Animation Chronicle 2021 release, Yami Yugi’s Kuriboh brothers will be released.
Just like the anime, players can use “Five-Star Twilight” where it is used as a Tribute to “Special Summon 1 ‘Kuribah,’ 1 ‘Kuribee,’ 1 ‘Kuriboo,’ 1 ‘Kuribeh,’ and 1 ‘Kuriboh’ from your hand, deck, and/or Graveyard, but they cannot be Tributed for a Tribute Summon.” The big payoff for the Kuriboh archetype is the Level 5 DARK Fiend Effect Monster “Kuribabylon” which has a high chance for an OTK (One Turn Kill).
Kuribabylon’s card stats can be found below:
ATK 1500
DEF 1000
You can only use either this card name’s 1st or 3rd effect per turn, and only once that turn.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel release date set in Japan for August 2021
With three first-print bonus cards and an amiibo card for all preorders
Konami has announced that the release date of
Yu-Gi-Oh Rush Duel for Switch in Japan is Aug. 12, 2021. Preorders will go live starting April 21, with a special amiibo card bonus for all early purchases.
Yu-Gi-Oh! games usually come with physical bonus cards for the card game, and Konami will keep the tradition going for the
Rush Duel Switch game. However, we still don’t know which cards will come included with the game, but it will include three cards as the limited first-print bonus. The amiibo card will be available as an early pre-purchase bonus.
Konami announced last year that it was hard at work on developing the new
Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel, and we now have a release window of summer 2021 for Nintendo Switch in Japan. The news comes from this week’s issue of
Famitsu magazine (via Ryokutya2089).
The official title was revealed as
Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel: Saikyou Battle Royale!! (
Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel: Ultimate Battle Royale). In addition to partaking in Rush Duels in the world of
Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS, we’ll get to check out game original stories in
Saikyou Battle Royale.
If you’re not familiar with Rush Duels in
Yu-Gi-Oh!, it’s a new card game currently exclusive to Japan. It’s a lot like the Speed Duels but with its own set of rules and can only be played with Rush Duel cards. One of the key differences between Rush Duels and the regular card game or Speed Duels is that players can normal summon or set as many monsters they want in a turn. However, when it comes to bringing out 5-star monsters or higher, y