PLAY'S · News · 14 Sep 2026

Eight preconstructed decks for the format nobody covers

Announced during the Grand Prix broadcast: four new Ultimate All Division Decks, plus the four from 2025 returning to sale. All Division is the format that holds every card ever released, and it gets almost no attention — in Japanese, and none at all in English.

All four lists are below, counts included. Every one totals forty, which is the check that they were read correctly. Card effects are described rather than reproduced.

The four new ones

Ultimate All Division Deck 2026

Fire/Light Apollonus 火光アポロヌス · DMPD-21

An evolution deck. Evolution creatures stack onto something you already control and never suffer summoning sickness, so they hit the turn they arrive — which is what makes this shape aggressive rather than slow.

What is in the Apollonus deck

Cost	Card	Copies
2/5	Mixel, Strange Stone / Jamming Chaff 奇石ミクセル／ジャミング・チャフ	4
2	Scale of Bravery and Love 勇愛の天秤	4
2	Pappi Rappy パッピ・ラッピー	4
3	Oriotis Judge オリオティス・ジャッジ	4
4	Centuria Dragon ケントゥリア・ドラゴン	10
6	DNA Spark DNA・スパーク	2
6/3	Apollonus Agapelios / Apollonus Pathos 超無限神星アポロヌス・アガペリオス／双炎祭壇アポロヌス・パトス	4
7	Valkerios Dragon バルケリオス・ドラゴン	4
9	Holy, Flash Guardian 閃光の守護者ホーリー	4

Yes, that says ten copies Four-of is the normal limit. Centuria Dragon overrides it on the card itself — its own text allows five or more in a deck. It is a PLAY'S original, a four-cost dragon that fetches another copy of itself from your deck when it arrives, so every one you draw pulls the next. Ten is not a misprint; it is the point of the card.

The key card has two faces. One is a Phoenix Field — a non-creature permanent that reduces what your fire dragons cost. Put dragons underneath it, and once three are stacked there it flips into the Phoenix proper. The finisher works by consuming what is underneath: at three it clears the opponent's shields outright; stack more and it gets worse for them, up to adding World Breaker and shield burn, which shuts off Shield Triggers entirely.

The rest is a support shell. Pappi Rappy digs for the Phoenix, Centuria Dragon supplies bodies to stack under it, and Mixel, Oriotis Judge, DNA Spark and Holy are there to survive long enough — the first two punish cheating and ramping, the last two defend.

Effects for Scale of Bravery and Love and Valkerios Dragon have not been checked and are not described.

Fire/Darkness Dormageddon 火闇ドルマゲドン · DMPD-22

Built on the Forbidden. The card starts in play before the game does, held shut by seals; strip them off and it flips into something enormous.

The only card in the game's history that is on the board from turn zero.

What is in the Dormageddon deck

This one does not have forty cards. It has forty plus one that sits outside them.

The Forbidden is not part of your deck Forbidden Star — The Last Day of the World FORBIDDEN STAR 〜世界最後の日〜 is a separate card that starts the game already in the battle zone, held shut by four seals. It does not count towards your forty, and you may only run one card of its kind — the other Forbidden cards are mutually exclusive with it.

Removing a seal is deliberately hard. One per turn at most, and only by summoning a Darkness or Fire command of cost five or more, or putting one out with Invasion ZERO. Nothing else opens it.

It also taxes your deckbuilding while it sits there: creatures that are not commands, Initials or Forbidden cards cannot attack at all. Filling the deck with unrelated cards does not work, which is why the product is built the way it is.

Each seal does something different

The four seals sit at the corners, and which one you remove decides what fires:

Reduce an opposing creature's power by 1111
Give one of your creatures Power Attacker +2222
Give one of your creatures Slayer
And the fourth is the detonation itself

You choose the order, and the order is a real decision. Take the detonating seal off early and you cannot detonate at all. The Slayer grant is the one players rate highest — small numbers, but a Slayer kills whatever it fights regardless of power, which turns a blocker or a battle-triggering creature into removal that cannot fail.

