Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG · 2005 Set Guide

Flaming Eternity Card List and Set Guide

The first set of 2005: 60 cards with Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys, the third Monarch, Silent Swordsman LV5, Gatling Dragon and a strong run of Spells and Traps.

Five of the most valuable Flaming Eternity cards fanned out: Phoenix Wing Wind Blast, Lightning Vortex, Deck Devastation Virus in front, Gatling Dragon and Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys.

Overview

Release date March 1, 2005
Set code FET
Cards 60 set codes, 85 printings
Product Core booster set
New cards 60 of 60
Top rarity Ultimate Rare

Flaming Eternity is a 60-card set released March 1, 2005, with codes FET-EN001 to FET-EN060. All 60 cards were new.

Like the two sets before it, every Rare, Super Rare and Ultra Rare also comes as an Ultimate Rare, 25 in all, so the set has 85 printings. The catalog lists no Short Prints for it.

Its best-known cards are mostly Spells and Traps: Lightning Vortex, Swords of Concealing Light, A Feather of the Phoenix, Phoenix Wing Wind Blast and Deck Devastation Virus. The monsters include Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys, Granmarg the Rock Monarch, Gearfried the Swordmaster and the next steps of the Silent Swordsman and Ultimate Insect LV lines.

Cards and rarities

Flaming Eternity has 60 set codes, each starting FET-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
Common35
Rare14
Super Rare7
Ultra Rare4
Ultimate Rare25Every Rare, Super Rare and Ultra Rare code, each also printed at its regular rarity.

The 25 Ultimate Rares count again beside their regular rarity, which is why the rows add up to 85 printings for 60 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 →

The monsters

Flaming Eternity has no large archetype. These are its monsters that later decks were built around.

Cards worth knowing

The Spells and Traps that make up most of the set's chase list.

The chase card: Deck Devastation Virus

Rarity Ultimate Rare
Set code FET-EN058
1st Edition market price, October 23, 2026 $369.17

The 1st Edition Ultimate Rare Deck Devastation Virus (FET-EN058) is Flaming Eternity's chase card, at $369.17 on October 23, 2026. The 1st Edition Ultimate Rare Lightning Vortex was next at $299.97.

Its Unlimited Ultimate Rare was $266.66 that day, and the Super Rare version of the same code was $12.13 in 1st Edition.

It is a Normal Trap. You Tribute a DARK monster with 2000 or more ATK, then look at your opponent's hand, their monsters and every card they draw until the end of their 3rd turn, destroying each monster with 1500 or less ATK among them.

Every Deck Devastation Virus in Flaming Eternity

RaritySet code1st Edition, October 23, 2026
Super Rare FET-EN058$12.13
Ultimate Rare FET-EN058$369.17

Every version shares the set code, so the foil is what tells them apart. Check it before you price the copy in your hand. Reading the set code and rarity →

Chase cards and prices

Nine of the ten most valuable printings on October 23, 2026 were 1st Edition Ultimate Rares, and four Spells and Traps were in the top five. Gatling Dragon is the only card with its Ultra Rare in the top ten as well.

CardRaritySet code1st Edition, October 23, 2026
Deck Devastation Virus Ultimate RareFET-EN058$369.17
Lightning Vortex Ultimate RareFET-EN040$299.97
Gatling Dragon Ultimate RareFET-EN035$222.75
Phoenix Wing Wind Blast Ultimate RareFET-EN053$190.35
Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys Ultimate RareFET-EN005$145.19
King Dragun Ultimate RareFET-EN036$115.48
Swords of Concealing Light Ultimate RareFET-EN042$109.96
Silent Swordsman LV5 Ultimate RareFET-EN008$97.98

These are TCGplayer's 1st Edition market prices on October 23, 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 →

Flaming Eternity card list

Every set code in Flaming Eternity, in set code order, with each rarity it is printed at: 60 set codes in all, as listed in TurnZero HQ's catalog on October 23, 2026. Each name goes to that card's page, with today's price for every printing.

