The best cards in a quarter century of Bonanza

Yu-Gi-Oh! The TCG gets a lot of reprint sets that bring some of the most memorable and useful cards. These could be reprints of cards that haven't been seen in a while, or cards that are in desperate need of a price drop. Quarter Century Bonanza is basically Rarity Collection Three with a number of powerful cards that get decent rarity.

This set contains some of the greatest chase cards from Maze of Millenia, Age of Overlord and Phantom Nightmare. It also has a lot of support techs that make it easier to build certain decks or give players competitive cores.

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Judgment dragon

Boss Edison's monster

Quarter Century Bonanza includes both modern and retro cards. This means they can help you build decks that can contend with the most combo decks as well as the old Edison format classics. One of the best cards to try is Judgment Dragon.

This allows your Edison format deck to gain a more modern rarity when you destroy all of your opponent's cards for just 1000 life. This card is also just an instantly recognizable boss monster for those who played competitive formats at the time.

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Bonfire

Hot Seeker

Bonfire was first introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! Maze of Millenia. This card was absent from the card game, appearing only during the GX Anime. The Quarter Century Bonanza gives you the chance to own this amazing search card in a variety of rarities.

This card is a generic Pyro monster finder. It allows you to search for a level four or lower Pyro to add to your hand, but only once per turn. This makes it easy to spray and fan the flames of Fire decks everywhere.

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S:P Little Knight

S:P Little Knight was first introduced in Age of Overlord and has been one of the best generic Extra Deck tools ever since. If you manage to get at least two monsters on the board, then you have enough to get them from the extra deck.

In addition to being able to break boards, this card is useful for avoiding targeting effects by banishing cards for a turn and returning once the danger has passed. Quarter Century Bonanza gives this card a decent rarity for those who like to brighten up their deck.

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The Promethean Princess

The Perfect Extender

Quarter Century Bonanza gives players easier access to Promethean Princess. This card is one of the best Fire monsters to Link Summon because it can summon other monsters from the Graveyard as well as itself.

Promethean Princess can also return from the graveyard to destroy cards from the field. This can be used as a way to break your opponent's boards, perform interrupts, and even destroy your own Fire monsters that have destruction effects. This card is also excellent for Link climbing into larger Link monsters.

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Thunder Dragon Colossus

Stops your opponent's search

Thunder Dragon Colossus is a fantastic build when all the best decks have ways to get the cards they need right out of the deck. This card is basically a Droll on feet because when you draw it, your opponent can no longer search for cards.

This will instantly cut off your opponent from one of the most useful methods of getting into the game. Thunder Dragon Colossus also has built-in destruction protection if you have Thunder monsters in your grave to banish.

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Triple tactical move

Easier collecting Chase cards

Triple Tactics Thrust has seen several reprints since it first appeared in Photon Hypernova. Almost every deck that wants to win has at least two copies of this card. This is because it is a seeker for any normal spell or trap in your deck.

This is a very flexible card as being able to activate it means looking for a copy of Raigeki, Harpie's Feather Duster or Evenly Matched. Triple Tactics Thrust becomes whatever you need it to be, whether you're trying to break the board or start your own combos.

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Mechanical night

Turning everything into machines

Clockwork Night is a powerful sluice that sees the game combined with Cyber ​​Dragons. This is a continuous spell that turns any face-up monster on the field into machines. While this may sound insignificant on paper, it has many uses in practice.

Many decks will specify that their effects can be activated when a certain type is on the field, or will require them as a material. This can be anything from Zombies to Pyros. However, if this monster suddenly finds itself as a Machine, it simply becomes an invalid material or target.

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The grass looks greener

One card graveyard setr

That Grass Looks Greener was originally banned because it is an excellent way to send cards to your graveyard. Just run three in a 60 card deck and you have the potential to send 20 cards to the grave, leaving you and your opponent only playing with 40 card decks.

Even just one copy of this card can do a lot of damage in a format where the person who goes first is likely to use a lot of cards from their deck, making them significantly smaller. So on turn two, this card allows you to set up a graveyard the longer their combo lasts.

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Heat wave

A powerful tool for second decks

Heat Wave is a fun card if you're trying to run a second deck. Most players will try to set their negs first. However, if your deck revolves around breaking boards, you're much better off going second.

However, if your opponent catches on to your plans, they may try to force you to go first. This is where you stand in a heat wave. After using this card, you won't be able to Normal or Special Summon, but neither will your opponent. Just a heat wave and pass. In the third round you will be able to kill your opponent.

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Diabellstar Black Witch

Sinful blemishes easily and quickly

Diabellstar The Black Witch is one of the best cards in Age of Overlord, and thanks to the numerous rarities of the Quarter Century Bonanza prints, it's never been more affordable.

In addition to being a powerful tool for the Sinful Spoils engine, it's also an excellent level seven monster for your decks looking to run it. It can easily get onto the field when sending cards to the graveyard, as well as getting your Sinful Spoils spells and traps from the deck.