Yu-Gi-Oh! 2022 Tin Of The Pharaoh's Gods & Structure Deck, Legend Of The Crystal Beasts (SDCB)

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Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. You can wield the power of the Pharaoh’s Gods with a beautiful new tin that depicts the top section of the Tablet of Lost Memories, immortalizing Slifer the Sky Dragon, Obelisk the Tormentor, and The Winged Dragon of Ra!Looking in detail to the list of all the Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods card featured in this set, three cards of them stands out for me: The 2022 Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods puts the last piece of the mysterious Pharaonic tablet discovered in Egypt in YOUR hands! Considering that the Tablet is a core item in the series, it does not surprise that Konami decided to use it for a series of commemorative tins. The series started in 2020 with the release of the first set called “Tin of Lost Memories” and it was followed in 2021 by “Tin of Ancient Battles”. What makes things interesting is that each of these tins shows a third of the Tablet on its lid so that all the three yearly boxes can be linked together to form a copy of the Table of Lost Memories. Looking in detail to the list of all the Tin of the Pharaoh's Gods card featured in this set, three cards of them stands out for me: The first set of the series was released in 2020 as “Tin of Lost Memories” and it was followed in 2021 by “Tin of Ancient Battles”. In 2022 Konami has finally released the third and final piece of these commemorative boxes: the “Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods”. The three boxes are linked together not only by having a very similar design but also because all three can be put together to form a copy of the Table of Lost Memories.

We are now in 2022 and Konami has finally released the third and final piece of these commemorative boxes: the “Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods”. This is not only the last set of the series and the last piece to put together the Tablet but it is an amazing product for all Yu-Gi-Oh players. Let's take a better look and let's see if you agree with me. Right Out Of The Tin The full list of cards includes 22 Prismatic Secret-Rare, 45 Ultra-Rare, 30 Super rare, 45 Rare and 133 Commons. Most of the cards are re-prints as usual although the set includes 7 new cards and 3 cards with a new artwork. The new cards of this set are “Duel Tower”, “Rainbow Bridge of Salvation", "Link into the VRAINS!", "Soul Energy MAX!!!", "The Revived Sky God", "The Breaking Ruin God" and "The True Sun God".The full list of cards includes 22 Prismatic Secret-Rare, 45 Ultra-Rare, 30 Super rare, 45 Rare and 133 Commons. Most of the cards are re-prints as usual although the set includes 7 new cards and 3 cards with a new artwork. The new cards of this set are “Duel Tower”, “Rainbow Bridge of Salvation”, “Link into the VRAINS!”, “Soul Energy MAX!!!”, “The Revived Sky God”, “The Breaking Ruin God” and “The True Sun God”. We are now in 2022 and Konami has finally released the third and final piece of these commemorative boxes: the “Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods”. This is not only the last set of the series and the last piece to put together the Tablet but it is an amazing product for all Yu-Gi-Oh players. Let’s take a better look and let’s see if you agree with me. Right Out Of The Tin First of all, the Tin of the Pharaoh’s Gods is a nicely designed storage box. The lid of the 2022 tin depicts the top section of the Tablet of Lost Memories, immortalizing Slifer the Sky Dragon, Obelisk the Tormentor, and The Winged Dragon of Ra. Personal choice of course but among the three sets, this is the one I like the most from a pure aesthetic point of view. YuGiOh 2022 Tin Of The Pharaoh’s Gods…“THAT’s the Pharaoh?! But that’s Yugi!”. Technically, the person depicted on The Tablet of Lost Memories was not Yugi. In fact, as all Yu-Gi-Oh! fans know, the stone shown to Seto by Ishizu was an Ancient Egyptian Tablet built by the Priest Seto as symbol of his friendship with Pharaoh Atem.