Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG
2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Sets
Every main English Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG release of 2019, in order, with a guide to each: what is in it, which archetypes it pushes, and which cards collectors chase.
The 2019 sets
Eleven main sets released in 2019: four core booster sets (Savage Strike, Dark Neostorm, Rising Rampage and Chaos Impact), three Super and Secret Rare sets, two Legendary Duelists sets, Duel Power and Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge. Rising Rampage was the first core set with Starlight Rares.
| Set | Code | Released | Product | Set codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legendary Duelists: Sisters of the Rose | LED4 | January 10, 2019 | Legendary Duelists set | 56 |
| Savage Strike | SAST | January 31, 2019 | Core booster set | 100 |
| The Infinity Chasers | INCH | March 21, 2019 | Booster set (Super and Secret Rares) | 60 |
| Duel Power | DUPO | April 3, 2019 | Booster set (Ultra Rares only) | 106 |
| Dark Neostorm | DANE | May 2, 2019 | Core booster set | 100 |
| Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge | BLHR | July 11, 2019 | Battles of Legend set | 94 |
| Rising Rampage | RIRA | July 26, 2019 | Core booster set | 100 |
| Fists of the Gadgets | FIGA | August 22, 2019 | Booster set (Super and Secret Rares) | 60 |
| Legendary Duelists: Immortal Destiny | LED5 | September 26, 2019 | Legendary Duelists set | 58 |
| Chaos Impact | CHIM | October 24, 2019 | Core booster set | 100 |
| Mystic Fighters | MYFI | November 22, 2019 | Booster set (Super and Secret Rares) | 60 |
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 October 22, 2026.
Lunalight Fusion
LED4-EN048
Legendary Duelists: Sisters of the Rose
Fantastical Dragon Phantazmay
SAST-EN020
Savage Strike
Witchcrafter Creation
INCH-EN020
The Infinity Chasers
Dark Cavalry
DUPO-EN002
Duel Power
Gnomaterial
DANE-EN000
Dark Neostorm
Elemental HERO Absolute Zero
BLHR-EN065
Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge
Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess
RIRA-EN048
Rising Rampage
Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Elephant
FIGA-EN012
Fists of the Gadgets
Curse Necrofear
LED5-EN001
Legendary Duelists: Immortal Destiny
I:P Masquerena
CHIM-EN049
Chaos Impact
Primathmech Alembertian
MYFI-EN040
Mystic Fighters
| Set | Chase card | Rarity | Market price, October 22, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legendary Duelists: Sisters of the Rose | Lunalight Fusion | Super Rare | $12.80 |
| Savage Strike | Fantastical Dragon Phantazmay | Secret Rare | $6.51 |
| The Infinity Chasers | Witchcrafter Creation | Secret Rare | $16.18 |
| Duel Power | Dark Cavalry | Ultra Rare | $7.98 |
| Dark Neostorm | Gnomaterial | Secret Rare | $4.49 |
| Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge | Elemental HERO Absolute Zero | Ultra Rare | $11.48 |
| Rising Rampage | Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess | Starlight Rare | $294.77 |
| Fists of the Gadgets | Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Elephant | Secret Rare | $5.17 |
| Legendary Duelists: Immortal Destiny | Curse Necrofear | Ultra Rare | $6.84 |
| Chaos Impact | I:P Masquerena | Starlight Rare | $285.28 |
| Mystic Fighters | Primathmech Alembertian | Secret Rare | $31.06 |
Prices are TCGplayer 1st Edition market prices on October 22, 2026 unless the table names another edition, and they move daily. Each set guide has the chase card's other printings and the rest of its chase list.
The guides
Legendary Duelists: Sisters of the Rose (January 10, 2019). The fourth Legendary Duelists set: 56 cards in five theme blocks, from Harpie Lady to Lunalight. The Super Rare Lunalight Fusion is the most valuable card.
Savage Strike (January 31, 2019). The first core booster set of 2019 and the first without Short Prints, with Guardragon, new Shiranui and Time Thief. Prices are low, led by Fantastical Dragon Phantazmay and Pot of Extravagance.
