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Next to be Lost
Shadow of Infinity SOI-EN054 • common
- Set
- Shadow of Infinity
- Printing code
- SOI-EN054
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Next to be Lost was introduced in the Shadow of Infinity expansion, which was released in the West in early 2007. As a common trap card, it was designed as a thematic addition to the set's focus on the Ancient Gear and E-Hero archetypes, serving as a tactical tool to disrupt opponent field presence by forcing the removal of specific monsters from play.
The card features artwork consistent with the aesthetic direction of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game during the mid-2000s, characterized by the dramatic, high-contrast imagery typical of the GX-era card pool. Like many common cards from this era, its design was intended to provide accessible utility for casual gameplay rather than meta-defining competitive play, resulting in a modest reception that remains a nostalgic point of interest for long-term collectors.
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