Defying all the odds, one Yu-Gi-Oh! player was able to summon Exodia to obliterate his opponent in a tournament feature match.

One of the most disrespectful decks in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel has to be Exodia.

While all five cards are important for the alternate win, having a copy of Exodia The Forbidden One is essential for any fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise. You can use them for Exodia decks that try ...

In one of the best competitive gaming highlights of the year, one Yu-Gi-Oh player has used the iconic Exodia cards to win a modern tournament match that got everyone in the crowd roaring.

Finding decks in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel To find similar decks such as these or other variations, go to the Duel section from the Main Menu, then below the decks you have already acquired/made, you ...

It’s so satisfying to yell “Exodia! Obliterate!” when winning with the Forbidden One in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel.

You'll be able to assemble Exodia the Forbidden One yourself, as a plastic model kit of the Yu-Gi-Oh monster will come out in August 2023.

These cards made waves during the YCS at the end of the year showing that players could go back to relying on Rank 4 XYZ monsters. Here are the most valuable Exodia cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!

A set of five Exodia The Forbidden One Yu-Gi-Oh blankets are available to obtain at participating Taito locations.

With each piece of Exodia seeming to live a permanent existence on the Limited list, the game's original alternative win condition card rarely sees play.

Exodia will weigh in at 33 pounds and cost $980 before tax. Clearly, you are going to have to make room for this hulking Yu-Gi-Oh bust, but Exodia is definitely worth the hassle for some fans.

The only problem is that if you let him use cards from the other two games he gets really anoying at his highest Duelist lv since he gets to use an Exodia Deck if you got all pieces.