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Combine attribute, monster type, level, ATK, rarity, archetype, set, F&L status and live USD price. Try “LIGHT Dragon Level 4 1800+” or “Forbidden Spellcaster” in the search box and the finder translates it into structured filters.
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22 cards match current filters (across 65 printings)Sort:Relevance709ms · scan 213ms · hydrate 495ms

Barrier Resonator
CommonLC5D
$0.41€0.23

Chain Resonator
CommonHSRD
$2.2€1.09

Clock Resonator
CommonLC5D
$0.53€0.29

Creation Resonator
CommonLC5D
$0.34€0.02

Crimson Resonator
CommonSDCK
$0.3€0.17

Dark Resonator
CommonDPDG
$0.21€0.17

Darkness Resonator
Super RareBLZD
$0.39€0.59

Double Resonator
CommonMACR
$0.27€0.14

Flare Resonator
CommonTSHD
$0.3€0.25

Force Resonator
CommonEXVC
$0.36€0.19

Mirror Resonator
CommonDPDG
$0.32€0.23

Red Carpet
CommonEXVC
$0.28€0.12

Red Resonator
CommonSDCK
$0.24€0.17

Red Rising Dragon
CommonSAST
$0.38€0.21

Red Warg
CommonMP17
$0.28€0.08

Resonant Destruction
CommonLC5D
$0.9€0.27

Resonator Call
RareEXVC
$0.2€0.14

Resonator Command
CommonSDCK
$0.15€0.16

Resonator Engine
CommonSDCK
$0.13€0.11

Soul Resonator
Ultra RareSDCK
$3.73€1.31

Synkron Resonator
CommonHSRD
$0.32€0.17

Vision Resonator
Ultra RareSDCK
$1.35€0.97
FAQ
About the Card Finder
What can I filter Yu-Gi-Oh! cards by?
Name (free-text), set, rarity, monster type, attribute, level / rank / link rating, ATK, DEF, archetype, Forbidden & Limited status, and USD price range. Filters are URL-driven. Copy the address bar to share a view.
Does Card Finder show every card by default?
Yes. Opening the finder without filters lands you on the full catalogue. Add filters to narrow. The ranking sits on real live data at every step.
How do I find the most valuable cards?
Use Card Finder sorted by price (high → low) or open the Most Valuable page directly for a curated ranking.
Can I filter by archetype (Blue-Eyes, Spellcaster, etc.)?
Yes. The Archetype filter reads from
gamedata.archetypes. A card can belong to multiple archetypes and is included wherever it applies.