He’s one of the only duelists who could even come close to matching Yugi Muto, and his deck has some of the best cards - from the legendary Blue Eyes White Dragon, a monster as famous as Yu-Gi-Oh itself, to cards like Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End, so powerful that they changed the entire way the game was played! ..
- The Millennium Puzzle
- The Sacred Sword of Fire and Ice
- The Black Rose of Egypt
- The Millennium Puzzle, Part 2
15. Possessed Dark Soul
This card is used to summon a dark spirit that will help Kaiba win the game.
Possessed Dark Soul allows you to take control of all face-up monsters your opponent controls, by tributing a monster from your hand or field. ..
In Yu-Gi-Oh, if monsters aren’t tribute summoned, they typically tend to be level 4. So the value of this card really varies depending on who you’re playing it against.
Possessed Dark Soul is a powerful card that can help you turn the tide of battle against water decks. ..
This guy is a little limited in what he can do.
14. Luster Dragon #2
Kaiba had a deck all about dragons.
Kaiba loved dragons. He loved their power, their might, and their ability to crush everything in their way. He was a dragon enthusiast, and he spent his days exploring the world with his friends and learning all he could about the creatures.
Luster Dragon #2 is a powerful one-tribute monster that has 2400 attack.
This guy is a powerful monster that will force your opponent to use their strongest monsters.
The artwork on this card is absolutely stunning.
Konami’s latest video game release, “Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen,” features a dragon made entirely out of emerald crystals. The full moon looms ominously over the creature, lending an air of mystery and intrigue to the game. ..
13. A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon
This card is great for Blue-Eyes decks that want to take advantage of dragon-based strategies.
You can return one level 5 or higher dragon from your field to your hand, destroying all spells and traps your opponent controls.
In Yu-Gi-Oh, being able to destroy all your opponent’s spells and traps at once can give you an insurmountable advantage. There are some seriously powerful ones that can mess you up in a hurry.
The ability to get rid of all of your dragons at once will ensure your dragons’ safe passage to victory.
12. Lord of D.
Druid of the Claw is a powerful card that can help you win games. ..
While Lord of D. is on the field, all of your dragons are protected from card effects. This protects you from all sorts of threats; from monsters that destroy other monsters, to spells that can outright steal your dragons, Lord of D. is an amazing way to provide yourself with some blanket protection.
This guy’s name is pretty funny.
11. Vorse Raider
The Vorse Raider was a powerful monster that set the standard for how powerful vanilla monsters could be.
In 1900, a normal monster completely changed the way decks were built.
If you didn’t have Vorse Raider in your deck, you would lose. Simple as!
This is one of the most powerful monsters you can summon outright, meaning your opponent will have to tribute summon to overcome it. ..
In recent Yu-Gi-Oh, there are certainly better cards to choose from. But this guy is definitely worth a spot if you’re building a more retro deck. ..
10. Spear Dragon
This is one of the first monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh to have piercing battle damage. ..
If you attack a Defense Position monster with this card, you can inflict the difference in attack and defense as damage to your opponent’s LP.
This card is great for sinking damage into your opponent, especially if they’re walling up with a lot of defense-position monsters!
The downside to Spear Dragon is that it attacks quickly and can’t be changed back to attack position after it attacks. Still, its piercing damage is worth the risk.
9. Y-Dragon Head
Kaiba is always exploring new and exciting ways to defeat his opponents, but he never stops being inspired by the dragons he meets. These powerful creatures are able to fight on their own, but when they team up, they’re unstoppable. Kaiba is always looking for ways to make them his own, and he’s sure that one day he’ll be able to defeat all his opponents with the help of these dragons.
We were surprised, coming from the guy who travels around in a Blue Eyes White Dragon-shaped jet.
I’ve chosen the XYZ monster Y-Dragon Head because it is one of the three X, Y, Z monsters in the game.
The three specific cards can be fused together to create different machine monsters, depending on what combinations you fuse together.
With the introduction of A, B, C monsters, the deck became more popular than ever before.
In 2016, there was a player around who wasn’t playing ABCXYZ turbo – and the deck still sees some fringe play even to this day!
8. Fang of Critias
In the anime, this spell card is known as the “Spell of Rebirth.” It allows the player to rebirth themselves into a new life.
The “real life” version of the story just doesn’t compare. ..
You can fusion summon monsters using trap cards by choosing one of the following options: -Option 1: The Trap Card that Allows You to Summon Monsters with a low ATK or DEF. -Option 2: The Trap Card that Allows You to Summon Monsters with a high ATK or DEF. -Option 3: The Trap Card That Allows You to Summon Monsters with a low ATK but high DEF. -Option 4: The Trap Card That Allows You to Summon Monsters with a high ATK but low DEF.
Doom Virus Dragon is my favorite virus because it embodies Crush Card Virus.
The Trap card, with its powerful attack stat, can easily knockout your opponent in a single hit.
7. Flute of Summoning Dragon
The best way to spam your field with dragon monsters used to be to play the flute of summoning dragon. However, this card has been replaced by the new card, the dragon egg.
We’ve seen a few better options now that Yu-Gi-Oh has gotten faster, but this card is definitely still a force to be reckoned with!
