The History of Blue-Eyes White Dragon in Competitive Yu-Gi-Oh!

[@chuckynocheese3271]

How could it be so popular when there are only 3 copies of Blue Eyes in the world?

[@AntiJewluminatiDwarf]

Asking the real questions

[@shadou1234567]

kaiba prints the blue eyes support for himself

[@dakotasherman632]

Actually there are still 4. Yugi's Granpda has the other copy, although it's torn up.

[@powpowx93]

Dakota Sherman never understood that. Why are there 4 blue eyes? Only 3 per deck they fuse to make a 3 headed dragon but there is 4 cards. Always found it interesting 🤔

[@themostbritishpersonalive868]

@@powpowx93 I think you can also fuse four blue eyes together

[@manuelgonzalezfernandez755]

How good was Blue eyes actually? In this video will be going over this competitive formats

[@agavini1]

Rip VGC lol

[@MenwithHill]

I bet that he dropped tier in gen 5 because "UU looked like the precious generation's OU"

[@michael_betts]

Ill be honest, was not expecting this crossover.

[@orchidquack]

And in the weather generation.....

[@abusivepucho748]

John Smith Gaming and then the power creep but it didn’t affect blue eyes since it got its dream world ability

[@lobbynotlob]

As someone who is relatively new to Yugioh, I love hearing about the history and legacy of different cards/archetypes. This is the exact content I crave.

[@Panagos0000]

Its what got me back into the game

[@104copyTHAT]

bro back in the early days blue eyes was a GOD. I remember being on the playground dueling at recess and whoever drew it first basically won the duel. Back then we ain’t really even know the rules and didn’t tribute lmao. But yeah that card is iconic

[@ACreed-hd6cz]

max your new huh? Welcome & hopefully you will enjoy the world of yugioh. 🙂

[@SwoleTommyPickles]

How GOOD was Blue Eyes White Dragon ACTUALLY?

[@GoProGamer447]

Falseswipe gaming😁😁

[@JustInCaseD]

Sounds like a job for Rank10ygo

[@tesseygo]

@@Godzillagamr999 actually pretty good

[@BeauxPhades]

Shit, I love that series. I'm down for a YGO version.

[@TheGuyWhoIsSitting]

Blue Eyes won't be in the Galar Region.

[@garyoak8014]

Competitive history of burning abyss? Cmon I want a 2 hours video.

[@setokaiba2497]

Farfa made that boi

[@Effrenatus]

@@setokaiba2497 2 years ago lmao

[@zwair42069]

@@Effrenatus now burning abyss is not even a good rogue deck, bruh

[@___i3ambi126]

@@zwair42069 just wait for my ba salad deck to take a regional :0

[@tesseygo]

@@zwair42069 barcust is pretty good

[@adriannaranjo4397]

"Unga Bunga. Me sacrifice Gemini Elf and Twin Headed Behemoth, summon Blue Eyes. Me attack you directly for game." Opponent: _Activates Sakuretsu Armor_ *Flips table and hits opponent with club*

[@justinworkman5482]

That was me as a child. Armor used to get me straight up tilted.

[@ValVenusaur]

I can confirm we really did talk like that in 2003

[@ValVenusaur]

@Sillimant Old school Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a ton of fun. Play your friends on Duelingbook sometime and see for yourself. It’s less skillful than modern formats, but there’s a certain charm about it that any player can appreciate

[@vigilantstranger6130]

@@ValVenusaur also depending on how old school you wanna go and what cards you and your buddies play a single duel 1 round could go up to an hour in length with about 3-5 mins a turn. So much fun.

[@scotchegg4268]

"With no monsters left on the field, I summon blue eyes white dragon and declare a direct attack"... wait...

[@mantislazuli]

Blue-Eyes White Dragon was used competitively in the Vol.1 + Starter Box format. March 1999 :-)

[@ElVisioGames]

*Not an OCG channel

[@ojamaearth7844]

@@ElVisioGames *btw

[@sethar6084]

It also won WQC in 2015-2016 look it up

[@ojamaearth7844]

@@sethar6084 we all know , it was mentioned in the video too

[@z_mimichu]

Let’s start a fight in the comments. Dzeef needed to talk about Blue-Eyes instead of Dark Magician to reach 10 minutes of content.

[@Dzeeff]

The History of Dark Magician in Competitive Yugioh "Card sucks. The end"

[@giannispapakrivopoulos5455]

@@Dzeeff stop making me cry😭😭. One day, my dark magician/dark scorpion turbo Deck will be tier 0!!!