Set codeCardRarity
FET-EN001 Space Mambo Common
FET-EN002 Divine Dragon Ragnarok Common
FET-EN003 Chu-Ske the Mouse Fighter Common
FET-EN004 Insect Knight Common
FET-EN005 Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys Ultimate Rare, Ultra Rare
FET-EN006 Hand of Nephthys Common
FET-EN007 Ultimate Insect LV5 Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN008 Silent Swordsman LV5 Ultimate Rare, Ultra Rare
FET-EN009 Granmarg the Rock Monarch Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN010 Element Valkyrie Common
FET-EN011 Element Doom Common
FET-EN012 Maji-Gire Panda Common
FET-EN013 Catnipped Kitty Common
FET-EN014 Behemoth the King of All Animals Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN015 Big-Tusked Mammoth Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN016 Kangaroo Champ Common
FET-EN017 Hyena Common
FET-EN018 Blade Rabbit Common
FET-EN019 Mecha-Dog Marron Common
FET-EN020 Blast Magician Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN021 Chiron the Mage Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN022 Gearfried the Swordmaster Ultimate Rare, Ultra Rare
FET-EN023 Armed Samurai - Ben Kei Common
FET-EN024 Shadowslayer Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN025 Golem Sentry Common
FET-EN026 Abare Ushioni Common
FET-EN027 The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion Common
FET-EN028 The Dark - Hex-Sealed Fusion Common
FET-EN029 The Earth - Hex-Sealed Fusion Common
FET-EN030 Whirlwind Prodigy Common
FET-EN031 Flame Ruler Common
FET-EN032 Firebird Common
FET-EN033 Rescue Cat Common
FET-EN034 Brain Jacker Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN035 Gatling Dragon Ultimate Rare, Ultra Rare
FET-EN036 King Dragun Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN037 A Feather of the Phoenix Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN038 Poison Fangs Common
FET-EN039 Spell Absorption Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN040 Lightning Vortex Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN041 Meteor of Destruction Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN042 Swords of Concealing Light Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN043 Spiral Spear Strike Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN044 Release Restraint Common
FET-EN045 Centrifugal Field Common
FET-EN046 Fulfillment of the Contract Common
FET-EN047 Re-Fusion Common
FET-EN048 The Big March of Animals Common
FET-EN049 Cross Counter Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN050 Pole Position Common
FET-EN051 Penalty Game! Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN052 Threatening Roar Common
FET-EN053 Phoenix Wing Wind Blast Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN054 Good Goblin Housekeeping Common
FET-EN055 Beast Soul Swap Common
FET-EN056 Assault on GHQ Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN057 D.D. Dynamite Common
FET-EN058 Deck Devastation Virus Super Rare, Ultimate Rare
FET-EN059 Elemental Burst Common
FET-EN060 Forced Ceasefire Rare, Ultimate Rare

Playing it

No Flaming Eternity card is on the Forbidden & Limited List as of October 23, 2026, so a deck can run three copies of any of them.

Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys only returns if a card effect destroys it, not a battle, so decks that play it destroy it themselves with their own cards to clear the Spells and Traps on the field.

Deck building rules and the Forbidden & Limited List →

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Flaming Eternity release?

March 1, 2005. Its set code is FET.

How many cards are in Flaming Eternity?

60 set codes, FET-EN001 to FET-EN060, in 85 printings: the 25 Rares, Super Rares and Ultra Rares also come as Ultimate Rares.

What is the most valuable Flaming Eternity card?

On October 23, 2026, the 1st Edition Ultimate Rare Deck Devastation Virus (FET-EN058) at $369.17, ahead of the 1st Edition Ultimate Rare Lightning Vortex at $299.97. Prices move daily.

Is any Flaming Eternity card on the Forbidden & Limited List?

No. As of October 23, 2026, no card in the set is Forbidden, Limited or Semi-Limited.

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