Sunday, September 13, 2026
Pulse: Right Leg of the Forbidden One (Blue) lit up the market at +127.7%
Market Mood: NeutralSummary
Right Leg of the Forbidden One (Blue) is apparently trying to walk off with the Yu-Gi-Oh! chart, reportedly up 127.7 percent, with D.D. Scout Plane close behind at 125.0 percent. Both are old cards with thin supply, so a couple of high relists can yank averages up this hard, especially when sellers vanish first and prices move second, classic buyout pattern rather than a sudden Exodia renaissance. On the competitive side, Salamangreat Raging Phoenix (Quarter Century Secret Rare) is up 106.8 percent, but that looks more like collectors chasing a scarce premium printing than a meta breakthrough. White Knight and Captain Marvel, Earth's Protector (Borderless) at roughly 120 percent gains each are likely feeling the same thin-supply, variant-print treatment in Magic. The broader board looks like a greatest hits of nostalgia with a side of FOMO. Mask Change (Blue), Black Luster Soldier, Envoy of the Beginning, and Troop Dragon all sit on critical-severity buyout alerts, which reads more like coordinated speculation than fresh tournament tech, especially with no major event results pointing their way. Magic is still riding the Kasmina, Enigma Sage (Borderless) roller coaster at a reported 994.3 percent, while Rayquaza in Pokémon and Jewelry Bonney in One Piece show more measured, organic-looking climbs that line up with evergreen character demand. Majestic Mech, Ohka up 196.4 percent rounds out Yu-Gi-Oh!'s nostalgia tour, but without cross-platform confirmation this could correct as fast as it spiked, hype cycles, like Exodia pieces, rarely stay assembled for long.