[@drakerapper8050]

@@giannispapakrivopoulos5455 I BELIEVE IN YOU CHAMP !

[@Logan-tz1ry]

@@Dzeeff well honestly yeah

[@adriannaranjo4397]

But with no monsters left on the field, I summon Dark Magician and declare direct attack

[@isy111]

I am a simple man. I see Blue Eyes, I click Like.

[@ThePhatphap]

But can you explain the entire history of blue eyes since egypt

[@kingv-raptor840]

Can’t wait for the commenters don’t understand Blue eyes white dragon

[@andreware2039]

Aka the Kaiba's yelling about winning local casual tournament's.

[@LazyLee]

Somehow dzeeff went the whole video without mentioning chaos max once

[@redfallangeles-reyes9722]

something I wanna mention: in the ocg, there was a spellbook blue eyes deck in judgement ruler format way back in 2013. it was the usual spellbook deck where, instead of jowgen being summoned via judgement, they would summon maiden with eyes of blue to tank whatever dragonrulers would throw. I dont know if I remember this correctly tho Then they eventually switched to jowgen kycoo.

[@xAznSkyxx]

in dragon ruler format, jowgen and maiden were just both staples in spellbooks in the OCG.

[@BradBrowncoatBrony]

"This legendary dragon is a powerful engine of destruction." It's a powerful engine, alright! But last I checked, drawing cards is not destruction.

[@alonsoarana5307]

Tell that to Morphing Jar FTK

[@fireryfists]

@@alonsoarana5307 this should win a reply comment of the year award

[@asmylia9880]

@@fireryfists guess you can say, that this reply was... Destruction: 1000 OK, I'll dab out of here...

[@fireryfists]

Living Flower fascinating

[@dragon_shrine]

I'm a huge fan of Blue Eyes White Dragon, but as I never been a competitive player, the competitive history of Blue Eyes is a bit eluded from me. Thanks for making this video, this help me understand Blue Eyes, and the deck better. Also to note, there will be an indirect Lv 8 Dragon supports in the future, the cards were made for Galaxy Eyes XYZ monster, but definitely going to boost Blue Eyes.

[@TheGreatRedWelshDragon]

Lesson of this video: there will always be people who will always try to make Blue-eyes competitive.

[@vareos9874]

i think its one of the best decks to play with the Guardragons. sure its worse than thunder guardragon or pure crusadia but you can make a blue eyes guardragon deck still very competitive. white stone saryuja and redmd are still all there and can give you alot of card advantage

[@DaakkuuYRS]

And do no forget the most important thing of all "Chaos Max Dragon is a bad card", Dzeff's words, not mine.

[@Random1nesss]

The Salt of the Video Tho😂

[@Marcusjnmc]

Genuinely Fantastic video, hope lots of people watch it, '.' feel like a decklist popping onto the screen now and then may have really helped the production quality & get across the spirit of those decks at those times but the topic & general presentation of it was really very very good.

[@JasonFisherTX94]

Now dzeeff needs to make a video about Red-Eyes

[@MasterPeaceTrueGlue-EatingKing]

Flame Swordsman is still the most competitive card ever.

[@jaernihiltheus7817]

No, the Fusionist is.

[@juliangorosito1015]

As many of the comments have pointed out, this format looks like the ones False Swipe does, and I love it, specially for me who have joined the YGO community quite recently and want to understand cretain cards or archetypes history.

[@UniGya]

You forgot the most important Blue-Eyes decks: the random top where a guy was using Senet Switch to trigger Maiden. Truly an inspiration and completely changed the way Blue-Eyes was played for 20 minutes

[@JesseHas1RetardLife]

No way is that a Thing pics or it didn't happen

[@UniGya]

Jesse Ritchie I can’t find his exact decklist because it was a random regional event, not an actually big event. Still, you can find a lot of deck lists similar to it if you just google “Blue-Eyes Senet Switch.” I mostly remember it because it was so funny to see someone winning an actual tournament with such a shitty strategy. It was from before any of the other “Eyes of Blue” cards came out, so Blue-Eyes was a very casual deck and it never did anything else until the other support came out

[@JesseHas1RetardLife]

Cool thanks dude it's so dumb that it's amazing

[@ElVisioGames]

In this video you can actually hear a lot the edits, maybe it originally was a few minutes longer?

