Yu-Gi-Oh! has long been known as one of the most popular and influential card franchises of all time.
From the design of the monsters to the interesting combat mechanics of this game, the Yu-Gi-Oh! series has become perfect in the eyes of fans. And from there, there have appeared many cards that perhaps just hearing them is enough to make fans immediately think of the symbols of Yu-Gi-Oh!.
Dark Magician
One of Yugi Muto's signature monsters, Dark Magician can be considered the symbol of the entire series. Although he does not possess very strong stats, with Yugi's skillful card combination, Dark Magician has overcome countless powerful opponents with an indomitable spirit of never giving up.
Although Dark Magician only has 2,500 Attack and 2,100 Defense, the Spellcaster card packs a huge punch. Along with Dark Magician Girl, Dark Magical Circle, and Magician's Rod, the Dark Magician deck is a valuable and iconic force to be reckoned with.
Blue-Eyes White Dragon – The most famous dragon of Yu-Gi-Oh!
And also Kaiba Seto's most famous monster, Blue-Eyes White Dragon. It doesn't bring any effects, but with comprehensive attack and defense stats and an impeccable design, it becomes the strongest and most attractive in the series when compared to other monsters.
The first season of the original anime series established that there were only four Blue-Eyes White Dragon cards in existence. However, its popularity and power led to it being owned by many people, including even different versions of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
Exodia The Forbidden One
Because of its power and dominance, Exodia The Forbidden One easily became one of the icons, and is a testament to the classic comebacks when it seemed like the main character Yugi Muto was in an irreversible losing position.
Exodia's effects make it one of the strongest monsters in the series and it appears very little in the series. However, keep in mind that this is by comic standards, and in real life, players will likely run out of life points before they can summon Exodia.
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