BLUE EYES WHITE DRAGON | EASY GUIDE & DECKLIST!

Summary

This Yu-Gi-Oh! combo tutorial demonstrates advanced Blue-Eyes deck strategies, focusing on complex plays that involve key cards like Maiden, Sage, True Light, and Blue-Eyes White Dragon. The video explains how to use these cards to set up a powerful end board with multiple disruptions, including grave negates, omni negates, and monster negates. It covers two deck variations: one with more hand traps for versatility, and another with a stronger combo but more bricks. Viewers also learn how to counter the deck with targeted hand traps like Ash Blossom and Ogre. A detailed, strategic guide for Blue-Eyes enthusiasts.

Takeaways

• 😀 Maiden of White and Sage are key cards for initiating the main combo, along with True Light to set Wishes.
• 😀 Roar is essential for summoning Blue-Eyes White Dragon from the deck, triggering Maiden's revival effect.
• 😀 Spirit Dragon plays a crucial role in the combo by allowing searches and enabling Synchro summons.
• 😀 The combo includes setting up disruptions such as graveyard negates with Spirit Dragon and an Omni negate from Ultimate Spirit Dragon.
• 😀 Tyrant Dragon is summoned from the Extra Deck by tributing a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, facilitating further plays.
• 😀 Maiden's revival effect can be used multiple times to summon key monsters like Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Spirit Dragon.
• 😀 Crimson Dragon can be summoned to trigger a monster negate and is later used to bring out Stardust Cipher.
• 😀 The end board after completing the combo can provide multiple disruptions: graveyard negates, Omni negates, monster negates, and spell/trap destruction.
• 😀 Master Majja Combo introduces a different decklist, utilizing Master Synchro to summon powerful monsters and increase versatility.
• 😀 To counter this deck, Ash Blossom should be saved for Wishes, while cards like Effect Veiler and Ogre can disrupt the combo and negate key effects.

Q & A

What is the main combo in the first part of the video?

The main combo involves using 'Maiden of White' or 'Sage' to discard a card and set 'True Light' face-up on the field. This combo triggers several effects like summoning Blue-Eyes White Dragon, and enables you to use several negates and disruptions.

What role does 'True Light' play in the combo?

'True Light' is activated to set 'Wishes' from the deck, and it serves as a key part of the combo by facilitating the summon of 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon' and triggering further effects.

How does 'Sage' contribute to the combo?

'Sage' is normal summoned to search for 'Maiden,' and when discarded, it helps trigger the effect of 'True Light,' enabling further summons and setting up the field for powerful plays.

What does 'Roar' do in the combo?

'Roar' is activated after 'True Light' to summon 'Blue-Eyes White Dragon' from the deck. This allows you to trigger Maiden's effect to revive itself and continue the combo.

Why is the 'Spirit' card important in the combo?

'Spirit' is used to link 'Sage' into the Spirit Link monster. It searches for the 'Melum' card, which further aids the combo by sending 'Blue-Eyes' from the deck to the graveyard and enabling additional effects.

What does 'Spirit Dragon' do in this strategy?

'Spirit Dragon' is summoned multiple times in the combo. It plays a key role in the board setup by providing graveyard negates and enabling additional synchro summons like 'Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon.'

How do you disrupt your opponent with this deck?

This deck provides multiple disruptions: graveyard negates with 'Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon,' an Omni negate with 'Ultimate Spirit Dragon,' monster negation with 'Cipher,' and even destruction effects via 'Stardust Dragon.'

What is the purpose of 'Ultimate Fusion' in the combo?

'Ultimate Fusion' is used to fuse into 'Dragon Master Maji' as a final play, adding powerful disruption options like monster and spell/trap negation.

How can you counter this deck?

Counter strategies include saving 'Ash Blossom' for the 'Wishes' search, using 'Ogre' to prevent 'True Light's grave effect, and deploying 'Impermanence' or 'Veiler' to stop key effects. Anti-dragon tech like 'Alba Lenus' can also be effective.

What are the differences between the two deck lists shown?

The first deck list is described as being more versatile with more hand traps and overall consistency, while the second deck list (Dragon Master Maji deck) has a better combo but plays more bricks, making it less reliable overall.