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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
Promo Ultra Rare
Blue-Eyes White
Dragon + Blue-Eyes White Dragon + Blue Eyes White
Dragon
Type - Dragon/Fusion
Card Number - JMP-EN005
Card Ratings
Traditional: 5
Advanced:
5
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale 1 being the worst.
3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed - 10.24.05 |
Lord
Tranorix |
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
Yes, you read correctly: today we’re finally
reviewing Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, the Ultimate
Dragon created by combining three White Dragons of
similar eye color that aren’t quite so Ultimate
until you fuse them.
4500 ATK is extraordinarily high – unmatched, even
by Master of Oz. Let’s put that into perspective:
Master of Oz has a TRUCK in its pouch. The thing is
HUGE. Yet it fails to match the ATK of Blue-Eyes
Ultimate Dragon.
I mean, this really is the Ultimate Dragon. You know
how the flavor text of Blue-Eyes White Dragon says
that it’s a “powerful engine of destruction”? Well,
this is three of those combined (just ignore that it
only has 1.5x the ATK power of one). That would make
it a very, very, very powerful engine of
destruction. Even more powerful than, dare I say,
Master of Oz, which if I failed to mention so before
HAS A TRUCK IN ITS POUCH.
But I digress.
The sad truth is, unless you’re playing a fun deck
based around Seto Kaiba or Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon
or something, there’s little reason to run Blue-Eyes
Ultimate Dragon over Master of Oz or Cyber End
Dragon, both of which – although they have slightly
less ATK – have enough to win the game when doubled
(via Megamorph or Limiter Removal). BEUD is no
longer necessary; it came to the TCG a little too
late.
Of course, there’s also little reason not to run
this, since it’s a Fusion, and you can have
unlimited Fusions.
Control: 5/5
Kaiba Deck/BESD Deck/Cyber-Stein OTK Deck: 5/5
OVERALL RATING: 5/5 – Ah, the perks of being a
Fusion!
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ExMinion OfDarkness |
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
No, it's not another natural disaster, it's just a
flood of newbie drool over BEUD's release.
You know my policy on Fusions: Until there is a
penalty for playing a bunch of fusions (e.g. a card
that does 50 damage to your opponent for every card
in their Fusion Deck), if a Fusion is even remotely
good and has a ghost of a chance of coming out, it
gets a 5.
This DEFINITELY gets a 5.
What this REALLY does is makes players choose
between it and Cyber End Dragon when they use Cyber
Stein's effect in the one turn kill deck of the same
name. BEUD + Megamorph = 9,000 ATK, great if your
opponent has a face-up monster with 1,700 ATK or
less (as you'd attack with Cyber Stein as well.)
Cyber End Dragon is 8,000 with the boost, great for
a OHKO against a Sheep Token, but they also have
Limiter for a potential double boost, or a suprise
in the damage step. That, and it doubles
Cyber-Stein's attack as well which could help if the
opponent only has one face-down monster you need to
get through and it's not Cyber Jar or Newdoria or
something.
So basically, newbies will undoubtedly rip
themselves off for this card, veterans have a second
option to pull out with the Stein, and anyone who
actually tries to use Polymerization to bring this
card out SERIOUSLY needs to be taught a few lessons
in card advantage.
5/5 per my Fusion policy, as stated above.
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Coin Flip |
Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon… It's finally here. My
God, how long we have waited for this… BEUD has been
the subject of much scrutiny and quite a few
interesting thoughts over the years of the game's
development in America. Heralded as the strongest
monster in existence, the best fusion in existence
(and the strongest), and the best Dragon in the
game, I am sad to say that all three (four) are
false. While we do not yet have Five God Dragon or
Master Dragon Knight, they have been out for many
years in Japan, and it is far easier to summon
Master Dragon Knight than it is to summon BEUD or
FGD.
