Blue-Eyes Attack Strategy!

Hey Ghost Masters here’s a move for the Trading Card Game I’d like to call: The Blue-Eyes Attack!

These will be the cards you must have on the Field:

1          Blue-Eyes White Dragon

1          Infinite Cards

In your hand you should have:

1          Graceful Charity

2          Blue-Eyes White Dragon

1          Monster Reborn

1          Premature Burial

1          Raigeki

Here’s how this trick works.

Step 1: First, while your Blue-Eyes White Dragon is on the Field, play Graceful Charity and pick up your three cards. Then discard your two other Blue-Eyes White Dragons to your Graveyard.

Step 2: After you do that, play Monster Reborn and Premature Burial to bring them back. Place them on the field in face-up attack mode.

Step 3: Next play Raigeki to destroy all of your opponent’s monsters.

Step 4: Finally, Attack with all three Blue-Eyes White Dragons to cause 9000 Life Point damage.

And that is the Blue-Eyes Attack Strategy! Now is that powerful or what?

Invincible Deck

First, you need Umi from Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Magic Jammer from Metal Raiders, The Legendary Fisherman and Deepsea Warrior from Pharaoh’s Servant, Dark Hole from a starter deck, and Tornado Wall from Labyrinth of Nightmare. I have plenty of Umi cards in my deck and my The Legendary Fisherman card is what I’d have to call, THE HEART OF MY DECK.

First, play an Umi on the field and then play a The Legendary Fisherman card. Now The Legendary Fisherman is immune to all magic cards and monster attacks. Then, if you can, play more The Legendary Fishermen or Deepsea Warriors, and activate Dark Hole. Only your opponent’s monsters will be destroyed, because your cards are immune to magic cards. This leaves your opponent open for attack. Then if you play Tornado Wall, any damage inflicted to you will also be negated and reduced to 0 while Umi is in play. Also keep a face-down Magic Jammer on the field or maybe some Mystical Space Typhoons incase your opponent tries to destroy your Umi, but have some more Umis in you deck, just incase your opponent manages to destroy the first one anyway. With these cards as a combo, you’ll never be defeated.

If you cannot draw an Umi for several more turns, then consider adding a card called Terraforming to your deck. It allows you to move one Field Magic card from your deck to your hand.

Bad Card, Huh? It's Not!

Some of you think that the card called The Cheerful Coffin is a bad card in any case, but it isn't when you're using Shadow Ghoul. Two-Pronged Attack is the same only you sacrifice one of your opponent's monsters in place of one of your own.

Combos

Mirage of Nightmare + Forced Requisition

Infinite Cards + Slifer the Sky Dragon

Infinite Cards + Muka Muka + Pot of Greed + Jar of Greed

Exodia Necross + Torrential Tribute

Big Eye + Archfiend’s Oath + Red Medicine

Griggle + Creature Swap

Scroll of Bewitchment + Salamandra

Maha Vailo + United We Stand

Raregold Armor + (any monster with a high ATK)

Ring of Magnetism + (any monster with a high ATK) + Sword of Deep-Seated

Graverobber's Retribution + (any card that removes opponent's monsters from play)

Buster Blader + Mass Driver + Emblem of Dragon Destroyer

Bad Reaction to Simochi + (any card that powers up opponent's LP) + Fake Trap

Darkness Approaches + (any Flip Effect monster)

The Legendary Fisherman + Umi + Dark Hole

Deepsea Warrior + Umi + Dark Hole

Solemn Wishes + Spell Shield Type-8

Solemn Wishes + Fake Trap

Horn of Heaven + Monster Reborn

Cat's Ear Tribe + Kishido Spirit

Spirit of the Breeze + (any strong power up) + (card that sacrifices 1000 or less LP)

Great Phantom Thief + Respect Play

Infinite Cards + Des Koala

An Owl of Luck + The Legendary Fisherman

Parasite Paracide + Insect Barrier

DNA Surgery + Insect Barrier

Labyrinth Wall + Raigeki + Shield & Sword