D.'s 2nd effect lets you discard a card that lists Blue-Eyes White Dragon in its text to special summon a Blue-Eyes monster from your GY. This effect is great for reviving any of your Blue-Eyes monsters including Fusions and Synchros if applicable. You can also use this effect to discard and revive Jet and Abyss Dragon since D.'s 1st effect will provide a Blue-Eyes in the GY. After the " Dragon Rulers" were restricted to one, but Soul Charge was still at three, "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" and " The White Stone of Legend" were used as a Draw combo with " Cards of Consonance" and " Trade-In", and were used to Draw the four " Dragon Rulers", known unofficially as the "Dragon Draw" engine or "Egg Turbo" build. Stamping Destruction's only requirement is to have a Dragon-type monster on the player's side of the field. Activating this lets them destroy one Spell or Trap Card the opponent controls, and they receive a bit of burn damage afterwards. Apparition is a decent card but might be misplaced in Blue-Eyes. While it does help you establish presence, that wasn't really a problem to begin with. Though you can use it to cycle your normal summons, its uses outside of that are questionable or maybe just undiscovered. Who knows, maybe this card can enable some Dragon Link Blue-Eyes combos. Overall Thoughts

Furthermore, the protection is not limited to Blue-Eyes. Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon provides protection to cards regardless of their archetype. This is a nice effect, and you can avoid many of your opponent’s effects. The jet was also shown in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light when Kaiba had to go meet Maximillion Pegasus on his own private island in seeking a way to finally defeat Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi. Ritual: Consisting of " Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon" and " Blue-Eyes Chaos Dragon", they are Level 8 Ritual Monsters that synergize with the Ritual Spell " Chaos Form". They focus on performing OTKs by dealing massive piercing damage. If the opponent has a monster on the field, activate Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon to destroy a monster the opponent controls.The card attributes that surround "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" (Level 8, LIGHT, Dragon, Normal Monster) gives it a large amount of external support. Examples include " Trade-In", " The Melody of Awakening Dragon", " Dragon Shrine", " Dragon Ravine", " Silver's Cry", and " Return of the Dragon Lords". Though the archetype has no archetypal Xyz boss monsters, the archetype's ability to swarm Level 8 monsters enables easy Xyz Summons of powerful Rank 8 monsters, such as " Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy". Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon special summons itself from the graveyard or your hand after an effect destroys one of your cards. You instantly gain a powerful monster with a high ATK and effective abilities. It is a powerful counter against an opponent after he or she destroys one of your cards with an effect from a card such as Dark Hole.

Reveal a copy of Blue-Eyes White Dragon from the hand to Special Summon Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon from the hand. Jet's 1st effect activates if a card(s) on the field is destroyed by battle or card effect and lets you special summon it from the hand or GY. This effect is great over the course of a long game since you'll be able to get a lot of value out of it. Since Blue-Eyes is great at destroying stuff, you'll have no problem triggering this time and time again. Usually, these type of effects come with a clause where the monster will be banished if it leaves the field. But, fortunately for us, it seems like Kaiba paid off the creators to skip that part for an infinitely recurring Dragon. Furthermore, many cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! have effects to destroy other cards. You are very likely to activate Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon’s third effect. Your opponent can destroy one of your cards to trigger the conditions for the special summon. The Melody of Awakening Dragon" can search " Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon", off of the Spell Card's Discard effect as can " Dragon Shrine/ Ravine", so that the Graveyard can be loaded with "Blue-Eyes" Monsters to be revived by " Silver's Cry" and " Return of the Dragon Lords". Dragon Shrine functions as a Dragon-exclusive Foolish Burial, but it also lets you toss another Dragon if the first one was a Normal Monster. This can be a one-card combo to send a copy of Blue-Eyes White Dragon and The White Stone of Ancients to the Graveyard in a single card.

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When it comes to Yu-Gi-Oh, few cards are more iconic than the Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Released in the early 2000s, Blue-Eyes White Dragon and its archetype are among the most beloved cards in the game. It's also one of the most supported archetypes over the years.