I Opened EVERY Pack Of Yugioh Cards ($15,000)

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In a video celebrating 150,000 subscribers, the narrator opens nearly 300 different Yu-Gi-Oh packs from 2002 to 2022, focusing on English first edition packs and excluding Japanese releases, aiming for valuable cards like Dark Magician and Vanity's Emptiness. The narrator expresses gratitude to viewers and sponsors for making the video possible, showcasing various pack openings and rare card pulls like Ghost Rares and Ultimate Rares, obtained after years of collecting and opening packs from different sets.

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Focus on first edition English Yu-Gi-Oh packs, excluding Japanese releases.
Nearly 300 different Yu-Gi-Oh packs released from 2002 to 2022.
A giveaway sponsored by EM for a Gearfried the Iron Knight seal tin.
Spent around $15,000 acquiring all packs for the video.
Gratitude expressed to viewers and contributors for making the video possible.
European packs preferred for better placement of items at the back, despite being more prone to damage.
Notable pulls include Magnificent Map secret rare, Quick Draw Synchron, and Magician of Chaos.
Various sets opened, such as Maximum Gold El Dorado, Burst of Destiny, and Synchro Storm.

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00:00

"Ultimate Yu-Gi-Oh Pack Opening Extravaganza"

Opening every Yu-Gi-Oh pack ever made in this video for a 150,000 subscriber special.
Focus on first edition English packs, excluding Japanese releases.
Nearly 300 different Yu-Gi-Oh packs released from 2002 to 2022.
A giveaway sponsored by an ultimate channel member, EM, for a Gearfried the Iron Knight seal tin.
Packs may be loose, potentially scaled, but efforts made to ensure legitimacy.
Starting with 2021 pack, pulling a Magnificent Map secret rare.
Spent around $15,000 acquiring all packs for this special video.
Opening various packs like Tactical Masters, Power of the Elements, and Legendary Duelist Season 3.
Pulling cards like Quick Draw Synchron, Magician of Chaos, and Fairy Tale Snow.
Gratitude expressed to viewers and contributors for making the video possible.

10:23

Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Pack Unboxings and Reveals

European packs preferred for better placement of items at the back, despite being more prone to damage.
Unboxing of Brothers of Legend cards, including Dragoon, Penguin Sword, Fossil Deck, Astral Topia Kaiju Capture Mission, and Number 99 Utopia Dragon.
Opening of Maximum Gold El Dorado packs, revealing Rocket Racer, Broken Line, Scrap Gold, and Invoked Mecca cards.
Introduction of Burst of Destiny cards, featuring the search for DPE and potential Starlight pulls.
Unveiling of Synchro Storm cards, hoping for a valuable Baron pull, but obtaining Nightingale instead.
Exploration of Legendary Duelist cards, highlighting the lack of value in the set except for a few initial cards.
Opening of OTS 17 packs, aiming for valuable pulls like Droplet and Utopian Aura.
Delving into 2021 Ten of Ancient Battles packs, revealing cards like Cross-Side Designator and Triple Tactics Talent.
Unboxing of Ghosts from the Past packs, hoping for a Dark Magician pull and encountering cards like Danger Thunderbird and Miracle Synchro Fusion.
Opening of Blazing Vortex packs, showcasing cards like Machina Unclassified, Specimen, and Arm Dragon Thunder Level Seven.

