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Zoa
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom promotional cards TFK-001 • secret-rare
- Printing code
- TFK-001
- Rarity
- Secret rare
- Card type
- Normal monster
- Attribute
- Dark
- Level / Rank
- 7
- ATK
- 2600
- DEF
- 1900
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Where it came from
Released in 2003, Zoa (TFK-001) served as a promotional incentive for the Nintendo GameCube title Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom. This card was included as one of three fixed promotional cards packaged with the North American release of the game, designed to bridge the gap between Konami's digital software and their increasingly popular physical trading card game.
The card features the classic Zoa artwork, a creature that first appeared in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and early volumes of the card game. As a Secret Rare, the card is distinguished by a diagonal holofoil pattern that covers the entire surface of the card. It remains a notable piece of nostalgia for collectors, representing a period when Konami frequently used video game tie-ins to distribute high-rarity variant versions of iconic early-era monsters.
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