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The 2008 Yu-Gi-Oh! Phantom Darkness Obsidian Dragon trading card (PTDN-EN023), a common Effect Monster for dedicated TCG collectors.

Obsidian Dragon

2008 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Phantom Darkness

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Description

Identified by the code PTDN-EN023, this card serves as a recognizable staple for collectors cataloging the progression of the game during the late 2000s. As a Common rarity card, Obsidian Dragon is widely accessible, making it an excellent entry point for new collectors looking to complete their Phantom Darkness collection without the financial strain associated with higher-tier parallels or holographics. Its presence in the set provides a complete picture of the card pool available to players and hobbyists during that specific year. Collecting specific cards from the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG allows fans to preserve the history of the game's evolution. The Obsidian Dragon card is a tangible link to the 2008 meta, offering a straightforward addition to any organized binder or display case. For those who enjoy the narrative of collecting, acquiring this card completes a small but meaningful segment of the broader Phantom Darkness expansion. Whether you are a seasoned player tracking the history of Effect Monsters or a casual fan gathering memorabilia from your favorite series, the Obsidian Dragon represents a solid component of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy. Its straightforward design and common status make it a reliable target for set builders aiming for 100% completion of the PTDN series. The enduring popularity of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Franchise ensures that cards from this period remain relevant. Collectors often value the completeness of their sets over the rarity of individual cards, and the Obsidian Dragon facilitates that goal. By focusing on the full scope of the Phantom Darkness release, enthusiasts can appreciate the design and mechanical diversity that defined the game's identity in 2008.

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Card Details

The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.

Catalog Profile

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Year

2008

Series

Phantom Darkness

Card Number

#PTDN-EN023

Featured Subject

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Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Attribute

Dark

Monster type

Rock

Level

4

ATK / DEF

800 / 2100

Card Text

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Negate the effects of Spell and Trap Cards that target only 1 face-up DARK monster you control, and destroy them.

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FAQ

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What set code does the Obsidian Dragon card carry?

The Obsidian Dragon card is part of the 2008 Phantom Darkness set and carries the catalog number PTDN-EN023.

Is the Obsidian Dragon card a rare holographic?

No, the Obsidian Dragon is classified as a Common rarity card within the Phantom Darkness expansion.

What type of card is Obsidian Dragon in the TCG?

Obsidian Dragon is an Effect Monster card that belongs to the Rock monster type and possesses the DARK attribute.

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