And then it flips

Strip all four and it detonates into Dormageddon X, a creature with power 999999, Triple Breaker, and the ability to survive removal twice. On arrival it seals every creature the opponent controls — and sealed this way, they leave the game entirely rather than going to the graveyard, so nothing brings them back.

The catch: if it does get removed, you lose.

The forty

Forty cards, with the Forbidden sitting outside them.

Cost	Card	Copies
2	Shudan XX Doruta 終断ⅩⅩ ドルーター	2
3	Slash Charger スラッシュ・チャージャー	4
3	Reload Charger リロード・チャージャー	4
5	Aien no Daten Kanasan 愛縁の堕天カナサン	4
5	Fukushū Black Psycho 復讐ブラックサイコ	4
5	Zekkyō no Akumaryū 絶叫の悪魔龍	4
5	Shūdan XX Doruhakaba 終断ⅩⅩ ドルハカバ	2
6	S-Rank Fushi Dead Soul S級不死デッドソウル	3
6	ZERO no Shinryaku ZEROの侵略	2
6	Rebellious Wolf’s Emblem 反逆狼の紋章	2
7	Itsuwari no Seiya 偽りの星夜	2
7	Kindan Ni Kizamu 禁断弐キザム	4
8	Ma no Kakumei Death 魔の革命デス・ザ	1
8	K no Hangyaku Kill Za Kの反逆キル・ザ	2

Two of them recur from the graveyard, which is how the deck keeps attacking while it works through the seals. Kizamu is a battle-triggering creature — the one the Slayer grant turns into guaranteed removal.

Fire/Water Dogiragon Buster 火水ドギラゴン剣 · DMPD-23

The Revolution Change deck. Attack with something small, swap it for this out of your hand mid-attack, and the attack carries on with the big creature instead. No mana paid.

Nature/Light Giant Heaven's Gate 巨大天門 · DMPD-24

Cheats Light blockers into play for free off a single spell, then wins from behind a wall. The same engine sitting third in the current New Division metagame — see the Zenith list — built here out of the whole card pool instead.

What is in the Dogiragon Buster deck

Forty cards, plus a Hyperspatial zone alongside them — and that second part comes with a problem.

Cost	Card	Copies
2	Onikamasu, Heresy Flow 異端流しオニカマス	4
2	Glennya, Boiling Water 熱湯グレンニャー	4
3	Ragnarok, the Clock 終末の時計ザ・クロック	4
3	Platina Walsura プラチナ・ワルスラ	4
4	Dondon Vacuuming Now ドンドン吸い込むナウ	4
5	Ryūsōsha Barchuris 龍装者バルチュリス	3
5	Dorgan Churis “龍装”チュリス	4
5	Chōjigen Ryūsei 超次元リュウセイ	1
6	Shōri no Apache 勝利のアパッチ	4
6	Chōjigen Killer Megane 超次元キラーメガネ	1
6	"Ranshin" Maijin G “乱振”舞神 G	2
7	Gekiryū Apache Riza 激流アパッチ・リザ	1
8	Dogiragon Buster 蒼き団長ドギラゴン剣	4

The box does not come tournament-legal The Hyperspatial zone is capped at eight cards. This deck ships with nine. The official slide says so itself, in a footnote asking players to trim it before using the deck in a match.

Which one comes out is left to you — a preconstructed deck that requires a construction decision before it is legal is an unusual thing to sell.

What is in the Nature/Light Giant Heaven's Gate deck

Cost	Card	Copies
2	Huge Blueprint 巨大設計図	4
6	Heaven's Gate ヘブンズ・ゲート	4
7/4	Ryūsei no Satori Tenmei 龍聖の悟り天命	2
7/2	Ichigotchi Tank イチゴッチ・タンク	4
7/1	Lady Ba Ku レディ・バ・クー	4
7	Toki no Hijutsushi Mira 時の秘術師ミラ	2
8	Yae no Seirei Perfe 八重の精霊パーフェ	4
8/3	Kuromame Danshaku / Shiro 黒豆だんしゃく／白	4
9	Holy, Flash Guardian 閃光の守護者ホーリー	4
9/5	Seimon no Seirei Achernar 星門の精霊アケルナ	4
9	Ryūseirei Magia Del 龍聖霊マギア・デル	3
13	"Kin" no Itadaki Wete 「謹」の頂ウェテ	1

Look at the second numbers. Six of the twelve entries are Twinpacts — a creature on one half, a spell on the other, two costs printed. That is not decoration. Heaven's Gate cheats Light blockers into play for free, so the deck wants to be full of blockers; Twinpacts let those same slots also be spells when you draw them at the wrong time. It is a deck built to have no dead cards.

