Yu-Gi-Oh! consistently releases great sets of cards that increase in value over time, and Cyberstorm Access is no exception. The market for the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game has been thriving since the set's release.
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This booster box release features cards that are sure to catch the eye of collectors. The set includes TCG Exclusive Gold Pride cards and Mannadium cards that revolve around the lore of Visas Starfrost. These cards make great additions to your collection, especially when paired with a Starlight Gold Pride - Chariot Carrie or a Starlight Visas Starfrost.
With the previous spell card the Gold Pride archetype relied on being Gold Pride - Start Your Engines, this continuous spell card has exceeded the value of the other by far. It works with your extra deck to continuously shell out Gold Pride monsters.
Expected to be mid-value, this card has remained one of the higher-valued secret rares of the set, due to the archetype rounding out its TCG-exclusive second wave of support through this set.
Part of the Mannadium support, this secret rare has also maintained value since release, with the card being the backbone of the deck build. The field spell lets you add a Mannadium monster or Visas Starfrost from your deck to your hand upon activation.
Similar to the Gold Pride secret rare spell card on this list, this card is a staple for the Mannadium deck, as it helps get your monsters into your hand and eventually onto the field.
One of the most hyped cards of the set has lived up to its reputation by shooting up in value. The synchro card has several applications and is playable in multiple archetypes. It could possibly be the best Extra Deck card, requiring minimal summoning conditions, while having amazing effects.
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Being able to banish a monster upon summon is a definite plus, and the ability to gain another effect on the follow-up is even better. Chaos Angel remains the highest valued secret rare for the set.
Kicking off the Starlight rarity of cards from this set is Gold Pride - Chariot Carrie. With the deck itself having a lot of promise and being exclusive to the TCG, it's expected to hold its value. The cards come in ultra rarity as well.
Collectors and dedicated players who admire the Gold Pride artwork will, for sure, want to pick this up, as all the Gold Pride card art is fun and satisfying to look at. The hype on the starlight rarity of this card builds on the starlight version of Captain Carrie from the previous release, Photon Hypernova.
Although it may not belong to a specific deck, Firewall Dragon Singularity is the cover card for the entire set. The cover card being printed in a beautiful starlight aesthetic is always pleasant to see, as it makes the chase card worth much more in value.
Firewall Dragon has always been a staple in the Yu-Gi-Oh scene, and it's awesome to see it center stage for this particular set.
The long-awaited support for Visas Starfrost has come in the form of the Mannadium cards, and along with it, the set contains a starlight copy of Visas Starfrost. Visas Starfrost has collected a solid following ever since the release of the card, as the lore and art behind the character is very intriguing.
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This card seems to be on everyone's watchlist, especially collectors'. With the story behind Visas Starfrost being so compelling, it's great to see more of the character in starlight rarity.
Since its release, the Despia archetype has generated excitement among players, driving up prices for its cards. This powerful deck utilizes the popular Branded strategy, making it a top contender in gameplay for quite some time now.
A synchro monster being a part of the Branded strategy is unique, as the strategy usually relies on Fusion Extra Decks. The monster has the ability to summon from the deck (Blazing Cartesia most of the time - also shooting up in price) at the end of your turn, fitting comfortably into the Branded strategy.
Treated as a Dogmatika or Despia Card, Guiding Quem, The Virtuous also rides on the Despia archetype hype train. Being a must-play for the Branded strategy, the card becomes priceless, providing support for one of the most popular decks.
Printed in both secret and starlight rarity, the art on the card is visually appealing, especially glistening in its starlight rarity. With the card not only having a prime utilization in its respective deck but also having astounding card art, it's no wonder this card tops the entire Cyberstorm Access card list.
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