Masked HERO Dusk Crow made its Yu-Gi-Oh franchise debut in the manga way back in 2010, in Chapter 51 of the Yu-Gi-Oh GX manga when it was summoned by protagonist Jaden Yuki in his duel against Aster. However, it wouldn’t be until over a decade and a half later with the release of Tactical-Try Pack: Dark Magic / HERO / Mikanko that Masked HERO Dusk Crow would become a real Yu-Gi-Oh TCG card.

About Masked HERO Dusk Crow (Tactical-Try Pack: Dark Magic / HERO / Mikanko TTP1-JP024)

Of course, the main group of Yu-Gi-Oh TCG fans who’d be interested in this card would consist of those who closely follow the manga, especially the Yu-Gi-Oh GX manga, as this is a card which they would be have been awaiting for many years. In addition, this card—alongside Masked HERO Furnace from the same set—is one of the first two Masked HERO monster cards ever released which have been intended for use in the player’s Main Deck. This card also has a Prismatic Secret Rare version.

Additionally, the presence of this card in Tactical-Try Pack: Dark Magic / HERO / Mikanko might hint at a future real-life version of another card which up to this point has been a manga-exclusive as well: Double Attack (Team Strike). This is because Masked HERO Dusk Crow can be seen in that card’s illustration as shown in the manga; as such, now that Masked HERO Dusk Crow is a real card, Double Attack (Team Strike) might soon become one as well.

Release Details

This card’s English version isn’t yet out.

Buying a copy of a Prismatic Secret Rare Masked HERO Dusk Crow (Tactical-Try Pack: Dark Magic / HERO / Mikanko TTP1-JP024) card costs 6,000 JPY (~US$41) as per the latest figures.

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