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the grand creators booster box

the grand creators booster box Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Deck Build Pack "Grand Creators" [DBGC] (Japanese)

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the grand creators booster box Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Deck Build Pack "Grand Creators" [DBGC] (Japanese)Create a glittering world! Introducing the 9th deck build pack that contains cards of the same series and you can enjoy deck building with just the recorded cards! This time too, three different types of series and easy to use cards that strengthen the deck are included. "PUNK" that develops level 8 with the effect and connects to level 11 S monsters with the level 3 psychic tuner as the axis, "Exo Sister" that does not allow the opponent's graveyard


Create a glittering world!

Introducing the 9th deck build pack that contains cards of the same series and you can enjoy deck building with just the recorded cards! This time too, three different types of series and easy-to-use cards that strengthen the deck are included. "PUNK" that develops level 8 with the effect and connects to level 11 S monsters with the level 3 psychic tuner as the axis, "Exo Sister" that does not allow the opponent's graveyard to use the X monster as the main force, "Brave" Introducing a new series that utilizes "Tokens"!

 

A deck that revolves around a level 3 psychic tuner, calls level 8 fusion monsters that can be special summoned from your hand, and level 8 fusion monsters that can be called by 2 friends, and connects them to level 11 S monsters on the trump card.

The attack power of the S monster is 3000, and it also has a flashy effect that blows away the cards of the opponent's field at once !! Its power increases according to the number of types of friends in the field / graveyard !!!!

Level 8 fusion monsters support the development and success of S monsters! From the effect of splitting, you can bring it to the development that leads to S summoning, or you can give the effect of using S material to attack the trump card twice !!

In addition, the magic / trap card has the effect of countering the effect of the opponent and the effect of capturing the opponent's lineup, creating an advantageous situation.

Wipe out the opponent's field with a flashy effect and win with a powerful continuous attack!

"Exo Sister" is a deck that fights while fighting against or blocking the opponent's use of the graveyard by its effect, with the X monster as the main force.

In addition to aiming for X Summon with 2 special summons using "Stella" and "Eris", there is also an X Summon from 1 Level 4 monster that has the effect of activating when a card moves from the graveyard depending on the opponent!

X monsters not only have the effect of countering monsters specially summoned from the graveyard, but also have the effect of adding cards from the deck to your hand and capturing the opponent's lineup, so let's deploy X monsters according to the situation!

Magic / trap cards also strongly support the development that leads to X summons!

Create a situation where you can aim for X summons on your opponent's turn, and fight while restraining your opponent !!

A series of battles using a wide variety of magic cards and "Brave Tokens".
Starting from the "Alamesia Ceremony", special summon the "Brave Token", which is the center of your strength, and connect it to the "Journey of Destiny", and add monsters and equipment magic cards to your hand to get ready! !!

Monsters can be special summoned if they have a "Brave Token", and their activities are supported by equipment magic. In addition, many cards have the effect of withdrawing or reusing cards from the deck or graveyard, and the development of fighting while preparing the lineup one after another is powerful!

 
Concept pack
Yugioh Official Card Game Duel MonstersDeck build pack Grand Creators
Saturday, August 28, 2021
165 yen (main unit price 150 yen)
  • 1 pack: 5 pieces
  • 1 box: 15 packs
  • Card types: All 45 types
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        I am a Cultural History Interpreter in SC. Working at a plantation historic site to bring suppressed history to light is challenging. Prof Sinha's book gives us easily accessible documentation to counter the "Lost Cause" devotees who appear on the site almost daily. Her writing style is clear and lucid, a trait for which I am extremely grateful. The site is including this volume in our staff library. For those just entering the field of Public History, it is indispensable. For the rest of it is a very valuable resource. Highly recommended!
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