Blue-Eyes Solid Dragon →Used Deck

A simple word is "second type 'Dragon Spirit of White'" and nothing more.
It can be evaluated in that it negates the permanent effect of the opponent's monster, which has only one effect. Rather, if you adopt it, you will use it for this effect. This point is with "Dragon Spirit of White". However, since you want to prioritize 《Dragon Spirit of White》, you can use it as a second 《Dragon Spirit of White》.
The 2 effect is just like Dragon Spirit of White, but it's passive, so it's a little tougher. However, unlike 《Dragon Spirit of White》, he is from the Deck, so is it easy to think of using some effects? (If possible, negate would have been better, and there are places where I wanted you to be able to revive from GY)

OCG's original Thulea = strong rule, but that's not the case with this guy.

To put it bluntly, it's not a card that's been criticized so badly. The effect is an effect that negates the effect of one opponent's monster if it succeeds in Summoning or Special Summon. Also, when the opponent activates his Spell/Trap/Monster effect, he returns to the Deck and he can Special Summon the Blue-Eyed White Dragon from his Deck in some cases. That said, the RBI of 2500 is a bit unsatisfactory, and since it's level 8, if he were to use it instead of Tribute Summon, he would send it to GY at a cost such as a trade-in, and then use Monster Reborn or Gospel to use the effect. It would be wise to use it as material for various summons as soon as possible. The illustrations are beautiful and the robo-robo is cool, and there are probably people who like robots such as Gundam.

Just one small word...

Effect negate is the opponent's turn, Special Summon is your turn, but it's the opposite.
Blue-Eyed, who already has a lot of recruiting effects, has no chance even if such a card is issued now.

Illustration...I like it!
Effect when it comes out negate … Well, that's good.
Effect reaction effect... ゑ? Why go back to Deck? Why not negate the effect? Why usually only Blue-Eyed? As a result, I just couldn't think of any reason. It's the highest grade, so it's not like I can pop it out... And it doesn't correspond to the melody...

A mysterious card that bounces his Deck in response to the activation of his opponent's Spell/Trap/Monster effects to bring out his Blue-Eyed White Dragon from his Deck. Moreover, it is not possible to negate the opponent's effect. It's not like I can easily pop this card out of my hand. It is also subtle to negate the monster effect of the opponent's field when summoning / Special Summon succeeds. The status also conforms to the main character Ace for some reason. Blue-Eyed's White Dragon itself is very easy to search for, and often disappears from his deck relatively quickly, so it can go bad. It can be played with 《The White Stone of Ancients》, but it's almost impossible to use it twice, so I wanted him to fall to GY rather than return to Deck. Well, even if it was, the performance is far from being adopted.

It is a disappointing card that does not mesh in various ways.
It may be useful if the number of vicious permanent Effect Monsters increases.

Blue-Eyed has become a hero status. Kaiba seems to be aiming for the main character's seat? ?
Summon / Special Summon CIP has the effect of negate the opponent's monster effect, and when the opponent activates the effect of the card, he has the effect of being able to replace his Blue-Eyed White Dragon on the Deck. .
With the same main character status, he is expected to compete with the Blue-Eyed 《Dragon Spirit of White》, but they can receive Normal Monster support, and CIP effects can be directly added. There are many points that surpass. Since this card is an Effect Monster everywhere, it can't activate his GY Fertilize additional effect in Mausoleum and doesn't respond to Silver's Cry. In particular, if it was compatible with 《Silver's Cry》, the effect of negate CIP, which does not miss the timing, could have been greatly utilized...
Blue-Eyed's effect of summoning a white dragon also tends to cause the white dragon itself to quickly disappear from the deck due to melody, mausoleum, etc. It's also a pain that he doesn't have many ways to use this card back in the deck.
Overall, it's not a bad card, but I have to say that it pales in comparison to his elite Blue-Eyed.

