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Allonsyyyy’s GD06 opening: an Argama SP with a GD02 number
Follow the actual 11:11 Argama reveal, its Stardust Trails SP printing and a $116.67 US reference observed November 4, rather than a price from another R+ illustration.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-11-06 · Editorial standards & corrections
A ship steals a moment in a three-box opening
Allonsyyyy opens three English Stardust Trails boxes in “So, Gundam GD06 Box Openings Are UNREAL?!” We checked the original description and actual footage; YouTube displays October 31, 2026 as the upload date. Our stop is the Argama SP held to the camera around 11:11. Silver lines and foil fill the card while the creator remains visible in the inset. Rather than reconstructing every pull, we follow this one card and the older GD02 number printed on a GD06 hit.
At 11:11, Argama comes into view
The frame we inspected shows the English name Argama, SP, GD02-129, R+ and the matching illustration. We retain the hands, face inset and card together so the image remains a moment from the original opening. This is our selected Argama segment, not a claim to have verified the entire pull list or the most valuable card. We have not attributed spoken reactions we could not hear, or calculated pull rates from these boxes.
A GD06 pack does not require a GD06 card number
Bandai’s base Argama entry identifies GD02-129 as a white BASE from Dual Impact. The scene and TCGIndex’s separate SP R+ record identify this illustration as a Stardust Trails printing sharing that base number. Bandai’s English GD06 product page gives an October 30 release and a five-Special lineup. The older code therefore is not, on its own, evidence of a different pack being opened. Read the actual illustration, SP mark and release record together.
A dated US reference: $116.67
The exact SP detail shows US JustTCG at USD 116.67 for English Near Mint · Holofoil. The source observation is November 4, 2026; our editorial check is November 6. This is a market reference, not an individual completed sale, a currently available offer or a grade assigned to the physical card in the video. Dual Impact’s other R+ illustration has its own detail page, so its price cannot stand in for this SP copy.
The smaller word is BASE
A prominent mobile suit can command the eye while the card’s actual type sits along the edge. Here that word is BASE. The ship name, complete number and type identify the card more reliably than the largest figure in its art alone. That second look is why we chose the scene: a striking foil image becomes a ship-card story when you slow down.
A chase can be a scene as well as a rarity
The creator’s pinned comment asks viewers for their GD06 chase card. A ship like Argama offers a different answer from choosing solely by a rarity label or a large price. We keep this opening as one person’s experience, without turning three boxes into a profit claim or an estimated pull rate. Watch the full original, then compare the illustration, SP mark, language and observation date on the exact detail before saving the card. What is your chase?
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