21:42

Duelist Packs: Highlights of Various Cards

The pack contains various cards, with highlights like Dark Magician Girl alt art, Guppy Ice Hand, Toon Rollback, Ritual Sanctuary, Tune Briefcase, Doom Virus Dragon, and more.
The pack includes cards like Ten of Lost Memories 2020, featuring Dragoon.
Other cards in the pack are Infinitrack Drag Shovel, Time Thief Flyback Jelly Cannon, Dark Factory More Production, Evalkery Chariot, Princess Blue Tang, Crackdown, Evil Eye Defeat, and Amber Maju Garzettes.
Rise of the Duelist set is discussed, with notable cards like Infernobyl, Triple Tactics Talents, Indulge Dark Lord, Abyss Actor Twinkle Little Star, and Infernoble Arms J-U-Ace.
Battles of Legend Armageddon set is mentioned, with cards like Dragon Buster Destruction Swordsman, Artifact Sanctum, Penguin Torpedo, and Number C92 Heart Earth Chaos Dragon.
Legendary Duelist Season One set includes cards like Mega Roy City, Darkness Dragon, Ancient City Rainbow Ruins, and more.
First Edition Tune Chaos set is highlighted, with cards like Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Evening Twilight, Mass Hero Blast, Chaos Sorcerer, and Eternal Chaos.
OTS 13 pack includes cards like Yoyo Defender, Formula Synchron, and Where Are Thou.
Eternity Code set features cards like Proxy F Magician, The Stairs of Mail, Golden Hair, and Burning Draw.
Secret Slayer First Edition set includes cards like Eldlich the Golden Lord, Quakimir Guardian, and Conquistador of the Golden Land.

32:44

"Unveiling Rare Cards from Various Packs"

The text discusses opening various packs of cards, starting with a rare and expensive gadgets pack.
Cards pulled from the gadgets pack include Brotherhood of the fire fist Cardinal, Subterra final battle, and fire formation Indian secret rare.
Following the gadgets pack, the text mentions opening an OTS 11 tournament pack.
The text highlights the variety of series before reaching OTS 11 and the cards obtained from it, like Fortune Lady Fire.
Moving on to Speed Duel Scars of Battle, cards like Blastphere and Insect Armor with Laser Cannon are mentioned.
The text then delves into opening Rising Rampage first edition, hoping to pull the Appaloosa card.
Cards from Rising Rampage include Reptilian Lamia, Beat Raptor, and Marincess Current.
The text transitions to opening Speed Duel Attack from the Deep, featuring cards like Ready for Interception and Snitchy.
Opening Dark Neostorm follows, with cards like Altergeist Dragovirion and Time Thief Regulator.
The summary concludes with openings of various packs like Duel Power, Legendary Duelists Sisters of the Rose, and Shadows in Valhalla, mentioning cards like Black Whirlwind and Vision Hero Trinity.

43:41

Exploring Various Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Packs

Purchased a set of cards for $40, including a token Festival pack with a Prickle Fairy and Paleozoic Elite.
Examined the contents of the Reigns Star Pack, considered one of the less popular sets, featuring Bitron, Pulse Mines, and Flick Clouds.
Opened the Legendary Collection Kaiba pack, revealing cards like Priestess, ASL Core, and Return of the Dragon Lord.
Unboxed the Ancient Millennium set, the second legendary duelist set, containing cards like Rainbow Dragon, Barrel Dragon, and Worm Bait.
Explored the Extreme Force set, recalling the excitement of pulling Heavy Metalfoes Electrumite and Saryuja Skull Dread.
Unveiled the contents of OTS 6, obtaining cards like Sherman Strategy Dragon Shrine and Trickstar Lily Bell.
Delved into the Spirit Warriors pack, anticipating cards like Kazan and Six Samurai-related cards.
Examined the Circuit Break set, revealing cards like Borreload Dragon, Missus Radiant, and Evenly Matched.
Opened the Light Edition of Legendary Duelists, acquiring cards like Red-Eyes B. Dragon, Armoroid, and Cyberdark Cannon.
Unboxed the Duelist Saga pack, obtaining cards like Cyber Dragon, Tsukuyomi, and Legacy of a Hero.

