There's more than 1 way to skin a
cat...as well as summon Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon -
By DaFrog
Hello everyone reading this article. My name is
DaFrog. Why I chose this, I don't know, but anyway,
I am going to reveal all in my knowledge of how to
summon Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
I'm sure that everybody knows about the infamous
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon. This card is now easier
to find, what with last years Shonen Jump Issue and
a new collectors pack that include Mr. Ultimate
along with a few booster packs. Almost everybody has
at least 1 time wanted it in their deck, but refused
to do this because you would normally have to
sacrifice 6 monsters to get the 3 Blue-eyes, and
then fuse them to bring out Blue-Eyes Ultimate. Me?
I only have 2 Blue-Eyes and I can get it out very
easily. Here are a few ways to get Blue-Eyes
Ultimate out.
Cyberstein: 1 of the more obvious choices, you can
pay 5000 life points to bring out any fusion
monster. It's a big price, but if you summon
Blue-Eyes Ultimate with this ability, you can give
it MegaMorph, and it's 4500 atk points will double
to 9000. Unless you're opponent is really good, that
will be enough to wipe out his life points.
Dragon's Mirror: A nice card allowing you to summon
a dragon type fusion monster. You only have to have
the fusions on the field or graveyard, and remove
them from play. It seems to be much easier to send
monsters to the graveyard, rather than get lucky
that nobody destroys 1 before you draw
Polymerization. A good way to send your dragons off
is by using 1 of the Armed Dragons. This allows you
to destroy your opponent's monster, while getting
ready for the "Ultimate" combo. Nice!
The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion: I favor this 1 the
most, because all you need are 2 Blue-Eyes and this
4 star card. It fills in the place as the last
Blue-Eyes, and if all are on the field, it fills in
as polymerization. Another plus, this doesn't count
as a fusion summon, so it is not effected by cards
like Chthonian Polymer, which take controls of a
fusion summoned monster.
The old 3 Blue-Eyes combo: Very hard to do, but it's
a way, so I will just tell you. Get 3 Blue-Eyes on
the field, and use polymerization to fuse them
together. It's the original, it's the old. It works
anyway.
Now let's discuss another point; summoning Blue-Eyes
White Dragon. Unless you have the Cyberstein card,
you will most likely need at least 2 Blue-Eyes White
Dragons. Here are a few ways to get them out.
The Flute of Summoning Dragon: A nice magic card
that let's you summon 2 dragons from your hand if
you have a Lord of D. This is probably the most
obvious.
Paladin of White Dragon: This is a Ritual card that
if you tribute it, you can summon 1 Blue-Eyes from
your hand or deck. No hassle for getting the card,
nice.
Magical Merchant: I only recommend this to people
who have a Blue-Eyes Shining or Red-Eyes Darkness in
their deck, which are based on getting as many
dragons in your graveyard as possible. It is an
insect card that once flipped summon, will tell you
to pick up (not draw) cards from the top of your
deck until you get to a magic card. Add the magic
card to your hand, and send the rest of the cards to
the graveyard. With this, if you send a Blue-Eyes to
the graveyard, you only need to use a card like Call
of the Haunted to bring it back. It's a bit risky,
but will help you out.
Well, those are my secrets to summoning Blue-Eyes
Ultimate Dragon. Try to avoid cards like
Metamorphosis, where you have to sacrifice a
same-star level monster to carry out. I don't know
how many times I have said this to my friends, but I
will say it once more. People, Blue-Eyes Ultimate is
the only 12 star monster I know, and if there is
another 1, you probably won't want to sacrifice
whatever super-powerful attack points or effect it
has.
Call me DaFrog...do not ask why.
The dragons are waiting...
