The project
Cyber//Codex is an unofficial archive devoted to Cyber Dragon and its lineage: cards, artworks, kinships between the monsters.
It grew out of a passion that has lasted for years, first as a collection and then as a design project. The cards are those of a real collection, seen through the eyes of someone who held them and then wanted to put them in order.
The Codex was born in Italian, with the historic Italian card names chosen on purpose: they are part of how these cards came to be known. This English version uses the official English names.
Through the years
The cards that mark the family’s history, from 2005 to today.
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2005
Cyber Dragon
The progenitor: where it all begins.
Cybernetic Revolution
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2005
Cyber Twin Dragon
Two Cyber Dragons fused into one, two attacks per turn.
Cybernetic Revolution
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2005
Cyber End Dragon
Three Cyber Dragons fused into one: Zane’s ace.
Cybernetic Revolution
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2005
Power Bond
The fusion that doubles ATK: the Kaiser’s combo.
Cybernetic Revolution
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2006
Chimeratech Overdragon
The Chimeratech branch begins.
Power of the Duelist
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2014
Cyber Dragon Nova
The family’s first Xyz.
Cyber Dragon Revolution SD
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2016
Cyber Dragon Infinity
Nova evolves.
Breakers of Shadow
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2018
Cyber Dragon Sieger
The family’s first Link.
Cybernetic Horizon
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2018
Cyber Eternity Dragon
The new fusion of the Link era.
Legendary Duelists: White Dragon Abyss
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2021
Cyberdark End Dragon
Cyber End Dragon and Cyberdark Dragon in a single card.
Structure Deck: Cyber Strike
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2023
Cyber Tactical Dragon
Cyber Dragons in Rush Duel.
Oblivion of the Flash
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2026
Cyber Dragon, the Luminous Mech Dragon
Today’s Cyber Dragon: the circle closes.
LIMIT OVER COLLECTION -THE RIVALS-
Contact
Unofficial project
Cyber//Codex is a non-profit fan-made archive, independent of and not endorsed by Konami. Yu-Gi-Oh!, card names, images and related marks belong to their respective owners (Kazuki Takahashi, Studio Dice, Shueisha, TV Tokyo, Konami Digital Entertainment). The site is made for study and out of passion.
Credits
- Sources
- Konami Card Database and Yugipedia, for card data and release dates.
- Cards
- Card images are reconstructions, generated with yugioh-card by kooriookami (MIT license).
- Typefaces
- Chakra Petch by Cadson Demak and JetBrains Mono.
- Tools
- Built with React, written together with Anthropic’s Claude Code, hosted on Vercel.
Made with love and vibecode by Thorzilla