Yu-Gi-Oh!: Starting with Blue-Eyes White Dragon

I'll go first. You are a bit weak on the field, so I will give you this powerful eight-star monster.

The more I write, the more ** it gets. It's not as good as the previous one, which was still a eunuch.

The Flower Baroness did not appear on the 5ds. Shirley only had an 8-star Flower Knight. The Baroness was the reinforcement card in the back.

To be honest, writing fake cards is the way to go. Only realistic cards don't have much to look at. Whether you admit it or not, that's the reality. There are too many realistic cards, both good and bad. Do you think you can stand out among so many people? Rather than pursuing that ethereal hope, it is more practical to write a fake card. After all, this is more attractive. It depends on how you write with the fake card.

? When the Turtle is specially summoned to the opponent's field, it accounts for his own summoning points. Why can Shiraishi be summoned after the Turtle is specially summoned?

Why were you so eager to hand over the meteorite when you played the Pot of Desire at the beginning? Can Chungu Juji be able to give you meteorite health, or what?

Seeing the Dark Claw, I could comfort myself in case the full time point was invalidated the moment the Dark Claw landed, although I haven't actually tried it. But I couldn't stand it when I used the Fantasy Beast Machine token and the Awl Snake to stack the excess amount. Can you use your token to stack it?

I feel that the quality has dropped significantly recently. Let's not talk about the obvious behavior of attaching attack power to the back of the monster card. Even the intelligence reduction has begun to appear. First of all, why is it surprising that the white dragon is stacked? I think Hope's deck is so complete, so it's impossible for the Galaxy Eye not to have a super card, and it's impossible for the entire duel world not to have an r8 super card with no field restrictions. As a result, a lot of people saw the protagonist white dragon stacked and yelled, saying it was impossible, and said that the protagonist's understanding of the white dragon was beyond imagination. Secondly, the protagonist must have watched the Yu-Gi-Oh anime, and so many familiar people have been exposed to it. It is quite outrageous that the love letter incident cannot be immediately attributed to the professor. After all, the plot has not changed at all from the original work, and the protagonist has also become wiser.

Without Lena, would you cast Hades on the opposite turn?

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