Magician's Force
Magician's Force | |
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Names | |
English |
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Korean | |
Korean | 매지션의 힘 |
Revised Romanization | Maejisyeon-ui Him |
Set information | |
Medium | OCG/TCG |
Type | |
Part of series | Core Booster |
Prefix |
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Number of cards | 108 |
Cover card | |
Yugioh-Card database ID |
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Related sets | |
Other | Magician's Force promotional cards |
Release dates | |
Asian-English | January 22, 2004 |
English (na) | October 10, 2003 |
Korean | March 8, 2005 |
Magician's Force |
Magician's Force is a Core Booster, which combines the Japanese sets Advent of Union and Champion of Black Magic.
It has been printed in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in English and in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game in Asian-English and Korean.
In the TCG, this set became legal for Constructed tournaments on November 17, 2003.[1]
In October 19, 2011 the set was re-released in South Korea in Korean. The boxes came with a flap that could be exchanged for the Magician's Force promotional cards.
In November 2019, the set was re-released in South Korea in Korean. as part of a reprint season including some other old packs. It was reprinted as originally released; in its original box style.
Contents
Features[edit]
It contains a new set of cards called Union Monsters, with the ability to combine and strengthen other monsters, along with plenty of Spellcaster-Type monsters and support cards. It contains the "Amazoness" archetype and introduces the Spell Counter mechanic in which certain cards could only be played by removing a number of "spell counters" which are usually acquired by playing Spell cards.
Highly sought after cards include "Dark Magician Girl", "Breaker the Magical Warrior", "Tribe-Infecting Virus", "Magical Scientist" and "Chaos Command Magician".
This is the first Core Booster to fully use the term "Spell Card", after the rename from "Magic Card", despite later prints of Pharaonic Guardian doing such.
Breakdown[edit]
In the English and Asian-English versions of this set, each pack contains 9 cards and each box contains 24 packs. In the Korean version, there are 5 cards per pack.
The set contains 108 cards, including:
- 2 Secret Rare
- 10 Ultra Rare
- 10 Super Rare
- 17 Rare
- 69 Common
Galleries[edit]
North American English
1st Edition / Unlimited EditionAsian-English
1st EditionKorean
1st Edition / Unlimited Edition
Lists[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Duelist King Tournament". Upper Deck Entertainment Tournament. Upper Deck Entertainment. Archived from the original on 4 December 2003.