Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG · 2025 Set Guide

Doom of Dimensions Set Guide

The last core booster set of 2025: 101 cards, all but one of them new, with Radiant Typhoon, DoomZ and D/D as the biggest themes. Its top eight printings are all Starlight Rares, and less than $15 separates them.

Five of the most valuable Doom of Dimensions cards fanned out: Dominus Spiral, Radiant Typhoon Swen, Garden Rose Maiden in front, DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea and DoomZ XII End - Drastrius.

Overview

Release date September 25, 2025
Set code DOOD
Cards 101 set codes, 125 printings
Product Core booster set
New cards 100 of 101
Top rarity Starlight Rare

Doom of Dimensions is a core booster set of 101 cards: 50 Commons, 26 Super Rares, 14 Ultra Rares and 10 Secret Rares, plus 25 Starlight Rares. Every Ultra and Secret Rare also comes as a Starlight Rare, and one card comes only at Starlight Rare.

100 of the 101 cards are new, first released with the set on September 25, 2025. The one reprint is Garden Rose Maiden (DOOD-EN101), first released in 2019 and printed here only as a Starlight Rare.

The set spreads across many themes. Radiant Typhoon gets ten cards, DoomZ nine and D/D eight, with smaller runs for R.B., Gouki, the Rose and Black Rose Dragon cards, Megalith, Solfachord and the Hunting Scouts of the Deep Forest.

Cards and rarities

Doom of Dimensions has 101 set codes, each starting DOOD-EN and printed under the artwork on the right. Where a card comes at more than one rarity, every version shares its code, so the table counts set codes at each rarity and a code printed at two rarities is counted twice.

RarityCardsWhat they are
Common50
Super Rare26
Ultra Rare14Each one is also printed as a Starlight Rare.
Secret Rare10Each one is also printed as a Starlight Rare.
Starlight Rare25The 24 Ultra and Secret Rares, plus Garden Rose Maiden.

The 24 Ultra and Secret Rares count again in the Starlight Rare row, which is why the rows add up to 125 printings for 101 set codes. Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts the distinct set codes you own against the set's total, so a card printed at two rarities counts once, with an every-rarity count beside it for collectors chasing each version. How set completion works →

Archetypes

Radiant Typhoon, DoomZ and D/D get the most cards in Doom of Dimensions, each with monsters, Spells and Traps of its own. R.B. gets seven cards, and the Rose cards add new support for Black Rose Dragon.

Radiant Typhoon Swen, DOOD-EN014

Radiant Typhoon Swen

DOOD-EN014

Special Summons itself from your hand if you have Mystical Space Typhoon in your GY or your opponent controls no Spells/Traps. When Summoned, it adds a Radiant Typhoon Spell/Trap or Mystical Space Typhoon from your Deck to your hand.

DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea, DOOD-EN008

DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea

DOOD-EN008

Destroys a DoomZ card you control to Special Summon itself from your hand, then equips an Equip Spell from your Deck. While equipped, as a Quick Effect, it can Special Summon a WIND Machine Xyz Monster of the same Rank from your Extra Deck and become its material.

D/D/D Zero Doom Queen Machinex, DOOD-EN003

D/D/D Zero Doom Queen Machinex

DOOD-EN003

A Pendulum Monster that Special Summons itself from your face-up Extra Deck when another D/D/D or Dark Contract card you control is destroyed, then can destroy 1 card on the field. Its Pendulum Effect places a Dark Contract Continuous Spell/Trap from your Deck.

R.B. Shepherd's Crook, DOOD-EN093

R.B. Shepherd's Crook

DOOD-EN093

A Link-3 that gains 500 ATK for each other monster you control. In your Main Phase it Sets an R.B. Trap from your Deck or GY, and on your opponent's turn it can return 2 R.B. monsters from your GY to the Deck to Special Summon a third.

Bramble Rose Dragon, DOOD-EN039

Bramble Rose Dragon

DOOD-EN039

A Plant Synchro Monster. Each time your opponent activates a monster effect, it deals 600 damage and their monsters lose 600 ATK, and in the Main Phase you can Tribute it to Special Summon Black Rose Dragon from your Extra Deck.

