Book of Moon

Book of Moon was first released in the 2002 set Pharaoh's Servant, quickly establishing itself as a fundamental utility card in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. Its design, illustrated by the Konami creative team, centers on a mystical lunar theme that reflects its versatile effect of flipping monsters face-down. This specific iteration, CP01-EN002, was featured in the 2006 Champion Pack: Game One, a specialized set distributed primarily as tournament prize support to top-performing players at local hobby stores.

The inclusion of this card in the Champion Pack series marked a transition toward honoring competitive play within the community. As a Super Rare card in this set, it became a highly sought-after trophy for players, as the Champion Packs were never available for general retail purchase. The design retained the classic, minimalist aesthetic of early card layouts, which remains appreciated by collectors for its clean composition and the nostalgia associated with the mid-2000s competitive era.