*Kaiba;* "I've never seen the words 'worst' and 'Blue Eyes' in the same sentence before. Have this person fired!" "Sir, he doesn't work for you." *Kaiba:* "Then hire him, and then have him fired!"
Fun fact, in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Duel Academy on Gameboy Advance, Burst Stream of Destruction is one of the most broken cards in the game. They forgot to program it to check for Blue Eyes, so it's a completely unrestricted Regeki.
@@AFlyingSwive not sure id call him an antagonist. he works to the same goal as the protagonists more times than he directly opposes them, so i would honestly go with the term anti-hero or rival.
@@Pwner_theExtreme "He also tends to have problems pronouncing certain words." -- Agreed, even basic words such as "trio" which most people know is "tree-o" and getting names and words mixed up (shining / shiny) Hardly an "intellectual" at all but quite the opposite.
@@kanzenchowa9868 Bruh, that's just because English is a weird-ass language. There's a bunch of cases where "tri-" is pronounced as either "try" or "tree"
Norris Johnson Swords of Revealing Light, despite its lack of the symbol, is straight up a Continous Spell. The effect doesn't 'trigger', it's a Continous effect. So you're not really 'negating it', like you are with Rage With Eyes of Blue"
[Rage with Eyes of Blue] says "banish this card." It doesn't say where from. It can be banished from the GY or the field, and would still meet the requirements to use the effect. MST doesn't negate it.
My opponent in a Master Duel game just activated "Rage with the Blue Eyes", and I remembered the "MST negates" anecdote from this video I watched a long time ago and I was able to use that information to chain my Conquistador to destroy rage and win the game. I had to find this video to let you know, thanks!
You probably should have mentioned that Burst Stream of Destruction came out when cards like Raigeki and Dark Hole were banned and were presumably going to stay banned forever given just how broken they were at that point in the game’s life.
Incredibly gimmicky, but considering the nature of the video, is very fitting: You can use Paladin/Guardian of Felgrand to equip themselves with a Blue-Eyes White Dragon to instantly fulfill the requirements of Burst Stream.
You can also use the card to blow up your foes monsters and then synchro/exceed/link summon into something else and attack with that. Also Burst Stream can be searched using Mausoleum of White, which is not a bad card for a Blue-eyes deck.
One nice thing about Burst Stream is that it gives you a reason to not cry if you summoned your Blue-Eyes using Queen Dragun Djinn. Yeah, it's a fun/gimmicky card, for sure.
its interesting to note that burst stream of destruction doesnt need you to control a blue-eyes white dragon MONSTER...in other words, if you have blue-eyes white dragon as a equip card equipped to guardian or paladin of felgrand, you can still use the spell card. ... of course this trivia is only neat for duel links, since in regular TCG, there are muuuch better cards to put in a blue-eyes deck than this silly combo
My combo with it was Summon Blue eyes with silver’s cry or whatever method out of 26 ways I can summon it use burst steam, nuke the field and then use polymeration to go into Blue eyes ultimate and if I do happen to have it in my hand summon Blue eyes shining dragon and go for the direct attack. You honestly can use burst stream destruction to end the duel if you plan out and use it at the right moment. Basically it’s a double edge sword in a way if you just use right away with no planning ahead.
The card also specifically states that only "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" can't attack, not that you can't conduct your Battle Phase. So while it prevents any extra Blue-Eyes White Dragons from attacking, it doesn't prevent other Blue-Eyes cards that don't treat themselves as Blue-Eyes White Dragon, like Ultimate Dragon, from attacking.
@@SleepyDonnnn Although Blue Eyes Ultimate was in the show from the very first season its official card wasn't released until quite a few years later. While Shining Dragon was released much earlier at around the same time as the film it was used in came out. Meaning that Shining Dragon was basically unusable for quite few years.
Yeah I remember back in 2013 when I got back into yugioh I dueled a buddy of mine who normally won against me 9 times out of ten. My decks back then were nothing compared to what I have now. Old blue eyes deck was about 30 bucks...my new deck is well over $1,000. At the time though I ran a shiny dragon blue eyes deck, and when I finally got him on the field my friend was so pissed because he couldn't beat it or target it. It was one of the few games I remember beating my friend at and with shining dragon no less.
fishy0929: I remember using Yugi Reloaded Starter Deck and my older brother used Kaiba Reloaded and bought Shining Dragon. In a duel, he was able to summon him against me and was all smug because he basically thought he was invincible. That was until I summoned Buster Blader, a monster who is inherently stronger than Shining when both effects are considered. The only thing he could say was "I'll just negate it. Yes, Shining negates Buster Blader since he is using Shining as a resource for attack points." Later he explained he was just super salty that he finally got out Shining Dragon only for it to be destroyed the next turn lol
I still run Shining Dragon in my original Blue-Eyes deck. Idc if it’s technically considered a “bad” card, I can usually get it out fairly quickly with all the Blue-Eyes support that’s available and there’s usually more than 5 dragons in the GY when I do summon him so it’ll have at least 4500 atk if not more. The card fucks once it’s out lol
Bit too good for my taste. Getting a card built to be a big beatstick and negation ability with barely any loss of resources, just too much. Like 1st turn legit slap a 3300 ATK monster for not cost whatsoever. Not to mention doing that with Neo BE Ultimate would banish itself to negate the destruction of Shining (I think). It in a Rokket deck though... Think of how many dragons they get in the GY. That's not a fix, that's activating an Instant Ban from the deck.
Azzam Almarzouq You are correct. Though, that part of the duel is actually filler. In the manga, the duel isn't actually seen, until Kaiba ends it with Obelisk.
Yeah, but there was that really cool moment in filler where he brought out all three Blue Eyes, CED Envoy of the End, and Emerald Dragon thanks to a Dimensional Fusion, resulting in him eventually swinging for an exact kill with only three Blue Eyes out, and with his opponent only controlling the card that let Seto do it all.
@@marcodestefano7119 it's ok but not that impressive in the current game, not to mention it's a ritual monster which are not easy to bring out and it doesn't have an omni-negate. It has good effects, it just isn't, say, a nuke or passive negation (it can only *not be targeted or destroyed,* this doesn't mean it's unaffected like modern bosses are).
I still use it. It holds a special place in my heart, and has saved my ass more times than I can count. I went to the theater to see the Pyramid of Light movie, and they gave out cards. Shining dragon was the card I got. Ive run it ever since in my blue eyes deck.
16:52 - Not gonna lie, someone actually got Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon on me turn 1 in Duel Links with a 30-card deck. Logic. Melody of Awakening Dragon, discard White Stone of Legend, add 2 Blue-Eyes, and then your third. Summon Blazeman, search Poly, fuse them off for BEUD, then just Special Summon the Shining Dragon from your hand. EZ 4-card combo. ;-) If I remember correctly, I just chain-blocked it with Subterror Behemoth Umastryx and Nemesis Warrior, and took control after that. But we gave each other nices. :-)
I got a nice by getting Flame Wingman out and attacking over a 3000 attack point monster and dealing as much effect damage as my opponents remaining LP once. I used both skyscrapers to do it.
Fun fact about Burst Stream of Destruction: In the GBA game "duel academy", this card is bugged so that it can be activated even if you dont control Blue-eyes. And since this card only stops Blue-eyes from attacking, you can effectively run 3 Raigekis in your deck with this card
Since Burst Stream of Destruction was mentioned, I'd call it's "alternative" spell Dark Magic Attack better. Being a Harpie's Feather Duster that only Requires a Dark Magician on the field, and doesn't limit your attacks.
I think you may have missed the point of the Blue Eyes Chaos dragon card. It seems like it was made to COMBO with Chaos max dragon. If you change your opponents monsters into defense and make it 0, then have chaos MAX attack it, its an OTK since the piercing damage is doubled.
That requires you to summon both of those monsters first. It's hard enough to bring out just one of them, since they rely on Chaos Form. You think summoning both of them is anywhere near viable? If there was anything to improve with Chaos Max, it was to make a card to bring it out easier, not add another equally difficult-to-summon monster that's worse. You'd only be able to use this combo once in a blue moon. And the one time you do, you might just run into a board of Link monsters, which can't be put in defense, which makes it even worse. It's strange that there are cards made at all now with defense position effects, since Link monsters are super prevalent atm.
@@lololol924 Not easy and not fast enough for the last couple of years of this game. If it worked with Pre-prep, then it'd be legit amazing. But with ARA, you need to have both Chaos Max and ARA in your hand. As far as I'm aware, neither are searchable, so you're basically stuck with relying entirely on chance to draw two very specific cards. With pre-prep, it's essentially a one-card ritual summon, but it doesn't work with Chaos Max. That alone makes it half as consistent as basically any other ritual monster, and makes it lack recovery. SO it's twice as hard to summon as almost any other ritual monster, but wait, you also want to combo it with its minime. Not consistent at all.
