The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh! anime captured the he𝕴arts of man♈y who go on to enjoy the card game both casually and competitively. Since then, there have been plenty of sequel series, like Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, VRAINS, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Go Rush!, all of which add twists to the main mechanics as the game evolves.

In Maze of Millenia, Konami updated nostalgic arc♋hetypes such as the Flame Swordsman while also unveiling cards that have only ever been seen in the anime. So if you’re a fan of the show or nostalgic for classic monsters, here are te✃n cards from the anime to look out for in Maze of Millenia.

10 Bonfire

• Collector's Rare
• Ultra Rare

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX introduced many cards in the anime that have yet to get a real-life print. One of the most famous is Bonfire. Bonfire allows you to add a levelꦅ 4 or lower Pyro monster directly from your deck to your hand. While the effect may seem simple enoꩵugh, many monsters fall under the Pyro umbrella, making it great for fire decks.

An example of this is its use in the Snake Eyes archetype as a way to sear𝔍ch out 🐽Snake-Eyes Poplar, or its use in Volcanics to set up burn strategies.

9 💯 Clorless, C💙haos King Of the Dark World

• Super Rare

Jaden Yuki went from card game-loving goofball to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:no-nonsense duelist as the stakes of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX constantly rose. Clorless, Chaos King of the Dark World was Jaden Yuki’s ultimate boss monster towards the end of the series, but despite his significance, nev𓆉er got printed until Maze of Millenia.

In the TCG, Clorless is a level twelve fusion monster that destroys all your opponent’s cards the moment it is summoned to the field. Clorless’s secondary effect allows you to target a monsඣter for cost, in order to discard a card and making a monster immune to card effects.

8 𓃲Eye Of Illusion

• Collector's Rare
• Ultra Rare

If you were there at the very start of Duel Monsters, then Eye of Illusion is a classic🎶. This was an ability used by Maximillian Pegasus during the fateful duel where Yugi’s Grandpa lost his soul. With Eye of Illusi♛on, Pegasus snatched control of Yugi’s Dark Magician.

Like its anime counterpart, this card can take control of an opponent’s monster as long as yꦿou🎐 control an illusion or spellcaster monster. It can also force your opponent to attack their own monster or give your other monsters battle immunity.

7 Cabrera Stone 🗹

• Rare

Cabrera Stone is an effect monster that first made its debut in the Yugioh! 5D’s Anime. It was one of three monsters used by Yusei Fudo's ally, Tenzen Yanagi. Sneaking his cards into the maximum security prison, he tries to take on Bolt Tanner, a former professional duelist, in a showdown that literally blows up in his face.

Until Maze of Millenia, only one monster from the trio, Crystal Skull, had seen print. Now, Yanagi&👍rsquo;s treasure deck strategy is usable as all three moᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚnsters can finally come together.

6 💙 Ashoka Pilไlar

• Super Rare

Ashoka Pillar, like C⛦abrera Stone, is an effꦯect monster taken directly from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s. It is part of the set of three monsters that make up the treasure trio. Like the other three monsters, it has an effect that deals damage to its own user.

However, unlike the anime counterpart, it can add an equip card directly from the deck to your hand. This update is an example of how some older cards get more modernized effects to keep up ജwith the pace of the game.

5 Tria🧸ngle O 🃏

• Rare

Triangle O is the ultimate payoff for having Ashoka Pillar, Crystal Skull, and Cabrera Stone united on the field. This card lets you destroy all your opponent's cards on the field while also dealing all the damage you would have taken from the destruction of your monsters onto your opponent.

Unlike its anime counterpart, it also has the addit♛ional effect of allowing you to draw three cards by banishing it from your grave and shuffling all three treasure cards back into the deck.

4 🌺 Numb꧟er 1 Infection Buzzking

• Collector's Rare
• Ultra Rare

Number 1 Infection Buzz King is a rank 8 XYZ Monster only seen in the second half of Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal. This anime-only card was 1 of 100 XYZ monsters scattered across the globe. It belonged to the secondary 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:villain of the series, Mr. Heartfield whose deck was insect-themed.

Some differences between its anime counterpart are in its requirement to summon.🌄 The official Card requires only 2 level 8 monsters on the field instead of 3. Its ability to take a monster from your opponent’s graveyard is also changed to only happen during your standby phase.

3 Fighting Flame Swordsman 🅰

• Collector's Rare
• Ultra Rare

The Flame Swordsman is a nostalgic monster from the Duel Monsters era. It was one of Joey Wheeler’s signature cards during the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Duelist Kingdom Arc be🙈fore being replaced by the iconic R✅ed-Eyes Black Dragon.

Originally released as a Fusion Monster, Fighting Flame Swordsman is a leve𝓰l 4 effect monster that can both search for spells/traps within the archetype or send monsters to the grave to extend your plays. This card’s art pay🐭s homage to the original duel between Yugi and Bakura in which Joey’s soul becomes trapped within the Flame Swordsman.

2 Fighting Flame Sword ꩵ

• Ultra Rare

Die hard Yu-Gi-Oh! fans will find the card art for Fighting Flame Sword familiar. While the card itself is brand new, the card art is lifted directly from the manga. This quick-play spell gives the Flame Swordsman archetype options both during your turn and your opponent's turn.

It can destroy monsters that battle against your own monsters and allows you to negate effects that target them as well. In addition to this, it is a seღarcher♔, making it extremely useful for unleashing the archetype’s full potential.

1 Ultima𝔉te Flame ☂Swordsman

• Collector's Rare
• Super Rare

Ultimate Flame Swordsman is a more direct retrain of its original fusion counterpart. During the duelist kingdom arc of the anime, The Flame Swordsman was regularly seen as a normal monster card. Other times, the color of the card would shif🍎t 🍒from yellow to purple with no explanation.

Ultimate Flame Swordsman is the boss monster it was always meant to be. Its ability lets you destroy one monster on the field, while its secondary ability allows it to dou🎉ble its attack, making it one of the hardest-hitting monsters in the archetype.