Wake Up Your Elemental HERO (Quarter Century Secret Rare) MP24-EN018 25th Anniversary Tin: Dueling Mirrors 1st Edition

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Graded - PSA 9
The product is a 2024 Yu-Gi-Oh! Wake Up Your Elemental Hero 25th Anniversary Tin MP24 QCSR PSA 9 card from the Dueling Mirrors set. This card features a Light Warrior type creature with 2100 defense and 2500 attack power. Manufactured by Konami, it is a Quarter Century Secret Rare 1st Edition card in English language. The card is classified as Effect and Fusion type, making it a valuable addition to any Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG collection.

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Product Identifiers

ManufacturerKonami
eBay Product ID (ePID)27073688191

Product Key Features

GameYu-Gi-Oh! TCG
Set25th Anniversary Tin: Dueling Mirrors
Attribute/MTG:ColorLight
LanguageEnglish
RarityQuarter Century Secret Rare
Defense/Toughness2100
Creature/Monster TypeWarrior
Card TypeEffect, Fusion
Attack/Power2500
Card NumberMP24-EN018
Features1st Edition
Card NameWake Up Your Elemental Hero

Additional Product Features

Level10
Additional DescriptionWake Up Your Elemental HERO (Quarter Century Secret Rare)
Card Text1 "Elemental HERO" Fusion Monster + 1+ Warrior monstersMust be Fusion Summoned. Gains 300 ATK for each material used for its Summon. This card can make a number of attacks on monsters each Battle Phase, up to the number of Fusion Monsters used as material for its Summon. After damage calculation, if this card battled a monster: Destroy that monster, and if you do, inflict damage to your opponent equal to its original ATK. If this Fusion Summoned card is destroyed: Special Summon 1 Warrior monster from your hand or Deck.

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