Yu-Gi-Oh! Magnificent Maestros (MAMS-FR) Tuckbox in French, available for pre-order: 3 booster packs of 5 Ultra Rare cards each + 3 bonus Secret Rare cards (chance for a Starlight Rare), for a total of 18 cards. A sequel to Fantastic Monsters, this 125-card expansion reimagines 18 cards featuring rivals from the anime (Kaiba, Zane, Jack Atlas, Kite, Yuto/Yugo/Yuri, Varis), each also available as a numbered Grand Master Rare out of 100. New cards include Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained. Release date: November 12, 2026. Brand new, sealed product, shipped upon receipt.
The Magnificent Maestros Tuckbox (Magnificent Maestros in English, code MAMS-FR) is the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG set from Konami, released in France on November 12, 2026. It contains 3 booster packs of 5 cards each, all Ultra Rare, and 3 bonus Secret Rare cards, each with a chance of being a Starlight Rare, for a total of 18 cards in French. DestockTCG is offering it for pre-order, with shipping upon receipt of receipt.
What is Magnificent Maestros?
It's the official French name for Magnificent Maestros, the sequel to Fantastic Maestros, released in September 2026. The expansion contains 125 cards. At the center: 18 "reimagined" cards inspired by the anime's great rivals, each available as a numbered Grand Master Rare limited to 100 copies. Konami also includes 21 new cards for the Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained Decks.
Technical Specifications
Features | Details
Product | Tuckbox (box) of 3 boosters + 3 bonus cards
Expansion | Magnificent Maestros (MAMS)
Publisher | Konami
Language | French (European edition); Grand Master Rares in English
Release Date | November 12, 2026
Cards per Tuckbox | 18: 3 boosters of 5 cards + 3 bonus cards
Rarities | Ultra Rare (boosters); Secret Rare with a chance of a Starlight Rare (bonus); Starlight Rare and Grand Master Rare possible on reimagined cards
Expansion Size | 125 cards
Distributor Packaging | 10 Tuckboxes per carton
Reference | YGO MAMS FR
EAN | 4012927173527
What exactly does a Tuckbox contain?
Each booster pack contains one card from each of the five groups. The 3 bonus cards come from three separate groups.
Group | Contents | Rarity
A (18 cards) | The 18 reimagined anime cards | Ultra Rare; expanded artwork in Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare; Grand Master Rare
B (20 cards) | 10 new anime-inspired cards + 10 "chibi" artworks | Ultra Rare
C (40 cards) | Cards never before released in Foil versions | Ultra Rare
D (21 cards) | New Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained cards (7 per theme) | Ultra Rare
E (20 cards) | Reprints | Ultra Rare
Bonus 1, 2, 3 (1 card each) | Cards from groups B and D; Group 1 also contains 6 extended artwork cards of older Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained | Secret Rare cards with a chance of Starlight Rare (all 6 extended artwork cards: Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare).
What are the 18 reimagined cards?
Duelist (series) | Cards
Seto Kaiba (Yu-Gi-Oh!) | Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast · Deep-Eyes White Dragon, the Blue Abyss · The Dragon-Summoning Guiding Flute
Zane Truesdale (GX) | Ultimate Cyber Dragon, the Final Assault Dragon · Cyber Dragon, the Luminous Mech Dragon · Future Fusion Nova
Jack Atlas (5D's) | Crimson Dragon Quetzalcoatl · Red Nova Dragon - Flaming Soul · Red Dragon Archfiend Chains
Kite Tenjo (ZEXAL) | Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon – Photon Howl · Galaxy-Eyes Photon Change Dragon · Orbital Galactic Defense 7
Yuri, Yugo, Yuto (ARC-V) | Hungry Venom Fusion Dragon, Four Divine Dragons · Clearwing Synchro Dragon, Four Divine Dragons · Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon, Four Divine Dragons
Various (VRAINS) | Borreload Liberator Dragon · Rokkette Barrage · Borreload Triple Launch
Each card exists as a standard Ultra Rare, tournament-playable, as an Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare Expanded Art, and as a Grand Master Rare.
