Magnificent Maestros Card List and Set Guide

Overview

Konami's release date for Magnificent Maestros is November 13, 2026, which is also the day it becomes tournament legal. Official Tournament Stores can sell it from November 11. TurnZero HQ's catalog dates the cards November 12, but Konami's dates are the ones that count.

It follows Magnificent Monsters, which released in September, and works the same way: nothing in it is below Ultra Rare. A box has an MSRP of $34.99 and holds three 5-card packs plus three cellophane-wrapped cards outside the packs. Konami describes those three as Secret Rares with a chance to be upgraded to Starlight Rare, and they are the only place the set's six extended-art reprints turn up.

49 of the 125 cards are new. The 18 at MAMS-EN001 to EN018 are reimagined versions of anime cards used by Seto Kaiba, Zane Truesdale, Jack Atlas, Kite Tenjo, Yuto, Yugo and Yuri, and Varis. The 10 at EN019 to EN028 are based on other anime cards, among them the first Dark Tuner monsters and Hyper Rank-Up-Magic Ultimate Force. The 21 at EN039 to EN059 are seven each for Toon, Witchcrafter and Unchained, and Konami puts one of them in every pack.

The other 76 set codes are reprints, from Neo the Magic Swordsman, first released in 2002, to cards from Chaos Origins this July. Konami groups them as ten reprints with new chibi-style art (Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle and Super Starslayer TY-PHON - Sky Crisis among them), 40 cards printed in foil for the first time (such as Madolche Ticket and Makiu, the Magical Mist), a 20-card reprint pool led by Toons, and the six extended-art cards.

Sealed Magnificent Maestros boxes are on TCGplayer. Buy links go through our TCGplayer affiliate link; see our affiliate disclosure. Once you open some, the Yu-Gi-Oh! collection tracker in TurnZero HQ logs each card by set code and rarity and values it from daily TCGplayer prices.

Cards and rarities

Magnificent Maestros has 125 set codes, each starting MAMS-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.

The 60 reprints from MAMS-EN060 to EN119 come at Ultra Rare only. The six at EN120 to EN125 are the only other reprints at Starlight Rare, which matches Konami's description of the extended-art cards (Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare, in the cellophane-wrapped cards only). The catalog lists The Sanctified Darklord at both EN114 and EN117 and Unchained Soul Lord of Yama at both EN100 and EN125; EN117 had no price on November 10, so treat that code as unconfirmed until the set is out. 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 new cards

Most of the 18 reimagined cards add to decks that already exist: Blue-Eyes, Cyber Dragon, Red Dragon Archfiend, Galaxy-Eyes and Photon, and Rokket, while the three Four Heavenly Dragons are always treated as Predaplant, Speedroid and The Phantom Knights cards. Toon, Witchcrafter and Unchained get seven new cards each. These six lead their groups.

Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast

MAMS-EN001

A Level 8 LIGHT Dragon with 3000 ATK. When it is added from your Deck to your hand, or a monster you control is destroyed by battle, you can reveal it to Special Summon it, and when it is Special Summoned from the hand or Deck it can destroy all your opponent's monsters. It can discard a card to negate an effect that targets it.

Cyber Dragon, the Luminous Mech Dragon

MAMS-EN005

Special Summons itself from your hand if you control no monsters. When it is Special Summoned it can negate an opponent's face-up monster's effects until the end of the turn, and in your Main Phase it can Fusion Summon a Machine Fusion Monster using itself and monsters from your hand or field.

Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon, Four Heavenly Dragons

MAMS-EN015

A Rank 4 for two Level 4 DARK monsters, always treated as a The Phantom Knights card. When it is Special Summoned it destroys an equal number of cards on each field, and when your opponent activates a card or effect it can detach a material to Xyz Summon a Rank 4 DARK Xyz Monster from your Extra Deck on top of itself.

Perfect Toon World

MAMS-EN044

A Field Spell whose name becomes Toon World in the Field Zone. In your Main Phase it adds a Toon card, or a card that mentions one, from your Deck to your hand, and it can banish one of your Toon monsters until another card's effect has finished resolving.

Witchcrafter Pupils

MAMS-EN049

A Fusion Monster for a Witchcrafter monster and a Spellcaster. As a Quick Effect in the Main or Battle Phase it either adds a Witchcrafter Spell from your Deck or applies the activation effect of a Witchcrafter Normal or Quick-Play Spell revealed from your hand.

Unchained Zealot - Kamra

MAMS-EN055

Destroys up to three cards you control to Special Summon itself from your hand, then draws, changes a battle position or destroys another card depending on whether it destroyed a monster, a Spell or a Trap. If an effect destroys it, it can destroy every monster on the field.

Cards worth knowing

These four reach past the set's main themes, and one of them arrives already on the Forbidden & Limited List.

Deep-Eyes White Dragon, the Blue Abyss

MAMS-EN002

Always treated as a Blue-Eyes card. Discard it to add a Level 1 LIGHT Tuner from your Deck to your hand, and when a Blue-Eyes Ritual Monster or Blue-Eyes White Dragon goes to your GY it Special Summons itself from your hand or GY with that monster's ATK.

