"Blue-Eyed White Dragon" is a monster card in the Yu-Gi-Oh card, belonging to the "Blue-Eyed Card Deck", and the upgrade summoning requires the liberation of two monsters, and its 3000 attack power holds the highest attack power among the usual monsters.

In the original manga "Yu-Gi-Oh" and its anime adaptation, the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" is an important dueling monster used by the Seahorse Seto, and is an elven beast owned by Seth, who was one of the seven priests under Atum's command in his previous life, and hosts the soul of his lover Kisara; In the Memories of the Yu-Gi-Oh King, the power of the blue-eyed white dragon rivals that of a god. At the same time, the "blue-eyed white dragon" is also the symbol of Seahorse Company's Seahorse Park.

In Yu-Gi-Oh, this card is a super rare card with only 4 cards in the world, Seahorse Seto has 3 cards, and Muto Shuangliu has 1 card, because the same deck can only have a maximum of 3 cards, and Seahorse tears it up after getting it in order to prevent the 4th card from becoming an enemy. In Yu-Gi-Oh: ~ Hyperconvergence! The Bond Across Time and Space~", Paradox also has 1 of this card, and the Sin Blue-Eyed White Dragon belongs to the Sin card deck.

The blue-eyed white dragon appears in Yu-Gi-Oh written by Takahashi and Nozomi, and in Yu-Gi-Oh: THEDARKSIDEOFDIMENSIONS, the "blue-eyed white dragon" appears in a variety of evolutionary forms, including the effect monsters "blue-eyed sub-white dragon" and "deep-eyed white dragon", the ritual monster "blue-eyed chaos dragon", and the fusion monster "true blue-eyed ultimate dragon".

Basic Information

Chinese name

Blue-eyed white dragon

Foreign language name

Blue Eyes White Dragon (ブルーアイズ・ホワイト・ドラゴン)

English name

Blue-EyesWhiteDragon

category

Yu-Gi-Oh cards

issuance

KONAMI

derivation

Yu-Gi-Oh

user

Seahorse Seto (original), Seahorse Man (GX)

Convocation

Shout, tremble, come, blue-eyed white dragon

directory

1 Card information

2. Included information

3. Inclusion of Katu

4 related cards

5 original work information

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Chinese name: 青眼白龙青眼白龙(Chinese Traditional version)

Japanese name: 青眼の白龙 (ブルーアイズ・ホワイト・ドラゴン)

English name: Blue-EyesWhiteDragon

Korean name: 푸른눈의백룡

Card Type: Usually Monster

Card Password: 89631139

Usage Restrictions: Unlimited

Race: Dragon

Attribute: Light

Star rating: 8

Attack: 3000

Garrison: 2500

Rarity: Holographic HR, Silver Broken SER, Three-dimensional UTR, Golden UR, Burst PR, Flat Card N, Face Flash SR, Millennium Flat Burst NMR, KC Edition Flat Card NKC, KC Edition Gold UKC, Flat Burst NPR, Holographic Burst HPR

Card Pack: LB, BE01, SM, EX-R(EX), DL02, Starter-Box, DT01, YAP01, DTP01, DPKB, KA, SK2, MFC03, LC01, SD22, SD25, TRC1, 15AX, MVPI, JMPR, SDKS, 20AY, LG02, DP20

Description: A legendary dragon known for its high attack power. Any opponent can be crushed, and its destructive power is immeasurable.

Attack: 灭びの爆遾弾 (Destruction's Burst Blast)

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Bandai

Before Bandai acquired the distributorship of Yu-Gi-Oh trading cards at KONAMI, Bandai produced and published some of the Yu-Gi-Oh Bandai version cards. Among them is the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon".

In the 1999 TV Asahi theatrical anime of Yu-Gi-Oh, Seto Seahorse used the combination of the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" and the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" under the "Evil Lock" ability, "Blue-Eyed White Dragon: Three-Body Connection". However, these cards related to the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" have not been ported to the KONAMI version.

initially

It was first included in the STARTERBOX Theater Limited Edition. At the time, the description was "Attack & Guard が最高のなかなか手に入らない超レアカード (Attack & Guard are the highest, and it's a super rare card that's very difficult to get your hands on)." However, as new cards continue to appear, the attack power and defense power of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" are constantly surpassed, so the description of the later stage has been changed. But to date, the blue-eyed white dragon still maintains the highest attack power among the usual monsters.

