Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon →Used Deck

The Blue-Eyed series seems to be better with fewer heads (comparing Chaos MAX and Ultimate Dragon)
Two Blue-Eyed Fusion Monsters that don't require fusion
The abilities are battle destruction resistance, double attack, and excluding opponent monsters that could not be destroyed in battle, a brain muscle monster that emphasizes attack. It's a card that's usually in the excellent category, but it has many rivals as well. There are a lot of powerful rivals, so it's surprisingly rare for this card to play an active role. However, it's by no means weak, so if you have extra EX, let's put it in.

Any ATK or resistance can be excluded as long as LP is not exhausted. It's relatively easy to summon, so if you put it out when you're on the offensive, you can pulverize two of them, so there's no loss in putting it in. A card that overwhelms your opponent

Two-headed Blue-Eyed, which seemed to appear and did not appear for many years.
It can be summoned on the field without fusion, and Blue-Eyed has too many ways to pull it out of her deck, so it should be easy to get anywhere. If it's just on the field, rank 8 is likely to be a competitor.
Despite using two Blue-Eyed as materials, the offense and defense have not changed, but in addition to combat resistance, continuous attacks against monsters and exclusion effects that are effective against higher ranks and those with combat resistance have improved combat power.
The removal effect is not targeted, so the removal performance is high, and it is valuable for his Blue-Eyed, which has a lot of destruction.
As a neck point, it is easy to be influenced by the opponent and the situation.
If you don't use fusion, rank 8 will be your competitor, and there are Fergrant and No97 who are easy to play in any situation.
Tyrant is a rival if it is equipped with fusion, over there has a whole attack, higher offense and defense than this one, and also has ad power due to his trap resistance and his trap reset effect from GY.
Although it would be ideal if it could be used properly, Blue-Eyed is often equipped with synchros, so there is no room for EX.
It's not bad, but whether it takes precedence depends on the environment and type.
While there are many rivals in OCG, it is easy to play an active role in Lynx due to the influence of skills, and there are many people who are indebted to you.

Two Blue-Eyed white dragon Fusion Monsters that many people dreamed of.
His Blue-Eyed, which has excellent deployment power, can be fusion summoned by aligning two of his Blue-Eyed on the field.
It cannot be destroyed in battle, can attack monsters twice, and has the effect of banishing the attacking opponent's monster if it cannot be destroyed.
ATK is deferred, but it is remarkably strong in battle from the effect, and the battle line is pried open with ATK and exclusion effect. However, overconfidence is prohibited as there is no effect resistance.
There is an idea that you can get rank 8 by lining up two Blue-Eyed, but Dark Matter, which is the most accessible destination, is prohibited, and Photon Ryuo has half damage, so Fergrant with strong resistance, control. Is it a battle with the light wave dragon that will take it? However, the concern with this card more than its rivals is that even if he becomes stronger in battle, his total ATK is low, so he may not be able to reduce the opponent's LP more than with 2 Blue-Eyeds.

Blue-Eyed 2 body fusion (not necessarily fused).
It is a fusion that can be produced under roughly the same conditions as Rank 8 Xyz, and has special combat abilities.
It is one of the effective means for super thunder dragon consecutive hits because it can be brought into exclusion against opponents with destruction resistance and can attack twice.
It's not bad, but the difficulty is that there is a rank 8 competitor due to the material.
It may be seen as an advantage because it can be issued in the same way.

It's been said a lot, but if you stick one in the Blue-Eyed Deck, it's surprisingly useful.
It's convenient to be able to put it out like a fusion or xyz

Why doesn't ATK increase? Are you on bad terms?
Attacking monsters twice has outstanding destructive power, and it also has battle destruction resistance, so you don't have to worry about being killed by an unexpected honest counter. However, there are plenty of other ways to attack, such as hitting raw materials and creating rank 8s, so putting that aside and running for this... is a bit of a weak motive. Is it possible to send two of his Blue-Eyed cards from the field to his GY in haste?

