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- Legend of Blue-Eyes 1st Edition Ultra Rare. So what can beat that? Well, how about the OG Blue-Eyes itself. Yes, while the Unlimited edition of the original from Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon was reprinted again and again in different releases, the 1st Edition never will be.
- Dark Duel Stories Prismatic Secret Rare Promo. And now we arrive at a point that might be a little controversial. Officially released just days after the Legend of Blue-Eyes booster set in 2002, the Dark Duel Stories Gameboy game included three Prismatic Secret Rare promo cards.
- Retro Pack 1 Ultra Rare. Back on the classic side of things, Retro Pack 1 was an under-printed and under-supplied reprint set, loaded with lots of old school hits.
- Magnificent Mavens Secret Pharaoh's Rare. Duking it out with the GFP2 Ghost Rare at practically the same price, the Secret Pharaoh's Rare print from is an uber-clean version of the original Legend of Blue-Eyes artwork, exploding with color and unique for its Pharaoh's Rare holographic foil.
- Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Did you expect anything else? While there are rarer and more valuable cards on the fringes of the Yu-Gi-Oh hobby, the 1st Edition Blue-Eyes White Dragon from LOB is really our equivalent to Base Set Charizard or Magic's Black Lotus.
- Red-Eyes Black Dragon. For my money, this is still the best artwork for Red-Eyes Black Dragon going. I'm probably not alone in thinking that, either, since reprint pack version is outpacing Dark Magician at a whopping 30 dollars - and this copy's still that expensive on launch day.
- Exodia The Forbidden One. Approaching $30 in Market Price, the head of Exodia the Forbidden One is always one of the biggest pulls in any printing of Legend of Blue Eyes, and the 25th Anniversary packs are no exception!
- Dark Magician. Next up, and making a pretty big leap in value, our Number 4 in value is the first green-skinned artwork of Dark Magician in the TCG. This card's riding a Market Price of $21 right now, but with more copies flooding the marketplace, you can find them for as little as $14 as of this writing.
Aug 24, 2024 · Key Takeaways. Blue-Eyes White Dragon cards can be worth more than a month's rent, with some versions fetching hefty prices like $1,999.99. Some rare Blue-Eyes cards, like the Prismatic Secret Rare, are incredibly valuable collector's items due to their scarcity and unique features.
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- Blue-Eyes White Dragon Deck Overview
- Starliege Seyfurt
- Dictator of D.
- Trade-In/The Melody of Awakening Dragon
- Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon
- Keeper of The Shrine
- The Ultimate Creature of Destruction
- Blue-Eyes Tyrant Dragon
- White Stone of Ancients/Legends
- Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon
Wielded by Seto Kaiba in the anime, Blue-Eyes White Dragon is the strongest original normal monster and has been adored by Yu-Gi-Oh fans for decades. Despite its lack of effects, it remains more than viable in competitive play due to numerous support cards, and it even inspired the Blue-Eyes archetype. To make your imposing dragon deck the best you...
Type: Monster Here's arguably the deck's best normal summon option. Seyfurt has solid ATK at 1800 and can send any number of dragons from your hand/field to find a dragon from deck with the same level—this gets many of your high-level dragons into graveyard to be easily revived. Also, Seyfurt can banish himself from graveyard to recover a level 8 l...
Type: Monster While D isn't strong, he easily special summons himself from hand by milling a Blue-Eyes White Dragon from deck. Not only does this prep various effects, it also gives a great target for his next effect, letting you discard any Blue-Eyes or card that mentions it to summon one from graveyard. Plus, while you control a Blue-Eyes, you ge...
Type: Spell Here are two great spells with one big drawback. Each discards a card as cost; Trade-In tosses a level 8 to draw twice, while Melody tosses anything to search two dragons with at least 3000 ATK and 2500 or less DEF. This works on anything from Blue-Eyes Chaos Max Dragon to Chaos Emperor Dragon. Both great at manipulating your hand while...
Type: Monster Wielding the exact same impressive ATK and DEF as the original Blue-Eyes, Alternative White Dragon cannot be normal summoned or set. Instead, you can special summon it by revealing Blue-Eyes White Dragon in your hand. Additionally, while in the field or graveyard, the card's name changes to Blue-Eyes White Dragon, useful for upcoming ...
Keeper can be treated as two tributes for a dragon tribute summon, but he's really just great blocker fodder or link material since he's easily summoned, playing himself from hand or graveyard when your dragon is destroyed, and if that dragon was a normal monster (like Blue-Eyes or Red-Eyes), you also get to recover a normal dragon from your gravey...
Type: Trap Ultimate Creature makes a Blue-Eyes monster immune to other effects and battle destruction for one turn, plus anything it battles is banished. These are fantastic responses to removal, and you can reset Ultimate from your graveyard (though it will be banished after its next use) just by summoning a Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Plus, you might...
Tyrant can be fusion summoned but you can also play him just by sacrificing two Blue-Eyes White Dragons (or Alternatives masquerading as them). Tyrant has monstrous 3400 ATK, can attack all opposing monsters once each, and lets you set a trap from your graveyard after it battles (once per turn), which can form a near-unbreakable loop with the prote...
Type: Monster Here we have two weak tuners, great for synchro summoning Azure-Eyes or Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon and wielding nice sent-to-GY effects. Ancients summons any Blue-Eyes from deck at the end of the turn it hits the graveyard and can banish itself to recover a Blue-Eyes; Legends simply adds a Blue-Eyes White Dragon from deck to hand. Gettin...
Type: Monster Jet-Dragon single-handedly reinvigorated the archetype. Using his effects requires a Blue-Eyes White Dragon in field or graveyard, which is why milling and discarding them is so important, but once per turn, Jet can summon itself from hand or graveyard just by any card being destroyed! This includes battle and effect destruction, and ...
- Kazuki Takahashi's Anniversary Pack Ultra Rare. Last week there was a tragedy. If you didn't hear the news, Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi tragically passed.
- Tie - Legend of Blue-Eyes & Starter Deck: Kaiba Originals. I showed this list to my friend who isn't even into Yu-Gi-Oh, and long story short, he was confused why a card that even he owned - Blue-Eyes White Dragon from Starter Deck: Kaiba - made this Top 10 list!
- Burst Stream of Destruction. In English, Kaiba called out White Lightning for Blue-Eyes to charge in and attack. But let's be honest, Burst Stream of Destruction is about 1900 times cooler, give or take.
- Dark Duel Stories Prismatic Secret Rare. This is the card people typically think of when they reference the most expensive version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
5 days ago · Blue-Eyes Deck List and Card Guide. Blue-Eyes is a Beatdown deck in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel. Check out the core deck list, key combos, how to play & beat as well as F2P or budget options!
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The Tyrant of D. can mill a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, can send a card from your hand to the grave to revive a Blue-Eyes monster, and is one of the best starters in the deck. You can also pick what the opponent attacks if you have a Blue-Eyes monster on the field with it.