@@ShadeSlayer1911 Oh its not fast enough for sure. Blue eyes has never been a S tier meta deck. Im just saying with some ARA and Manju's it fairly easy to search out every thing you need.
@@lololol924 Blue Eyes can still be a good rogue deck. But usually, it's just better to leave out Chaos Max in trade for better consistency. One of Blue-Eyes' weaknesses is bricking too often to be very competitive, and Chaos Max just makes that worse. You can watch the dzeef's videos on Chaos Max for a better explanation on this. I'm sure I'm not doing the explanation very well.
When you talk about how Chaos MAX Dragon has better stats and effect, isn't Chaos MAX Dragon meant to be an evolution of Chaos Dragon, hence the 'MAX', better stats and then better effect?
Blue eyes solid dragon is a must for shutting down decks that rely on getting one OP monster out (like Shooting Star Dragon) - you can disrupt the summoning chain they rely on or getting rid of their OP effects once they are on the field. White stone can easily bring this monster out during your enemy's turn as well. Its also ANY card or effect (not just those that target the card) that allows you to bring a real blue eyes from your deck- which means that the -500 damage isn't a big deal at all. Dragon spirit of white only targets spells and traps, has the advantage of being treated as a normal card but can't block monster effects and can only switch out for a real dragon in your hand (which may not be ideal, especially if you have an alternative dragon or two in your deck) - you want both to deal with different threats. Burst stream of destruction is also powerful if you know how to use it. It only prevents blue eyes white dragon (and not any other "Blue eyes" monsters) from attacking - which means all of your other monsters are free to attack. You can also use your dragon to summon something that CAN attack after you trigger the spell, which means that it is basically can easily be used as a free "wipe" of the enemy field without sacrificing your ability to attack.
I've had the chance to summon "Blue eyes Shining Dragon" and the chance to use it to its full capabilities and though you are correct about it being extremely hard to summon, its TOTALLY WORTH IT.
One of my fondest memories in Yu-Gi-Oh! is when I was testing my Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon turbo deck vs Sky Strikers, I got into Shining and they used 2 Widow Anchors and an Afterburner on it in the same chain to no avail.
Malefic Blue Eyes does have a wonderful use mind you, it being Level 8 makes it a prime target for Malefic Paradox Gear to search for to then tune for Malefic Paradox Dragon, or any level 10 Synchro really. And running Paradox Gear lets you avoid using a normal Blue Eyes in the deck at all, though admittingly it's still not the best card to draw into. Sadly there is still zero excuse for Malefic Red Eyes.
Yami:hold on did you summon three blue eyes in one turn Kaiba:yeah so Yami: that's against the rules isn't Kaiba:not anymore it's not with rage with eyes of blue Yami:but that card does not exist yet Kaiba:screw the time stream continuum, I have money!
Gotta say I play a blue-eyes deck when I play with my friends... And I love burst stream of destruction, because you can easily get it from your deck by banishing mausoleum of white from your GY. And when you have your blue eyes white dragon on the field (what is very easy to get with ancient rules, etc) and activate the burst stream and instantly afterwards use your blue-eyes for fusion and synchro monsters Then its pretty useful to be honest. but maybe just my opinion.
How to fix solid dragon: Integrate the negate effect into the quick effect. "If your opponent's monster activates an effect you can negate it and if you do shuffle this card into the Deck and special summon 1 blue eyes white dragon from your deck" or something like that
@@eldeliciosomagnifico6503 why not just run "return of the dragon lords"? seems infinitely better than silver's cry because it can also provide protection as well Edit: just realized silvers cry is a quick play spell. Idk how much that matters but i still think return of the dragon lords is better. More than once per turn activation and applies to more blue eyes monsters while also providing protection
@@tareqal-hasan4975 I’d say both are equal. Quick play has some pretty damn powerful counter capacity. While your dragon lords card would probably be better for just getting out your god mode monsters.
@Charmiskit Keep in mind that the 4k beater does double piercing, and can be brought out easier. A 4k double peircer attacking a 0 defense monster simply otks. nuff said.
One thing about Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon that was exclusive to the movie, is you can sacrifice this monster to destroy 1 card on the field. As demonstrated when Kaiba attempted to use it to destroy Pyramid of Light, and again when Yugi used it to destroy Anubis. aka: Shining Nova.
10:59 - Blue-Eyes White Dragon can't attack, but every other Blue-Eyes-related monster can attack (except alternative white dragon), including Dragon Spirit of White, Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, etc. So you can still poke for at least 2500 damage.
Deep eyes is not that bad I run it all the time in my hieratic dragon / blue eyes deck. but as you pointed out having the Hieratic engine making burning a lot the secondary effects worth wild.
I have to say in defense of Solid Dragon, that it can be bring out during your opponent end fase with the white stone of ancients to negate one of his boss monster effects or one of his monster that you think it would make you difficult to making a play. And you kinda preffer to bring it on the first turn rather than the Dragon Spirit of White because it can be exchanged to a Blue Eyes White Dragon from your deck instead of from your hand. Being able to be special summoned on later turns rather than being on the graveyard. I don't know how the meta behaves nowadays, probably the card is a useless brick in most cases, but personally i gave it use in many situations with the "Master with Eyes of Blue", which it considered a slow tuner, but it's a very useful recovery on one copy. I think the card is more useful than the magic of the number ten, only because it can avoid destruction effects at the cost of one BEWD instead of the three copies of your deck, and the deck loss too much when you can't recover at least one copy of the vanilla monster.
Burst Stream of Destruction was designed to synergize with Paladin of White Dragon back in the day, and now its purpose is to capitalize on plays that summon BEWD not to attack with it, but rather to use it as Material for monsters such as Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, which don't count as BEWD and can make use of that clear field to attack directly. Also, it's now searchable thanks to Mausoleum of White, which when in the GY, can search BSoD and replace itself in terms of card advantage. As for Malefic BEWD, I see it as more of a Blue-Eyes than a Malefic as of the support released in SHIV, as Blue-Eyes actually runs BEWD while Malefic wants nothing to do with it outside of the Malefic Blue-Eyes Deck, the aforementioned Mausoleum gives Blue-Eyes a Field Spell and this permits the use of MBEWD, and MBEWD is both a Blue-Eyes in name and a Melody target, giving it access to the same searchability as (the much better) BEAWD. As for what MBEWD can do for Blue-Eyes, it's another Level 8 Blue-Eyes body on the field for Material, and a DARK Monster that summons itself from hand to break the AoJ Quarantine lock. As for the downside, why nobody plays the card, I think you hit the nail right on the head mentioning that Blue-Eyes can't afford to banish BEWDs straight from the Deck, as Blue-Eyes has no built-in banish recovery. However, now that Guardragons are a thing, bringing with them Pisty, a generic banish recovery for all Dragon Decks, I'm thinking of dusting off my Blue-Eyes and giving MBEWD a try in Pure Blue-Eyes. Since I mentioned Mausoleum of White when talking about both cards, what do you think of it? Would it have been on this worst list if Dragonic Fighting Spirit hadn't been counted as Blue-Eyes? Is it good just for the Double Summon effect? Is it worth running by itself without any BSoD to replace it with using its effect to maintain card advantage?
I am more suprised that Paladin didn't make the list but Chaos Dragon did. Neither were vanilla Ultimate Dragon nor Neutron Blast. IMO, most of the cards on the list were far better, not nessecary good.
Dragon Master Knight in the extra deck for the effect of Elemental Hero Prisma will work for the name substitution to bring out Shining since master knight says ultimate dragon.
Frankly, no. Prisma Requires you to sent the fusion material from the main deck to the gy. BE Ultimate Dragon isnt in the main deck. This would work with black luster though.
When my blue eyes white dragon got destroyed, no one has my back and I feel truly alone, I always know that Blue Eyes Jet Dragon will come rocketing out of my graveyard or hand to be there for me.
Actually, Prisma and Fusion Tag CAN work if you also use Dragon Master Knight in your Extra Deck since it requires Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon as a fusion material.
That’s true. It can since it’s treated as a blue eyes ultimate dragon because it’s listed as a fusion material monster then yes elemental hero prisma would work perfectly. If you run it that is. And it’s one of the cheapest ways to get it out as it only requires that one card. Vs 5. (Blue eyes x3, fusion spell, blue eyes ultimate itself.)
Deep-Eyes helped me so much in duel links, always came in clutch after the bait, and enough dragon monsters to buff his 600 effect damage, just win me games sometimes
Yeah dude I use it in my fusion deck. I can consistently get my neo out so when that’s destroyed I use my deep and then deep does 2400 burn and is a 4500 beat stick
So, I saw "Marshmallon" appear in this video, and for some reason, it prompted me to go on Ebay to look up a price for Marshmallon (no idea why). Lo and behold, it led me to find a listing for a Listing for a card titled "Marshmallon", but the card was actually Black Luster Ritual, and it had the wrong name. Allegedly it was a misprint, but to me, the idea that "Marshmallon" was a required card for the purpose of summoning Black Luster Soldier just made me laugh out loud.
