Tag: Yu-Gi-Oh HeroClix

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Yu-Gi-Oh HeroClix

Yu-Gi-Oh! always been a hot TCG, manga and anime.  Now WizKids will be bringing collectors Yu-Gi-Oh HeroClix.  This will attract your HeroClix collectors as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh collectors.  The images above are just representations of what the HeroClix might look like, no final pieces have been shown yet to the public.  The Yu-Gi-Oh starter set, with six figures, is scheduled for release on December 18.  Then in February 2014 the gravity feed’s will hit the market.  The gravity feed’s will have a total of 55 figures in the set with: 16 common figures; 15 uncommon figures; 12 rare figures; 9 super rare figures; and 3 chase figures.  This set might be one you want to add to your gaming collection.

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More HeroClix

WizKids is still banging out the product.   Slated for release on December 18 is the Yu-Gi-Oh HeroClix (first six pictured figures, but they are still art proofs).  This will be a six figure starter set and then on February 14 (happy valentines to you gamers) the full series will be release in gravity feeds.  The set will have 55 characters to include: 16 Common; 15 Uncommon; 12 Rare; 9 Super Rare; and 3 Chase figures.  Then on April 23 WizKids will be releasing the Deadpool HeroClix singles and then on May 7, the booster packs, fast force packs, and organized play kits will be released.  The Deadpool set will have 80 figures to include: 19 Common; 19 Uncommon; 19 Rare; 15 Super Rare; and 4 Chase figures.  The organized play kit will also include 12 limited edition figures.  I hope all you HeroClix fans are saving your money.  A lot of neat stuff coming out.

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Yu-Gi-Oh! HeroClix’s

 

WizKids announced that later this year they are releasing Yu-Gi-Oh HeroClix and Dice-Building Game.  The set will include 50 figures designed from the classic animation look of Yu-Gi-Oh.  They will be available in 2-player starter packs and Booster packs.  Even though they are not released yet WizKids is planning on expansion sets for 2014.

http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/25188.html