Gouki Machine Suprex, DOOD-EN006

Gouki Machine Suprex

DOOD-EN006

Reveal it and another Gouki monster in your hand to Special Summon both. When it is sent from the field to the GY, it adds a Gouki card from your Deck to your hand.

Cards worth knowing

Several new cards support older archetypes or work outside a single theme.

The chase card: Garden Rose Maiden

Rarity Starlight Rare
Set code DOOD-EN101
1st Edition market price, September 30, 2026 $49.12

The Starlight Rare Garden Rose Maiden is the most valuable printing in Doom of Dimensions. It was $49.12 on September 30, 2026, and it is the set's only reprint, a 2019 card printed here only at Starlight Rare.

The lead is small. The Starlight Rare Radiant Typhoon Swen was $48.01, about a dollar behind, and DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea was $44.04, so the order at the top can change with a few sales.

Garden Rose Maiden is a Level 5 Synchro Monster that searches Black Garden when Special Summoned and can banish itself from the GY to revive a Rose Dragon monster or a Dragon Synchro Monster. It was also reprinted as a Common in Legendary 5D's Decks, which was $0.26 on the same date.

Rarity is in the foil rather than the set code, so check it before you price the copy in your hand. Reading the set code and rarity →

Chase cards and prices

All eight of the most valuable printings on September 30, 2026 were Starlight Rares, priced between $34.90 and $49.12. The most valuable printing below Starlight Rare was the Secret Rare Dominus Spiral at $11.95.

CardRaritySet code1st Edition, September 30, 2026
Garden Rose Maiden Starlight RareDOOD-EN101$49.12
Radiant Typhoon Swen Starlight RareDOOD-EN014$48.01
DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea Starlight RareDOOD-EN008$44.04
Dominus Spiral Starlight RareDOOD-EN079$42.77
DoomZ XII End - Drastrius Starlight RareDOOD-EN045$42.69
Dogmatika Fleurdelis, the Thunderbolt Starlight RareDOOD-EN026$40.34
D/D/D Zero Doom Queen Machinex Starlight RareDOOD-EN003$39.75
Bramble Rose Dragon Starlight RareDOOD-EN039$34.90

These are TCGplayer's 1st Edition market prices on September 30, 2026. They move daily, so treat them as a snapshot. Each card's page shows today's price for every printing. How Yu-Gi-Oh! card prices work →

Playing it

Two Doom of Dimensions cards are on the Forbidden & Limited List as of October 1, 2026. K9-04 Noroi is Forbidden, so you cannot play it, and Radiant Typhoon Chant is Limited to one copy.

The Radiant Typhoon cards are built around Mystical Space Typhoon. Swen and Meghala Special Summon themselves if it is in your GY or your opponent controls no Spells/Traps, and Swen, Krosea and Radiant Typhoon Chant can each add it to your hand, so the deck wants copies of Mystical Space Typhoon alongside its own cards.

The DoomZ monsters work through Equip Cards. While equipped, Drastea, Amalthe and Elara can each Special Summon a WIND Machine Xyz Monster of matching Rank and become its material. Power Patron DoomZ equips itself to the Xyz Monster it Summons, and Jupiter the Power Patron of Destruction equips Equip Spells from your GY, so count your Equip Spells when you build the deck.

Deck building rules and the Forbidden & Limited List →

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Doom of Dimensions release?

September 25, 2025. Its set code is DOOD.

How many cards are in Doom of Dimensions?

101 set codes and 125 printings. The 24 Ultra and Secret Rares also come as Starlight Rares, and Garden Rose Maiden comes only as a Starlight Rare.

What is the most valuable Doom of Dimensions card?

On September 30, 2026, the Starlight Rare Garden Rose Maiden at $49.12, just ahead of the Starlight Rare Radiant Typhoon Swen at $48.01. Prices move daily, so check each card's page for the current figure.

Is any Doom of Dimensions card on the Forbidden & Limited List?

As of October 1, 2026, K9-04 Noroi is Forbidden and Radiant Typhoon Chant is Limited. No other card in the set is Forbidden, Limited or Semi-Limited.

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