Released on May 24th, the Clash of the Duel Masters expansion offers one thing that is entirely new to the game – multi-civilization cards. This particular release includes two competitive decks, each with forty cards, as well as a variety of nine card booster packs. Whether you’re new to Kaijudo, or already have a formidable deck at your disposal, keeping your eye on the newest expansions is a must if you want to stay competitive in your local games. A tie-in tv series is the cherry on the top, as kids can put a face on their favorite cards. Each deck is accompanied by an easy to understand run-through of how to play the game, and there’s even an online component where kids can hone their skills and get in a game even when their friends aren’t available to play. The basic goal in each game is to destroy your opponents shields before they destroy yours, with masterful use of your deck and a good measure of luck thrown in. The game is fairly easy to pick up on, and well within the skill level of kids around the age of eight and up – but it’s actually pretty fun for adults too, making it a great game for families to enjoy together. With all new creatures and spells, as well as the addition of multi-civilization cards, there’s a lot of new options in the Clash of the Duel Masters set – but is it a worthwhile addition to your deck, or just another money grab?įor the uninitiated, Kaijudo is a new trading card game in the style of such fan favorites as Magic the Gathering and Pokemon, with tons of cards to collect, creatures to enjoy, and a whole lot of options for crushing opponents and trading with friends. The franchise was discontinued in 2014, with the TV series cancelled after its second season.Wizards of the Coast has just released the biggest expansion set in popular trading card game Kaijudo.
The companion trading card game was issued by Wizards of the Coast and first released on June 26, 2012. Kaijudo premiered on the Hub Network, a joint venture between Hasbro and Discovery, on June 2, 2012. Wizards of the Coast also launched the companion Duel Masters Trading Card Game in the United States in the same year the series would eventually be discontinued in 2006. Previously, Hasbro Entertainment licensed and produced an English-language adaptation of the 2002 Duel Masters anime series with Plastic Cow Productions in 2004, as well as an American-exclusive second season, Duel Masters: Sacred Lands, with Elastic Media Corporation. The animated series was produced by Hasbro Studios, animated by Moi Animation in South Korea, and developed by Henry Gilroy and Andrew R.
Kaijudo is a 2012 American animated series and trading card game that serve as a spin-off and relaunch of the Japanese Duel Masters franchise.
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