What is a Grand Master Rare?
The Grand Master Rare is the most sought-after rarity in the set. It features expanded art and a border adorned with hieroglyphs.
- It only exists for the 18 reimagined cards.
- It's numbered from 001 to 100.
- Each card is printed in a run of 100 copies for markets served from Europe (Europe, Oceania, Africa, Middle East), with an "E" at the end of the number. Another run of 100 is printed for the Americas.
- That makes 1,800 Grand Master Rares for Europe, across all art styles.
- They are printed in English, but can be found in French booster packs.
What's new for the Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained Decks?
21 new cards, one per booster pack, including Blue-Eyes Ultimate Toon Dragon. Six older cards from these themes receive extended artwork, in Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare. These are only found among the 3 bonus cards.
And the rest of the set?
- 10 new cards from the anime, including the first "Dark Tuner" monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Ruler of the End of Chaos – Master of Beginning and End and Ultimate Force Hyper Rank-Up Magic
- 10 chibi illustrations, including Adorable Silver Castle Labrynth, Fallen Albaz, Formidable Ecclesia, the Virtuous, and Super Star Killer TY-PHON – Celestial Crisis
- 40 cards in their first foil edition, such as Toon Dragon Revolver, Toon Buster Blader, Makiu, the Mystic Mist, Magical Ticket, Neo the Magic Swordsman, Unicorn Frog, Raging Gorilla, and Esoteric Scientist
- 20 reprints, including Toon Bookmark, Toon Black Luster Soldier, Toon Dark Magician, Red-Eyes Toon Dragon, Toon Table of Contents, and Stellnova Alpha
For whom?
- Collector: This is the only Fantastic Masters format, granting direct access to Grand Master Rares and the 24 expanded illustrations.
- Player: 15 guaranteed Ultra Rares per box, with no common cards, and the new Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained cards in French.
- Gift: A ready-to-give box, released in mid-November, just before the holidays.
Prefer the English version? See the Magnificent Maestros - EN - Tuckbox 3 Boosters - MAMS-EN listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's in the Fantastic Masters Tuckbox?
3 booster packs of 5 cards each, all Ultra Rares, and 3 bonus Secret Rare cards, each with a chance to be a Starlight Rare. That's 18 cards in French per box.
Are Fantastic Masters and Magnificent Maestros the same product?
Yes. Fantastic Masters is the official French name for Magnificent Maestros. The expansion code is MAMS-FR in French and MAMS-EN in English.
What is the release date for Fantastic Masters?
November 12, 2026 in France and Europe, according to Konami.
How does pre-ordering work?
You reserve your Tuckbox now. It will be shipped as soon as the product is received, which is scheduled for the November 12, 2026 release.
Can you get a Grand Master Rare in the French box?
Yes. Grand Master Rares are printed in English, but Konami confirms that they can be found in French booster packs. Each of the 18 reimagined cards has a print run of 100 numbered copies for Europe (suffix "E").
What are the pull rates?
Konami has not published any appearance rates for Starlight Rares or Grand Master Rares. The only official figure is the print run: 100 Grand Master Rares per card per region, totaling 1,800 for Europe.
What is the difference between the French and English versions?
The contents are the same: same box structure, same rarities, same release date. Only the card language changes. Grand Master Rares are in English in both versions.
What is the connection to Fantastic Monsters?
Fantastic Masters is the sequel. Fantastic Monsters (released in September 2026) reimagined the cards of the anime's heroes. Fantastic Masters does the same with their rivals, adding 21 Toon, Witchcrafter, and Unchained cards, and increasing the number of extended-art cards from 18 to 24.
Are the cards tournament-ready?
Konami presents the reimagined classic Ultra Rare versions of the cards as fully playable. Konami has not yet announced a tournament legality date for Europe.
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