The other thing worth noticing: nothing costs four, five or six except the Gate itself. Two-cost search, then a jump straight to eight and nine. The deck does not intend to play fairly up the curve.

And four coming back

The 2025 products return alongside them: Mono-Water Liquid People 水単リキッド・ピープル, Fire/Light Red Zone 火光レッドゾーン, Mono-Light Rosia Miradante 光単ロージア・ミラダンテ and Fire/Nature Molt NEXT 火自然モルトNEXT.

Which tells you something These were sold once and are being brought back. Preconstructed decks in PLAY'S are not permanent stock — they appear, they go, and they return when the publisher decides to. If one of these is the deck you want, the window matters.

Why this is worth a page

New Division rotates. All Division does not — it holds everything, which means a card pool stretching back to 2019 and every keyword the game has ever printed. It is also, for exactly that reason, the harder format to enter.

A new player can look at New Division and see a few dozen relevant cards. Looking at All Division is looking at the whole game at once. The problem these products exist to solve

A preconstructed deck answers that by handing you a finished thing. For an English speaker it answers a second question too — what a functioning deck in this format even looks like, when no English source lists one.

They are All Division only The official notice is explicit: these cannot be used in New Division as they come. Cards inside them that happen to be ND-legal are still ND-legal on their own; the deck as printed is not.

Not yet known

Price. Not announced.
Sale period. Not announced — and, given that the 2025 set had to return, likely to be limited.
Whether the 2025 decks are unchanged or updated for the current pool.

This page will be updated rather than replaced as those land.

Sources

Product names, the DMPD-21 code, the four returning 2025 decks and the All Division restriction: @dmps_info, 13 September 2026, and the announcement slides shown during the Grand Prix broadcast.
English card and deck names are the community patch's. It translates names rather than romanising them — Holy, Flash Guardian; Glennya, Boiling Water — following the convention the paper English release used. It is the only English naming this game has, so it is what readers see on screen. Card effects are not taken from it; those are written here from the Japanese, in plain English.
All four lists were read from the official announcement slides posted by @dmps_info on 13 September 2026, card by card. Counts add to forty, which is the check that they were read correctly. Counts add to forty, which is the check that it was read correctly. Effects are described in plain English rather than reproduced, and two cards are left undescribed because they were not checked.
That Centuria Dragon may be run above four copies, and what it does: its entry on Kamigame's PLAY'S card database, corroborated by a Japanese deck guide describing a rental deck that runs ten.
The Phoenix Field mechanic and the finisher's escalating effect: Kamigame's card evaluation page and the Duel Masters Wiki entry.
How the Forbidden works — four seals, one removal per turn, the summoning restriction, what each seal fires, and the detonated creature's abilities: Kamigame's evaluation pages for both faces, the Duel Masters Wiki entry, and a Japanese card commentary. Described in plain English rather than reproduced.
Descriptions of the other three decks are read from their names and the mechanics those name, not from card lists. Where a keyword is named, it is defined in the glossary and checked against the official rules.
No official product page existed at the time of writing.

Updated 14 September All four decklists added with counts, read from the official slides. Product codes run DMPD-21 to DMPD-24.

Dormageddon's counts were held back at first because a first pass totalled forty-three. The cause was mine, not the slide's: I had photographed the panel in overlapping sections and counted one column twice. Read in a single frame it comes to forty.

Names corrected the same day against the community patch's own translation data. The patch renders names into English rather than romanising them, so most of the transliterations in the first version were wrong — Holy, Flash Guardian rather than Holy, Flash Guardian, and so on. The Heaven's Gate deck is also Nature/Light, not Light alone.