I could make the argument that Burst Stream of Destruction is a lot better because odds are if you're playing a Blue-Eyes deck at all, your field is not going to be just three Blue-Eyes White Dragons (or mix of that and Alternative). There are plenty of cards you could have on the field which you could still swing with (Dragon Spirit of White, the Blue-Eyes Synchros, Chaos MAX, hell even Cosmo Brain). It hardly leaves you useless or without options. Just putting my two cents in.
Deep-Eyes is more of an asset to a conplete dragon deck, namely because 600 burn for every different dragon in the graveyard totals up fast, and works good if you're deck is running slow. Its meant to be a last resort, you pull it out after everything you've thrown comes back. It basically a spirit bomb of dead dragons
@@MasterArchfiend well even though palazoics are not treated as trap cards when they summon, they came from a trap card So I would count them too (as long as it's a red card 😂)
@@nawafseeker1009 I guess that it is Duel Logs call, but I humbly disagree simply by the definition of the gameplay term. I see your logic and it makes sense, but I just think that Psuedo Trap Monsters and Trap Monsters shouldn't be grouped together for the same list mainly because the list would only be Paleozoic cards. Let's face it. Trap Monsters barely see play in Endless Trap Hell Uria decks in Duel Links. Personally the only ones that I consider good are Shapesister and Space Dragster because they turn into tuners.
@@MasterArchfiend regarding that the list will be all palazoics, the dule logs usually takes one card from each archetype in order to increase versatility. And regarding trap cards didn't see play except in uria decks, I totally agree with you. However, I believe it is still good in monarch decks and high level synchro monsters. I personally use heavy trap decks to make synchro summoning level 9 and 10 monsters easier. I got what you mean and indeed it is the dule logs call, it is just very funny knowing strategies and tactics.
Burst Stream Of Destruction may not be a tournament winner, but it's so darn fun to use, and there are plenty of ways Blue-Eyes can be useful for summoning an Extra Deck monster that can direct attack on the cleared field afterwards. Or you know, you might just control another monster already. Or your deck might employ other effects that limit attacks anyway (Queen Dragun Djinn and/or Message In A Bottle fans, off the top of my head). I mean, sure, it's not Raigeki or Dark Hole, but those were banned back in the day anyway (for those who care) and casual duelists might want to go for something with a bit more style. So yeah, that's basically my guilty pleasure gimmick card. So is Dragon Master Knight. Summoner of Illusions is a nice cheapy/casual way to get Blue Eyes Ultimate out of the Extra Deck, but it's a bit of a cumbersome setup and there are a lot of better ways to spend the deck space. I gotta agree on Shining. Lucked out and got it when I went to see the movie (my brother got Pyramid of Light), but it is definitely a card I enjoyed having more than using. It's just not worth the dead draw risk, and its protection effect is way too limited to be reliable. Not a bad card in itself, but for costing a 4.5k beatstick, just not worth it.
It's weird that MST makes Rage with Eyes of Blue's effect fizzle out when it still banishes from the GY as well, so it going to the GY due to MST still makes it Banish itself from the GY to satisfy its condition. If MST is ruled to make this card's effect disappear, then Rage needs an errata to say "Banish this card on the field..."
I had a friend that literally tried to build a blue-eyes deck before any of the support cards came out and it was a real pain to see him play lul all he had was lord of D. and flutes and he'd still get his board wiped out the 20% of his matches in which he was even able to pull out the flute and lord of D combo. To me that has to be the absolute worst blue-eyes card (flute over lord of D most likely) since it requires you to have literally everything on your hand. It's like draw a full house every game or lose m8.
Top 10 best Blue-Eyes White Dragon cards! Definitely would love to see that! Possibly that or if not Blue-Eyes then Dark Magician or Red-Eyes Black Dragon best cards.
Contrary to popular belief, anime Kaiba has never summoned 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragons in one turn in a normal duel except against Zigfried where he also summoned Luster Dragon #2 and Chaos Emperor Dragon by the effect of Dimension Fusion, and against Yugi in Battle City by the effect of Yugi's De-Fusion.
Not many people know this but you can use felgrand Paladin combo with blue eyes white dragon as an equip card with burst stream of Destruction and he can still attack
Kaiba never summoned all three Blue-Eyes in one turn (At least, he never NORMAL summoned them in one turn. He did use two Flute of Summoning Dragons to get them all out a couple times, but Rage With Eyes of Blue doesn't seem to be referencing that specifically). I think there's a common misconception that Kaiba summoned two Blue-Eyes in one turn in the first episode, which comes from misinterpreting the scene which is actually showing a montage of multiple turns going by of Yugi putting a monster in defense mode and Kaiba's Blue-Eyes destroying them. But the way it's cut makes it sort of looks like Kaiba Normal Summoned twice in one turn so I can understand how people took it that way. That's the basis for the famous "screw the rules" line in the Abridged Series, which further spread the misconception. Anyways, I don't think Rage With Eyes of Blue is referencing any specific moment from the anime/manga. It's just that spamming all three Blue-Eyes out at once seems like a cool Kaiba thing to do, I guess.
And you forgot the funniest thing about blue-eyes shinning dragon of being it came out before blue-eyes ultimate dragon came out making it unsummonable for a while too
17:32 what also hurts is it was nerfed in errata/reprint, the original version on release didn't say target, it used designate, which was not a keyword, pre errata the common interpretation was that any affect that would affect the card could be negated, even non-targeted ones (you know, like in the movie), this meant that it was effectively originally, in an era pre chaos let alone modern power cards a card that was "you can choose which card effects effect this card, if you don't want the effect to effect this card, the effect is negated". Sadly this was errataed before the first worlds the card could be used in (since ultimate wasn't even released in tcg till 06)
Another note. I had it and ultimate and 1 copy of the grave fusion dragon card (forget the name) as tech In my deep draw blue eyes deck since back when I ran deep draw blue eyes it was nearly impossible for people to break through it in the first couple turns. I actually at age 10 got into an argument with an opponent because I actually had the promo edition of the card and didn't know about the errata. Judge was called and thats how I learned about it. Tbh unlimited circumstancial omninegate is too strong now, it was probably way to strong then so I get the eratta. Funnily enough I still won the duel because they didn't get lethal on the clear turn.
@@technoboop1890 American Slang. A period is the end if a sentence, so saying period when you're done is basically saying "that's it, no other things can be said about this" It's basically the same as saying "end of discussion"
“Pay half your current amount of life points to special summon up to 3 Blue Eyes white dragons.” That a card I wanna make just to see how much it gets abused.
I am pretty sure that you could use prisma to copy ''Blue eyes ultimate dragon'' as a material form dragon master knight.I thing u forgot that dragon master knight exists
prisma requires you to send a copy of the card you want to imitate from your deck to the graveyard right? so unless you somehow have blue eyes ultimate dragon in your main deck, you can't do that.
@@isabellesmith7578 But you can send a standard Black Luster Soldier with Prisma's effect, and then use Dragon's Mirror with a fusion substitute material to summon it.
Honestly, regarding Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon, I still see it being somewhat decent in Toon decks as the deck's main big beater, although less-so now that Toon BLS is a thing. Thing is, it's one of the old Toons, with all the drawbacks _and advantages_ it comes with. And that includes being able to special summon it instead of tribute summoning, by tributing two monsters that in turn are also special summons. That, combined with the protection given to Toon monsters by Toon Kingdom makes it a bit of an underrated card. And of course, with Toon BLS being a thing now, it doubles as cost fodder to summon Toon BLS at only a -1 instead of a -2, with the only other option for doing that being another Toon BLS.
@@sithlordbeerus503 Oh Atem is one of the biggest cheaters of all time in Yu-Gi-Oh no doubt about it. But he is still a far more prominent character than Yugi ever was. Throughout the show Yugi had what like 3 duels really?? He is completely irrelevant to the plot. If they really had to have someone beat Atem in the ceremony duel then Joey or Kaiba could have been a MUCH better fit. Yugi only won because the plot literally HAD to have him win. Even in the movie, while Yugi is shown to be quite strong, its Atem that has to come in and save the day ultimately. My point is that Yugi is a pointless character (aside from the mind switch against Pegasus but we are later shown Tea, Joey Tristan's friendship power blocking Pegasus so even that could be written off) and could have easily been removed from the plot with no real changes. Tldr, there is a reason why Atem is the face of Yugioh promotion and not Yugi lol
@@sammydray5919 oooh I see what your saying yeah Yugi is pointless never really liked him. He was ok I didn't really like any of them besides Seto and Atem lol Joey was cool but I mostly liked the cards he used I think it would be of been better if they took out Yugi and made Atem be Yugi or well his character instead of being two in one just have Atem lol if you get what I'm trying to say
I played burst stream when Mausoleum of white came out for a while, but even then it wasn't really worth it. Nowadays it just isn't worth it, Alternative already does it's job better anyways.