New Blue-Eyed, more and more she is Blue-Eyed.
The effect is to negate the monster and replace it with the original deck, and the 1 monster effect negate is to vanillaize troublesome figurines such as Lightning and Dark Row, and to force the use of negate such as Crystal and Infinity to pass the favorite. However, since it does not have the effect of Special Summoning during the opponent's turn, it is difficult to use it like Veiler, and even if it is revived with a libide, negate formation is often delayed by one tempo.
With the effect of 2, she can be replaced with her Blue-Eyed on the deck, but on top of waiting for the opponent's action, it overlaps with Taiko, which is more convenient, and in the ritual type, it is even more difficult to use because it is anti-synergistic with advanced rituals.
And Blue-Eyed has the same stats, but the presence of the Dragon Spirit, which is even more versatile and easy to use, makes this card even more difficult to use. Hiring can be a little tough.

Blue-Eyed It's a new card that should have been strengthened, but for some reason there aren't many people who appreciate it.
Why? Yes, it is the point where the usage overlaps with "". He's already heavy, so it's hard to put him in the deck.
On top of that, it can't be treated as a Normal Monster, so you can't take advantage of the umami of being able to drop two copies at the Mausoleum.
The effect is powerful, but it is a monster that is difficult to handle.

It is one of the Blue-Eyed and has a variety of races and levels, so there are plenty of ways to summon it. With the effect of 1, you can negate troublesome permanent effects, etc., making it easy to attack.
2 is chained to the effect and he can call Blue-Eyed from the deck, which is an effect that makes it easy to avoid real removal.
Overall, the effect itself is not bad, but there is a frame.
Unlike the spirit dragon, it is not treated as normal and does not receive the same amount of support over there. The effect of 2 can only be called from the main house and from the deck, and it is often searched with the melody of the alternate white dragon and sent to GY, and there is no target, and on top of that, it will return to his deck, so it will be revived. Although it can be an advantage in terms of not running out of recruitment targets for Shiraishi, which makes it difficult.
I think I should have tried a little harder.

The illustrations are cool, the effects are... well. Honestly, it's too delicate to say what to do.
The effect negate will be used to negate troublesome permanent effects, and although it is better than nothing, there is no need to use this effect on the opponent's turn.
As the 2 effect has already been said, I thought I could summon a "Blue-Eyed" monster, but even if I summoned the original Vanilla, the actual story was "What?" Also impractical.
Furthermore, I guess it's a second point of dependence on the other party, and at the end of the day, the melody is not supported, and this is all too bad.
I put all my effort into the illustration and the effect is that, so if you ask me, it's just an ornamental level.
I will add one point for the correction of the illustration.

You're going to have a fight with Reiryu-kun over a frame...
It would have been better if he had sent GY instead of Deck Bottom.

New Blue-Eyed.
It has the effect of negating monster effects, but since he doesn't have many ways to Special Summon during the opponent's turn, he's not in the Blue-Eyed category, so it's difficult to use as a hindrance, and it's mostly used when attacking.
However, if you use it to attack from resurrection, even if you can't attack yourself, the existence of the alternate white dragon that can be removed directly is also worrisome.
The fact that it doesn't support melody is a bit of a pain, but since it can be summoned with 《The White Stone of Ancients》, it might be a good idea to include one.
If he uses the effect of calling Blue-Eyed's white dragon from the deck, it's a little annoying that he returns to the deck again.

The new face of the Blue-Eyed monster is one that summons Blue-Eyed's white dragon according to the negate effect and the opponent's effect. Since he belongs to Blue-Eyed, if you want to Special Summon, it's safer to rely on The White Stone of Ancients just like Dragon Spirit of White with the same status, or send him to GY in a train or mausoleum and revive him with the Gospel. Uka
Even so, unlike Dragon Spirit of White, this one is not treated as a Normal Monster, so it is impossible to revive with Ginryu's effect or Roar. It is a neck that the card effect of cannot be negate. Blue-Eyed's Hakuryu is Blue-Eyed's Hakuryu He is Blue-Eyed's Hakuryu. What is it?

The illustration is cool, and the effect negate is strong, but there is no frame to put it in.
With 2, he can Special Summon, but he's mostly in his hand with other cards.
I think it would have been even better if ② was a "Blue-Eyed" monster instead of the original vanilla.
And it's also bad that the melody is not supported ,,