The same is true for the Rise of the Eldrazi variant, which has only had 43 sales this month
Some of the more well-known creature types are elves, goblins, merfolk, and zombies
5 Des Chimera dragon because it was only mentioned but never shown in Yu-gi-oh Zexal A fan-art of Orichalcos Gigas, known from the Doma-Arc of Yu-gi-oh Duel Monsters first commission work, an evolution of No.87 Queen of the Night a fanart of the very old "card" Gate Guardian Ritual that appeared in some games, mainly used to try out some new elemental effects an old, alternative Illustration of Prophecy Destroyer, mainly created because the the official art looks rather unfitting A work in progress design of Super Fusion God, which was only teased as 12 light beams in Yu-gi-oh Gx, changes are quite possible
You can't really play this unless you can reanimate it, but the Black/White deck can definitely do that, and it's game over when they pull it off
Never sold in booster packs or retail stores
Putting those two assumptions together, it is safe to conclude that the price of Blue Ugin would unlikely drop any lower than set foil Ugin, which is currently at $97, even in the scenario where Blue Ugin is reprinted as a judge foil, based on the merit that Blue Ugins are scarcer