[@Dzeeff]

Like all videos, this one is about half as long as the final recorded audio, and about one quarter as long as all the audio counting retakes. But yeah, I think in hindsight some of the edits could have been made a bit smoother. I remember I ended up cutting a lot of stuff that I didn't think I would, so I had to cut in the middle of sentences

[@ElVisioGames]

@@Dzeeff Yeah, I imagine there are cuts and retakes every time. Usually you edit them really smoothly but this time a few were more noticeable than usual. Anyway, good video! Can't wait for the inevitable "Commenters don't understand competitive Blue eyes" that will probably come out of this 😂

[@dinosaur_ryusaki7758]

U missed some parts. Early generation Blue-Eyes was playable in LOB format (Lord of D. beatdown deck) and during 5d's era disaster dragon topped some regionals with Blue-Eyes.

[@sephondranzer]

Blue Eyes and White Stone of Legend broke future fusion so hard. I would always use that combo to do a surprise polymerization into blue eyes ultimate dragon... then usually lose

[@Michael_800]

I'm glad you didn't call the video. "How good was Blue Eyes ACTUALLY?

[@asmylia9880]

Wait for it. It'll be the next video, followed by "Commenters don't understand BEWD" :^)

[@NateTheGreat2399]

I literally just got a copy of Alternative White Dragon in the mail today. How'd you know?

[@gren3515]

That card is so expensive, im surprised it hasn't seen a reprint )':

[@historyrepeatsxxx9036]

Nate 23 just 1?

[@NateTheGreat2399]

@@gren3515 Hopefully they don't short print it if they reprint it ),:

[@shion126]

Brandon Murray I got 3 out of one movie pack, and I only bought one and was lucky enough to get every card in the set 3 times except one cubic card as well as choas form

[@maxx5948]

Uh, dzeeff, I think you're forgetting when Kaiba's three blue eyes dragon deck. Easily the most competitively viable deck of all time.

[@deweeb307]

I liked the video and i still want you to talk about abyss actors, your my favourite yugioh KZbinr and i want to hear about this archetype. Love your content

[@ryanred1525]

Alternate video title how good was blue eyes white dragon actually?

[@zaaya7719]

Take a shot every time Dzeeff says "Competitive" 😌😌

[@___i3ambi126]

*died*

[@theskullboy8700]

I am commenting from the afterlife

[@rexusthevaliant6311]

Was gonna reply to your comment but then i saw your profile pic. Reminded me i had to go do something. Now im back but i feel dirty.

[@sagumosageyo943]

@@rexusthevaliant6311 Ah your a man of culture as well

[@rexusthevaliant6311]

@@sagumosageyo943 Sometimes its hard to keep your pinky up but always stay fancy my friend.

[@1stClassGenesis]

Blue Eyes did get Top 4 at the 2018 YugiTuber Grand Championship, which a player called Doug Zeef won, and beat the best Blue Eyes player.

[@SetoKaibaYu-Gi-OhChannel]

Love this vid man 😊

[@Colbrax]

A big reason for the fall of blue-eyes was ash blossom against itand how running hand traps with it caused bricking due to there being no room in the deck for hand traps in pure builds. Basically the ghost girl hand traps perfectly countered blue-eyes in the way blue-eyes countered all the pendulum decks at the time

[@lolialf]

as a blue-eyes fan, this is a pwetty good video

[@jamiehamilton4602]

@dzeeff Thank you for making this video. I really want to build a competitive Blue Eyes deck now. 😎

[@CrisisCore62]

If dzeeff was my history teacher I'd get at least 18/20 on every assignement

[@CharlieZColt]

Once in duel links I used Lord of D and flute of summoning dragon to spit out 3 blue eyes and crushed my opponent. Kinda like Kaiba

[@heroeus8173]

Good joke we only have 3 panel in Duel links 1 for lord of D and 2 Blue eyes

[@HoveKB]

Summoned skull was a corner stone of my beat down deck back in 2002

[@diophantine6677]

Blue-Eyes was an OK strategy that sometimes worked in the very first format (the one which Summoned Skull is good). It's probably the worst out of the viable strategies (classic Summoned Skull beatdown and Stall), but it can work sometimes. For those of you that care, the idea is to Special Summon multiple Dragons (Blue-Eyes, Tri-Horned Dragon, even Curse of Dragon) with Flute of Summoning Dragon. Because of the way Last Will worked in that format, you couldn't make the most out of Lord of D., so it was a bit difficult to pull off. If you could get multiple big dragons on the field, however, they could be very difficult to deal with if your opponent has already used their Raigeki and Dark Hole, as Lord of D. gives them target protection, most removal cards are one-for-ones, and of course they can beat over anything.

