AnkiWeb addon 1132713173
Rewards completed study blocks with Yu-Gi-Oh!-style card draws, building a persistent collection and unlocking rare Divine Archive cards across repeated review cycles.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 25.09.2 | + | 2026-07-22 |
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Welcome, Duelist!
An-Ki-Oh! Allowed Memories is a fan-made Anki add-on created to make flashcard study sessions feel less repetitive and more rewarding. Instead of reviewing cards without a visible goal, you progress through study blocks, unlock collectible cards, complete your Card List, and work toward recovering the rarest cards in the game.
This add-on is still in an experimental testing phase. Bugs, visual issues, compatibility problems, or unexpected behavior may occur. Please keep Anki and your collection backed up before installing experimental add-ons.
Anyone is welcome to study, modify, update, translate, or improve this project, provided that proper credit is given to the original creator. Forks and derivative versions should clearly mention that they are based on An-Ki-Oh! Allowed Memories.
Original creator:
Studying with flashcards can be extremely effective, but long review sessions may also become repetitive and mentally exhausting. An-Ki-Oh! Allowed Memories was designed to add anticipation, visible progress, and collectible rewards to the study process.
Human motivation is strongly influenced by reward anticipation. When a task leads to an uncertain but desirable reward, it can become easier to remain engaged and complete another step. This add-on uses that principle as a motivational tool, connecting completed Anki reviews to card-draw rewards. It is not intended to replace good study habits, but to make the routine feel more enjoyable.
You choose the size of your study block by defining how many Anki cards must be reviewed. For example, you may configure the add-on to trigger a reward after every 10, 20, 30, or any other number of completed reviews.
After completing the selected study block, the ritual is accepted and you receive a card draw. Three face-down cards appear, and you may choose one of them as your reward.
Every draw is independent. All normal cards continue participating in future draws, including cards you have already obtained. This means duplicate cards are possible, and finding a new card becomes progressively more difficult as your collection grows.
Duplicates are stored in your Card List and increase the number of copies owned. Your collection progress, settings, controls, duplicate counts, pending draws, and rare-card progress are saved persistently.
Every card recovered through the ritual is recorded in the Card List. There you can:
The card draw can be controlled with the mouse, keyboard, or a compatible game controller. Keyboard keys and controller buttons can be mapped directly inside the add-on. Using only the mouse is also completely supported.
Four special cards do not appear in the normal random draw:
These cards are sealed inside the Divine Archive and require special conditions to awaken.
To unlock Slifer the Sky Dragon, you must draw every normal card at least once during the first Divine Seal cycle. Duplicate cards do not count as additional progress inside the same cycle.
After Slifer is awakened, the seal resets and you must collect every normal card again to unlock Obelisk the Tormentor. A third complete cycle unlocks The Winged Dragon of Ra. A fourth and final cycle unlocks Holactie the Creator of Light.
When the last missing normal card of a Divine Seal is drawn, the rare-card awakening sequence begins automatically. The stone tablet cracks, collapses, and reveals the card sealed inside.
To fully complete An-Ki-Oh! Allowed Memories, the Duelist must:
This is designed as a very long-term challenge. Because normal cards can be drawn repeatedly, completing every Divine Seal requires patience, consistency, and many Anki review sessions.
The add-on includes an illustrated introduction and a guided tutorial presented by Solomon Muto. The story explains why the cards must be recovered, while the tutorial helps you configure:
The story and tutorial can be skipped, replayed, or disabled for future Anki sessions.
Because this is a test build, feedback is welcome. When reporting a problem, please include:
Developers may create fixes, translations, improvements, or new versions of the add-on, as long as the original project and creator are properly credited.
An-Ki-Oh! Allowed Memories is an unofficial, non-commercial fan project created for educational and entertainment purposes. Yu-Gi-Oh! and its characters, cards, names, artwork, and related properties belong to their respective copyright and trademark holders. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Konami, Kazuki Takahashi, Shueisha, TV Tokyo, NAS, or Anki.
Good luck with your studies, Duelist. Recover every card, restore the Divine Seals, and become the next King of Games!