Over the years, this tradition continued in select issues of Japanese and North American versions of Shonen Jump and associated magazines. This KaibaCorp Blue-Eyes White Dragon isn't the first to launch as a promotional card for a Jump magazine, as the promotional card for the North American debut issue of Shonen Jump included a then-new alternate art version of the card, which debuted later for the Japanese version of the magazine. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, t. This rarity features the gold name and holofoil image of Ultra Rare cards alongside the KaibaCorp Rare coating and KaibaCorp logo. This card has has three different artworks in all media it has been released in.
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It was also part of a new Yu-Gi-Oh! rarity, KaibaCorp Ultra Rare, which first debuted with the Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Movie Pack.
This version of the mighty dragon features art by the late Yu-Gi-Oh! Creator Kazuki Takahashi. 21, 2016, to promote The Dark Side of Dimensions, released in Japan the same week. Utopia Yugioh Card I made from memory as part of my 9 Item Box Project I did for work experiance for college. This card is one of the first three Xyz Monsters to be released. Lores Artworks Names Anime Manga Manga Yu-Gi-Oh D Team ZEXAL This card has has three different artworks in all media it has been released in. The KaibaCorp Ultra Rare alternate art version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon first debuted with the eighth volume of the bi-weekly magazine Jump Ryu on Apr. The artwork book of Kazuki Takahashi released on December 2011 revealed that this card originally had the number '3' instead of '39', as the artwork shows '03' on Utopia's shoulder.
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