In the 5ds era, Blackwings became the most powerful dragon type in the game. They had high attack stats and some great ways to consistently special summon them. Harpies were also very powerful, but they were not as consistent as Blackwings.
This list of cards will help to give your Winged Beast deck an extra boost in power, making it more effective in the battlefield.
15. Vortex the Whirlwind
A 2100 Synchro Monster can help you get your combos going, making it an ideal way to take down your opponents. ..
When you destroy a Winged-beast in battle, you can special summon any level 4 or lower Winged-beast monster from your deck.
If you want to get the best cards for your deck, you’ll need to defeat a monster stronger than it. ..
This card is a powerful tool for any play style that can use it. If you have a deck with a lot of monsters, this card can help you summon them all at once.
This card-drawing mechanic means that you don’t have to wait around, hoping you draw the right cards; you get them right on the battlefield whenever you need them.
14. Fire King High Avatar Garunix
This guy is like a reborn Phoenix.
When he’s destroyed by card effect, he comes back stronger and with a vengeance!
When it’s destroyed this way, it returns to the field during the next standby phase and when it does, it blows up every other monster on the field. ..
This is a great way to get rid of unwanted cards from your deck. ..
The card can remove a bunch of monsters at once, leaving your opponent completely defenseless.
The Fire King is using this to weaken the other monsters so that he can take them down easier. ..
The Fire King monsters all gain various effects when they’re destroyed by card effect. This can be a powerful way to chain together destruction, as some of the monsters will have multiple effects that can help you achieve your goals.
13. The Atmosphere
This card has a powerful effect that makes it a good choice for your deck.
You must banish 2 monsters from your Graveyard and 1 monster from your hand to summon this card.
If you’re using tribute summons, you’re still losing the same number of monsters as if you were just playing regular monsters. So it’s not hard to pull off. ..
If you control a monster that your opponent controls, equip it to this card as an Equip Spell. If the monster has an attack/defense equal to the equipped monster’s, the equipped monster will absorb that attack/defense into itself.
With the right monster, you can get insanely high attack stats with this guy. ..
12. Mist Valley Apex Avian
When Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon is Normal Summoned, you can Special Summon 1 “Odd-Eyes” monster from your hand. This monster gains ATK and DEF equal to the number of “Odd-Eyes” monsters you control.
When any card of effect was activated, you could return this card (or any other Mist Valley card) from your field to your hand to negate and destroy the activated card. ..
This was an incredibly powerful card with Pendulum Monsters around.
You can pendulum summon this guy next turn and boom, you have a free negate card on your field every single turn.
11. Raidraptor – Final Fortress Falcon
Raidraptors is a Winged Beast deck that uses Rank-up mechanics to increase its power.
The company has some incredibly powerful boss monsters, and this is just one of them.
Summoning a rank 12 monster is not as difficult as you might think. You don’t need to summon three level 12 monsters to do so. This is a feat that only requires level 12 creatures.
This guy is easy to summon with Rank-up cards, and he’s super powerful.
This card can attack again if it is detached from the battlefield.
You can do this up to twice per turn, which is a lot of damage for your opponent to have to defend. ..
10. Blackwing – Kalut the Moon Shadow
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Blackwings are a powerful card that is still on the banned list to this day. There are multiple cards that are just too good to be allowed in competitive play!
Kalut, a snake found in the United States, was put on the list of banned animals in 2017 but has since been freed. ..
Blackwing – The Lost One is a powerful card that can easily take down your opponent’s resources.
You can discard this card to make a Blackwing monster gain 1400 attack.
Your opponent can’t activate cards that will negate the attack, so once you drop a Kalut on them they’ll take the damage no matter what.
This extra bit of attack can be game-winning in so many different scenarios, and is perfect for any Blackwing build!
9. Caligo Claw Crow
This card does not synergize well with any Winged-beast decks.
Dark monsters are great in any deck, not just Winged-beasts. ..
When you control a dark monster, you can special summon this guy from your hand for free.
If you have another Caligo Claw Crow in your hand, you can’t activate both of them. ..
This new feature is a great way to get more monsters on the field to summon. Whether it’s tribute, link, or synchro summons, this feature is perfect for anyone who wants to use them. ..
Summoning more monsters from the extra deck can give you better monsters to use, which will make your chances of winning greater. ..
8. Earthbound Immortal Aslla Piscu
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While they are incredibly powerful, they are also pretty fragile. Their high attack stats only make them so much more vulnerable to attacks, and even if they do manage to survive, they may not be able to take too many hits before dying.
The moment there isn’t a spell on the field, they automatically blow themselves up.
Aslla Piscu is an Earthbound Immortal that leaves the field, except by its own effect, you can destroy every monster your opponent controls, then inflict 800 damage for each one.
If your opponent has a full board, you’re looking at 4800 damage right then and there!
This guy is already a threat, and his attacks are even more dangerous when he takes aim directly at his opponents. This can quickly finish games in a flash if left unchecked.
This is a great deck for tribute summoning if your winged beast deck has room for it. ..
7. Mist Valley Soldier
Yu-Gi-Oh is a popular card game that utilizes level 4 tuners. These tuners are incredibly valuable, as they allow players to change the tune of their decks easily.
