Market Watch

As we move into a format past the release of the Blue-Eyes White Destiny Structure Deck, powerful staples like Forbidden Droplet have come back from the depths to claim more boards.

Blue-Eyes had made a shining impact on the game of Yu-Gi-Oh! with the new Structure Deck releasing this past weekend. Let’s dive into the light to see what has been going on this week.

With YCS Birmingham, England concluding this past weekend, let’s take a look at interesting changes in the dynamic of the market and game.

During this past weekend, we got to witness the best of the best duel it out at YCS Orlando, Florida. This event showed the true power of Maliss and Ryzeal Decks, using engines from Bystial to Fiendsmith.

Since Supreme Darkness was officially released this past Friday, let’s take a look at the top cards of the set and other oddities in the current market.

When going through what players are playing and what is going on the market, it’s quite interesting seeing techs and options players have been resorting to the past few weeks of the format along with many relevant cards hitting this week’s spotlight.

Watching discussions online and seeing what has been happening to the game has been pretty interesting. As we see, people develop the format to what the future of the game will be, and as such, many older cards have been going up in price. Let’s take a look and see what players have been doing

As we arrive closer to the release of Supreme Darkness, let’s take a look at some tech cards that have been seeing play in regional events along with other past format cards and some cards for the future to look at.

Since we ushered into the new year, I’ve been wanting to do more articles for YGOrganization. For this, it’ll be on current cards receiving many purchases, meta trends, and implications for current or future for the game of Yu-Gi-Oh!