible strength would translate to high ATK points and his constant evolutions would make him a difficult card to counter.

7 Mewtwo

Pokemon

Let's get it out of the way, yes, there is already an incredibly 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:successful Pokemon card game. But if there wasn't, if that game had never existed, could there be any crossover than Pokemon x Yu-Gi-Oh! in the history of nerd culture?

Mewtwo would be the poster child, but entire Pokemon decks could exist within Yu-Gi-Oh!, although it would saturate the game. Things are best how they are now, but it's a fun thing to think about.

6 Hades

Yes, From Hades

It's worth mentioning that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a version of Hades already exists in Yu-Gi-Oh!, namely the "Dark Ruler Ha Des" card, but it doesn't hold a candle to the version from the breakout hit by Supergiant Games. The imposing frame, great costuming and twisting mustache make their version stand out.

He could be a variant for the existing card, but he would definitely deserve his own. The artstyle from the game would make for some truly stunnin🦄g cards, perhaps a full Olympian deck?

5 Kefka

Final Fantasy 6

A clown who becomes a maniacal magicaꦐl god sounds like the sort of overdesigned mess that would ruin a franchise, but Final Fantasy 6 proved that it could be done t🦩o great effect. Kefka is one of the greatest game villains of all time.

He could potentially make a tricky Yu-Gi-Oh! card, the sort of monster you can't ignore but sending him to the graveyard only opens the door for him to return in his ultimate godly form. On the downside, anyone who owned him would play Dancing Mad on their phone once he hit the table. It's a great song, but that could get old.

4 Bowser

The Mario Series

Almost no video game villain has the same longevity as Bowser, he's a true king among the common masses. It might seem like an odd fit for a cartoon ox-dragon-dinosaur-turtle to be a Yu-Gi-Oh! card, but it works better than you might think.

Toon monsters have been a part of Yu-Gi-Oh! since almost the very beginning, most commonly associated with the ever-stylish Maximillian Pegasus. If anyone could pull off finding a place in their deck for Bowser, it's him.

3 Eredin

The Witcher 3

Eredin Bréacc Glas is aꦫn imposing figure everytime he graces the screen during The Witcher 3, carrying a sense of threat and gravitas. Making him a part of Yu-Gi-Oh! wi⛄th that same presence would be difficult, but not impossible.

Many of the top monster cards come with effects t🗹hat change the game, limiting the options available to your opponent. Eredin bringing the chill of the Wild Hunt with him to impede the other player, possibly reducing the ATK of all their cards, would be a great way to do this.

2 Sans

Undertale

You have to be heartless to end up fighting Sans in Undertale, putting the chatty skeleton on a Yu-Gi-Oh! card would be a way to face him without having to butcher the entire pop𒁃ulation of a game.

How his chaotic deluge of attacks would translate to the card game is tough to say, but it would be worth it for the distinct artstyle alone. Seeing this pixelated skeleton on a Yu-Gi-Oh! ca﷽rd would make a lot of collectors very excited.

1 Majora

The Legend Of Zelda

The possibilities for a Majora card in Yu-Gi-Oh! are almost limitless. Majora themselves could be a monster card, the actual mask could be an equip spell card or even a trap card that is applied to opponent monsters - trap masks aren't anything new to Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.

The difficulty with Majora isn't figuring out a way to make this iconic game boss translate to Yu-Gi-Oh!, it's picking just one. Whether Majora is most interesting as their own figure or as the mask is a matter of personal preference, but Majora as a Yu-Gi-Oh! card of any kind would be special.