10 Most Valuable Phantom Revenge Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards

Three new archetypes debut in Phantom Revenge. Let's see which ones are here, as we look at the most valuable Phantom Revenge Yu-Gi-Oh cards!
Most Valuable Phantom Revenge Yu-Gi-Oh Cards

The final Yu-Gi-Oh! set of 2025, Phantom Revenge, has arrived. Which cards are fans most keen to get their hands on? Let’s take a look, as we check out the most valuable Phantom Revenge Yu-Gi-Oh! cards!

10. Enneacraft, Archa.TAIL – Collector’s Rare, PHRE-EN023

Enneacraft Archa Tail Yu-Gi-Oh card
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An archetype introduced in the Phantom Revenge set, you’ll notice a few Enneacraft cards on this list. They’re Machine Flip Pendulum cards, and the scorpion-style Enneacraft, Archa.TAIL here is the Collector’s Rare variant.

9. Hecahands Ibtel – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN001

Hecahands Ibtel Yu-Gi-Oh card
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This Hecahands Ibtel card is a Starlight Rare variant. Cards at this rarity level often dominate the lists of the most valuable cards in any given set, due to their rarity and their spectacular, holographic foil treatment.

8. Hecahands Yadel – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN002

hecahands Yadel Yu-Gi-Oh card
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It’s worth noting that Hecahands is another archetype that debuted in Phantom Revenge, with this Hecahands Yadel card being the second example on this list. It’s another Starlight Rare; get used to seeing those, as this list is now all Starlight Rares, all the way down!

7. Kewl Tune Synchro – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN039

Kewl Tune Synchro Yu-Gi-Oh card
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One more archetype making its debut in Phantom Revenge, Kewl Tune us a strategy based around Synchro Summoning using Tuners. This Kewl Tune Synchro card’s Starlight Rare variant is the first Kewl Tune card on this list, but as you’ll soon notice, it’s far from the last!

6. Kewl Tune Reco – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN033

Kewl Tune Reco Yu-Gi-Oh card
Image credit: Konami

With an aesthetic that recalls the Japanese virtual idol trend, you may be forgiven for thinking that Kewl Tune cards are popular based on their artwork alone. However, they have become incredibly popular not just for their style, but for their substance too; with the way they synchronize, it seems that everyone wants to get their hands on Kewl Tune cards!

5. Enneacraft, Atori.MAR – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN022

Enneacraft Atori MAR Yu-Gi-Oh card
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It’s a brief detour back to the Enneacraft archetype for this entry. In at number 5 is the Starlight Rare variant of Enneacraft, Atori.MAR.

4. Kewl Tune Mix – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN031

Kewl Tune Mix Yu-Gi-Oh card
Image credit: Konami

Yes, it’s another Kewl Tune card at the number 4 spot. From Kewl Tune Mix’s Starlight Rare variant onwards, all of the remaining cards here are both Kewl Tune and Starlight Rares!

3. Kewl Tune RS – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN037

Kewl Tune RS Yu-Gi-Oh card
Image credit: Konami

Though it’s not entirely clear from this image of the card, it seems that Kewl Tune RS is mid-transformation, with the idol plugged into some seriously dangerous-looking hardware on the card’s art!

2. Kewl Tune Cue – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN034

Kewl Tune Cue Yu-Gi-Oh card
Image credit: Konami

Kewl Tune Cue looks far less threatening than Kewl Tune RS. Perhaps that’s to be expected when this is a Fairy type card, rather than a Fiend!

1. Kewl Tune Clip – Starlight Rare, PHRE-EN032

Kewl Tune Clip Yu-Gi-Oh card
Image credit: Konami

Finally, here we have Kewl Tune Clip. A Thunder type card, Kewl Tune Clip’s Starlight Rare variant is currently the most valuable Phantom Revenge card of them all!

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