You can now special summon 2 dragon monsters from your hand by using Lord of D and Flute of Summoning Dragon. This used to be a pretty situational combo, having to wait for both Lord of D and Flute of Summoning Dragon to show up in your hand, but we recently got a card that fixes this problem.
D. King of D. can search Flute of Summoning Dragon from your deck, which gives you an extra card to play each turn.
If you want to get rid of the dragons as quickly as possible, popping this spell card off your field will do the trick. ..
6. Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
The card is called a joker, and it’s one of the most popular cards in the deck. It’s often used to make a player’s hand more powerful, or to help them win a trick. Jokers are usually dealt face down, and they can be used to change the order of cards in a player’s hand. They’re also sometimes used as wildcards, which means that they can be played regardless of what other cards are in a player’s hand. So why is the joker so important? Because it can help you win any game of poker - even if you don’t have any other good cards in your hand. ..
The fusion monster is a creature that many of us wished we could summon, but few of us did.
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon is a powerful fusion monster that is popular among many players. It has the ability to transform into a dragon-like creature, and its eyes are blue. This makes it very easy to control and make use of its abilities.
In the very first episode of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Seto Kaiba used a ferocious dragon that had the power of three Blue-Eyes monsters. ..
The Exodia was the only thing that could beat the unstoppable, Exodia. If that doesn’t speak for its power, I don’t know what does.
5. Crush Card Virus
There are a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh cards that haven’t translated well into real life. ..
Konami initially released this card at full power, but it was quickly overpowered and discontinued. ..
The text of the game was quickly banned, and later on it had its text changed to make it more balanced.
The Crush Card Virus would let you search your opponent’s entire hand, field, and the next 3 cards they draw, destroying any monster with an attack of 1500 or more. If the player has no monsters left in their hand, they would still be able to play their next card.
If you have an oppressive monster on your side of the field, it could literally prevent your opponent from making any sort of a comeback, and the game would be as good as yours! ..
4. Ring of Destruction
The trap card was once the best way to force a draw in a game on the ropes.
The card allows you to destroy a monster on the field, then inflict damage equal to that monster’s attack to both players.
If you can destroy a high-attack monster while both players have low life points, this ensures that you definitely don’t lose the game - forcing it to end in a draw. ..
The ability to completely change the tide of battle made it too good for competitive play, and the text had to be altered to make it fair.
3. Blue-Eyes White Dragon
Kaiba’s best cards are his powerful cards that can easily destroy your opponent.
Yu-Gi-Oh is one of the most popular anime and manga franchises in the world. Blue-Eyes is one of the most iconic cards in that franchise.
The very first Yu-Gi-Oh set to ever exist was named after this card.
Yu-Gi-Oh! is a popular card game that many of us got our first introduction to at this store. We would often open packs to try and get that elusive Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Raigeki, Dark Hole, or Exodia limb. ..
Since then, we’ve seen a lot of support released for this card.
There are a whole bunch of new monsters that have improved the Blue-Eyes White Dragon strategy: from powerful new versions of Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon to entirely new Blue-Eyes monsters that make use of the synchro summon mechanics! ..
The three most popular cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game are the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the Dark Magician, and the Pharaoh’s Servant. ..
2. Obelisk the Tormentor
The Egyptian God cards are some of the most iconic Yu-Gi-Oh cards in the world. They’re so popular that they’ve even been featured in a number of video games and anime. The Egyptian God cards are some of the most iconic Yu-Gi-Oh cards in the world. They’ve even been featured in a number of video games and anime. ..
The Obelisk the Tormentor is the Egyptian God that Kaiba played through the Battle City tournament, until it was won by Yugi Muto. He ended up with all 3 cards.
Personally, I think the God card is my favorite out of the three TCG adaptations. ..
The obelisk has an incredibly high attack of 4000, which will crush anything that stands in its way!
You can tribute two other monsters to destroy all monsters your opponent controls.
This ability can’t attack the turn you activate it, but it’ll finish your opponent off the turn after – not many duelists can take 4000 damage straight to the face and survive it!
1. Chaos Emperor Dragon – Envoy of the End
This card is a strange anomaly in the Yu-Gi-Oh world. It barely makes an appearance in the anime, but is well-known in real life. It’s been mentioned only once, and that was in a story about a Duelist who won an amazing prize by defeating an ancient Pharaoh.
This card got mentioned in 2 episodes of the original series. One of which was when it was shown in a briefcase.
The Yu-Gi-Oh! card that completely changed how we played the game was not the treatment befitting of a card that completely changed how the game was played.
Chaos Emperor Dragon, the first ever card to be banned, was so good that it was the first card to be printed in the game.
It later had its effect changed to make it more balanced, and I’m glad to say you can finally play 3 copies of this guy again.
This card is incredibly easy to summon because you don’t have to tribute summon it like most powerful monsters.
You can banish a light and a dark monster from your graveyard by casting it.
When this guy hits the field, you can pay 1000 life points to send every single card from both player’s fields and hands to the graveyard, inflicting 300 damage to your opponent for each of their cards destroyed.
This is a serious amount of damage, and could easily finish your opponent off. ..
This is a card that Kaiba would be very proud of. A dragon so powerful it warped the game beyond recognition.
Chaos Emperor Dragon, the most powerful card in the game, has just been destroyed by your opponent. This is great news for you! ..
