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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
 

Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon

 

Card Number - MRL-000

Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst.  3 ... average.  
5 is the highest rating

Date Reviewed - 10.23.02

IQ

Blue Eyes Toon Dragon eh? O.0

All I can say about this card is if you get it trade it or sell it for as much as you can. After all that's what the secret rares are for... right?

Actually this funky looking Dragon could be playable if you try to combo him off with all the new cards that allow you to special summon monsters from your discard pile into play. It could be pretty big to Monster Reborn this guy into play and bash your opponent with him. He'll probably get destroyed after you attack with him once but that should be all you need to take out your opponent. Just be careful because if he gets reborned by your opponent it can really hurt.

Rating 2.7

Melkor

Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon is perhaps one of the most hyped and sought-after cards, simply because it's a toon and it's a different form to an already "cool" monster. However, is this monster actually any good? It depends.

There are so many drawbacks and conditions to toons that playing them is just kamikaze, really. Despite not being able to be attacked by any monsters other than other toons, they're easy to destroy with either magic or destroying Toon World. Really, toons aren't very good at all. That said, I suppose that Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon is the best currently available toon - and he's also subject to what other toons are subject too.

I suggest not making a toon deck for competitive dueling, but for a fun (I do mean fun) duel, try it out, for sure. Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon is the best toon, and a supremely cool card, for sure. It's simply not all that great because it's a toon. My rating is 2.7. Toons aren't very good at all.

Yonex Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon -- Tuesday

Introduction: Woah I can ATK with 3000 of your Life Points directly. Evil
isn't it?

Light
[Dragon/Toon]
Lv 8
3000/2500
This card cannot be summoned unless "Toon World" is on the field. This card
cannot attack in the same turn that it is summoned. Pay 500 Life Points each
time this monster attacks. When "Toon World" is destroyed, this card is
destroyed. If your opponent doesn't control a Toon monster on the field,
this card may inflict Direct Damage to your opponent's Life Points. If a
Toon monster is on the your opponent's side of the field, your attack must
target the Toon monster.

Why should you use it?
*Big Monster
*Toon Monster

Why shouldn't you use it?
*Toon Monster
*2 Tribute Monster

Reasons: Today, we look at our 2nd Toon Monster, Blue Eyes Toon Dragon. This
currently is the strongest Toon Monsters. This monster is just huge big and
scary if you can get it out and keep it alive. Well 3000 ATK points and a
2500 DEF points is just all out very scary. Especialy when you can attack
your opponent's Life Points directly with it. Though it being a Toon Monster
has a good side, and a bad side. The bad thing is, that without Toon World,
you are pretty much messed up. What makes it a bit harder is that it is a 2
tribute monster, which makes it a bit difficult to bring out. But if you
build the correct deck, maybe this monster can be used. Maybe even with Lord
of D.? I doubt that though.

Rating: This card has ultimate power on the TV show, but doesn't cut it
here. This card gets a 2.0. It is big bad, but also awful due to it being 2
tribute monster and a toon that makes it hard to bring out, and keep alive.

Conclusion: <Pegasus> I take cards, I don't put this card in my deck <Kaiba>
Your lame (FYI: take your opponent's Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon).

-YoNeX
wartortle32 Tuesday - Blue Eyes Toon Dragon

Today we look at the second best toon. This has the
same effect as all toons. You cant attack on the turn
that you summon it and you have to pay 500 to attack.

As with all toons, they will be vulnerable for the one
turn that they cannot attack. But with Pharoah's
servant, there was a great card released that can
really save your toons for the one turn that they
cannot attack, which is dimensionhole. This takes
them out of the game for 1 turn, keeping them safe.

As for the Blue Eyes itself, it is the strongest toon
so far. But like the normal counterpart, 2 tributes
makes it harder to get out. You can easily counter
this with Soul Exchange as you wouldn't be able to
attack anyways. If you can keep the Blue Eyes around
for a few turns with a dimensionhole and some magic
jammers, you can take the game in 2-3 turns.

I give this card a 3.7/5. Toon Summoned Skull is
better in my opinion, but with the low selection of
toons available, you should definitely go with this in
your deck if you're playing a toon deck.

wartortle32

 

 

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