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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh! Card of the Day
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Red-Eyes Baby Dragon
- #LEDU-EN001
When this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the GY: You can Special Summon 1 Level 7 or lower "Red-Eyes" monster from your Deck, and if you do, equip this card from the GY to it. It gains 300 ATK. If this card is sent to the GY while equipped to a monster: You can add 1 Level 1 Dragon monster from your Deck or GY to your hand.
Card Rating
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3.10
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 is Horrible.
3 is Average.
5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed: September 25, 2017
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Red-Eyes Baby Dragon
I wish it had been Red-Eyes
week last week and Dark Magician week this week!
With news of Dark Magician the Dragon Knight, it
made me long for the deck big time. Alas, it was not
to be. Red-Eyes Baby Dragon is up today, the card
that truly makes Red Eyes B. Chick (now known as
Black Dragon’s Chick) a curiosity.
The new Red-Eyes support
harmonizes many of the old support cards that
previous support failed to do. Ironically, the new
support is self-sufficient, especially in the
monster department. With the exception of a single
Red-Eyes Darkness Metal and the two vital level 1
monsters in the theme, the new support makes up the
best monster line-up for an optimal Red-Eyes deck.
Red-Eyes Baby Dragon is a must run, and although it
doesn’t really wow you at first, its appeal changes
when you realize that his effects aren’t once per
turn and that summoning shenanigans can lead to
multiple searches per turn. And while his first
effect isn’t optimal, it’s definitely not bad,
especially considering Red-Eyes users set monsters
more often than most players due to the summoning
restrictions of Red-Eyes Fusion. Also, while you
would normally want to steal an opponent’s monster
with Red-Eyes Fang, you can equip Baby Dragon by its
effect as well, thereby setting up potential plusses
should the need arise. You only need to equip it
once to get a good engine going.
As with Dark Magician and
Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Red-Eyes Black Dragon will
receive periodic new support for the duration of the
game’s history. It’s been to the top of the mountain
before and it will get there again. Red-Eyes Baby
Dragon’s effect isn’t once per turn, and that’s all
the potential it needs to guarantee play for a long
time. Solid card to start the Monday.
Advanced: 4/5
Future Potential: 4/5
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Kingof
Lullaby |
Hello Pojo Fans,
Red-Eyes Baby Dragon is the newest edition to the
Red-Eyes archetype. This cute little guy is a
definite improvement from Black Dragon's Chick.
A good searcher, you'll be getting any of your Level
7 or lower Red-Eyes monsters from the deck off of
this guy being destroyed by battle. Ten total
targets available for Red-Eyes Baby Dragon to tag
in. Creature Swap and destroy RE Baby Dragon and get
a Special Summon, classic play for searchers. When
it hits the grave from a battle, Red-Eyes Baby
equips itself for a small ATK boost, which is good,
but the extra search you get when Baby hits the
grave as an equip is the better effect. Black Stone
of Legend is the first target you think of for this
effect, but there are others depending on what combo
of cards you are running in the deck. White Stones
and Buster monsters are also options, but Black
Stone is #1.
If Red-Eyes Baby Dragon offered protection as an
equip instead of the ATK boost, it would be one of
the best monsters in the deck. Its search as an
equip is great, and it is a great searcher. A great
card for the archetype.
Advanced- 3.5/5
Art- 4/5
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby
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Warlockblitz
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Red-Eyes Baby Dragon is a Level 3 Dark
Dragon-type monster with 1200 Atk and 700 Def. This
kid wants to help very badly, but it needs to be
sent to the grave from battle before it can Special
Summon any 1 Level 7 or lower Red-Eyes monster from
the deck. Then it equips itself to that Special
Summoned monster and gives it 300 Atk. Fortunately,
this can happen during either player's turn.
Unfortunately, on its own, Red-Eyes Baby Dragon just
doesn't do enough for the new or the old deck. If
it's equipped to a monster by any effect and both
are sent to the grave, you can search a Level 1
Dragon from the deck to the hand. There are better
Red-Eyes search cards. This effect is certainly more
useful and more likely to trigger. Honestly, this
just needed to be a Level 1 tuner to be really
good.
Score: 2.5/5
Art: 3/5
-WarlockBlitz
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Crunch$G |
Red-Eyes Baby Dragon:
How perfect is it that product has lined up to where
we can do a Yugi Week and then a Joey Week. Konami
is really trying to milk the nostalgia from the
original series, I hope they do more with GX soon,
they are starting to go in that route. Nonetheless,
we are looking at some Red-Eyes cards since we got
some good Red-Eyes support in Legendary Duelists,
three cards are retrains, and we start with the
first retrain, Red-Eyes Baby Dragon.
Obviously a retrain of Baby Dragon, Red-Eyes Baby
Dragon has the same stats, but an actual effect.
When Red-Eyes Baby Dragon is destroyed by battle and
sent to the GY, you can summon a Level 7 or lower
Red-Eyes monster from the deck and equip this card
to it, which allows that monster to gain 300 ATK
while equipped to Baby Dragon. If Red-Eyes Baby
Dragon is sent to the GY while equipped, you can add
a Level 1 Dragon from your Deck or GY to the hand. I
like the floater effect, almost every deck nowadays
has a floater. The search is neat to get to The
Black Stone of Legend or Black Metal Dragon much
easier.
Just know, I like all the new Red-Eyes cards in
Legendary Duelists, they are very neat. This is the
worst of the new support, but it is still very neat.
Advanced Rating: 3.25/5
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Alex Searcy |
After a Yugi themed week from new release cards,
we have a Joey themed week for you, so I hope you
enjoy this as well! Opening the week is
Red-Eyes Baby Dragon. A Monster who works
similarly to, yet different from, Red Eyes Black
Chick. See, Chick can be sent from your Field
face-up under your control, to Special Summon Red
Eyes from your Hand. That's as far as that
goes, you get one, original, REBD from your Hand.
Here, you can Special Summon one Level 7 or lower
Red Eyes Monster from your Deck...BUT this card has
to be destroyed by Battle, and sent to the
Graveyard. Not that those things are
impossible at all, but to be forced into both kinda
is a downer. Destroyed in Battle OR sent to
the Graveyard would have been better. Plus,
you're likely going to have to set this card,
because either 1, your opponent will remove it if
they see it in attack mode, to keep you from getting
the effect, or 2, destroy it anyway just to destroy
your new Monster, because they're all ready in a
position to do so, and it won't matter if you do.
Anyway, if you're successful, you equip this card to
whatever you Special Summon, giving it 300 extra
attack (meh) and then if this card is sent to the
Graveyard while equipped, you can add a Level 1
Dragon from your Deck or Graveyard to your Hand.
There are a few options there, but being restricted
to Level 1 isn't so great either. I'm all for
Red Eyes, nostalgia, and theme support, but this
card just doesn't quite cut it.
Rating: 2.25/5
Art: 3.75/5
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