I won't stand for this Burst Stream slander. You play it, wipe the opponent's board, then use your Blue Eyes as Extra Deck material to go for the counterattack. Blue Eyes Twin Headed Dragon, Azure Eyes Synchro Dragon, they don't have to hold back.
Burst stream works if the blue eyes is equiped to a Felgrad or Cyber Dark monster, and its a decent support on a hieratic deck if you summon the 0/0 blue eyes.
Honestly, one of the best ways to get out Dragon Master and Shining is with Neo Ultimate's effect. If only because that scenario has you get two beef sticks (one with a potential field clearing ability) out on the field at once.
*Kaiba;* "I've never seen the words 'worst' and 'Blue Eyes' in the same sentence before. Have this person fired!"
"Sir, he doesn't work for you."
*Kaiba:* "Then hire him, and then have him fired!"
That's something Little Kuriboh's Kaiba would do.
Also WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE AGAIN?
@@mariobros68 The internet is a free country, he has the right to be wherever he likes to be.
@@carlosroo5460 You don't understand, this guy it's everywhere on YouTubie; from anime, Jojos to Team Fortress 2, Dead Meat and etc of places.
@@mariobros68 and how you know he is in everywhere unless you ALSO in everywhere
Wrong guy btw the guy whose everywhere is “some guy without a mustache
"The main character, Kaiba."
This seems like something Kaiba would say
Kaiba funded this episode
Ygotas kaiba definitely would
@@IIxIxIv "Mokuba, some jerk on the internet is going to talk about Blue Eyes. I want you to pay him to call me a main character".
@@IIxIxIv Kaiba is even weird in canon. He made Obelisk Blue the best dorm and Slifer the worst one lol
unlike this entire episode
This video was clearly made by a third rate duelist with a fourth rate deck. Smh.
*Sniff Sniff* same here, Emporor DarK.
I get that reference
I can win vs that guy blindfolded
Exactly.
What a loser.
*I think Yugi was right when he said that you have nothing but hate inside.*
_"You have nothing but hate inside. Also, you dress funny."_
Fun fact, in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Duel Academy on Gameboy Advance, Burst Stream of Destruction is one of the most broken cards in the game. They forgot to program it to check for Blue Eyes, so it's a completely unrestricted Regeki.
What the fuck
@@AstralPhnx and the funny thing is that it still stops your blue eyes from attacking. So it was strictly WORSE in Blue Eyes decks.
Who says it wasn’t intentional?
lmao now i am imagining a blue eyes just doing a flyby and spreading white lightning all over a dude's board. It fucks off as quickly as it came
@@MrDeathbyzombies That would be a cool episode to see.
*me getting back into yugioh after 4 years and seeing this video* there are MORE than 10 blue eyes cards?
What should you say for me. I'm getting back after 15 years.
You know nothing hardball VI 😂😂
This game really jumped the shark. Seriously "blue eyes solid dragon" "Blue-Eyes Venerial Ultimate MAX dragon" what a joke
@@Mizelei2012 *"SUPREME KING DRAGON STARVING VENOM"* is a totally normal name, I don't see a problem
Blue eyes gets tons of support every now and then. Red eyes too. Which personally I like considering they’re giving support to decade old decks
"The main character Kaiba"
Checks out.
Won Lee well he is the best character
main antagonist is still a main character
@@AFlyingSwive not sure id call him an antagonist. he works to the same goal as the protagonists more times than he directly opposes them, so i would honestly go with the term anti-hero or rival.
Yes
@@cullenlatham2366 You described it well.
Stupid people: Worst
Duellogs, an intellectual: *LEAST GOOD*
He also tends to have problems pronouncing certain words.
Pwner_theExtreme Ojama try-oh
@@Pwner_theExtreme "He also tends to have problems pronouncing certain words."
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Agreed, even basic words such as "trio" which most people know is "tree-o" and getting names and words mixed up (shining / shiny)
Hardly an "intellectual" at all but quite the opposite.
@@kanzenchowa9868 ok
@@kanzenchowa9868 Bruh, that's just because English is a weird-ass language.
There's a bunch of cases where "tri-" is pronounced as either "try" or "tree"
"If at first you don't succeed, then your not Seto fucking Kaiba."
This video is worth it just for the MST negates thing.
And for the mandatory Garnet reference.
Norris Johnson Swords of Revealing Light, despite its lack of the symbol, is straight up a Continous Spell. The effect doesn't 'trigger', it's a Continous effect.
So you're not really 'negating it', like you are with Rage With Eyes of Blue"
[Rage with Eyes of Blue] says "banish this card." It doesn't say where from. It can be banished from the GY or the field, and would still meet the requirements to use the effect. MST doesn't negate it.
it doesnt negate, just doesnt allow your opp resolve his eff
Norris Johnson You misunderstood his comment.
My opponent in a Master Duel game just activated "Rage with the Blue Eyes", and I remembered the "MST negates" anecdote from this video I watched a long time ago and I was able to use that information to chain my Conquistador to destroy rage and win the game. I had to find this video to let you know, thanks!
Conquistador. Eldlich. I feel like you didn't deserve that win, but sure.
LOL just had the same thing
@@phoenixwright8364 facts
Cuz him summoning 3 Vanillas would’ve really gave him a chance to win right 🙄
I was all for this comment until I read Conquistador. I wished the opponent won. Cuz then at least I would know he deserved it.
"Did you just summon a bunch of monsters in one turn?"
"Yeah, so?"
"That's against the rules isn't it?
"Screw the rules, I have powercreep!"
But Pendulums
"Did you just Summon a bunch of Monsters in one turn?"
"Yeh, sew?"
"Isn't that against the rules?"
"Screw the rules, I skipbalaidiblmoooglpdiabol"
@@SakuraAvalon the what?
@@jacthing1 ep 81
"Did you just summon a bunch monsters in one turn?"
"Yeah so?"
"That's against the rules!"
"Actually buddy boy! Pendulums are the rules! Now suck it!"
Blue-Eyes Solid Dragon...so when are we getting BE Liquid and BE Solidus Dragon?
IN DARKNESS AND SILENCE THRU THE NIGHT
@@xFENRIRLOKISSONx WHAT A THRILL!
Blue eyes plasma dragon
Blue-Eyes Gas Dragon
Nah, we want Blue Eyes Psycho Dragon!
You probably should have mentioned that Burst Stream of Destruction came out when cards like Raigeki and Dark Hole were banned and were presumably going to stay banned forever given just how broken they were at that point in the game’s life.
Incredibly gimmicky, but considering the nature of the video, is very fitting: You can use Paladin/Guardian of Felgrand to equip themselves with a Blue-Eyes White Dragon to instantly fulfill the requirements of Burst Stream.
You can also use the card to blow up your foes monsters and then synchro/exceed/link summon into something else and attack with that. Also Burst Stream can be searched using Mausoleum of White, which is not a bad card for a Blue-eyes deck.
One nice thing about Burst Stream is that it gives you a reason to not cry if you summoned your Blue-Eyes using Queen Dragun Djinn.
Yeah, it's a fun/gimmicky card, for sure.
@@Hypershell Speaking gimmicky, I used Burst Stream with Non Spellcasting Area so I could still attack. :D
It's also searchable with mausoleum when its sent to the graveyard. Still situational but it's still searchable
❎Burst stream of Destruction
☑️HOROBI NO BAASUTO SUTORIIIIIIMMM
Lol I get it
You forgot the "U"s
Lmao kaiba always get rekt when attacking with blue eyes
KYOJIN MUTEKI SAIKYO
Yugi: "Sore Wa Dou Kana"
its interesting to note that burst stream of destruction doesnt need you to control a blue-eyes white dragon MONSTER...in other words, if you have blue-eyes white dragon as a equip card equipped to guardian or paladin of felgrand, you can still use the spell card.
...
of course this trivia is only neat for duel links, since in regular TCG, there are muuuch better cards to put in a blue-eyes deck than this silly combo
That combo was bad in duel links so that should tell you enough about it
Or you could steal your opponents blue-eyes with relinquished.
My combo with it was Summon Blue eyes with silver’s cry or whatever method out of 26 ways I can summon it use burst steam, nuke the field and then use polymeration to go into Blue eyes ultimate and if I do happen to have it in my hand summon Blue eyes shining dragon and go for the direct attack. You honestly can use burst stream destruction to end the duel if you plan out and use it at the right moment. Basically it’s a double edge sword in a way if you just use right away with no planning ahead.
The card also specifically states that only "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" can't attack, not that you can't conduct your Battle Phase. So while it prevents any extra Blue-Eyes White Dragons from attacking, it doesn't prevent other Blue-Eyes cards that don't treat themselves as Blue-Eyes White Dragon, like Ultimate Dragon, from attacking.
I use elemental hero Prisma to use Burst
"Since for some reason it has 0 atk/def on a level 10 monster."
-Glances at Yubel deck.
