Mikazukinoyaiba, the Moon Fang Dragon

Legacy of Destruction LEDE-EN027 • common

Set: Legacy of Destruction
Printing code: LEDE-EN027
Rarity: Common
Card type: Effect monster
Attribute: Dark
Level / Rank: 7
ATK: 2200
DEF: 2350

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Mikazukinoyaiba, the Moon Fang Dragon, appeared in the Legacy of Destruction set as a modern retrain of a classic monster originally featured in early Yu-Gi-Oh! history. As a common rarity card, it serves as an accessible piece for players looking to integrate legacy-inspired themes into their decks while maintaining the aesthetic continuity of the game's evolving card pool.

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