Yu-Gi-Oh! Magnificent Maestros: 18 Reimagined Cards and Grand Master Rares, Out Nov 13

Yu-Gi-Oh! Magnificent Maestros launches November 13, 2026 at $34.99, with Official Tournament Stores selling it from November 11, per Konami's product page as of November 5, 2026. The 125-card sequel to September's Magnificent Monsters adds 18 more reimagined anime cards for Kaiba, Zane, Jack Atlas, Kite, Yuto, Yugo, Yuri and Varis, each with a Grand Master Rare version serial-numbered 001 to 100. Here is what is in the box and how the numbered cards are split.

Release Dates and Price

• Official Tournament Stores: November 11, 2026
• Launch and tournament legal: November 13, 2026
• Europe: November 12, 2026, per Konami Europe
• US MSRP: $34.99
• Set size: 125 cards

Each box contains three 5-card packs plus 3 Secret Rares that can upgrade to Starlight Rare, per Konami and ICv2.

The 18 Reimagined Anime Cards

Konami lists them by Duelist:

• Kaiba (original series): Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast / Deep-Eyes White Dragon, the Blue Abyss / The Guiding Flute of Summoning Dragons
• Zane (GX): Cyber End Dragon, the Final Strike Dragon / Cyber Dragon, the Luminous Mech Dragon / Future Fusion Nova
• Jack Atlas (5D's): Crimson Dragon Quetzalcoatl / Red Nova Dragon - Burning Soul / Red Dragon Archfiend's Chains
• Kite (ZEXAL): Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon - Photon Howling / Galaxy-Eyes Photon Change Dragon / Galaxy Defense Robot Orbital 7
• Yuri, Yugo and Yuto (ARC-V): Starving Venom Fusion Dragon, Four Heavenly Dragons / Clear Wing Synchro Dragon, Four Heavenly Dragons / Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon, Four Heavenly Dragons
• Varis (VRAINS): Borreload Liberator Dragon / Rokket Barrage / Triple Borrel Launch

All 18 come as standard Ultra Rares, plus extended art versions in Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare, inside the three foil-wrapped packs.

How the Grand Master Rares Are Split

Only the 18 reimagined cards get Grand Master Rare versions, with extended art and hieroglyphic borders, per Konami:

• Numbering: 001 through 100
• Americas: 100 copies of each card, North, Central and South America combined
• Europe-distributed markets (Europe, Oceania, Africa, Middle East): another 100 of each card, with an "E" at the end of the serial number
• Language: always English, even when pulled from French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish packs

Konami's page totals this as 1,800 in one line, then gives 100 per card for the Americas and another 100 per card for Europe-distributed markets. By our count that is 1,800 per region and 3,600 worldwide, the same reading as our Magnificent Monsters coverage. As of November 5, 2026, Konami has not published a pull rate. Its product page puts it this way: "With so few cards spread across the entire print run, Grand Master Rare Cards will be EXTREMELY rare."

What Else Is New

• 21 new cards for Toon, Witchcrafter and Unchained Decks, one per pack, including Blue-Eyes Ultimate Toon Dragon
• 10 more new anime-based cards, including the first Dark Tuner monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's and Chaos End Ruler - Master of the Beginning and End
• 10 chibi variant arts, including Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle and Fallen of Albaz
• 24 extended art cards in total. The 6 extended arts of popular older cards only appear in the 3 cellophane-wrapped cards in each box
• 40 first-time foils, including Toon Barrel Dragon, Toon Buster Blader and Makiu, the Magical Mist
• Reprints of hard-to-find Toons such as Toon Bookmark, Toon Dark Magician and Toon Table of Contents

What It Means for Collectors

A serialized Grand Master Rare and a standard Ultra Rare with the same name are different collectibles, so check the serial and the "E" suffix before you buy one. An E-suffix copy, sold through Europe-distributed markets, has its own run of 100, so 001/100 and 001/100E are two different cards. Our take: the Toon reprints are the quiet value for players, because Konami says those cards had become hard to find. Our most expensive Yu-Gi-Oh cards guide shows why documented scarcity matters to price.

Where to Go From Here

Magnificent Maestros reaches Official Tournament Stores November 11. If you want a pack you can open today, the Polkastarter marketplace gives you a free mystery pack at signup, and every Lootbox lists its contents, values, and chances before you open.

Details checked November 5, 2026. Prices and contents are as listed by Konami on the dates given and can change. Nothing here is financial advice. Polkastarter is not affiliated with Konami or the other companies named.

Sources

• Konami: Magnificent Maestros product page, undated product page, accessed November 5, 2026
• Konami Europe: Magnificent Maestros product page, undated product page, accessed November 5, 2026
• ICv2: Konami unveils Magnificent Maestros Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, published August 7, 2026, accessed November 5, 2026