Seto Kaiba (Dsod)
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<Seto Kaiba (DSOD)>
1. Kaiba Blue -
#004B87
- A deep, rich blue reminiscent of Seto's iconic coat and the high-tech atmosphere of Duel Monsters.
2. Duelist Silver -
#C0C0C0
- A sleek, metallic silver that reflects Kaiba's high status and the futuristic elements of his dueling technology.
3. Dark Obsidian -
#1C1C1C
- A profound, dark black that embodies Kaiba's intense personality and the shadowy themes present in his character.
4. Dragon Gold -
#FFD700
- A bold, bright gold that symbolizes the glory of victory and the power of his signature Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
5. Cardboard White -
#FFFFFF
- A clean, pure white that represents the cards and the strategic gameplay of the dueling world.
This color palette draws inspiration from Seto Kaiba’s character in “Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions” (DSOD), blending the colors associated with his personality and the themes of rivalry and strategy.
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Kaiba Blue
#004B87
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(Mixed with white - lighter)Original
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(Mixed with black - darker)Duelist Silver
#C0C0C0
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(Mixed with black - darker)Dark Obsidian
#1C1C1C
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(Mixed with black - darker)Dragon Gold
#FFD700
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(Mixed with white - lighter)Original
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(Mixed with black - darker)Cardboard White
#FFFFFF
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