Malefic Blue-Eyes White Dragon →Used Deck

Blue-Eyed was made into a bad taste that inevitably angered the president. Compares well with other his Malefic in performance.
Unlike 《Sin Stardust Dragon》, its biggest feature and advantage is that it supports 《The Melody of Awakening Dragon》. Unlike general themes, [Malefic] search cards are very peculiar and lack immediate effect, so it's nice to have a card that can be used immediately if you have it in your hand. The handling alone is certainly inferior to his other Malefic, but this is a very important point because there is no handling unless it comes to the hand in the first place.
As long as it joins your hand, you can synchronize it with 《Malefic Parallel Gear》to become Baroness without putting it on the field, or you can throw it away as a cost of 《Trade-In》or 《Allure of Darkness》. If you think about locking with Field Spell, you want to put the free one on the board, so this division of roles is large.
If you use Blue-Eyed on a jet business trip, you can use it normally, and you can also output it with the effect of 《Malefic Paradox Gear》. I don't think it's an exaggeration to say he's the most dexterous Malefic.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is necessary if it is made into the synchro material of 《Malefic Paradox Dragon》.
Since it is level 8, it is possible to synchro summon "Malefic Paradox Dragon" along with "Malefic Parallel Gear".
However, 《Malefic Stardust Dragon》is also level 8, so it's easier to handle over there.
RBI also has 《Malefic Cyber End Dragon》, etc., and it tends to be used to align the number of synchro materials.
Is it possible to search with 《The Melody of Awakening Dragon》together with 《Malefic Rainbow Dragon》?

Recently, I feel that there is a particularly low demand for cards that require longevity, such as Field Spell. Also, it has no additional effect and has a large disadvantage, so it is not used much.

At that time, 3000 that popped out was a card that had a moderate impact.
However, there are many difficulties in terms of operation, and moreover, many of the Sin that came out later are easier to use than this card, which has gradually lost its position.
In Sin, if he wants ATK, he has Saien and Rainbow Dragon, and especially Saien doesn't need to put garbage in the main, so it's a tough opponent.
Even if you pay attention to level 8 as a Synchro Xyz material, he has an inferior ATK, but it has a merit effect, and it's not that you can't differentiate it if Stardust, which doesn't need to put garbage in the main, is blocked, but it has a clear advantage. It's hard to be.
In [Blue-Eyed], excluding Blue-Eyed is almost out of the question, so there is almost no room for adoption.
If you really want the 4th and subsequent Sin Stardust, you are in a position of degree, but since it has intermediate performance in Sin, in a sense you should evaluate Sin based on this.

If you want to get a level 10 synchro with the effect of "Sin Parallel Gear", I think it will come in handy as "Sin Stardust Dragon" from the 4th card onwards.

Blue-Eyed's Malefic
For summoning cost he requires Blue-Eyed vanilla and like Red-Eyes only from Deck he has the same risk of accidents as in Assault Mode.
Malefic is adopted because of its common demerit, considering its high RBI and ease of use. As for RBI, there is a Malefic Rainbow Dragon that is similar to the melody and can remove costs from the hand and deck, although the level is different. In the past, even if you used Parallel Gear to use cards directly from your hand, there was a dilemma that the accident rate would increase due to the lack of search methods for both.
However, thanks to the support of the new Paradox Gear and Selector, it became easier to hold these in my hand, and in the worst case, I was able to use this even without adopting Blue-Eyed Vanilla.
Having said that, if it's a synchronized material, it's hard to overcome the barrier of stability without worrying about accidents.

I wouldn't go so far as to say he's weak, but he's a card that ends up going out of the deck because he needs Blue-Eyed.
When building a Sin Deck, I feel like using EX because it's tight

The memorable first Sin.
At the time of its introduction, 3000 RBI was relatively easy to put out, and it had a certain impact.
However, there are now cards with lower risk of accidents than this card, such as Sin Rainbow boasting 4000 points, his Cyber end, and Paradigm.
Even at level 8, the RBI is slightly inferior, but the presence of Sin Stardust, which can raise the summoning cost from EX, has a merit effect and leads to a combo with Paradigm, is painful.
Sin is one of the few that can be revived, but it can't be a big advantage from the existence of Cross, which can be revived by ignoring the summoning conditions.
Even Blue-Eyed doesn't mix well with exclusion.
Well, the part that is inferior to other Sin is conspicuous.
However, having the name Blue-Eyed is an advantage for him, as it can be used as a material for Spirit Dragon, and even without the name Blue-Eyed, being able to handle melody is an advantage over Stada.
There is also significance in adopting it for the purpose of distributing the search targets and attackers of Selector and Territory. Due to the effect of Paradox Gear, he no longer requires Blue-Eyed to summon.
I wonder if I can still use it.

Normally he should have released Blue-Eyed...

Other cards are clearly more powerful uses of Blue-Eyed, you can only Special Summon from your hand and eliminate Blue-Eyed.
After that, there are only disadvantages common to Malefic, and it is stronger to use his normal Blue-Eyed normally. Even if you don't put out something like this, Blue-Eyed can be put out in the field quickly. A card that has completely lost its place due to Blue-Eyed's enhancement.

In the case of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon", there are many ways to search for it, so it's a pain that it's not as useful as a support like "Red-Eyes Black Dragon". It's a card that isn't very useful even in a "Sin" deck because it puts pressure on his deck by the amount of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon". It's not weak, though.

It's powerful to be able to put out a pop 3000 class, but with the appearance of Sin Saien, there is honestly no chance. Or rather, Saien should apologize in various ways. It is necessary to differentiate him at the construction stage, such as returning Blue-Eyed to him who was excluded when using it.

strong

Ordinary Blue-Eyes White Dragon isn't detrimental, right?

It's quite unusual for the jump appendix to be reprinted so easily...
Although he was useful as an early Sin with 3000 RBIs, he is a little worse thanks to Cyber End and Rainbow...
I wonder if this one's selling point is that his Blue-Eyed white dragon can be a force, it's easy to train costs, and there's a proper revival limit...

Happy re-recording with Movie Pack!
However, if he appears in the same pack as Cyber Sin or Rainbow Sin, his shadow will fade at once.
Fortunately, Blue-Eyed is a card that can be used normally. The surprise attack power of suddenly popping out 3000 RBI is quite good, but the triple tie is still severe because of that...
However, being able to be paradox material with Stardust is very important in the Sin Deck.
Sin is required to play individually. Very difficult, but the power is still attractive...

The memorable first Sin.
Although it has a lower priority than the Sin Stardust and Sin Cyber ends,
It's level 8, and it's big to trade in with Blue-Eyed's Hakuryu.
It's also a material for Sin Paradox, so if you don't have enough Sin, put it in first.

This evaluation is cool.
As a fan Deck, this card is entertaining enough.
If you do Christianity, it will be like this ww

Honestly, do you want to go this far...? effect.