Chinese version

Blue Eyed White Dragon V ジャンプフェスタ1999プロモーションカード includes three languages (Japanese, Asian English, and Chinese Traditional) versions of "Blue Eyed White Dragon", including a Chinese Traditional Chinese version named "Blue Eye White Dragon". Due to the small number of surviving and the relatively high value, only the "Black Magician" ("Black Magician" in the Chinese traditional version) and this card were available in Chinese at that time.

PREMIUMPACK3(PP03)

PREMIUMPACK3 (PP03) includes the "Blue-Eyed Ultimate Dragon", a fusion monster that fuses three "Blue-Eyed White Dragons". The combination of "Blue-Eyed Ultimate Dragon" and "Demon Frankie" and "Gigantic" can easily achieve terrifying attack power output, which has a relatively large environmental impact in the early days.

STRUCTUREDECK-Seahorse Knitting-

STRUCTUREDECK - SEAHORSE EDITOR - (KA) INCLUDES THE SAME 3-LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE "BLUE-EYED WHITE DRAGON". It was not until more than 10 years later that the Chinese traditional Chinese version was released in large quantities, and the translation of "Blue Eye White Dragon" was finally changed to "Blue Eye White Dragon".

VB7

ザ・ヴァリュアブル・ブック7 (VB7) includes the "Cyan-Eyed Dragon" that surpasses the "Blue-Eyed Ultimate Dragon" that appeared in the theatrical version of "Pyramid of Light", and Seahorse calls it "the final evolution of Blue-Eyed".

Hyper-Convergence: Bonds Beyond Time and Space (WJMP)

Weekly Shonen ジャンプ 2010 No. 2 (WJMP) included the theatrical version of "Yu-Gi-Oh: ~ Super Fusion! The "Sin" form of the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" that appeared in the "Bond Across Time and Space~", "Sin Blue-Eyed White Dragon".

STRUCTUREDECK-Blue-Eyed Dragon-(SD25)

The SD25TV commercial includes a related structure based on the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon", and includes the adjustment of the "Blue-Eyed Girl", and the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" also makes an epoch-making evolution into the homotonic monster "The Blue-Eyed Silver Dragon".

THERARITYCOLLECTION(TRC1)

In the THERARITYCOLLECTION (TRC1), the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" is included as the highest and rare holographic HR. At this time, it has been 15 years since the birth of the "Blue-Eyed White Dragon". (Note: The Japanese version published by KONAMI is counted here.)

VJMP20161 monthly issue

The bonus card is the "Cyan-Eyed Mikoma", which makes the "Blue-Eyed" monster officially called a series field.

SHININGVICTORIES(908)

Comic Portrait (2) The new card is recreated with the theme of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon", which strengthens the connection and combat effectiveness of the "Blue-eyed" monster. Included adjustments include "Cyan-Eyed Magi" and "Cyan-Eyed Protector", effect monster "White Spirit Dragon", and harmonix monster "Blue-Eyed Elven Dragon".

Yu-Gi-Oh Theatrical Edition · THEDARKSIDEOFDIMENTSIONS

The new cards will be recreated based on the theme of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon", including the special summon monster "Blue-Eyed Sub-White Dragon" and the fusion monster "Blue-Eyed Double Burst Dragon", which will be used as a limited edition card for the theatrical version of the event and a bonus card for VJMP magazine, respectively.

Yu-Gi-Oh! AMONG THE NEW CARDS INCLUDED IN THE DARKSIDEOFDIMENSIONSMOVIEPACK (MVP1) ARE SEVERAL NEW "BLUE-EYED" MONSTERS, SUCH AS THE EFFECT MONSTER "ABYSS-EYED WHITE DRAGON", THE RITUAL MONSTER "BLUE-EYED CHAOS DRAGON", AND THE FUSION MONSTER "TRUE BLUE-EYED ULTIMATE DRAGON".

Released on April 21st, "JUMP-ryu vol.08 Kazuki Takahashi" is a illustration 3 of "The Blue-Eyed White Dragon" drawn by Kazuki Takahashi: the "Blue-eyed White Dragon" is drawn along with the image of Seto Kaima.

Theatrical Collaboration Event Bonus: From April 23rd ~ May 31st, you will receive a new illustrated version of "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" numbered MVPI-JP002 for every 1,000 yen (tax included) of the curry specialty store CoCo Ichibanya.

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