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Herald of Orange Light (Newly Semi-Limited).

A little less limited than Limited, Semi-Limited Yu-Gi-Oh! cards can appear twice in a deck. The Semi-Limited list might be short, but believe us, they certainly all still deserve their place on the banlist. You are only allowed to have two copies of any Limited Yu-Gi-Oh! card in your deck.

Purrely Delicious Memory (Newly Limited).

Denglong, First of the Yang Zing (Newly Limited).

Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos (Newly Limited).

You can include Limited Yu-Gi-Oh! cards in your deck, but only a single copy of each. These are still feisty cards though, with the frustrating Exodia The Forbidden One and the devastating Magical Explosion sitting among the mix. You are only allowed to have one copy of any Limited Yu-Gi-Oh! card in your deck.

Appointer of The Red Lotus (Newly Forbidden).

Number 95: Galaxy-Eyes Dark Matter Dragon.Number 89: Diablosis the Mind Hacker (Newly Forbidden).Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad.Chaos Ruler, The Chaotic Magical Dragon.

Superheavy Samurai Scarecrow (Newly Forbidden).Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King.Forbidden Yu-Gi-Oh! cards aren’t permitted for use in any official duels, often due to their unfair power. As well as 11 new additions to the list including Superheavy Samurai Scarecrow, Number 89 and Mathmech Circular.īelow we've broken down the Banlist into ban type and card type, and will be updating this list every time Konami update the meta:įorbidden Yu-Gi-Oh! cards are cards deemed too powerful to have in any of your decks and include the seemingly humble Pot of Greed and the overpowered Maxx “C”. It sees seven cards removed from the list, including Draco Face-off, Samsara Lotus, Genex Ally Birdman. Konami's latest Yu-Gi-Oh! Banlist update came into effect on 5th June 2023 - revising the list of Forbidden, Limited and Semi-Limited cards in the TCG meta. Basically, there are some cards that are far more powerful than even the creators intended, due to the complexity and growth of the game.

The Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG has had an ever-updating Banlist since the start - and there's some good reasons why! Some quick-thinking players discovered loopholes involving some pretty crazy combos, allowing moves that would quickly break or ruin the game - we are looking at you Last Turn. 5th June 2023: Updated the list to reflect the new Banlist that just came into effect.