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Giveaway: Win A Free Yu-Gi-Oh! Rescue Rabbit Plushie

Published Tue, 29 Nov 2022 12:12:09 -0600

Would you like to win a free Rescue Rabbit Plushie from Yu-Gi-Oh!? All you need is a Twitter account to take part in this giveaway. Konami originally had a small batch of these made for New York Comic-Con this year and they vanished so quickly, you'd swear they never existed. Until you go on eBay and see they're being sold for $300 a pop. So this is your chance to get one for free without having to bid for it. What do you need to do to win this? In order for a chance to win it, all you're required to do is two things on Twitter. All you have to do is follow our Twitter account and also retweet the social media post tied to this contest. You can't miss it as it will have the same image as the one here, and the hashtag #BCRescueRabbit. You have until Monday, December 5th at 11am PT to do so.

Giveaway: Win A Free Yu-Gi-Oh! Rescue Rabbit Plushie — Credit: Konami

That's all! Literally, we're only asking you to do two things that cost you zero money and little time on your part, and you could win a free Rescue Rabbit Plushie from Yu-Gi-Oh! Now, as usual, before the complaints start coming into our comments section from people who don't have a Twitter account… it's 2022; Twitter is free to use. If you're reading this post, you have the capability of making a Twitter account. Emailing us or complaining in the comments that the contest is "selective" or "unfair" or that you don't like the platform will not make you a winner. When we choose winners, we will be checking that you have both retweeted our post and that you're following Bleeding Cool's official Twitter account. Those who have not done so are not eligible to win; we do check the accounts AND content of those picked at random. Best of luck to those of you who enter!

This contest is limited to players in the United States. Winners will be chosen at random. Entry into the contest does not automatically guarantee you are a winner.