Yu-Gi-Oh! Card List: Dark monsters (part 3 of 3)

Every Yu-Gi-Oh! card the publisher lists under the Dark attribute — 860 cards — with the artwork the publisher has published for each, its category, its Type line, its Level or Rank, its ATK and DEF where it has them, its Forbidden & Limited status, and its own printed text.

This is one part of a 17-page index; the Yu-Gi-Oh! card list index holds the whole thing, and for how the game works rather than the cards, start at the Yu-Gi-Oh! card index.

Quick answer

CardSpicy’s Yu-Gi-Oh! card list covers the 860 cards the publisher’s own card database lists under the Dark attribute, split over 17 pages; this is one of them, and it gives each card’s Type line, Level or Rank, ATK and DEF, Forbidden & Limited status and its own printed text.

Every part of this list

• All attributes — the index for this list
• Dark monsters (part 1 of 3) — 862 cards
• Dark monsters (part 2 of 3) — 862 cards
• Dark monsters (part 3 of 3) — 860 cards
• Light monsters (part 1 of 2) — 966 cards
• Light monsters (part 2 of 2) — 965 cards
• Earth monsters (part 1 of 2) — 1010 cards
• Earth monsters (part 2 of 2) — 1009 cards
• Water monsters — 915 cards
• Fire monsters — 811 cards
• Wind monsters — 846 cards
• Divine monsters — 5 cards
• Spell cards (part 1 of 3) — 948 cards
• Spell cards (part 2 of 3) — 948 cards
• Spell cards (part 3 of 3) — 948 cards
• Trap cards (part 1 of 2) — 1032 cards
• Trap cards (part 2 of 2) — 1032 cards

How to read this list

Each tile is one card. The mark on the left is the card’s Level, Rank or Link rating as the publisher prints it — 4 for a Level 4, R4 for a Rank 4, L2 for a Link 2, and S or T for a Spell or a Trap, which have neither. The coloured dot is the card’s attribute, and the name beside it is the name printed on the card. Hover a tile, or focus it with the keyboard, and the panel gives the card’s artwork, its card category, its attribute, its Type line, its Level or Rank, its ATK and DEF where it has them, and the card’s own printed text.

The cards are grouped by attribute, and within an attribute they run in alphabetical order of name. Attribute is a property of the card itself, so a card appears here once. Rarity is deliberately not shown: rarity in this game belongs to a printing, not to a card, and the publisher’s own card database does not carry it per card. Where a card exists in several rarities, those are printings of the same card, and the card is listed once.

Dark monsters (part 3 of 3) — 860 cards

Cards the publisher lists with the DARK attribute. On the Forbidden & Limited list, Forbidden 12, Limited 9, not on the list 839. They run below in alphabetical order of name.

Frequently asked questions

How many dark monsters cards are there?

The publisher’s own card database lists 860 cards under the DARK attribute, and every one of them is on this page. Of those, 860 carry artwork published by the publisher.

Why is there no rarity on these tiles?

Because rarity in Yu-Gi-Oh! belongs to a printing, not to a card. The publisher’s card database indexes cards, and its card records carry attribute, Type, Level, ATK and DEF rather than a rarity. The same card can exist as a Common and as a Ghost Rare; those are two printings of one card, and the card is listed once here. The coloured dot therefore shows the card’s attribute, which is a property of the card itself.

Does this page list prices?

No. This page lists cards, not prices. A price printed here would be out of date by the time you read it, so there are none. Everything on this page is taken from the publisher’s own card database; nothing is estimated.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. The publisher — its own Yu-Gi-Oh! card database, for every card name, card category, attribute, Type line, Level, Rank, Link rating, ATK, DEF, Pendulum Scale, Forbidden & Limited status and printed card text on this page, and for the card artwork.
2. The publisher — the same card database’s own search filters, for the attribute grouping used to split this index into pages.
3. Our own Yu-Gi-Oh! index — used only to cross-link the articles that explain how the game works.

This page lists cards, and does not quote prices. Where the publisher has published nothing for a field, the field is left out rather than filled in. Card names, card text and artwork are the property of their respective rights holders, and this page is an independent collector’s index.

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