55:25

Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Names, Sets, Values

Various card names mentioned: Samurai, Harmonic Oscillation, Ignite Veteran, Twilight Ninja, Galaxy R8, Eyes Full Armor Photon Dragon, Traptrix Felicia, Super Soldier Shield, Oracle King Dr, DD Swirl Slime, Putrid Pudding Body Buddies, Amulet Dragon, Dark Magician Girl, Dragon Knights, Number 59 Crooked Cook, Cardian, Despian Uranus, Fairy Tale Snow, Red Guard, Mid-Breaker Field, Number 81 Super Dreadnought Rail Cannon Super Dora, Train Fortress, Protector with Eyes of Blue, Digital Bug Corebage, Dwarf Star Dragon Planetsir, Your Gang, Dueling Scars, TCMO Master's Eyes of Blue, Performapal Odd-Eyes Unicorn, Cipher Divine Dragon, Foolish Burial, Legendary Fisherman, Magical Stone Excavation, Jax Knight, Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon, Command Performance Constellar, Raidraptor Nest, Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror, Spiritual Wind Art Miyabi, Love Eliminary A, High Five the Sky, Return of the Bling, Herald of Perfection, Rank-Up Magic - The Seventh One, Number 101: Silent Honor ARK, Preparation of Rites, Shiranui Strategist, Necroface, Ritual Beast Tamer Lara, Soul Strike, Toy Knight, Gigabyte, Ruxin Special, Gotham Second Call, Superheavy Samurai Trumpeter, Valdavion, Dark Dragon Lord, Royal Command, Illusionist Faceless Mage, Mystical Space Typhoon, Torrential Tribute, Lance, Every Samurai Soulbreaker, Satellarknight Procyon, Stellarknight, Sacred Tree, Herald of the Arc Light, Blackwing - Gus the Backblast, Blossom Bombardment, Red Dragon Archfiend, Flat Resonance, Cards for Black Feathers, TGX1-HL, Vanity's Emptiness
Mention of specific sets and editions: Dragons of Legend Unleashed, Dark Illusion, Shining Victories, Light Edition, Premium Gold Infinite Edition, Mega-Tin 2015, Clash of Rebellion, Dragons of Legend 2, Tools Pack Battle City, Crossed Souls, World Superstars, Secrets of Eternity, Astral Pack 6, Power Pack from Knights of the Round Table, New Challenges 2014, Legendary Collection 5DS
Discussion of card pulls and potential values: Ghost Rider, Go-Shares, Ultimate Rare, Platinum Rarity, Legendary Collection value, Secret Rare, High Rarity pulls, Value assessment of specific cards like Vanity's Emptiness and Herald of the Arc Light.

01:07:19

Various Yu-Gi-Oh! Packs with New Cards

2014 Mega Mega Pack includes Traptrix, Bujingi Boar, White Dragon, Bishinki Regalia, Sylvan Gardio, Brother of the Fire Fist, Vampire Sorcerer, and Pot of Dichotomy.
Duelist Alliance pack features Satellarknight Unukalhai, Draco Ascension, Stellarknight Wave, Resonance Insect, Superheavy Samurai Swordsman, Feast of the Wild LV5, Satellarknight Hedgehog, UA Mighty Slugger, and Castel the Skyblaster Musketeer.
Battle Pack Monster League contains cards like Swords of Revealing Light, Quaking Mirror Force, Beetle Blast, Boss Rush, and No Entry.
Astral Pack 5 includes cards like Soul Exchange, Public Library, Heliosphere, and Adventure Patrol.
Super Starter Power-Up Packs contain cards like Dark Hole, Lady of D., Amazoness, and Caress.
Premium Gold cards include Number 32: Shark Drake, Big Belly Knight, Number 13: Embodiment of Crime, Necro Gardna, and Gold Sarcophagus.
Star Pack 2014 cards feature Thor, Lord of the Aesir, Gagaga Bolt, and Zababa Buster.
Astral Pack 4 includes cards like Maxx "C" and Spellbook of Eternity.
Legacy of the Valiant pack contains cards like Xyz Avenger, Dark Artist, Black Brachios, and Overlay Booster.
Hidden Arsenal 7 includes Constellar and Gishki Advance cards.

