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The Lone Wolf card (TLM-EN060) from the 2005 Yu-Gi-Oh! The Lost Millennium expansion is a staple for collectors of early era Trading Card Game sets.

Lone Wolf

2005 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • The Lost Millennium

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Released in 2005 as part of the Yu-Gi-Oh! The Lost Millennium expansion, the Lone Wolf card (TLM-EN060) holds a distinct place in the history of the Trading Card Game. This release is cataloged with the set code TLM, identifying it within one of the pivotal early eras of the franchise's global print run. For collectors focused on the foundational years of Yu-Gi-Oh!, acquiring cards from The Lost Millennium set provides a tangible connection to the game's rapid evolution during its first wave of international distribution. The Lone Wolf card is identified by the unique catalog number TLM-EN060, serving as a specific reference point for enthusiasts who organize their collections by set and sequence. In the context of The catalog, this card is treated as a key component for those tracking the complete print history of the 2005 era. The product is recognized by its status as a Common rarity within The Lost Millennium series, making it accessible for builders looking to complete their base set without the premium cost associated with higher rarity variants. Collecting The Lost Millennium series often appeals to hobbyists interested in the structural design of early Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards. The Lone Wolf card, with its straightforward classification and early release date, represents the straightforward card design philosophy of that time. Whether you are a long-time fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Franchise or a new collector exploring the depths of the Trading Card Game's history, this card serves as an entry point into the rich archive of the 2005 print run.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2005

Series

The Lost Millennium

Card Number

#TLM-EN060

Featured Subject

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Featured

Lone Wolf

Game

Yu-Gi-Oh!

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Monster type

Continuous

Card Text

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Activate only if the 1 and only monster on your side of the field is "Chu-Ske the Mouse Fighter", "Monk Fighter", or "Master Monk". That monster cannot be destroyed as a result of battle, and is unaffected by any of your opponent's monster effects.

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What set is the Lone Wolf card from?

The Lone Wolf card is from the Yu-Gi-Oh! The Lost Millennium expansion, which was released in 2005.

What is the catalog number for Lone Wolf?

The specific catalog number for this card is TLM-EN060, identifying its position within The Lost Millennium set.

Is the Lone Wolf card a rare variant?

Within The Lost Millennium set, the Lone Wolf card is classified as a Common rarity, making it a standard part of the base release.

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