I just pointed at you virually while going
Ayyyyy
@@nicoofthenight8403 Ayyyyy
@@niero4201 AYYYYYYY
Yubel at least protects from battle damage, can't be destroyed by battle, and has a floating effect.
@@dethkruzer Needs more support
Blye-eyes shiny dragon... that is what im calling it from now on
At lest it's not azure eyes silver dragon
Blue peeps whitey dragon.
Not going to lie was kinda aggravating me that he was pronouncing the name wrong, im like its shinning dragon not shiny dragon
Don't forget that Shining Dragon could also not be even used when it first released since it came out before Ultimate Dragon.
Wait what?
@@SleepyDonnnn Although Blue Eyes Ultimate was in the show from the very first season its official card wasn't released until quite a few years later. While Shining Dragon was released much earlier at around the same time as the film it was used in came out. Meaning that Shining Dragon was basically unusable for quite few years.
@@zaleost Only like 1 year, and only in TCG, OCG(that is, the JP release format) had Ultimate first
@@zaleost shining was a promo given in away when you went to see the movie.
That’s false. I had a copy of Ultimate before Shining Dragon was released with the first Yugioh Movie
I love Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon. Looks so cool. Wish it weren't so difficult to get out.
Yeah I remember back in 2013 when I got back into yugioh I dueled a buddy of mine who normally won against me 9 times out of ten. My decks back then were nothing compared to what I have now. Old blue eyes deck was about 30 bucks...my new deck is well over $1,000. At the time though I ran a shiny dragon blue eyes deck, and when I finally got him on the field my friend was so pissed because he couldn't beat it or target it. It was one of the few games I remember beating my friend at and with shining dragon no less.
fishy0929: I remember using Yugi Reloaded Starter Deck and my older brother used Kaiba Reloaded and bought Shining Dragon. In a duel, he was able to summon him against me and was all smug because he basically thought he was invincible. That was until I summoned Buster Blader, a monster who is inherently stronger than Shining when both effects are considered. The only thing he could say was "I'll just negate it. Yes, Shining negates Buster Blader since he is using Shining as a resource for attack points." Later he explained he was just super salty that he finally got out Shining Dragon only for it to be destroyed the next turn lol
You can try with “revoke fusion”
Easy to get out nowadays actually just doesn’t do much once it is is the issue
I still run Shining Dragon in my original Blue-Eyes deck. Idc if it’s technically considered a “bad” card, I can usually get it out fairly quickly with all the Blue-Eyes support that’s available and there’s usually more than 5 dragons in the GY when I do summon him so it’ll have at least 4500 atk if not more. The card fucks once it’s out lol
How to fix Blue-eyes Shining dragon: "Must be first Summoned by banish a Blue-eyes fusion from your extra deck".
Blue eyes card if you ask me
@@KudoShinichii1412 Yeah THAT would be SO much better.
Bit too good for my taste. Getting a card built to be a big beatstick and negation ability with barely any loss of resources, just too much. Like 1st turn legit slap a 3300 ATK monster for not cost whatsoever. Not to mention doing that with Neo BE Ultimate would banish itself to negate the destruction of Shining (I think). It in a Rokket deck though... Think of how many dragons they get in the GY. That's not a fix, that's activating an Instant Ban from the deck.
@@staceybesherse8053 It negates only things that target him. That's a mediocre effect overall.
Matt Alencar yeah or maybe tribute a Blue eyes White Dragon like Red eyes darkness dragon !!!!
Take a shot every time he says Decent. See you in the morgue.
Or beat stick
That's a... decently evil drinking game.
Or “gimmicky”
Take of xxx z your cxlothes
I TRIGGER PEOPLE what is wrong with you
Non-filler wise, Kaiba has only Summoned three Blue-Eyes in one turn, once. De-Fusion on Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
And it was Yugi who did it.
You forgot battle city when he used 2 flutes of summoning dragon on a random duelist he gave a bunch of cards to
Azzam Almarzouq You are correct. Though, that part of the duel is actually filler. In the manga, the duel isn't actually seen, until Kaiba ends it with Obelisk.
Yeah, but there was that really cool moment in filler where he brought out all three Blue Eyes, CED Envoy of the End, and Emerald Dragon thanks to a Dimensional Fusion, resulting in him eventually swinging for an exact kill with only three Blue Eyes out, and with his opponent only controlling the card that let Seto do it all.
@@TheShinyFeraligatr It would have been a lot cooler if the animation hadn't dropped in quality to the point, Kaiba rarely was ever on model.
@@TheShinyFeraligatrIf his opponent survived that onslaught, and he didn't, he'd have won with the next card he drew.
If my opponent had Marshmallon my first choice among the Blue-Eyes monsters wouldn't be Solid.
Chaos MAX would be a lot more fun.
That double pierce would be awesome.
Chaos max dragon is one of my favourite cards, I have gotten wins on my first turn with it
Yeah MAX dragon is awesome. People don't even read cards so sometimes i destroyed people cause they put their cards in defense pos lol
Cough cough
Dimension Wall
Cough Cough
@@marcodestefano7119 it's ok but not that impressive in the current game, not to mention it's a ritual monster which are not easy to bring out and it doesn't have an omni-negate.
It has good effects, it just isn't, say, a nuke or passive negation (it can only *not be targeted or destroyed,* this doesn't mean it's unaffected like modern bosses are).
Funny how "rage with the eyes of blue" would litterally be the most broken card in the game in goat format days.
My ASMR is listening to Duellogs pronounce Ojama Trio (tree-o) as “Ojama Try-o” and “Shining Dragon” as “Shiny Dragon”
T__T I still love you, Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon. Even if you do suck.
I still use it. It holds a special place in my heart, and has saved my ass more times than I can count.
I went to the theater to see the Pyramid of Light movie, and they gave out cards. Shining dragon was the card I got. Ive run it ever since in my blue eyes deck.
@@mysite1012 nice! I still use it too. I combo it with summoner of illusions :D
@@aleksandarradak5131 I didn't think of that. Good combo 👍
16:52 - Not gonna lie, someone actually got Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon on me turn 1 in Duel Links with a 30-card deck. Logic.
Melody of Awakening Dragon, discard White Stone of Legend, add 2 Blue-Eyes, and then your third. Summon Blazeman, search Poly, fuse them off for BEUD, then just Special Summon the Shining Dragon from your hand. EZ 4-card combo. ;-)
If I remember correctly, I just chain-blocked it with Subterror Behemoth Umastryx and Nemesis Warrior, and took control after that. But we gave each other nices. :-)
I got a nice by getting Flame Wingman out and attacking over a 3000 attack point monster and dealing as much effect damage as my opponents remaining LP once. I used both skyscrapers to do it.
Sad
Fun fact about Burst Stream of Destruction:
In the GBA game "duel academy", this card is bugged so that it can be activated even if you dont control Blue-eyes. And since this card only stops Blue-eyes from attacking, you can effectively run 3 Raigekis in your deck with this card
Ah, Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon is one of the only times when a Dark Magician alternative is better.
troo
Since Burst Stream of Destruction was mentioned, I'd call it's "alternative" spell Dark Magic Attack better. Being a Harpie's Feather Duster that only Requires a Dark Magician on the field, and doesn't limit your attacks.
KeroTheInvincible It's also Searchable by Eternal Soul.
@@KeroTheInvincible What about Dark Burning Attack?
@@ZoroarkLover98 Dark Magician is actually much MUCH easier to summon than Dark Magician Girl, on account of having more support.
I think you may have missed the point of the Blue Eyes Chaos dragon card. It seems like it was made to COMBO with Chaos max dragon. If you change your opponents monsters into defense and make it 0, then have chaos MAX attack it, its an OTK since the piercing damage is doubled.
That requires you to summon both of those monsters first. It's hard enough to bring out just one of them, since they rely on Chaos Form. You think summoning both of them is anywhere near viable? If there was anything to improve with Chaos Max, it was to make a card to bring it out easier, not add another equally difficult-to-summon monster that's worse.
You'd only be able to use this combo once in a blue moon. And the one time you do, you might just run into a board of Link monsters, which can't be put in defense, which makes it even worse. It's strange that there are cards made at all now with defense position effects, since Link monsters are super prevalent atm.
@@ShadeSlayer1911 they can also be summoned by advanced ritual art. It easier than you'd think.
@@lololol924 Not easy and not fast enough for the last couple of years of this game. If it worked with Pre-prep, then it'd be legit amazing. But with ARA, you need to have both Chaos Max and ARA in your hand. As far as I'm aware, neither are searchable, so you're basically stuck with relying entirely on chance to draw two very specific cards. With pre-prep, it's essentially a one-card ritual summon, but it doesn't work with Chaos Max. That alone makes it half as consistent as basically any other ritual monster, and makes it lack recovery.
SO it's twice as hard to summon as almost any other ritual monster, but wait, you also want to combo it with its minime. Not consistent at all.
@@ShadeSlayer1911 Oh its not fast enough for sure. Blue eyes has never been a S tier meta deck.
