Yu-Gi-Oh! RD/KP27: Marron Cat of Minori (JP033) reportedly revealed
Marron Cat of Minori (RD/KP27-JP033) is reportedly a Level 2 FIRE Warrior with 900 ATK and 900 DEF. Its effect looks at the top of the Deck and can Set "Blazing Chestnut" cards from the Graveyard.

A card from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game product RD/KP27 has reportedly been revealed: Marron Cat of Minori, numbered RD/KP27-JP033. Its Japanese name is written 美ノ理のマロンキャット, romanized as Minori no Marron Cat. The details below come from community reporting. No official publisher source was among the material we reviewed, so treat them as unconfirmed.
Card stats
According to the reports, Marron Cat of Minori is a Level 2 FIRE Warrior Effect Monster with ATK 900 and DEF 900. The reports list no requirement for the card.
Reported effect
The reported text describes an effect in two parts.
First, the player excavates the top 3 cards of their Deck and shows them. Those cards are then returned to the top of the Deck in any order the player chooses.
Second, the player can then choose up to 2 "Blazing Chestnut" in their Graveyard and Set them to their Spell & Trap Zone.
The drawback
If "Blazing Chestnut" cards are Set with this effect, two consequences follow. The player takes no damage from "Blazing Chestnut" for the rest of that turn. The player also cannot activate "Marron Cat of Minori" that turn.
Product tag
The card number carries the RD/KP27 prefix, and the source heading for the reveal also tags the card [RD/KP27].
Related coverage
An earlier card from this product also surfaced: Rocktusk Beast Babirusaite, RD/KP27-JP036, a reported Level 4 EARTH Beast that changes opposing battle positions but restricts attacks.
What is not announced yet
No release date, pricing or full contents for RD/KP27 have been announced. Since the text is reported rather than official, check it again once the publisher releases its own wording.
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