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Chain Material
Phantom Darkness PTDN-EN067 • common
- Set
- Phantom Darkness
- Printing code
- PTDN-EN067
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Chain Material was released in 2008 as part of the Phantom Darkness booster set, a pivotal expansion in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game that introduced the Dark-attribute synergy that came to define the mid-GX era. As a trap card, it was designed to facilitate high-risk, high-reward combos by allowing a player to banish monsters from their deck, hand, or field to facilitate a Fusion Summon, despite the monsters being destroyed at the end of the turn.
The card’s design reflects a period of experimentation within the game where Konami sought to make Fusion Summoning more accessible through cards that bypassed traditional material requirements. It was illustrated with a stark, industrial aesthetic that matched the set's darker tone, though it was received primarily as a niche combo piece rather than a staple, often utilized by competitive players to set up specific graveyard-reliant strategies or explosive one-turn-kill attempts.
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