2026 Yu-Gi-Oh! Sets

The 2026 sets

Ten sets have released in 2026 so far: 3 core booster sets, two boxes of Legendary decks, and five reprint, collector and deck products around them. The 2025 sets →

A card printed at two rarities shares one set code, so it counts once here, and each guide's rarity table counts it at both.

The chase card in each set

Every set has one printing its collectors open packs for. These are each set's most valuable cards on September 30, 2026.

Eria the Water Charmer

CH02-EN001

The Chronicles Deck: Spirit Charmers

Forbidden Crown

BPRO-EN067

Burst Protocol

Dark Magician of Destruction

MZMU-EN011

Maze of Muertos

Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon

RA05-EN141

Rarity Collection 5

Reinforcement of the Army

L26D-ENS08

Legendary Modern Decks 2026

Fydraulis Harmonia

BLZD-EN024

Blazing Dominion

Dragon Master Magia

BLGG-EN137

Battles of Legend: Glorious Gallery

Magician of Dark Chaos - Black Chaos

CORI-EN027

Chaos Origins

Lunalight Liger Dancer

LAVD-ENL34

Legendary Arc-V Decks

Cyberse Contract Witch

MAMO-EN018

Magnificent Monsters

Prices are TCGplayer 1st Edition market prices on September 30, 2026 and move daily. Magnificent Monsters' Grand Master Rares are priced in the tens of thousands of dollars, where one sale can move the figure a long way. Each set guide has the chase card's other printings and the rest of its chase list.

The guides

The Chronicles Deck: Spirit Charmers (January 22, 2026). A 50-card all-foil deck built around the four Charmers. Almost every card is a reprint, two are new, and the Starlight Rare Charmers are the only cards worth much.

Burst Protocol (February 5, 2026). The first core booster set of 2026: 101 cards, all but one of them new, with Elfnote and Archfiend as the biggest themes and Forbidden Crown as the chase.

Maze of Muertos (February 19, 2026). A booster set with Rare as its base rarity and Collector's Rares at the top. Its new cards support Call of the Haunted Zombies, Dark Magician, Masked HERO and Mikanko, and the rest are reprints going back to 2002.

Rarity Collection 5 (April 9, 2026). A 150-card reprint set where most cards come at several rarities, from Super Rare to Starlight Rare. Nearly all of its value sits in ten Starlight Rares at the end of the list.

Legendary Modern Decks 2026 (April 23, 2026). Three decks in one set, built around Mitsurugi, Sky Striker and X-Saber, with twelve new cards for the last two. Its Starlight Rares carry nearly all of its value.

Blazing Dominion (May 7, 2026). The second core booster set of 2026, after Burst Protocol. Clown Crew, Fairy Tail and GMX get the most cards, and the Starlight Rare Fydraulis Harmonia is the card collectors chase.

Battles of Legend: Glorious Gallery (June 4, 2026). A 146-card set with no card below Ultra Rare, most of it reprints. Its 42 new cards support Dragunity, Constellar and Shaddoll, and the Starlight Rare Dragon Master Magia is the chase.

Chaos Origins (July 2, 2026). A 100-card core booster set where every card is new, built around two Ritual Monsters summoned with Light and Darkness Ritual and a new run of Sacred Beasts.

Legendary Arc-V Decks (August 6, 2026). Three decks in one set, built around Lunalight, Odd-Eyes and Speedroid, with five new cards between them. The Lunalight deck holds most of the value.

Magnificent Monsters (September 4, 2026). A 126-card set with no rarity below Ultra Rare. It mixes 33 new cards with 93 reprints, and its 18 Grand Master Rares carry market prices in the thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.

The top rarities in 2026

A Yu-Gi-Oh! card's rarity is in its foil, not in a printed symbol, and one set code can be printed at several rarities. Starlight Rare is in every 2026 set covered here, and a few sets add rarities of their own above or beside it. Reading the foil →

Prize packs and what is coming

Tournament prize packs are given out at events rather than sold, so they have no guide here. TurnZero HQ's catalog and set completion still cover them.

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