Magnificent Maestros: where the extended-art cards are

Seto Kaiba is the dragon-loving rival from the Yu-Gi-Oh! animated series. If his dragons brought you back, start with a small wish list. Your binder does not need to inherit his competitive streak.

The White Phantom Beast fires a bright beam, while Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon brings a cartoon grin. Choose the picture you would enjoy seeing in a binder. Enlarge the two-card comparison.

Magnificent Maestros is a boxed Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME release. Konami’s North American page lists November 11, 2026 for Official Tournament Stores and November 13 for general release.

Its 24 extended-art designs appear in:

• The 18 reimagined anime cards can appear as extended art in the three foil-wrapped packs.
• Six older-card extended-art designs appear only among the three separately cellophane-wrapped cards.

Selected previews from foil packs

Six previews from the reimagined group. View the full-size card samples.

Selected previews from separately wrapped cards

Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon, Witchcrafter Vice-Madame and Unchained Soul Lord of Yama are three of the six older-card designs. View the full-size card samples.

Both groups have Ultra Rare and Starlight Rare versions. Those counts describe the available designs, not what one box guarantees.

Only the 18 reimagined cards have serial-numbered Grand Master Rare versions. Konami specifies 100 of each for the Americas and a separate 100 for Europe-distributed markets; the latter serials end in “E.” The six older-card extended arts have no Grand Master version.

For a manageable first project, choose one character and one version before shopping. Keep the full name and rarity together on your list. If you enjoy planning the page first, FoilFox’s Binder Organizer explains pocket layouts and reserved gaps.

The card previews are Konami’s official digital samples.

Source: Konami’s North American product information, checked November 4, 2026.