Maze of Memories artfully combines the best of classic and contemporary elements, offering a curated set of cards to transport you on a journey through time, from the iconic Duel Monsters era to the cutting-edge world of Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS. Target 1 Dragon monster you control; its ATK becomes doubled (until the end of this turn), then, if your opponent currently controls a Dragon monster, the activation of the targeted monster's effects cannot be negated for the rest of this turn. During your Main Phase: You can banish this card from your GY; Special Summon 1 of your Dragon Xyz Monsters that is banished or in your GY, in Defense Position. You can only use 1 "Saga of the Dragon Emperor" effect per turn, and only once that turn. During your Main Phase: You can Special Summon 1 Fairy monster from you hand. You must control a Level 1 Fairy monster to activate and to resolve this effect. You can only use this effect of "Court of Justice" once per turn. You'll have another chance to smash the competition with one of the most powerful Synchro Monsters around - Baronne De Fleur! Now before we look at the regular reprints in this set, I’ll take a second to spotlight Ancient Fairy Dragon since there is a key feature to note here. As we noticed on the February F/L List, Ancient Fairy Dragon’s return to Limited status took effect on March 10th (the offical release date of this set). This is due to the fact that the card has received an errata in this set to change its effects to be more acceptable in the current game enviorment. Now, the abilitiy to summon a Level 4 or lower monster from your hand by giving up your Battle Phase remains the same, only now it is a hard once per turn instead of a soft once per turn, meaning you can’t use this effect with multiple copies in the same turn. The hard once per turn also applies to destroying a Field Spell to gain 1000 LP and search another, just now you must add a Field Spell with a different name from any destroyed Field Spell, making sure you have to use multiple different Field Spells to get the most value from this effect.

The YGO Maze of Memories collection also breathes new life into classic strategies, adding a touch of ingenuity to your gameplay. The assortment of versatile cards and spell features ensures endless possibilities and thrilling combinations to keep you on your toes.

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Every good labyrinth needs a guardian, and Maze of Memories is defended by new World Premiere cards that revitalize the Paradox Brothers’ iconic Gate Guardian! Combine Kazejin, Suijin, and Sanga of the Thunder in any way you like to Special Summon brand-new Fusion Monsters! Unveiling the latest addition to Magic Madhouse's expansive inventory, the YGO Maze of Memories collection is a treasure trove for Yu-Gi-Oh enthusiasts. This dynamic release is set to captivate fans with its stunning array of new Gate Guardian cards, alongside a host of Collector's Rare cards and cherished themes from across the Yu-Gi-Oh universe. Special Summon 1 of your "Infernity" monsters that is banished, or in your hand or GY. If a face-up "Infernity" monster(s) you control is destroyed by battle, or leaves the field because of an opponent's card effect, while this card is in your GY: You can Set this card. You can only use each effect of "This Creepy Little Punk" once per turn.

If 2 or more cards are in the same column, you can Special Summon this card (from your hand) in that column. You can only Special Summon "Mekk-Knight Red Moon" once per turn this way. You can banish 1 "Mekk-Knight" monster from your GY, then target 1 face-up monster in this card's column; destroy it. If you control a Spellcaster monster: You can banish up to 3 "Spellbook" Spells from your GY; apply this effect, depending on the number of Spells banished for this card's activation. You can only activate 1 "Spellbook of Fate" per turn.Number" monsters you control with a number between "101" and "107" in their name, as well as "CXyz" monsters and "Number C" monsters you control, cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects, and your opponent cannot target them with card effects. Once per turn, if you Special Summon an Xyz Monster with a "Rank-Up-Magic" Spell's effect: You can target that Xyz Monster and 1 monster your opponent controls; attach that opponent's monster to that Xyz Monster as material. Dinosaur, Sea Serpent, or Thunder: Once per turn, if you activate a Spell Card (except during the Damage Step): You can inflict 1000 damage to your opponent. If 2 or more cards are in the same column, you can Special Summon this card (from your hand) in that column. You can only Special Summon "Mekk-Knight Yellow Star" once per turn this way. You can banish 1 "Mekk-Knight" monster from your GY, then target 1 Spell/Trap in this card's column; destroy it. Once per Chain, if a Link-4 monster is Link Summoned: You can place 1 counter on this card (max 3), then you can apply the following effect based on the number of counters on it. Overall I do think this is a solid set. There were some questionable choices, however. I do think making Wind-Up Kitten and 2 Rikka cards take up Ultra slots in this set was a weird choice. Also out of all the Photon cards to reprint and make a Collector’s Rare, I would of rather something like Number 90: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord or maybe even Number 38: Hope Harbringer Dragon Titanic Galaxy over Photon Orbital, but that’s fine. I also would of chose Spellbook of Judgment to be in here as a Collector’s Rare over Spellbok of Fate. The only card I feel should of been a Collector’s Rare that wasn’t was probably Ancient Fairy Dragon. With all that out of the way, all the new Gate Guardian support is super cool and the imported cards from the History Archive Collection are nice to finally have for competitive and casual players, alongside collectors. There are solid reprints in here like Baronne de Fleur, Guardian Chimera, Solemn Judgment, Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax, etc. Even the Wind-Up Kitten and Rikka stuff is good to reprint, even if the rarity choices feel like a miss. Also a few nice things that needed reprints like Kalut the Moon Shadow and Nimble Anger to name a few. Overall a solid set that will likely age well to similar success of sets like Toon Chaos and to a lesser extent currently King’s Court.