Number 100: Numeron Dragon is a LIGHT Dragon XYZ Monster with Rank 1 and 0/0 ATK/DEF. It is a Secret Rare Holo finish card from the 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection (RA01), identified by card number RA01-EN039.
2023 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection
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Number 100: Numeron Dragon is a Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game card. It is a LIGHT Dragon XYZ Monster with Rank 1 and 0/0 ATK/DEF. The card is a Secret Rare with a Holo finish. It belongs to the 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection (RA01) and carries the card number RA01-EN039.
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Number 100: Numeron Dragon
Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Secret Rare
Card Stock
English
Holo
Light
Dragon
1
0 / 0
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2 "Number" Xyz Monsters with the same name and Rank Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; this card gains ATK equal to the combined Ranks of all Xyz Monsters currently on the field x 1000, until the end of your opponent's turn. When this card is destroyed by card effect: You can destroy as many monsters on the field as possible (min. 1), then each player Sets 1 Spell/Trap Card from their Graveyard to their field. When an opponent's monster declares an attack while this card is in your Graveyard and you have no cards in your hand or field: You can Special Summon this card.
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