Behemoth the King of a Hundred Battles

Behemoth the King of a Hundred Battles was released as part of the Justice Hunters expansion set, which debuted in the early 2000s during a period of rapid growth for the trading card game market. Designed to capitalize on the popularity of fantasy-themed card games, the set focused on high-power creature cards intended to shift the tide of competitive play. This specific card was assigned the rarity of 'rare,' placing it in a mid-tier category of availability meant to reward players who purchased multiple booster packs.

The artwork for Behemoth reflects the aesthetic standards of the era, featuring a dense, muscular creature designed to evoke themes of ancient warfare and unstoppable force. Like many illustrations in the Justice Hunters set, the design sought to balance aggressive character silhouettes with the technical layout requirements of the game's interface. While the card is primarily valued for its utility in gameplay rather than its status as a collector's piece, it remains a recognizable example of the series' transition toward more complex effect-based mechanics.