Blue-Eyes Breakdown
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Blue Eyes decks revolve around putting out big monsters like Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Dragon Spirit of White to put constant offensive pressure on your opponent. Cosmo Brain is another huge offensive threat and can help get Blue-Eyes monsters in the grave for Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon and Silver’s Cry. Access to Stardust Dragon is another nice feature of the deck thanks to Cosmo Brain and the level 1 Tuner monsters.
Tournaments only
Average size: 20 cards
Top Cards
| 3x in 100% | 2x in 79% • 1x in 21% | 1x in 86% • 2x in 7% • 3x in 7% | 1x in 100% | 1x in 100% |
Other Cards
3x in 93% • 0x in 7%
3x in 86% • 0x in 7%
• 2x in 7%
• 2x in 7%
1x in 93% • 0x in 7%
1x in 93% • 0x in 7%
3x in 79% • 0x in 14%
• 2x in 7%
• 2x in 7%
1x in 43% • 0x in 36%
• 2x in 21%
• 2x in 21%
2x in 50% • 0x in 43%
• 1x in 7%
• 1x in 7%
1x in 57% • 0x in 43%
1x in 50% • 0x in 50%
2x in 43% • 0x in 57%
Popular Skills
- Ultimate Dragons: 64%
- Alternative Evolution: 29%
automated based on the last few weeks of KoG + tournament decks
Top 8 – Meta Freekly #90 – August 6, 2021 – Erikson
- This deck struggles getting over the 3100 threshold of Giganticastle and Cosmo Brain in the mirror. Cards such as Psychic Ace when used with Cosmo Brain or Enemy Controller assist with monster removal.
- If you have a Blue-Eyes White Dragon in hand, you can attack with Dragon Spirit of White and then, if your opponent still controls a monster, use its effect in the Battle Phase to summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon from your hand and attack again.
Guides
Blue-Eyes Guide
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Blue-Eyes Guide
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