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Exclusive Card Reveal: Yu-Gi-Oh! Danger! Thunderbird!
The Yu-Gi-Oh! Soul Fusion booster set is scheduled to launch on October 19, and with it, a slew of new cards to collect. If you can't wait to crack open your first Soul Fusion pack in a couple weeks, we have an exclusive reveal for the upcoming booster: the Danger! Thunderbird! card.
The Danger! Thunderbird! card is a Secret Rare card that continues the Danger! theme that debuted in the Cybernetic Horizon set earlier this year. When you activate the effect of a Danger! monster, your opponent must try to find the cryptid in your hand.
If they don't find it, the Danger! monster is special summoned to the field and you get to draw a card for free. If they do find it, it's discarded but triggers the bonus effect.
The Soul Fusion booster adds new Fusion Summoning and cards that support strategies from the earliest days of Yu-Gi-Oh! to the most recent releases. In addition to continuing the aforementioned Danger! theme cards, the Soul Fusion booster also adds a reborn Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon card, as well as an entire new family of Thunder Dragon cards based on the original one.
The Soul Fusion booster also contains cards from the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS series. This booster brings the premiere opportunity to obtain cards used by Soulburner and Flame, as well as Playmaker's Cyberse Clock Dragon. The booster contains 100 cards in total including 8 Secret Rares, 10 Ultra Rares, and 14 Super Rares.
The Danger! Thunderbird! card releases as part of the Soul Fusion booster which launches in North America on October 19.
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