Im just saying with some ARA and Manju's it fairly easy to search out every thing you need.
@@lololol924 Blue Eyes can still be a good rogue deck. But usually, it's just better to leave out Chaos Max in trade for better consistency. One of Blue-Eyes' weaknesses is bricking too often to be very competitive, and Chaos Max just makes that worse.
You can watch the dzeef's videos on Chaos Max for a better explanation on this. I'm sure I'm not doing the explanation very well.
When you talk about how Chaos MAX Dragon has better stats and effect, isn't Chaos MAX Dragon meant to be an evolution of Chaos Dragon, hence the 'MAX', better stats and then better effect?
Sure maybe, but MAX came out first
@@TheDuelLogs thats right. Beaten by logic yet again haha
Blue eyes solid dragon is a must for shutting down decks that rely on getting one OP monster out (like Shooting Star Dragon) - you can disrupt the summoning chain they rely on or getting rid of their OP effects once they are on the field. White stone can easily bring this monster out during your enemy's turn as well. Its also ANY card or effect (not just those that target the card) that allows you to bring a real blue eyes from your deck- which means that the -500 damage isn't a big deal at all. Dragon spirit of white only targets spells and traps, has the advantage of being treated as a normal card but can't block monster effects and can only switch out for a real dragon in your hand (which may not be ideal, especially if you have an alternative dragon or two in your deck) - you want both to deal with different threats.
Burst stream of destruction is also powerful if you know how to use it. It only prevents blue eyes white dragon (and not any other "Blue eyes" monsters) from attacking - which means all of your other monsters are free to attack. You can also use your dragon to summon something that CAN attack after you trigger the spell, which means that it is basically can easily be used as a free "wipe" of the enemy field without sacrificing your ability to attack.
Yeah but burst stream still a brick in hand that's why nobody plays it
@aks8241 Any blue eyes card can be a brick, burst stream isn't uniquely bad in that respect. Blue eyes just aren't meta level consistent.
S H I N Y D R A G O N. Also fun fact shining came out before ultimate in the tcg so it was impossible to use for some time.
hi Shade
How was that possible when Ultimate was in the show a looong time before the Movie
@@Crimzonbreaker it just was not released in the tcg till 2008 while we got shining in 2004
@@shadelawft4736 It wasn't THAT long. Ultimate Dragon was a Shonen Jump promo in the TCG in late 2005.
@@InvaderWeezle Yeah but how many people went and got a shonen jump for a promo. but yes I should of specified out of a pack but meh
I've had the chance to summon "Blue eyes Shining Dragon" and the chance to use it to its full capabilities and though you are correct about it being extremely hard to summon, its TOTALLY WORTH IT.
Still run it in my original Blu-Eyes deck today
One of my fondest memories in Yu-Gi-Oh! is when I was testing my Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon turbo deck vs Sky Strikers, I got into Shining and they used 2 Widow Anchors and an Afterburner on it in the same chain to no avail.
Malefic Blue Eyes does have a wonderful use mind you, it being Level 8 makes it a prime target for Malefic Paradox Gear to search for to then tune for Malefic Paradox Dragon, or any level 10 Synchro really. And running Paradox Gear lets you avoid using a normal Blue Eyes in the deck at all, though admittingly it's still not the best card to draw into. Sadly there is still zero excuse for Malefic Red Eyes.
Yami:hold on did you summon three blue eyes in one turn
Kaiba:yeah so
Yami: that's against the rules isn't
Kaiba:not anymore it's not with rage with eyes of blue
Yami:but that card does not exist yet
Kaiba:screw the time stream continuum, I have money!
When Kaibaland shows up in Season 1 and then makes plans to build Kaibaland in Season 3, he already screwed the time stream continuum.
Protector, Maiden, Sage, and Blue Eyes White Dragon in hand can easily get three Blue Eyes on first turn without banishing.
@@immahamsteryogamer They didn't exist yet either 😆
Gotta say I play a blue-eyes deck when I play with my friends... And I love burst stream of destruction, because you can easily get it from your deck by banishing mausoleum of white from your GY. And when you have your blue eyes white dragon on the field (what is very easy to get with ancient rules, etc) and activate the burst stream and instantly afterwards use your blue-eyes for fusion and synchro monsters Then its pretty useful to be honest. but maybe just my opinion.
Thats how I use it. Lol
Chaos and Chaos MAX are decent when used together.
Both are so irrelevant now compared to combo variants of BE. Just can't compete
Yeah I honestly think he dropped the ball on that one. It's very clear that it was intended to be a supplement for Chaos MAX.
@@thedukeultimate
"Everything that isn't dragun of red-eyes + rainbow neos control is garbage"
The amount of duels I've won with chaos MAX
How to fix solid dragon: Integrate the negate effect into the quick effect. "If your opponent's monster activates an effect you can negate it and if you do shuffle this card into the Deck and special summon 1 blue eyes white dragon from your deck" or something like that
Also have it treated as a normal monster in the same regards as DSoW so we can silver's cry and dragon shrine that bad boy
@@eldeliciosomagnifico6503 True, that would be helpful too.
@@eldeliciosomagnifico6503 why not just run "return of the dragon lords"? seems infinitely better than silver's cry because it can also provide protection as well
Edit: just realized silvers cry is a quick play spell. Idk how much that matters but i still think return of the dragon lords is better. More than once per turn activation and applies to more blue eyes monsters while also providing protection
@@tareqal-hasan4975
I’d say both are equal.
Quick play has some pretty damn powerful counter capacity.
While your dragon lords card would probably be better for just getting out your god mode monsters.
I actually like „Burst Stream of Destruction“. The Card is kinda badass.
Ya, da real "Horobi no Baaaasto Suteriiimu"
Searchable via True Light.
"the main character Kaiba"
this man knows what's up.
I love you bro, but it's pronounce "Tree-oh", not "Try-oh".
Also "Shining" rather than "Shiny". Awesome review though.
Arch eh fiend
WHATEVER
He also says ma-lif-ic not ma-lef-ic
Somebody had to say it
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - #10 - Rage with eyes of blue
2:21 - #9 - Deep Eyes white Dragon
4:20 - #8 - Blue Eyes Chaos Dragon
6:13 - #7 - Blue Eyes Solid Dragon
8:26 - #6 - Malefic Blue Eyes White Dragon
9:47 - #5 - Burst Stream of Destruction
11:16 - #4 - Blue eyes Toon Dragon
12:32 - #3- Dragon's Fighting Spirit
14:37 - #2- Dragon Master Knight
16:40 - #1 - Blue eyes Shining Dragon
Blue eyes chaos dragon works pretty well with Chaos max though.
You have to control both though
summoning them is too difficult.
but otherwise it could otk extremely easily.
It's not difficult to turbo them both out in a dedicated deck
An inconsistent dedicated deck
@Charmiskit Keep in mind that the 4k beater does double piercing, and can be brought out easier. A 4k double peircer attacking a 0 defense monster simply otks. nuff said.
One thing about Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon that was exclusive to the movie,
is you can sacrifice this monster to destroy 1 card on the field.
As demonstrated when Kaiba attempted to use it to destroy Pyramid of Light,
and again when Yugi used it to destroy Anubis. aka: Shining Nova.
The way he pronounced ojama trio
Lil Bozy Ojama try-oh. :P
It hurts my soul.
Its gotta be a gimmick at this point right? Lol
It was literally painful to hear 😫
Flash Frozen Not as painful as EFFIGEE
Arch eh fiend
Deep Eyes can also function as an extra life for blue eyes fusion beatsticks in case someone brings down your neo ultimate dragom
10:59 - Blue-Eyes White Dragon can't attack, but every other Blue-Eyes-related monster can attack (except alternative white dragon), including Dragon Spirit of White, Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, etc. So you can still poke for at least 2500 damage.
timaeus22222 you could use it with alternative also then fusion summon that blue eyes fusion from the movie pack that can attack 3 times
Deep eyes is not that bad I run it all the time in my hieratic dragon / blue eyes deck. but as you pointed out having the Hieratic engine making burning a lot the secondary effects worth wild.
stormraven8484 yeah I sometimes run deep eyes in my felgrand variant of blue eyes. I’m looking forward to that card that searches it
I was about to say I love running deep eyes
"If there's a deck based on existing cards, there's a good chance they'll make a blue eyes white dragon of it"
Shaddoll decks: we're special!
I have to say in defense of Solid Dragon, that it can be bring out during your opponent end fase with the white stone of ancients to negate one of his boss monster effects or one of his monster that you think it would make you difficult to making a play.
And you kinda preffer to bring it on the first turn rather than the Dragon Spirit of White because it can be exchanged to a Blue Eyes White Dragon from your deck instead of from your hand. Being able to be special summoned on later turns rather than being on the graveyard.
I don't know how the meta behaves nowadays, probably the card is a useless brick in most cases, but personally i gave it use in many situations with the "Master with Eyes of Blue", which it considered a slow tuner, but it's a very useful recovery on one copy.
