Mimighoul Cerberus

2025 Mega-Pack Tin MP25-EN236 • ultra-rare

Set: 2025 Mega-Pack Tin
Printing code: MP25-EN236
Rarity: Ultra rare
Card type: Effect monster
Attribute: Earth
Level / Rank: 1
ATK: 400
DEF: 1800

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This ultra-rare effect-monster card is a prized addition for any collector who values both tactical utility and distinct visual presentation at the gaming table. As part of a specialized set, this card represents the intricate design philosophy found in contemporary card games, where card effects create complex layers of strategy for players to navigate.

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