The Infinity Chasers (March 21, 2019). A 60-card set with no card below Super Rare: 39 new cards for Witchcrafter, Infinitrack and Evil Eye, plus 21 Spellcaster and Machine reprints. The Secret Rare Witchcrafter Creation leads.
Duel Power (April 3, 2019). A 106-card set printed entirely at Ultra Rare: 40 new cards for Dark Magician, Elemental HERO, Utopia, Odd-Eyes and other anime decks, and 66 reprints. The Ultra Rare Dark Cavalry leads.
Dark Neostorm (May 2, 2019). The second core booster set of 2019, with Dinowrestler, Valkyrie, Super Quant and Destiny HERO support. No card in it was over $4.50 on October 22, 2026.
Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge (July 11, 2019). The third Battles of Legend set: 94 cards, all Ultra or Secret Rare, with 56 new anime cards and 38 reprints. Prices are close at the top, led by the Ultra Rare Elemental HERO Absolute Zero.
Rising Rampage (July 26, 2019). The second core booster set of 2019 and the first in this run with Starlight Rares, with Tenyi, Simorgh, Marincess and Dream Mirror. Two Starlight Rare Link Monsters, Apollousa and Wynn the Wind Charmer, Verdant, are far ahead of the rest.
Fists of the Gadgets (August 22, 2019). A 60-card set of Super and Secret Rares that brought back Fire Fist and the Gadgets with new cards, plus Archfiend Rituals and Code Talker support. Prices are low, led by the new Fire Fist monsters.
Legendary Duelists: Immortal Destiny (September 26, 2019). The fifth Legendary Duelists set: 58 cards in five theme blocks, with new cards for Bakura's Dark Necrofear, Judai's Evil HEROes, the Earthbound Immortals, Gimmick Puppets and Predaplants. Prices are low, led by the Ultra Rare Curse Necrofear.
Chaos Impact (October 24, 2019). The third core booster set of 2019, with the Unchained Fiends, new Gladiator Beasts, Marincess and Dream Mirror. The Starlight Rares of I:P Masquerena and Unchained Twins - Aruha are far ahead of the rest.
Mystic Fighters (November 22, 2019). A 60-card set of Super and Secret Rares that introduced three new themes, Mathmech, Dragonmaid and Generaider, with 20 reprints. The Secret Rare Primathmech Alembertian leads, ahead of Kitchen Dragonmaid.
The top rarities in 2019
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. In 2019 the core sets dropped Short Prints, and from Rising Rampage on each core set added four Starlight Rares, which are now the most valuable printings of the year by far. Reading the foil →
Decks, tins and other products
Structure Decks, tins, side packs and prize products from 2019 are listed in TurnZero HQ's catalog without a guide here. Set completion still covers them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Yu-Gi-Oh! sets came out in 2019?
Eleven main sets: Legendary Duelists: Sisters of the Rose (January 10), Savage Strike (January 31), The Infinity Chasers (March 21), Duel Power (April 3), Dark Neostorm (May 2), Battles of Legend: Hero's Revenge (July 11), Rising Rampage (July 26), Fists of the Gadgets (August 22), Legendary Duelists: Immortal Destiny (September 26), Chaos Impact (October 24) and Mystic Fighters (November 22).
What were the 2019 core booster sets?
Savage Strike (January 31), Dark Neostorm (May 2), Rising Rampage (July 26) and Chaos Impact (October 24), each with 100 cards from Common to Secret Rare. Rising Rampage and Chaos Impact also have four Starlight Rares each.
Which 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! set is the biggest?
Duel Power, with 106 set codes, all Ultra Rare. Rising Rampage and Chaos Impact have 100 set codes and 104 printings each.
What is the most valuable card from the 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! sets?
On October 22, 2026, the Starlight Rare Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess from Rising Rampage, at $294.77. The Starlight Rare I:P Masquerena from Chaos Impact ($285.28) and the Starlight Rare Wynn the Wind Charmer, Verdant from Rising Rampage ($272.28) were next. Prices move daily.
Where are the other years' Yu-Gi-Oh! sets?
Each year has its own page, linked below, and the all-sets directory lists every set in the catalog.
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