01:19:10

"Rare Card Wins After 10 Years"

Pulled value cards, two short prints in unlimited, still seeking first editions.
Cards obtained: Gallatin, Catapult Zone, 3000 Needles, Chronomally Mayoi, Turnabout, Photon Caesar, Fairy King Albverd, Galaxy Destroyer.
Ultimate Rare pulled, not high in value but a significant win.
10 years of packs opened to finally pull an Ultimate Rare.
Another Secret Rare obtained: Laval Lakeside Lady.
Cards from Gold Series Haunted Mine, each pack containing a Ghost Rare.
Blue-Eyes White Dragon pulled, with some foil scratching.
Turbo Pack 8 opened, cards obtained: Plainville Fire Dog, Rock Bombardment, Alligator Sword.
Epic Dawn pack opened, cards obtained: Goblinburg, Owl, Alex of Despair, Number 39, Miracle Contact.

01:30:23

Rare Yu-Gi-Oh! cards from various packs

The packs being opened include Black Salvo, Escape from the Dark Dimension, Six Samurai, and Beyond Time movie pack.
Malefic Red Eyes and Blue Eyes cards are mentioned, along with John Garner MLFX Cyber.
Cards from Storm of Ragnarok are discussed, including Curry Cash, Cash Worm, Jetta Clips, and Gamera of the Nordic Beast.
Secret rare cards like Foolish Return and Top Runner are pulled from the packs.
Duelist Pack Yusei 3 contains cards like Blind Spot Strike, Stronghold Guardian, and Synchro Gift.
Hidden Arsenal 3 cards include Fabled Ultro, Shock Troops, and Hydrangea.
Turbo Pack 4 cards feature Dark Hole and Advanced Ritual Art.
Starstrike Blast cards include Scrap Searcher Medallion, Ice Berry, and Naturia Pumpkin.
Duelist Revolution cards like Pot of Avarice and Effect Veiler are mentioned.
Absolute Powerforce cards like Scikers Cards of Consonance and Machine Assembly Line are discussed.

01:42:22

"Unique Cards Unveiled from Various Packs"

Crimson Crisis pack opened, revealing unique and different-looking cards like Morphtronic Singing, Force Field, Verdant Sanctuary, Assault Overload, Soul Counter, Seed Cannon, and Morphtronic Mix-up.
Discovery of an Assault Armor card, a Secret Rare, with a shifted name and distinct appearance, sparking confusion about potential resealing due to its different look.
Examination of a Colossal Fighter Assault Mode card, not in mint condition but still valuable and intriguing.
Unveiling of various cards from different packs, including Junk Synchron, Healing Wave, Nitro Warrior, Equipped Shot, and Fighting Spirit.
Opening of Champion Pack Eight, hoping for a valuable Lumina card worth around $500, but only finding common and rare cards.
Exploration of Shonen Jump Anniversary Pack, showcasing alternate artworks of iconic cards like Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Red-Eyes, Summoned Skull, Celtic Guardian, Buster Blader, Jinzo, and Sheba Warrior.
Unveiling of Dark Legends pack, containing old-school cards like Kuriboh, Gazelle, Lord of D, Luminous Spark, UFO Turtle, Gravekeeper's Servant, Black Pendant, Mystic Tomato, Chain Master, Gaia, and Scapegoat.
Excitement over pulling a unique Super Rare card, Chain Master with the Gaia, not commonly found in booster boxes, making it a valuable addition.
Opening of Duelist Genesis pack, hoping for a Stardust Dragon card, but finding cards like D-Fortune, Batteryman Charger, Chariot, Realm of Light, Goblin Recon Squad, Lumina the Lightsworn Summoner, and Wetlands.
Unveiling of Champion Pack Six, revealing trap cards like Dimensional Soul Purity and Light, and Call of Darkness, with no standout cards.
Exploration of Gold Series pack, showcasing cards like Needle Worm, Royal Command, Solar Flare Dragon, Fire Princess, Miss Body, Vindictive Magician, Seven-Colored Fish, Non-Spellcasting Area, and Newdoria.
Opening of Phantom Darkness pack, revealing cards like Neospatient Twinkle Moss, Gladiator Beast Darius, Chain Summoning, Rainbow Veil, Samsara Lotus, Alchemy Style, Armored Sideburn, Fires of Doomsday, and Dark Crusader.
Discovery of Jaden Yuki 3 pack, containing cards like Dark Gaia, Dark Calling, Cobalt Eagle, Gravy Crush, Crystal Pair, Blessing, and Magna Slash Dragon.
Unveiling of Shonen Jump Limited Edition pack, showcasing promos like Cloning, Relief Monster, Copycat, and Blast Sphere, potentially holding value.
Opening of Champion Pack Five, revealing cards like Rescue Cat, Pulling the Rug, and Spirit Barrier, with hopes for valuable foils.
Exploration of Dark Revelation Volume One pack, containing cards like Dark Magician, Dark Magician Girl, and Exodia, with potential for valuable pulls.