Blue-Eyed Fusion Monster, which tends to be compared to Galaxy-Eyes X and others, is certainly eaten by its role, but if you think about Blue-Eyed's main fan deck, it's a good card that is very easy to use.

Why is ATK 3000 as it is... Although the post-battle exclusion effect battle resistance is strong, 3000+3000=3000 is painful for me personally.
If he has 2 Blue-Eyed on the field, he will use Dark Matter and he will drop 1 Ancient and The White Stone of Legend from the deck. If you put FA on top, it will come with one body removal
It can fuse hand cards and is compatible with Dragon's Mirror, so you can use it there, but if you want resistance, you can use Wyrm...
Is it mainly the summoning that can be paralleled with his GY fertilizer using prismar that can make the best use of individuality?
Cards with many rivals in general

Blue-Eyed's Fusion Monster with combat resistance, double attack, and the effect of banishing opponent's monsters that were not destroyed in battle.
The fusion material is his two Blue-Eyed bodies. It needs to be on the field, but it's nice to be able to play it without a fusion card, and it can also be played with Prismer. Almost invincible and very powerful in battle due to combat resistance and exclusion effects. The double attack only works against monsters, but hopefully you can kill them both or eliminate them.
Rank 8 is a rival, but the effect is strong, so I would like to decide which one to use based on the situation.

It's a monster that has a hard time saying "Rank 8 is fine". Especially since Dark Matter exists, it's a problem that it's rare to go out of your way to bring out this monster.
It's a different story if he sends 2 Blue-Eyed from his hand to his GY and fusion summons...

Battle Destruction Resistance ・Attacks a monster twice ・Excludes the monster if it cannot be destroyed in battle
It's excellent, but it's a lineup that can produce Rank 8 Galaxy-Eyes, so I'd like to use it properly depending on the situation.

A two-body fusion of Blue-Eyed has arrived. The summoning conditions are loose, and the effect of attacking monsters twice and excluding monsters that cannot be destroyed in battle is strong. Lightning-senpai can also be excluded with this. However, the ultimate falcon is troublesome. Ultimate Hayabusa cannot be removed by removal effects, so you have no choice but to defeat it with 《Mausoleum of White》.

It has a high ATK of 3000, and being able to attack monsters twice without being destroyed in battle is purely powerful.
From (1) battle destruction and (3) effects, I think that it is excellent to be able to unilaterally exclude opponents with higher ATK and to exclude battle destruction resistance.
As for the way to get it out, you can get all the fusion materials with one 《The Melody of Awakening Dragon》.
In the case of field fusion, if you copy the name of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" with "Elemental HERO Prismer" and send him to GY and revive him with "Silver's Cry", you can meet the conditions.
Even in the "Holy Chronicle" Deck, you can align materials on the field with the effects of "Hieratic Dragon Shuu Dragon" and "Hieratic Dragon Nephte Dragon".

Isn't it better to get rank 8?
Fusion Monsters that don't require fusion
Attacks twice at 3000 points, level 10 that cannot be destroyed in battle, I feel like there was a dragon similar to a dueling dragon...
After combat, there is a combat resistance attack twice, so at least 2 bodies can be removed.
Can be easily obtained by Sacred Time or Maiden
However, the problem is that the priority is not high enough to issue this card.
Prime Photon for hit point height
Tachyon against Effect Monsters
If there is a monster in the opponent's field, it is better to wipe it out with dark matter
A poor dragon whose turn is taken by Galaxy-Eyes because conditions are conditions
8 points in hopes of evolving in the Blue-Eyed category, which has a strong combat exclusion

Blue-Eyed two-body fusion card
Align two Blue-Eyed on the field or use normal fusion
Since you can attack twice, unlike the 3-body fusion ultimate, you won't fall behind in the damage race. "It won't be destroyed in battle, so everyone's favorite Lightning-senpai won't mind." Since it's level 10, it's possible to beat the opponent twice with 6000 + Gustav 2000, just 8000, depending on the situation, you can try aiming for it.

The two heads of Blue-Eyed are finally here.
It is powerful in battle because it has double attacks, exclusion effects, and effects that cannot be destroyed in battle. However, I wonder if the wall of 3000 hit points can be overcome even by fusing two...