The Guiding Flute of Summoning Dragons

MAMS-EN003

A Normal Spell for a Spellcaster deck with big Dragons. With a Spellcaster on the field it Special Summons a Level 5 or higher Dragon from your Deck, and a second copy of it if your opponent controls two or more monsters. You can only Special Summon Dragons and Spellcasters for the rest of that turn. Banished in Main Phase 2 the turn it went to the GY, it draws a card.

Lightning Crash

MAMS-EN021

Adds any Thunder monster from your Deck to your hand. The cost is that you can't Normal Summon or Set a monster with that name until the end of your opponent's next turn, and you can only activate one copy a turn.

Perfectron Hydradrive Dragon

MAMS-EN028

A Link-5 with 5000 ATK for one or more Link Monsters. On the field it is also LIGHT, WATER, FIRE and WIND, and when it is Link Summoned or after it battles it destroys as many of your opponent's monsters as possible. Konami's October list makes it Limited from November 11.

The chase card: Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast

Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast

MAMS-EN001

Rarity Starlight Rare

Set code MAMS-EN001

1st Edition presale price, November 10, 2026 $333.33

The Starlight Rare Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast was the most valuable printing with a price in Magnificent Maestros on November 10, 2026, three days before release, at $333.33. The Starlight Rares of Deep-Eyes White Dragon, the Blue Abyss ($249.99) and Funny Dark Rabbit ($249.98) were next.

Its Grand Master Rare is the scarcer card. Konami prints 100 of each reimagined card at Grand Master Rare for the Americas, numbered 001 to 100, and another 100 for markets supplied from Europe, and none of the 18 had a price yet. In Magnificent Monsters the Grand Master Rares were priced in the thousands to tens of thousands of dollars by September 30, so the Starlight Rare is unlikely to stay the most valuable version once Grand Master Rares start selling.

Every figure here is a presale price, read before anyone had opened a box. The Ultra Rare was $35.33, more than any other Ultra Rare outside the six reprints at EN120 to EN125. Expect all of these to move once the set is out.

Every Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast in Magnificent Maestros

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

The 13 most valuable printings with a price are all Starlight Rares, and the presale prices bunch up: eight Starlight Rares were at exactly $199.98 and 24 at exactly $149.98, which is what pricing looks like before the market has real copies to sell. The table has the top five, then the most valuable printings below Starlight Rare, where the reprints at EN120 to EN125, which look like the extended-art cards from the cellophane-wrapped slot, lead.

These are TCGplayer's 1st Edition market prices on November 10, 2026. That was before the set's release on November 13, 2026, so they are presale prices rather than prices settled by sales of opened cards, and they will move. Each card's page shows today's price for every printing. How Yu-Gi-Oh! card prices work →

Magnificent Maestros card list

Every set code in Magnificent Maestros, in set code order, with each rarity it is printed at: 125 set codes in all, as listed in TurnZero HQ's catalog on November 10, 2026. Each name goes to that card's page, with today's price for every printing.

Playing it

Konami's October 19, 2026 Forbidden & Limited List reached this set before it was out. Toon Table of Contents (EN102) and Toon Bookmark (EN104) became Limited that day, so a Toon deck built from this set can run only one of each. Perfectron Hydradrive Dragon (EN028) starts its life Limited: the list says that change takes effect with the set's release on November 11. Maliss in Underground (EN038) is Semi-Limited, and Magical Scientist (EN061) is a reprint you can't play in Advanced Format, where it is Forbidden; it is Limited in Traditional Format.

The Toon cards build around Toon World. Perfect Toon World counts as Toon World in the Field Zone and searches Toon cards, Funny Dark Rabbit takes a Toon Field or Continuous Spell from your Deck and gives you an extra Normal Summon for a monster that mentions Toon World, and Animimicat Tributes a monster, one of your opponent's if you control Toon World, to Special Summon a monster that mentions Toon World from your hand or Deck.

Witchcrafter gets a Fusion package. Witchcrafter Terracottan Special Summons itself by adding a Witchcrafter card from your GY to your hand, and can Fusion Summon a Witchcrafter Fusion Monster, and Witchcrafter Madame Rilliona, made from Witchcrafter Madame Verre and two Spellcasters, Special Summons up to three, when it is Fusion Summoned, Level 7 or lower Witchcrafters with different Attributes from your hand or Deck. Madame Verre and Witchcrafter Vice-Madame are reprinted here at EN122 and EN123.

Unchained keeps destroying its own cards for value. When Unchained Oni of Shyma is Normal Summoned it Special Summons a Level 4 or lower Unchained from your Deck and then destroys one of your cards, Unchained Oni of Shara comes back from the GY when a card on the field is destroyed by battle or by a card effect other than its own, and Shyma brings in another Unchained from your hand or Deck when it is destroyed. Unchained Twins - Rakea, Unchained Soul Lord of Yama and Unchained Abomination are reprinted beside them.

Deck building rules and the Forbidden & Limited List →

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