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{{For|the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' set|''Booster 4'' (''Dungeon Dice Monsters'')}} {{Infobox set | image = B4-HousingMount.png | en_name = Booster 4 | ja_name = Ｂｏｏｓｔｅｒ　４ | romaji_name = | type = [[Booster Pack]] | series = Core Booster | order_number = | size = 40 | cover_card = | ja_database_id = 3301004 | jp_release_date = August 26, 1999 | prev = Booster 3 | next = Booster 5 }} '''''Booster 4''''' is a Japanese [[Core Booster]] in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' that was released on August 26, 1999. This set was sold only in [[Carddass]] vending machines. Like other cards printed early on in the game, the cards have no printed set numbers, and lack the distinctive [[Eye of Anubis Hologram]] in the lower right-hand corner of each card. Of the 40 cards in ''Booster 4'', all but nine—"[[Barrel Rock]]", "[[Emperor of the Land and Sea]]", "[[Fairy of the Fountain]]", "[[Fiend Kraken]]", "[[Gorgon Egg]]", "[[Mech Bass]]", "[[Orion the Battle King]]", "[[Spirit of the Mountain]]", and "[[Winged Egg of New Life]]"—have since been printed in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game]]''. ==Features== * Includes cards used by [[Anzu Mazaki (manga)|Anzu Mazaki]],[[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]], [[Insector Haga (manga)|Insector Haga]], [[Katsuya Jonouchi (manga)|Katsuya Jonouchi]], [[Seto Kaiba (manga)|Seto Kaiba]] and [[Ryota Kajiki (manga)|Ryota Kajiki]] in the Yu-gi-oh manga. * Included cards previously featured in the 1998 videogame [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (video game)|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters]]. * Fusion monsters requiring [[3 Fusion Materials]] are introduced and advertised. ==Breakdown== ''Booster 4'' contains 40 cards. [[Rarity|Rarities]] are distributed as follows: * 5 [[Rare]] cards * 35 [[Common]] cards The set also contains six [[Non-game card|non-playable]] [[FAQ Card]]s. === Previously featured cards === === Reprints === ''Booster 4'' reprinted five spell cards from ''[[Vol.4]]''; the other 35 cards were introduced in this set. 24 of those cards have been reprinted in Japanese: three cards in ''[[EX Starter Box]]'' and ''[[EX-R Starter Box]]'', 19 cards in ''[[Booster R2]]'', 14 cards in ''[[Booster Chronicle]]'', and four cards in other sets later. ; Reprinted from ''Vol.4'' : "[[Acid Rain]]", "[[Breath of Light]]", "[[Eradicating Aerosol]]", "[[Eternal Drought]]", "[[Warrior Elimination]]" ; ''EX Starter Box'' and ''EX-R Starter Box'' : "[[Dark Titan of Terror]]", "[[La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the Lamp]]", "[[The Wicked Worm Beast]]" ; ''Booster R2'' : "[[Axe Raider]]", "[[Call of the Grave]]", "[[Cockroach Knight]]", "[[Emperor of the Land and Sea]]", "[[Fairy of the Fountain]]", "[[Faith Bird]]", "[[Gemini Elf]]", "[[Giant Red Seasnake]]", "[[Graceful Charity]]". "La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the Lamp", "[[Maiden of the Moonlight]]", "[[Mech Bass]]", "[[Mechanicalchaser]]", "[[Orion the Battle King]]", "[[Queen of Autumn Leaves]]", "The Wicked Worm Beast", "[[Turtle Bird]]", "[[White Hole]]", "[[Winged Egg of New Life]]" ; ''Booster Chronicle'' : "Axe Raider", "Call of the Grave", "Cockroach Knight", "Fairy of the Fountain", "Faith Bird", "Gemini Elf", "Giant Red Seasnake", "Graceful Charity", "Maiden of the Moonlight", "Mechanicalchaser", "Queen of Autumn Leaves", "The Wicked Worm Beast", "Turtle Bird", "White Hole" ; Other : "[[Aqua Dragon]]", "[[Fairy Dragon]]", "[[Karakuri Spider]]", "[[Man-eating Black Shark]]" ; Never reprinted in Japanese : "[[Amazon of the Seas]]", "[[Barrel Rock]]", "[[Big Insect]]", "[[Brave Scizzar]]", "[[Fiend Kraken]]", "[[Gorgon Egg]]", "[[Gruesome Goo]]", "[[Sea Kamen]]", "[[Spirit of the Mountain]]", "[[Swordsman from a Distant Land]]", "[[Zone Eater]]" ==Gallery== <gallery captionalign="center"> B4-HousingMount.png | [[Set Card Galleries:Booster 4 (OCG-JP)|Japanese]] </gallery> ==List== {{Set navigation | lists = JP | ue_galleries = JP }} {{Set list tabs|JP}} {{Core Boosters}} {{Series 1 sets}} [[Category:OCG Core Boosters]]