01:53:27

Rare Yu-Gi-Oh! cards with hidden secrets

The set contains secret rare cards with big secrets, aiming to pull one that has not been obtained before.
Notable cards in the set include Spiritual Water, AOA, Shithonian Alliance, Phantasmal Martyrs, Photon Generator Unit, Guard Dog, DD Guy, Death Frog, Soytsu, Cyber Kieran, DDS Halon, Avalanche Asa, and Dimension Wall.
Gladiators Assault features Gladiators Assault, a misprint Rainbow Dragon Ghoster, Magic Formula, Gladiators Return, Stealthroid, Natural Disaster, and Big Stuff.
Premium Pack includes Sore Serve Dark Magic, Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon, Metal Morph Legacy, Gemini Imps, and Shield Crush.
Champion Pack is sought after for the elusive Bottomless card, with a sketchy seal on the pack.
Tactical Evolution offers the potential for Rainbow Dragon and other foils, with a focus on the damaged Reptile card.
Force of the Breaker features the sought-after Breaker card, with a missed opportunity for the cover card.
Strike of Neos presents the chance to pull Air Neos or Grand Master, with a notable pull of Hero City.
Cyberdark Impact includes the desire for Vanity Fiend, Cyberdark Dragon, and Degenerate Circuit, with a successful pull of the latter in Ultimate Rare form.
Tournament Pack 8 offers the possibility of pulling Necro Lancer, Violet Rain, and Garma Sword, with a successful pull of Ruin Queen of Oblivion.

02:05:33

Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Pack Opening Highlights

The video features a variety of card pack openings from different sets, including Total Defense Shogun, Gemini Elf, and Mass Sorcer Cave Dragone.
The narrator expresses hope for pulling rare cards like Toon Cannon Soldier and Royal Decree from Tournament Pack Six.
A PSA 10 card of Table of Contents is mentioned, along with the desire to pull a foil card.
Various cards are opened from different sets like Flaming Eternity, Rise of Destiny, and Tournament Pack Five.
The narrator discusses the anticipation of pulling big cards like Ancient Gear Golem and Guardian Statue.
Packs from Dark Revelation One and Soul of the Duelist are opened, revealing cards like Exodia Necross and Red-Eyes B. Chick.
The narrator expresses excitement for potential big pulls from packs like Magician's Force and Tournament Pack Four.
Cards like Dark Magician Girl and Royal Decree are hoped for from Magician's Force and Tournament Pack Four.
The opening of packs from Legacy of Darkness, TP3, and Labyrinth of Nightmare is detailed, with mentions of cards like Needle Worm and Kaiku the Ghost Destroyer.
The narrator opens McDonald's Pack One and Pharaoh's Servant, aiming for cards like Millennium Shield and Jinzo.

02:17:29

Rare Yu-Gi-Oh! packs hold unique cards.

The Spell Ruler First Edition pack is considered one of the rarest packs ever, with sealed versions being extremely rare.
Despite its rarity, the cards inside the Spell Ruler First Edition pack are not highly valuable compared to other magical or European cards.
Opening the Spell Ruler First Edition pack reveals cards like Power of Kaishin, Kotodama, Fusionist, and Warrior Number Two.
The European set of cards includes unique ones like Pot of Greed and Flame Swordsman, not found in other sets.
The Metal Raiders promotional pack contains cards like Canyon Moth and Kojo Kazi, making it a unique addition to the collection.
The final pack opened, the Spanish promotional pack, includes cards from Starter Deck Yugi, with notable pulls like Guy and Change of Heart.

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