Yu-Gi-Oh! Beyond the Brave: Complete Card List

Beyond the Brave contains 100 cards in its English-language Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG checklist. Below you will find all 100 names and the rarity labels shown in Konami’s official database, followed by the set’s themes, collecting guidance, and Canadian sealed-product options.

Checked October 17, 2026 against Konami’s English database and North American product page. This is the TCG checklist, not the Japanese OCG checklist. The featured banner uses Japanese OCG promotional artwork; it does not identify the language of the products linked below.

Beyond the Brave: Set Facts

Complete Beyond the Brave Card List: All 100 Names

Rarity key: C = Common; SR = Super Rare; UR = Ultra Rare; SE = Secret Rare; STAR = Starlight Rare. These are the labels displayed for each card on Konami’s English set-results page. Multiple labels mean that the name has multiple listed rarity versions; they are not extra card names.

The row numbers below are checklist positions, not printed set codes. They follow the official database’s displayed order when checked. Use the official Beyond the Brave database to open any card’s exact text and printing details. The table does not independently identify extended artwork, language, edition, or every physical printing variation.

How to Read the Rarity Breakdown

Konami’s product description specifies 10 Secret Rares, 14 Ultra Rares, 26 Super Rares, and 50 Commons for the base distribution. It also specifies five cards available as extended-art Ultra Rares and Starlight Rares, plus 20 additional Starlight selections.

Do not add every rarity entry in the checklist and treat the result as a base-set count. A name can appear with more than one rarity. The database’s broad rarity labels also do not substitute for checking the actual artwork and printing when purchasing a variant.

“Complete set” needs a definition. One copy of each of the 100 names is different from a playset, a collection of every base printing, or a collection including all special treatments. Agree on that scope before comparing prices or trading.

Main Themes and Cards to Examine

Joey Wheeler: Dark Time Wizard and Red-Eyes

Dark Time Wizard connects modern reinterpretations of Joey’s cards, including Swiftwind Panther Warrior, Alligator’s Dragon Knight, Jinzo - Energy Shocker, and Fisherman of Legend. The official product overview describes a choice between a search-based effect and a risky coin-toss effect. Red-Eyes Black Dragon Exceed is the named Fusion highlight.

Our collecting recommendation: start with this package if Joey nostalgia is your priority. Check the exact card text for activation conditions and restrictions rather than building a combo from a short marketing summary.

Destiny HERO

The checklist includes Destro-Dogma, Doom Overlord, Dreadnought Servant, Dreadnought Master, and Dark City at Midnight. Konami’s overview highlights card access, Field Spell interactions, and Fusion possibilities.

Our buying recommendation: existing HERO players should compare the whole package with their current deck before deciding quantities. An archetype name alone does not make a card an automatic three-copy inclusion.

Atlantis and Daedalus

Atlantis, City of the Sea Dragon anchors a group including Levia-Dragon of Atlantis - Daedalus, Warchief of Atlantis, Call of Atlantis, and the Daedalus Link Monsters. The official overview emphasizes Umi naming interactions and alternative material requirements.

The checklist uses the English database names, which can differ from descriptive or promotional wording. Match the exact name and printing before ordering singles.

Ashtra

Ashtra combines face-down cards, Traps, and Synchro options. Akasuna the Battle Ashtra and Mikumari the Banisher Ashtra are useful starting points for reading the theme, alongside Ashtraja Susanoo, Ashtraya Mikumari-no-Mikoto, and its Trap cards.

Our recommendation: review the complete engine rather than chasing a single headline card. The official overview describes interactions involving returning face-down cards and using Traps as Tuner monsters; the exact conditions remain important.

Other Themes Worth Checking

The full list also reveals Umbral Horror and Barian cards, Adamancipator additions, Ars Magna and Power Patron cards, and an Angelechy group. Returning-theme highlights include Verre, the Maid of Endymion; Clown Crew Cappello; and Predaplant Daredevil.

These are theme signposts, not competitive rankings. No card is described here as a proven tournament staple or investment on the strength of rarity alone.

Beyond the Brave Products at Tistaminis

Catalog prices checked October 17, 2026. Both catalog titles still included “Pre-Order” when reviewed, despite the official release date having passed. Confirm current fulfilment status, language, price, and availability on the listing before ordering. Listing presence does not confirm immediate stock.

The box listing specifies 24 packs with nine cards per pack. At the checked prices, 24 individually priced $5 packs would cost $120 CAD, compared with $95 CAD for the listed box. That compares pack quantity only, not guaranteed contents, pull rates, or the value of the cards opened.

Booster Boxes or Singles?

Choose sealed products for the opening experience; choose specific singles when certainty about the card matters most. Randomized packs are not a promise of a particular card, special treatment, or completed checklist.

If you are completing the 100 names, record what you own before buying more sealed product. Duplicate cards can leave you with plenty of cards but the same missing names. If you are building a deck, start with a tested list and required quantities rather than assuming a set-wide collection supplies the right ratios.

How to Track a Complete Collection

1. Define the goal: one of each name, specified base printings, playsets, or selected premium versions.
2. Record exact details: card name, printed set code, language, rarity, artwork, edition where relevant, quantity, and condition.
3. Separate variants: owning a base version does not mean you own its Starlight or extended-art version.
4. Check the database: open the card’s printing details when a trade or listing is ambiguous.
5. Buy the gaps deliberately: compare the cost of known missing cards with another randomized opening.

Beyond the Brave FAQs

How many cards are in the English TCG checklist?

100 card names. The checklist above reproduces the names returned by Konami’s English set page when checked.

When did Beyond the Brave release?

Konami’s North American product page lists October 9, 2026, with an Official Tournament Store launch date of October 7.

Are there 25 Starlight selections?

Konami describes five cards available as extended-art Ultra Rares and Starlight Rares, plus 20 additional cards available as Starlight Rares. These are versions of cards, not 25 extra names added to the 100-name checklist.

Are the table numbers printed card codes?

No. They are checklist positions. For example, the official card detail page identifies Swiftwind Panther Warrior as BETB-EN001, but do not assume every checklist position substitutes for a verified printing code.

Is the Japanese OCG release the same checklist?

This article covers the English TCG release. Do not use Japanese promotional artwork or an OCG checklist to establish the contents, language, or rarity distribution of an English product.

Which cards are the most valuable?

This guide does not provide live singles prices or a value ranking. Rarity, condition, printing, supply, and demand matter; a premium treatment does not guarantee future value.

Where can I check exact effects and printings?

Use Konami’s official English Beyond the Brave database and open the individual card. Use exact text rather than this guide’s short theme summaries for gameplay questions.

Final Recommendation

Use the full checklist first, decide what “complete” means for your collection, and then choose your buying route. Joey fans can focus on Dark Time Wizard and Red-Eyes; deckbuilders can review the relevant theme package; set collectors can track all 100 names without confusing premium variants with additional cards.

Our recommendation is to set a budget and identify missing cards before purchasing more randomized packs. Buy sealed product because you enjoy opening it, not because a box is guaranteed to finish the list.

Official Sources

Names and displayed rarity labels: Konami’s English Beyond the Brave set database. Release dates, set size, advertised distribution, special treatments, and theme descriptions: Konami’s North American Beyond the Brave product page. Reviewed October 17, 2026. Prices are dated Tistaminis catalog observations, not manufacturer MSRP or live singles valuations.