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Revision as of 13:58, 23 December 2023
Duel Masters is a trading card game made by the Wizards of the Coast and distributed by Takara Tomy. In Japan, it is often known as DM as well as デュエマ (Duema).
While it is seldom played in Western countries, due to the discontinued English game, it is next to Yu-Gi-Oh! in terms of popularity in Japan.
History
The card game was first released in Japan on May 30, 2002, and on March 5th, 2004 in America. The game was intended to be discontinued after the Third Expansion, but due to the popularity it has received, it continued. In November 2006, the last set of the English Game was released and the game was discontinued. It was later rebooted as Kaijudo in June 2012 but it was again discontinued in September 2014. The Japanese game (also known as the "OCG" (Original Card Game)) is currently the only version in production.
While its originality is now established, it had many concepts that came from Magic: The Gathering, such as:
- Clash --> Gachinko Judge
- Landwalk --> Stealth
On the other hand, there are reverse inspirations, such as Turbo Rush becoming Frenzy. Not all abilities that work in Magic: The Gathering work as well in Duel Masters however, so players should be warned.
Magic Collaboration Cards
Duel Masters features Collaboration Cards: cards designed in collaboration with other non-Duel Masters copyrighted franchises. Each of these cards based on Magic: The Gathering cards have been printed in Duel Masters.:
- DMR-05 Golden Age
- 86/110 — Brainstorm
- DMEX-08 Mysterious Black Box Pack
- 20 Black Lotus
- 91 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
- 161 Lava Coil
- 199 Mons's Goblin Raiders
- 244 Serra Angel
- DMX-22 Super Black Box Pack
DMEX-18
The 20th Anniversary DMEX-18 set features reprints and additional Magic: The Gathering themed cards with retro frames. These include:[1]
- Super rare
- S1/S15 — Black Lotus
- S2/S15 — Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
- S9/S15 — Living Death †
- S15/S15 — Nicol Bolas
- Rare
- 21/75 — Jace, the Mind Sculptor
- 25/75 — Urza's Rage†
- 27/75 — Earthquake†
- 29/75 — Birds of Paradise†
- 31/75 — Sliver Queen†
- Uncommon
- 32/75 — Library of Alexandria†
- 35/75 — Serra Angel
- Common
- 58/75 — Brainstorm
- 72/75 — Muscle Sliver†
- 73/75 — Pouncing Jaguar†
- Notes
- ^† DMEX-18 exclusive card
Trivia
- Nira was a Heroes of the Realm card created for the Duel Masters team and illustrated by one of their artists.
References
External link
- Main wiki: Duel Masters Wiki