Finally, the two-body fusion of Blue-Eyed appears.
Now, Wyrm has already appeared in the monsters that can be put out with the combination of Blue-Eyed + Blue-Eyed, but since this is an offensive effect, it would be nice to use it properly.
Also, he can't use Wyrm with the combination of Blue-Eyed + Swamp, and the dragon-destroying swordsman Buster Blader doesn't support Dragon's Mirror, so you'll probably use this side more often.
If you're using Prismer, the combination of Blue-Eyed + Prismer also can't produce Wyrm, so this is your turn.
In addition, this card can be used even in a type of construction that does not use Fusion or Dragon Mirror, if you use two bodies on the field, so it is an option... but in this case, Dark Matter would be stronger.
Since it's level 10, it's an advantage to be able to be with Gustav in the main 2 side by side with Redame...?

Cyber twin-like Blue-Eyed fusion of two
Loose condition of sending 2 Blue-Eyed bodies in the field to her GY without fusion or fusion as it is
Its resistance is only battle destruction, but its strength is that it can attack monsters twice.
Also, it is quite possible to exclude against monsters with resistance
If there is a drawback, he is the same as Blue-Eyed in terms of special summon and RBI, which is only for fusion.
And there's also a rival named Rank 8.

He is Blue-Eyed, a two-body fusion that has never been seen before. His ATK is inferior to Ultimate Dragon, and in exchange for not being able to receive Normal Monster support, he is superior in ease of use and effectiveness.
The effect of attacking monsters that are not destroyed in battle, attacking monsters twice, and removing monsters that were not destroyed in battle with this card from the game is exceptional as a monster effect that can be produced without the need for a fusion card. I can say Blue-Eyed Deck is very tough when he is issued a monster with ATK 3000 or more ...
However, as others have said, the situation where you can use this card is also the situation where you can get Rank 8, so there are many rivals such as Fergrand, FA Photon, which has excellent effects, and Interdimensional Dragon, which can rank up to Dark Matter. is also a fact.

If you use fusion, Wyrm, if you don't use it, rank 8 is a strong rival, and it doesn't seem like there are many situations that take precedence over them.
However, I think there are many times when you can only use this card if you use alternatives, and there are times when you want to take advantage of the fact that he is a Blue-Eyed monster, so he stands firm despite being surrounded by powerful rivals.
The biggest problem is that the material and the hitting point do not change.
As a Blue-Eyed fan, I'm happy to have more options, but on the other hand, I don't have much reason to actively use it, so I wanted him to become a new fusion axis ace with 3,500 RBIs or an unrestricted double attack.

His Blue-Eyed with two heads.
Fusion Monster, but can fuse without fusion on the field.
The stats are the same as his Blue-Eyed, but he attacks monsters twice, is battle-destroy resistant, and if he can't be destroyed in battle, he's excluded.
It is naturally strong against counterattacks, but in the field, you can get Rank 8 without using Prismer, so summon it as one of the options.
I am grateful for that because it also supports dragon mirrors.

Blue-Eyed's new guy is Fusion Monster, Fusion Monster, but even without fusion, it feels like getting a rank 8, so there will be many opportunities to use it.
Invincible in combat, he has 3,000 RBIs, but he can exclude those who are lower than him. It's an unrivaled monster, but it's only when you attack yourself, but even if you're attacked by a higher-ranked opponent, you don't really care because you have combat resistance.
The problem is that it doesn't have effect resistance, but fortunately, if you have two Blue-Eyed lined up, you have the option of spawning Fergra if you value resistance, so if you're worried about abyss or torrents, Fergra, you don't have to worry about backing, but it's 3000. If you have more than RBI, you should use it properly like this guy.

The two-body fusion of his Blue-Eyed, which has been desired by some, has appeared.
He is a special summon with the condition of Beast Eye, and is a perfect card as a man who absolutely removes opponents who cannot be destroyed in battle, but the ruthless opinion that "Rank 8 is okay?"