Gear Gigant X is a Super Rare EARTH Machine XYZ Monster from the 2013 Yu-Gi-Oh! Maximum Gold set, featuring direct attack capabilities and unique protective effects.
2013 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Maximum Gold
Near Mint (NM)
MAGO-EN132
Super Rare
New
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Gear Gigant X, cataloged as MAGO-EN132, is a distinct Super Rare card from the 2013 Yu-Gi-Oh! Maximum Gold set. As an EARTH Machine Type XYZ Monster with a Rank of 4, this First Edition card appeals to collectors focused on the Geargia archetype. The card features a holographic finish, adding a tactile dimension to the Maximum Gold release that distinguishes it from standard print runs. In gameplay, Gear Gigant X requires three Level 4 WIND monsters as Xyz Materials. Its design emphasizes offensive pressure through the ability to attack your opponent directly. This mechanic allows players to bypass defensive boards, making it a strategic asset in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. The card also provides defensive utility by preventing opponents from targeting "Harpie" monsters with effects or attacks, creating a synergy between Machine and Winged Beast strategies. Gear Gigant X stands out as a sought-after piece for those completing the set or building decks around the Geargia theme. The card's first edition status adds to its collectibility, marking it as part of the initial release wave. The combination of its mechanical versatility and aesthetic appeal makes Gear Gigant X a cornerstone for many enthusiasts. Whether you are assembling a comprehensive collection of Maximum Gold cards or seeking specific archetype pieces, this card represents a significant addition. The direct attack effect and protective barrier offer unique gameplay opportunities, while the Super Rare treatment ensures it remains a visual highlight in any binder.
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Gear Gigant X
Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
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1st Edition
Super Rare
Card Stock
English
Holo
Earth
Machine
4
2300 / 1500
Geargia
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3 Level 4 WIND monsters This card's effects can only be applied/resolved while it has Xyz Material. This card can attack your opponent directly. Your opponent cannot target any "Harpie" monsters with effects or for attacks. During each of your End Phases: Detach 1 Xyz Material from this card.
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As a first edition Rare from the 2012 Maximum Gold set, this card primarily trades on nostalgia and set completionism rather than current meta playability. The first edition stamp commands a notable premium over non-first edition counterparts, appealing to collectors focused on early 2010s print runs. While it does not command ultra-rare pricing due to its common rarity tier, the limited active listings indicate a tight market for this specific variant.
Within Maximum Gold, this card holds a standard Rare designation, meaning it is more frequently encountered in sealed product than Ultra Rares or Secret Rares. The scarcity here is driven by the card's specific print run and the first edition status, rather than inherent pull rate difficulty. Unlike holographic or full-art variants from modern sets, this card relies on its age and edition status for distinctiveness rather than complex foil treatments.
Long-term value stability depends heavily on the sustained collector interest in the Maximum Gold series and the broader early 2010s Yu-Gi-Oh! era. As the set ages, sealed product availability diminishes, potentially increasing demand for complete, graded, or first-edition singles from completionists. However, price appreciation is likely to be modest compared to high-rarity chase cards, making it a stable hold for niche collectors rather than a high-growth speculative asset.
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