I think the card is more useful than the magic of the number ten, only because it can avoid destruction effects at the cost of one BEWD instead of the three copies of your deck, and the deck loss too much when you can't recover at least one copy of the vanilla monster.
Burst Stream of Destruction was designed to synergize with Paladin of White Dragon back in the day, and now its purpose is to capitalize on plays that summon BEWD not to attack with it, but rather to use it as Material for monsters such as Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, which don't count as BEWD and can make use of that clear field to attack directly.
Also, it's now searchable thanks to Mausoleum of White, which when in the GY, can search BSoD and replace itself in terms of card advantage.
As for Malefic BEWD, I see it as more of a Blue-Eyes than a Malefic as of the support released in SHIV, as Blue-Eyes actually runs BEWD while Malefic wants nothing to do with it outside of the Malefic Blue-Eyes Deck, the aforementioned Mausoleum gives Blue-Eyes a Field Spell and this permits the use of MBEWD, and MBEWD is both a Blue-Eyes in name and a Melody target, giving it access to the same searchability as (the much better) BEAWD.
As for what MBEWD can do for Blue-Eyes, it's another Level 8 Blue-Eyes body on the field for Material, and a DARK Monster that summons itself from hand to break the AoJ Quarantine lock.
As for the downside, why nobody plays the card, I think you hit the nail right on the head mentioning that Blue-Eyes can't afford to banish BEWDs straight from the Deck, as Blue-Eyes has no built-in banish recovery.
However, now that Guardragons are a thing, bringing with them Pisty, a generic banish recovery for all Dragon Decks, I'm thinking of dusting off my Blue-Eyes and giving MBEWD a try in Pure Blue-Eyes.
Since I mentioned Mausoleum of White when talking about both cards, what do you think of it?
Would it have been on this worst list if Dragonic Fighting Spirit hadn't been counted as Blue-Eyes?
Is it good just for the Double Summon effect?
Is it worth running by itself without any BSoD to replace it with using its effect to maintain card advantage?
I am more suprised that Paladin didn't make the list but Chaos Dragon did. Neither were vanilla Ultimate Dragon nor Neutron Blast. IMO, most of the cards on the list were far better, not nessecary good.
Dragon Master Knight in the extra deck for the effect of Elemental Hero Prisma will work for the name substitution to bring out Shining since master knight says ultimate dragon.
As well as Mystical sheep #1
Frankly, no. Prisma Requires you to sent the fusion material from the main deck to the gy. BE Ultimate Dragon isnt in the main deck. This would work with black luster though.
I once used Rage with Eyes of Blue in my first Master Duel deck
Having 2 Blue-Eyes White Dragons on the field was helpful
Imagine being in such a hood archetype that simply being mediocre is the worst in the archetype
Hearing you say "Blue-Eyes Shiny Dragon" is hilarious.
Think you could cover Red-Eyes next?
When my blue eyes white dragon got destroyed, no one has my back and I feel truly alone, I always know that Blue Eyes Jet Dragon will come rocketing out of my graveyard or hand to be there for me.
For Blue Eyes Shining Dragon came out before its fusion part
Actually, Prisma and Fusion Tag CAN work if you also use Dragon Master Knight in your Extra Deck since it requires Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon as a fusion material.
That’s true. It can since it’s treated as a blue eyes ultimate dragon because it’s listed as a fusion material monster then yes elemental hero prisma would work perfectly. If you run it that is. And it’s one of the cheapest ways to get it out as it only requires that one card. Vs 5. (Blue eyes x3, fusion spell, blue eyes ultimate itself.)
You can use Prisma to change into BLS and Fusion tag on another monster to change it to BEUD
No. Because Prisma sends from the deck.@@SuperVegetaAF
"if there's an archetype based off other cards, there's a good chance they'll make a blue eyes for it"
Metaphys would like a word with you
Deep-Eyes helped me so much in duel links, always came in clutch after the bait, and enough dragon monsters to buff his 600 effect damage, just win me games sometimes
Yeah dude I use it in my fusion deck. I can consistently get my neo out so when that’s destroyed I use my deep and then deep does 2400 burn and is a 4500 beat stick
Yeah Blue Eyes Shining Dragon is kind of pointless, when Red Eyes Darkness and even Deep Eyes are much better and you get better effects
They could probably do new versions of shining and darkness
So, I saw "Marshmallon" appear in this video, and for some reason, it prompted me to go on Ebay to look up a price for Marshmallon (no idea why). Lo and behold, it led me to find a listing for a Listing for a card titled "Marshmallon", but the card was actually Black Luster Ritual, and it had the wrong name. Allegedly it was a misprint, but to me, the idea that "Marshmallon" was a required card for the purpose of summoning Black Luster Soldier just made me laugh out loud.
I download your videos.
I don’t know why
lmao
I downloaded this one too
Huh.
Not creepy at all.
I download the previous one
Well mbt downloads banlists in order to react to them at work
I could make the argument that Burst Stream of Destruction is a lot better because odds are if you're playing a Blue-Eyes deck at all, your field is not going to be just three Blue-Eyes White Dragons (or mix of that and Alternative). There are plenty of cards you could have on the field which you could still swing with (Dragon Spirit of White, the Blue-Eyes Synchros, Chaos MAX, hell even Cosmo Brain). It hardly leaves you useless or without options. Just putting my two cents in.
Blue eyes is number 2 waifu card
Obviously number 1 is dark magician girl
Obviously.
Nagatem Joestar what about yubel and silent magician
Hope they have a human form
@@Deathmare235 They are both taken already, unless you enjoy NTR...
Nagatem Joestar slash dragon would like a word
Deep-Eyes is more of an asset to a conplete dragon deck, namely because 600 burn for every different dragon in the graveyard totals up fast, and works good if you're deck is running slow. Its meant to be a last resort, you pull it out after everything you've thrown comes back. It basically a spirit bomb of dead dragons
I have an idea, what about top ten best/worst trap cards that can be summoned as monsters, I believe this will be cool :)
Do they still have to be counted as Trap cards or would pseudo trap monsters like Phantom Knights and Paleozoic still count?
@@MasterArchfiend well even though palazoics are not treated as trap cards when they summon, they came from a trap card
So I would count them too (as long as it's a red card 😂)
@@nawafseeker1009 I guess that it is Duel Logs call, but I humbly disagree simply by the definition of the gameplay term. I see your logic and it makes sense, but I just think that Psuedo Trap Monsters and Trap Monsters shouldn't be grouped together for the same list mainly because the list would only be Paleozoic cards. Let's face it. Trap Monsters barely see play in Endless Trap Hell Uria decks in Duel Links. Personally the only ones that I consider good are Shapesister and Space Dragster because they turn into tuners.
@@MasterArchfiend regarding that the list will be all palazoics, the dule logs usually takes one card from each archetype in order to increase versatility. And regarding trap cards didn't see play except in uria decks, I totally agree with you. However, I believe it is still good in monarch decks and high level synchro monsters. I personally use heavy trap decks to make synchro summoning level 9 and 10 monsters easier.
I got what you mean and indeed it is the dule logs call, it is just very funny knowing strategies and tactics.
Man I just noticed that I kept typing Palazoics instead of Paleozoic 🤦🏻♂️😂
Burst Stream Of Destruction may not be a tournament winner, but it's so darn fun to use, and there are plenty of ways Blue-Eyes can be useful for summoning an Extra Deck monster that can direct attack on the cleared field afterwards. Or you know, you might just control another monster already. Or your deck might employ other effects that limit attacks anyway (Queen Dragun Djinn and/or Message In A Bottle fans, off the top of my head).
I mean, sure, it's not Raigeki or Dark Hole, but those were banned back in the day anyway (for those who care) and casual duelists might want to go for something with a bit more style. So yeah, that's basically my guilty pleasure gimmick card.
So is Dragon Master Knight. Summoner of Illusions is a nice cheapy/casual way to get Blue Eyes Ultimate out of the Extra Deck, but it's a bit of a cumbersome setup and there are a lot of better ways to spend the deck space.
I gotta agree on Shining. Lucked out and got it when I went to see the movie (my brother got Pyramid of Light), but it is definitely a card I enjoyed having more than using. It's just not worth the dead draw risk, and its protection effect is way too limited to be reliable. Not a bad card in itself, but for costing a 4.5k beatstick, just not worth it.
Awww man I love Shining Dragon, I was pretty happy when I got it during the pyramid of light movie :(
Isn't that card like really expensive?
@@SvEmM The retro pack 2 version as a secret rare is currently the most expensive one at 1005 dollars on Ebay.
@@thesnesgeek I bought that card ages ago for £12 from eBay mint... Wish I holded on to it for a bit longer. Such a beautiful card.
