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Dark Requiem Xyz Dragon

Legendary Hero Decks LEHD-ENC34 • common

Set: Legendary Hero Decks
Printing code: LEHD-ENC34
Rarity: Common
Card type: Xyz monster
Attribute: Dark
Level / Rank: 5
ATK: 3000
DEF: 2500

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Dark Requiem Xyz Dragon serves as a powerful evolution of the iconic Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon, drawing its strength from the narrative arc of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V series. As a common rarity print from the Legendary Hero Decks, it remains a functional staple for collectors and players who value its unique ability to negate effects while simultaneously reviving Xyz monsters from the graveyard.

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