more desirable) were almost ALL of the Secret Rares. Once again, the cards from the original series (i.e. Anyways, this review reflects my experiences with buying a box getting all the Aquaatress fodder cards was a little disheartening when received in such high proportions. With a premium pack like this ($4), you’d expect them to carry more value. One of these problems is that it was saturated with junk cards… these are the ones that are only worth a couple cents. Though when the final set list came out… it fell into the same downfalls as the original Dragons of Legend. Though while Duelist Pack: Battle City gave us a great set all the way through, Dragons of Legend 2 was a bit shallow.Īs the set was announced and cards were leaked, it looked like this was going to be the perfect set. Obviously, they were completing the Legendary Dragons set with Hermos and Critias, but we also saw new and unique Toon and Red-Eyes support cards from Yu-Gi-Oh! and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. Duelist Pack: Battle City in June and then Dragons of Legend in July gave us two substantial releases that featured new cards we actually wanted to see key cards used in the original anime. Let’s be honest, this summer actually made us proud to be Yu-Gi-Oh! fans.

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