It's weird that MST makes Rage with Eyes of Blue's effect fizzle out when it still banishes from the GY as well, so it going to the GY due to MST still makes it Banish itself from the GY to satisfy its condition. If MST is ruled to make this card's effect disappear, then Rage needs an errata to say "Banish this card on the field..."
I had a friend that literally tried to build a blue-eyes deck before any of the support cards came out and it was a real pain to see him play lul all he had was lord of D. and flutes and he'd still get his board wiped out the 20% of his matches in which he was even able to pull out the flute and lord of D combo. To me that has to be the absolute worst blue-eyes card (flute over lord of D most likely) since it requires you to have literally everything on your hand. It's like draw a full house every game or lose m8.
Octavio Alatorre gotta respect the attempt tho
Top 10 best Blue-Eyes White Dragon cards! Definitely would love to see that! Possibly that or if not Blue-Eyes then Dark Magician or Red-Eyes Black Dragon best cards.
Contrary to popular belief, anime Kaiba has never summoned 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragons in one turn in a normal duel except against Zigfried where he also summoned Luster Dragon #2 and Chaos Emperor Dragon by the effect of Dimension Fusion, and against Yugi in Battle City by the effect of Yugi's De-Fusion.
I've had no problems with bringing out Blue Eyes Shining Dragon. The fact that you made it the number one worst card is an insult -_-
I'd like to thank my pet squirrel for lending me his strength to write this first comment
What?
Not many people know this but you can use felgrand Paladin combo with blue eyes white dragon as an equip card with burst stream of Destruction and he can still attack
2:03 made me laugh so hard
"MST" means STD in French
Yeeeaaaah made me laugh too 😂
I would have swapped burst stream and the rage imo.
Also you've given me crazy idea for gimmick blue-eyes so thank you
Now I wanna see the list of cards that can be negated by mst
Kaiba never summoned all three Blue-Eyes in one turn (At least, he never NORMAL summoned them in one turn. He did use two Flute of Summoning Dragons to get them all out a couple times, but Rage With Eyes of Blue doesn't seem to be referencing that specifically). I think there's a common misconception that Kaiba summoned two Blue-Eyes in one turn in the first episode, which comes from misinterpreting the scene which is actually showing a montage of multiple turns going by of Yugi putting a monster in defense mode and Kaiba's Blue-Eyes destroying them. But the way it's cut makes it sort of looks like Kaiba Normal Summoned twice in one turn so I can understand how people took it that way. That's the basis for the famous "screw the rules" line in the Abridged Series, which further spread the misconception. Anyways, I don't think Rage With Eyes of Blue is referencing any specific moment from the anime/manga. It's just that spamming all three Blue-Eyes out at once seems like a cool Kaiba thing to do, I guess.
I Actually LOVE Chaos Dragon. It Can Be Used In Synch With Max Dragon To Otk.
You could also use Impcantation monsters with creature swap.
And you forgot the funniest thing about blue-eyes shinning dragon of being it came out before blue-eyes ultimate dragon came out making it unsummonable for a while too
I remeber my friend played with a fake for years to try to bring this out
So next is worst red eyes cards ?
black metal dragon and meteor dragon must be in the list then.
U tripping
Red Eyes Fusion and two Inferno Fire Blast is and FTK if you fusion summon Meteor Black Comet Dragon.
Black metal dragon? Are u stupid bro that card is a must in red eyes deck
17:32 what also hurts is it was nerfed in errata/reprint, the original version on release didn't say target, it used designate, which was not a keyword, pre errata the common interpretation was that any affect that would affect the card could be negated, even non-targeted ones (you know, like in the movie), this meant that it was effectively originally, in an era pre chaos let alone modern power cards a card that was "you can choose which card effects effect this card, if you don't want the effect to effect this card, the effect is negated". Sadly this was errataed before the first worlds the card could be used in (since ultimate wasn't even released in tcg till 06)
Another note. I had it and ultimate and 1 copy of the grave fusion dragon card (forget the name) as tech In my deep draw blue eyes deck since back when I ran deep draw blue eyes it was nearly impossible for people to break through it in the first couple turns. I actually at age 10 got into an argument with an opponent because I actually had the promo edition of the card and didn't know about the errata. Judge was called and thats how I learned about it. Tbh unlimited circumstancial omninegate is too strong now, it was probably way to strong then so I get the eratta. Funnily enough I still won the duel because they didn't get lethal on the clear turn.
Also, Blue Eyes Shining Dragon is the BEST Blue Eyes card. Period.
Why did you randomly just say that word....????? Like how is that at all related to literally anything????
Arthur Padgett Someone has not watched the video
Alternative White Dragon is much more versatile.
Based
@@technoboop1890 American Slang. A period is the end if a sentence, so saying period when you're done is basically saying "that's it, no other things can be said about this"
It's basically the same as saying "end of discussion"
With the Burst Stream, you could just either link, xyz, synchro, or fusion summon into something else after using the effect and be good.
The way how you pronounced "trio" lmao.
Excelent TOP as always!
What about a top 10 of the BEST or the WORST Noble Knight cards?
He didn't summon 3 in one turn he did this in the abridged series lol
The sigfried battle he specialed from banish deck 3 of them and 2 other dragons
@@jasonhosea9331 yeah that was that one banned xard
He still didn't cheat
“Pay half your current amount of life points to special summon up to 3 Blue Eyes white dragons.”
That a card I wanna make just to see how much it gets abused.
I am pretty sure that you could use prisma to copy ''Blue eyes ultimate dragon'' as a material form dragon master knight.I thing u forgot that dragon master knight exists
You cannot, which is why I mention that in the video.
prisma requires you to send a copy of the card you want to imitate from your deck to the graveyard right? so unless you somehow have blue eyes ultimate dragon in your main deck, you can't do that.
@@isabellesmith7578 But you can send a standard Black Luster Soldier with Prisma's effect, and then use Dragon's Mirror with a fusion substitute material to summon it.
@aquagon_drag that is true, but I thought this was about ways to cheat at summoning blue-eyes shining dragon
Honestly, regarding Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon, I still see it being somewhat decent in Toon decks as the deck's main big beater, although less-so now that Toon BLS is a thing. Thing is, it's one of the old Toons, with all the drawbacks _and advantages_ it comes with. And that includes being able to special summon it instead of tribute summoning, by tributing two monsters that in turn are also special summons. That, combined with the protection given to Toon monsters by Toon Kingdom makes it a bit of an underrated card.
And of course, with Toon BLS being a thing now, it doubles as cost fodder to summon Toon BLS at only a -1 instead of a -2, with the only other option for doing that being another Toon BLS.
YES YES YES! ^-^)/ (Still more competitive than Dark Magician)
*Yugi wants to know your location!*
@@The_Nerd_King Yugi is trash. Atem is the GOAT
@@sammydray5919 Atem is a cheater with his puzzles power tho he's no goat. And didn't Yugi beat him
@@sithlordbeerus503 Oh Atem is one of the biggest cheaters of all time in Yu-Gi-Oh no doubt about it. But he is still a far more prominent character than Yugi ever was. Throughout the show Yugi had what like 3 duels really?? He is completely irrelevant to the plot. If they really had to have someone beat Atem in the ceremony duel then Joey or Kaiba could have been a MUCH better fit. Yugi only won because the plot literally HAD to have him win. Even in the movie, while Yugi is shown to be quite strong, its Atem that has to come in and save the day ultimately.
My point is that Yugi is a pointless character (aside from the mind switch against Pegasus but we are later shown Tea, Joey Tristan's friendship power blocking Pegasus so even that could be written off) and could have easily been removed from the plot with no real changes.
Tldr, there is a reason why Atem is the face of Yugioh promotion and not Yugi lol
@@sammydray5919 oooh I see what your saying yeah Yugi is pointless never really liked him. He was ok I didn't really like any of them besides Seto and Atem lol Joey was cool but I mostly liked the cards he used I think it would be of been better if they took out Yugi and made Atem be Yugi or well his character instead of being two in one just have Atem lol if you get what I'm trying to say
Rage of blue eyes got me my most satisfying wins in Master Duel. It's a last resort desperate strategy but it feels so good when it works
Wrong! Burst stream is a great pre-synchro card. As long as you’re playing a good blue eyes tuner deck, burst stream is a must
I played burst stream when Mausoleum of white came out for a while, but even then it wasn't really worth it. Nowadays it just isn't worth it, Alternative already does it's job better anyways.
I won't stand for this Burst Stream slander. You play it, wipe the opponent's board, then use your Blue Eyes as Extra Deck material to go for the counterattack. Blue Eyes Twin Headed Dragon, Azure Eyes Synchro Dragon, they don't have to hold back.
Burst stream works if the blue eyes is equiped to a Felgrad or Cyber Dark monster, and its a decent support on a hieratic deck if you summon the 0/0 blue eyes.
Or just run raigeki
Honestly, one of the best ways to get out Dragon Master and Shining is with Neo Ultimate's effect.
If only because that scenario has you get two beef sticks (one with a potential field clearing ability) out on the field at once.