DB1-EN207 Humanoid Slime from the 2004 Dark Beginning 1 set. A foundational Common card for Yu-Gi-Oh! collectors completing the early series.
Humanoid Slime
2004 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Dark Beginning 1
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DB1-EN207 Humanoid Slime is a foundational piece of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Beginning 1 expansion, released in 2004. As a Common rarity card, it serves as an essential component for collectors aiming to complete the full set from this pivotal era. The Dark Beginning 1 series marked the introduction of the game to the English-speaking market, making cards from this release historically significant for dedicated hobbyists. Collecting cards from this subset offers insight into the early design language and mechanical philosophy of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. While the card's status as a Common makes it accessible, its presence in the set provides a tangible connection to the franchise's initial growth. For investors and casual players alike, owning cards from the 2004 release period represents a piece of gaming history. Whether you are building a comprehensive archive of the game's origins or seeking specific cards for strategic deck construction, this release remains a cornerstone of the hobby. The enduring appeal of Dark Beginning 1 lies in its role as the starting point for millions of players worldwide.
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Humanoid Slime
Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Common
Card Stock
English
Water
Aqua
4
800 / 2000
Slime
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This slime apparently has some human genes in its genetic makeup.
