Legendary 5D's Decks Set Guide

Overview

Legendary 5D's Decks is three decks in one product. Its set codes split by deck: ENA for the Black Rose Dragon deck (24 codes in the catalog), ENC for Blackwing (23) and ENY for Synchron (36). Three more codes, ENS01 to ENS03, are Secret Rare versions of a Synchro Monster from each deck.

The set totals 111 cards, but the catalog lists 86 set codes so far, so the counts on this page cover those 86. They hold 82 different cards: Stardust Dragon, Black Rose Dragon and Black-Winged Dragon each have a deck code and an ENS code, and Called by the Grave appears in two decks.

Eight cards are new, first released with the set on November 6, 2025, and all eight are in the Synchron deck. The rest are reprints going back to Monster Reborn in 2002.

Cards and rarities

Legendary 5D's Decks has 86 set codes, each starting L5DD-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.

Counts are set codes, so Miracle Fertilizer, Black Garden and Basal Rose Shoot, each listed at both Common and Ultra Rare, count in both rows. The catalog does not list a rarity for 3 of the 86 yet: Anchorbolt Hedgehog, Crossroad Sonic Chick and One-Way Synchro, all new cards. There is no Starlight Rare in the catalog's list. 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 three decks

Each deck is built around one archetype. Two cards from each, starting with the Black Rose Dragon deck, which uses Plant monsters and Black Garden:

Black Rose Dragon

L5DD-ENA26

When Synchro Summoned, it can destroy every card on the field. Once per turn, banish a Plant from your GY to change a Defense Position monster your opponent controls to Attack Position with 0 ATK for the turn.

Black Garden

L5DD-ENA18

A Field Spell that halves the ATK of each monster Summoned face-up, and that monster's controller Special Summons a Rose Token to their opponent's field. It can destroy itself and the Plants on the field to Special Summon a monster from your GY with ATK equal to their total.

Blackwing - Gale the Whirlwind

L5DD-ENC01

A Tuner that Special Summons itself from your hand while you control another Blackwing monster. Once per turn, it halves the ATK and DEF of a face-up monster your opponent controls.

Blackwing Armor Master

L5DD-ENC27

A Synchro Monster that cannot be destroyed by battle, and you take no battle damage from its attacks. It places Wedge Counters on monsters it attacks, which you can remove to make their ATK and DEF 0 for the turn.

Synchro Fellowship

L5DD-ENY05

New. Adds Junk Synchron and a monster that mentions Junk Warrior or Stardust Dragon from your Deck to your hand, then you discard 1. From the GY, it lowers a Synchro Monster's Level by 1 and gives you an extra Normal Summon for a Synchron monster.

Junk Warrior Extreme

L5DD-ENY32

New. A Level 8 Synchro for Junk Synchron and 1+ non-Tuners. When Synchro Summoned, it Special Summons as many Level 2 or lower monsters from your GY as possible, though neither player can activate their effects that turn.

Cards worth knowing

Each deck also carries generic cards that work without its archetype. Four worth knowing:

Mulcharmy Purulia

L5DD-ENY18

If you control no cards, discard it to draw a card each time your opponent Normal or Special Summons from the hand this turn. A Common here, it was $4.06 on September 30, 2026.

Forbidden Droplet

L5DD-ENY29

Send any number of other cards from your hand or field to the GY to halve the ATK and negate the effects of that many Effect Monsters your opponent controls. Your opponent cannot respond with cards of the same type you sent.

Infinite Impermanence

L5DD-ENY31

A Trap that negates a face-up monster your opponent controls until the end of the turn. You can activate it from your hand if you control no cards.

Called by the Grave

L5DD-ENC21

Banishes a monster from your opponent's GY and negates the effects of monsters with its original name until the end of the next turn. Limited to one copy, and printed in two of the decks.

The chase card: Mulcharmy Fuwalos

Mulcharmy Fuwalos

L5DD-ENC16

Rarity Common

Set code L5DD-ENC16

1st Edition market price, September 30, 2026 $8.79

The Common Mulcharmy Fuwalos (L5DD-ENC16) is the most valuable card in Legendary 5D's Decks. It was $8.79 on September 30, 2026, more than twice the next card, the Common Mulcharmy Purulia at $4.06.

It is a generic card from the Blackwing deck. If you control no cards, you discard it to draw a card each time your opponent Special Summons from the Deck or Extra Deck that turn, and nothing in its text mentions Blackwing.

Fuwalos has only one printing in the set, so there is no foil version to chase. The highest-priced foil was the Secret Rare Stardust Dragon at $1.27.

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

Prices across the set are low. On September 30, 2026, only two printings were above $1.30, both Common Mulcharmy cards, and the three Secret Rares ranged from $0.35 to $1.27.

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

Nothing in the set is Forbidden, but five cards are Limited to one copy on the Forbidden & Limited List as of October 1, 2026: Monster Reborn, Terraforming, One for One, Crossout Designator and Called by the Grave. Called by the Grave is printed in both the Blackwing and Synchron decks, so if you combine decks, the second copy is a spare.

The new cards are written for Junk Warrior. Full-Speed Warrior, Anchorbolt Hedgehog, Crossroad Sonic Chick, Scrap Synchron, Synchro Fellowship, One-Way Synchro and Scrap Warrior all name Junk Warrior, Junk Synchron or Synchro Monsters with "Warrior" in their names, so they add the most to the Synchron deck and little to the other two.

Deck building rules and the Forbidden & Limited List →

Frequently Asked Questions