Leaving the thread of BEUD's disappointed legacy for
a moment, I'd like to continue talking about the
lore around this. Pojo.com forumgoers are a special
brand of… I suppose you could call them people… They
are a special brand of people and love to invent
silly, stupid, but sometimes fun games. Following
are, in exact order, the things that happened
whenever you even MENTIONED BEUD's name.
- 72.3 kittens
died
- An orphanage
burned down
- Baby Jesus
cried
- The release
date of the card was pushed back ANOTHER month
-
ExMinionOfDarkness would eat another child (he's
rather good at cooking them, too)
- Hurricanes
would strike the land
- We would
receive another card we REALLY wanted (like
Shrink/Collapse or Igzarion Universe/Exarion
Universe) as a Tournament Pack Ultra Rare
- Puppies died.
The amount is unknown to this date.
- Many Bothans
died if you even THOUGHT about the card.
So a stigma
was placed upon those who dared fight for the
release of BEUD. It should be mentioned that tw
pre-sold it for quite a bit of money, and now you
can get it for the price of a Gigobyte on their
site.
tw can bite me. Anyways, BEUD has finally
arrived as a Shonen Jump Promo. Not SJC, which I
would've LOVED to see… But a magazine promo. The
fans of the show can now collect the strongest
monster Kaiba summoned, and his true fan card… The
awesome Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
The story completed, let's discuss his playability.
While there is no detriment to having him in your
fusion deck, you don't need him. In fact, I should
go so far as to say you should never ever use him
ever until the sun dies.
"But Coin Flip", you say, "you foolish ass! BEUD has
4500 attackzor point!" Many newbies who visit this
site without much understanding of the game don't
understand exactly how far the game has progressed.
Even back in the day when there were enough cards
that one person might be able to list all of the
important ones (i.e., no Firegrass…), people
understood the easy methods of a monster's death.
You could spend three turns worth of summons to get
out BEUD and run into one Man-Eater Bug.
THIS IS IMPORTANT. EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS.
No matter how strong a monster is, it still dies to
any card that can destroy it. Your Blue-Eyes
Ultimate Dragon and my Skull Servant will die alike
to a Dark Hole.
THIS IS IMPORTANT. EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS.
While many of my loyal fans and readers will already
know this, this is one of the key facts about the
game; idealism is the killer of skill.
Overestimating this card's playability due to its
ATK strength is foolish.
So then comes the question of what its one resource
is good for. Well, you could always use it for a One
Turn Kill maneuver… Oh, but we have better cards for
that; namely, Cyber End Dragon. Double its ATK and
you have 8000 that pierces through defenses. That's
better than 9000 that cries when it sees Scapegoat.
But I can't rate the card. It's impossible to rate
Fusions. You cannot lose because you play them and
you might win for having it, but the chances, the
likelihood of this ever being pulled out… They are
greater than the rating I would give, anyway.
This card is a killer in Duel Monsters 6, though…
Kaiba's opening hand is Raigeki, Heavy Storm,
Harpies Feather Duster, Dark Hole, Megamorph, and
Cyber Stein… Too much ownage. :(
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Dark Paladin |
Due
to a mass circus of fan demands and semi-polite
protests, we
*gulps* of our own free-will...(looks around
nervously), review...Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
BEUD sports a Godly 4500 attack and a rather nice
3800 defense as well.
He is a Level 12 fusion, so Metamorphosis isn't
really an option, but there are others.
Two excellent options would be as follows. Either
you could use Fusion Gate and three BEWD (and
ideally you'd use Dimension Fusion for a real nifty
Dragon revival hopefully for a lot of damage.)
Or, you could use Cyber Stein. Granted, 5000
lifepoints is a lot, but it's more than likely
enough for you to equip Megamorph to your BEUD and
double his 4500 attack to 9000 points.
Ratings:
Seto Kaiba deck: 5/5
Dragon deck: 5/5
Blue Eyes White Dragon deck: 5/5
Art: 5/5
We now return you to your regularly scheduled
programming...
You stay classy, Planet Earth :)
(I gave all those 5's in the rating...under my
own...(fearfully) free will.
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