Legendary Arc-V Decks Set Guide

Overview

Legendary Arc-V Decks is three decks in one product. Its set codes split by deck: ENL for Lunalight (35 codes in the catalog), ENO for Odd-Eyes and Performapal (32) and ENS for Speedroid (27).

Five cards were first released with the set on August 6, 2026: Lunalight Scarlet Tiger and Lunalight Masquerade, Odd-Eyes Solblaze Dragon and Odd-Eyes Override Dragon, and Speedroid Darumaknocker. Lunalight Masquerade was also printed in Limited Pack World Championship 2026.

Each deck also carries generic cards, and several repeat across the set. Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring and Called by the Grave are in all three decks, which is why 94 codes cover 87 different cards.

Cards and rarities

Legendary Arc-V Decks has 94 set codes, each starting LAVD-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 a card printed at two or three rarities counts in each row. The catalog also tags four new cards with a placeholder rarity, which is left out, and its numbering has gaps (ENO01 and ENS02, for example), so 94 is the number of codes it lists today. 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, and each gets at least one new card. The five new cards:

Lunalight Scarlet Tiger

LAVD-ENL13

When you activate a Lunalight monster's effect, it Special Summons itself from your hand, and can add Polymerization if your opponent activated a card or effect that turn. Sent to the GY by a card effect, it Special Summons a Lunalight monster other than a Level 5 from your GY or face-up Extra Deck, which cannot activate its effects.

Lunalight Masquerade

LAVD-ENL26

A Continuous Spell that sends a Lunalight monster from your Deck to the GY the turn it is activated. When you Fusion Summon a Lunalight monster, it adds Polymerization from your GY or banishment to your hand.

Odd-Eyes Solblaze Dragon

LAVD-ENO26

A Level 8 Synchro Tuner that Special Summons a face-up Pendulum Monster from your Extra Deck when it is Special Summoned. From the GY, it Special Summons itself by banishing 2 other Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Pendulum Monsters.

Odd-Eyes Override Dragon

LAVD-ENO38

A Link-3 that destroys another card you control to draw 1, and on your turn can discard a card to negate an effect your opponent activates. If it destroyed a Pendulum Monster Card, you get an extra Pendulum Summon of Performapal, Magician or Odd-Eyes monsters that turn.

Speedroid Darumaknocker

LAVD-ENS15

Sends a Speedroid card from your Deck to the GY to Special Summon itself from your hand, after which you can only Special Summon WIND monsters that turn. When it goes from the field to the GY, it adds a Speedroid Spell/Trap from your Deck to your hand.

Cards worth knowing

The generic cards here work in any deck, because none of them needs a particular archetype. Four worth knowing:

Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring

LAVD-ENL06

Discard it to negate an effect that adds a card from the Deck to the hand, Special Summons from the Deck, or sends a card from the Deck to the GY. One copy is in each deck.

Effect Veiler

LAVD-ENL01

During your opponent's Main Phase, send it from your hand to the GY to negate the effects of an Effect Monster they control until the end of the turn. It is in the Lunalight and Speedroid decks.

S:P Little Knight

LAVD-ENL41

A Link-2 that banishes a card on the field or in either GY when Link Summoned using a Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link Monster. Its Quick Effect banishes 2 face-up monsters, one of yours included, until the End Phase.

Mulcharmy Fuwalos

LAVD-ENS13

If you control no cards, discard it to draw a card each time your opponent Special Summons from the Deck or Extra Deck this turn. A Common in the Speedroid deck, it was $8.20 on September 30.

The chase card: Lunalight Liger Dancer

Lunalight Liger Dancer

LAVD-ENL34

Rarity Starlight Rare

Set code LAVD-ENL34

1st Edition market price, September 30, 2026 $107.38

The Starlight Rare Lunalight Liger Dancer (LAVD-ENL34) is the most valuable card in Legendary Arc-V Decks. It was $107.38 on September 30, 2026, ahead of the Beyond the Pendulum Starlight Rare at $97.16.

It is a Level 12 Fusion Monster made from Lunalight Leo Dancer and 3 Lunalight monsters. It is unaffected by card effects except Lunalight cards, can attack twice each Battle Phase, and once per turn (Quick Effect) can send a Lunalight monster from your Extra Deck to the GY to destroy all your opponent's Special Summoned monsters.

Its Secret Rare in the same deck was $6.96, so the Starlight Rare cost about fifteen times as much.

Every Lunalight Liger Dancer in Legendary Arc-V Decks

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

Every one of the eight most valuable printings on September 30 was a Starlight Rare, and four of the top five were Lunalight cards.

These are TCGplayer's 1st Edition market prices on September 30, 2026. Prices for a new set can move a long way in its first months, 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

Each deck is built around one archetype, and the new cards are written for their own. Scarlet Tiger and Masquerade support Lunalight Fusion Summons, Solblaze and Override support Pendulum Summons, and Darumaknocker searches Speedroid Spells and Traps.

Nothing in the set is Forbidden, but six cards are Limited to one copy on the Forbidden & Limited List as of October 1, 2026: Foolish Burial, Called by the Grave, Crossout Designator, Triple Tactics Talent, Pot of Prosperity and Astrograph Sorcerer. Called by the Grave is printed three times and Triple Tactics Talent twice, so if you combine decks, the extra copies are spares.

Deck building rules and the Forbidden & Limited List →

Frequently Asked Questions