Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King

Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King

Synchro Effect Monster EARTH Superheavy #17775525

Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King is a Synchro Effect Monster in the Superheavy archetype, first released in 2017 in Battles of Legend: Light's Revenge. It has 1 printing across 1 set (Ultra Rare). BLLR-EN011 Ultra Rare sells for about $0.23. In the TCG it is currently unlimited (3 copies).

Market price · TCGPlayer

Updated Oct 1, 2026

$0.23

Type

Machine

Level

12

ATK

2000

DEF

4800

1 "Superheavy Samurai" Tuner + 2+ non-Tuner "Superheavy Samurai" monsters <br>This card can attack while in face-up Defense Position. If it does, apply its DEF for damage calculation. Once per turn: You can discard up to 2 cards, then target that many cards your opponent controls; destroy them. Once per turn: You can banish all Spells and Traps from the GYs, and if you do, inflict 200 damage to your opponent for each card banished.

Appears in 1 expansion

Printings (1)

expansionCodeRarityPriceBuy
Battles of Legend: Light's RevengeBLLR-EN011Ultra Rare$0.23

Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King: FAQ

How much is Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King worth?+

Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King currently sells for $0.23 on TCGPlayer. The exact value depends on the printing, rarity, edition and condition — scan the card with YuScan to see the price of your copy.

Which sets was Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King printed in?+

Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King appears in 1 set: Battles of Legend: Light's Revenge.

Is Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King legal in tournaments?+

On the current TCG Forbidden & Limited List, Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King is unlimited (3 copies).

What is the passcode of Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King?+

The 8-digit passcode printed on Superheavy Samurai Steam Train King is 17775525.

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