The most common non-tuner monster in the game is level 4, so having these level 4 tuners provides an incredibly easy way to synchro summon for level 8.
Some of the best synchro monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh are level 8. They can easily chain together cards to create powerful combos.
The three archfiends are all great candidates for decks that want to win games quickly. They can easily take out your opponent’s threats and make it difficult for them to play around them.
This card’s effect is also pretty good, allowing any monster that battled this card and wasn’t destroyed by battle to be returned to the hand.
This is a great way to get rid of monsters that can’t be killed by battle, like Spirit Reaper. This would otherwise be a defensive wall for your opponent.
6. D.D. Crow
Graveyards have always been a part of the Yu-Gi-Oh franchise, but their role has changed over time. In the early days, graveyards were used as a way to dispose of dead bodies. However, with the development of the Yu-Gi-Oh card game, graveyards have become an important place for players to practice and compete. ..
Now, it’s a place to put cards that have been won or collected.
The graveyard has become a more important part of the game, with players being able to access cards and effects in it pretty regularly. This isn’t due to a rule change or anything – it’s just that there are way more cards that can special summon stuff from the graveyard now.
D.D. Crow stops your opponent from using their graveyard to gain an advantage.
You can discard it at quick effect speed to banish a card from your opponent’s graveyard, meaning they won’t be able to special summon it back for a while. ..
This card is great for any deck that wants to make use of Winged-Beast monsters.
If your opponent is running a graveyard-heavy strategy, D.D. Crow is the perfect card to completely shut down their strategies in a flash.
5. Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds
A floodgate is a great way to keep your opponent in check. By using it, you can keep them from entering your base and disrupting your play.
A floodgate is an effect that can stop either one or both players from doing a certain type of action throughout the game. This could be special summoning, drawing, or playing cards. There are many floodgates in Yu-Gi-Oh!
The Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds prevents both players from summoning monsters, with the exception of wind monsters.
This Barrier Statue is a great way to stop your opponent’s special summons while leaving your deck free to pop off as much as possible.
These Barrier Statues are a highly affordable way of adding floodgates to your deck.
The Maximum Gold set recently reprinted, and so it’s a good time to pick up some of these rares.
4. Shinobaron Peacock
Shinobirds are a type of bird that is unique in the Yu-Gi-Oh world. They are often seen in decks that focus on using cards with effects that can destroy other cards.
Spirit monsters are an archetype that focus on ritual summoning, which is something that has never been done before! ..
Spirit monsters are monsters that all return to their controllers’ hands during the end phase.
The downside to this is that the effects are usually pretty broken. ..
When this card is Ritual Summoned, you can return 3 monsters your opponent controls to their hand – this is 3 Compulsory Evacuation Devices all packed onto one powerful monster!
If you remove some extra cards from your deck, you’ll get some crazy value, as your opponent will have to go to the effort of summoning them all over again.
Summoning a spirit monster from your hand for free, regardless of its summoning conditions, sets you up perfectly to sweep your opponent for game. ..
3. Genex Ally Birdman
This guy is one of the best Winged Beasts out there, and he’s also one of the best tuner monsters.
This is incredibly easy to summon: a powerful magic that can be used to summon any creature or object.
You can return one other monster you control to your hand and special summon this guy for free.
Combining his hand-level 3 status with the fact that he’s a hand-level 3, you have some serious power at your disposal.
In the OCG, Genex Ally Birdman is a powerful tuner monster that is only available in one copy per deck. In the TCG, however, it is limited to one copy per deck.
If you’re looking to add some synchro strategies into your Winged Beast deck, then I’d highly recommend using this guy as your tuner.
2. Raiza the Storm Monarch
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Monarch is a powerful card that can be used to win games, and many decks try to use it to their advantage. ..
Raiza is one of the most powerful vampires in the group. ..
When Normal Summoned, you can target any card on the field and put it on the top of its owner’s deck. ..
This card removes some powerful cards from the field, which also ensures that your opponent’s next draw isn’t going to be something surprising.
You know what the enemy will be drawing, and you can use your turn to plan for it!
1 tribute is all it takes to summon this guy, which makes him a great addition to any Winged Beast deck. ..
1. Castel, the Skyblaster Musketeer
The best monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh are the ones that have crazy effects, and are incredibly easy to summon. They can do things like make your opponent lose a card or even change the course of the game.
Castel the Skyblaster Musketeer is a unique and exciting addition to the game that will keep players on their toes.
XYZ is a rank 4 XYZ monster. All you need to summon it is two level 4 monsters on the field.
This deck is so easy to play, it’s literally just a single summon and one special summon. It couldn’t be easier.
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Detaching two cards from this card allows you to shuffle any face-up card on the field into the deck.
This is a great way to take down powerful monsters your opponent has. ..
Castel put them right back into the deck so they can’t be accessed until they’re drawn again.
Castel can flip any face-up monsters into face-down defense position, which is great if your opponent has big attack monsters with small defense stats.
Castel makes your monsters easy to run over, leaving your opponent defenseless – all thanks to its ability to cast spells.
