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Imperial Order
Quarter Century Bonanza RA03-EN106 • secret-rare
- Set
- Quarter Century Bonanza
- Printing code
- RA03-EN106
- Rarity
- Secret rare
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Imperial Order was originally released in the early years of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game as a powerful continuous trap card designed to disrupt spell-reliant strategies. Its design, featuring a stern mechanical construct, reflects its function of negating all spell effects on the field. Because of its profound impact on competitive play, the card spent many years on the game's forbidden list before seeing periodic re-releases for legacy collectors.
The Quarter Century Bonanza set serves as a retrospective celebration of the game's history, featuring rare foil treatments that highlight iconic cards from throughout the franchise's lifespan. The inclusion of Imperial Order in this set provides players and enthusiasts with a high-rarity, secret-rare variant that honors the card's historical significance within the metagame's evolution.
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