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Topic	My top 52 favorite Yu-Gi-Oh cards [ygo]
kateee 07/23/21 11:10:08 PM #223:	#20: Dark Hole First TCG release: Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (2002-03-08) I love numbered groups. Like the Elite Four, the Three Musketeers, the Gotei 13, the Six Samurai, etc. So when the Power 5 became a thing, I was totally into the concept. I mean, even as a dumbass kid there was no way you couldnt see that these were five of the strongest cards in the game (not to mention, they were mentioned in the instruction manuals that came with the starter decks). Sadly, I never had all five in the same deck at once. Dark Holes the weakest one of the five but it was so ubiquitous even in the playground days (as opposed to Raigeki which only came from a booster pack) that theres strong feelings of nostalgia there. The art is beautiful as well although its unfortunate its only a Super. <cite>kateee posted [p:956404172] in My top 52 ... [t:79572993]...</cite> <quote>#20: Dark Hole First TCG release: Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (2002-03-08) I love numbered groups. Like the Elite Four, the Three Musketeers, the Gotei 13, the Six Samurai, etc. So when the Power 5 became a thing, I was totally into the concept. I mean, even as a dumbass kid there was no way you couldnt see that these were five of the strongest cards in the game (not to mention, they were mentioned in the instruction manuals that came with the starter decks). Sadly, I never had all five in the same deck at once. Dark Holes the weakest one of the five but it was so ubiquitous even in the playground days (as opposed to Raigeki which only came from a booster pack) that theres strong feelings of nostalgia there. The art is beautiful as well although its unfortunate its only a Super. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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