[@noukan42]

Honestly, in middle school we somewhat understood card advantage enought to collectively decide that bewd was garbage(it was less -2 and more "you tribute 2 monster to get your dragon killed by trap hole.), but recently i realized that with our limited card pool(just one kid had summoned skull for example,guess who was the strongest player) it was a good choice, because everyone was running few monster removals.

[@diophantine6677]

@@noukan42 if played right and with a little luck the dragons can be very hard to deal with, but yeah they aren't consistent because they can brick a lot of the time. More often than not the other strategies in that format are better.

[@Logan-tz1ry]

man now I can't wait for the Competitive History of Exodia the Forbidden One. or every time people tried to break it.

[@___i3ambi126]

It hardly has a history other than "its a bad version of this deck, then a bad version of this deck, then..." Just because there have always been ftks that are smaller than a 5 limited card combo. So if you could get to exodia, you could more consistently get to those other ftks

[@___i3ambi126]

@@bluefable3416 Maybe a video would be worth while then.

[@vareos9874]

Great video man, but the deck isnt dead without dark matter. ib gave great support there are 1 card combos with draconet or you could just play more lvl 4 dangers to use with the blue eyes tuners and effect veiler. but i agree with dark matter the deck was even stronger. you just needed 2 lvl 8s and it was game

[@vareos9874]

@@LegendaryAntiHero lol it was haha. The dark matter deck was really nuts. 1st dark matter sends 2 guardragons and destrudo to grave. You get your guardragon combo from that. Then later with redmd you revive the cipher and make your 2nd dark matter sending goliath ark brave and e.g. world chalice guardragon to the grave. During the combo you also went into 2 saryujas so you drew alot of cards. In the last step you can then revive the arkbrave with return of the dragon lords to go into borreload savage. It was really consistent and you ended every time with 2 lvl 8s, a dark matter, a borrel savage, a hieratic seal and because goliath and arkbrave were in grave you also got the free goliath during the standby phase of your enemy. 6 massive disruptions enabled with any 2 lvl 8s. And you played all lvl 8 dangers and blue eyes so that was really no issue haha

[@hopeforescape884]

some of the deep draw exodia decks actualy ran toon bewd + trade in and 3 toon table to stack counters on royal magical library.

[@smiling5849]

I remember someone building danger blue eyes and it was actually quite amazing.

[@flamer38544]

I'm just out here trying to top with chaos max and just get lucky and be that one and only guy that tops with it. The video was great btw.

[@frankiek733]

I recall you recently saying you would probably never make another Blue-Eyes video, and I commented that you would. I knew you would.

[@barney2159]

Jokes aside, people actually feared The Big Saturn I had in middle school (7-8 years ago), both in school and in my neighborhood. We couldn't really read english so we thought it dealt the damage any time it was destroyed by anything so it was one of the very few ways (still only happened like once in 15 games or so) to legitimately OTK someone by attacking him directly and then destroying the card by tributing it or using stuff like dark hole. I remember just looking at the card before I went to sleep every night haha I hope it gets reprinted some day just for nostalgia sake as I lost mine.

[@Yslohr]

I think some people used Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand in blue-eyes decks at some point since it was in the structure deck that released Return of the Dragon Lords and I was wondering if it ever topped any regionals. I understand that this card isn't the best from nowadays standard but I think it might have been an interesting rogue version of blue-eyes. I know team samurai made some deck profile with it so yeah...

[@Yslohr]

AKA I know Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand which is my favorite monster (as it is a revamped and actually decent version of the original one which was just terrible) used to be somewhat viable at some point especially with blue-eyes but I'm not sure if it actually saw any competitive play even just experimenting with the card or at some regionals

[@kinsonliu520]

Havin a blue eyes made you the coolest kid at school and having a dds blue eyes made you the most stolen-from at school

[@MrGaiakid]

I remember way waaaaaaay back in the day when I played in a tournament this kid, on his first turn went: summon Lord of D play Flute of summoning Dragon drops 2 Blue eyes white dragons ends his turn I was like "okay...at least I have this" and set a Fiber Jar and pass, he attacks into it and everything is reset then goes: summon Lord of D play Flute of summoning Dragon drops 2 Blue eyes white dragons I just sat there like "what the ****"

[@electrocast]

omg at my first local tourney something eerily similar happened to me. first duel in, i attack a fiber jar with my blue-eyes that i'd summoned on the first turn, only to re-summon it after the reset. but it was only one blue-eyes instead of two, also i lost that duel horribly lmfao

[@JonathanWestcott]

Nice vid man!

[@VegettoBlack]

Actually when we only had the starter decks the lord of d and flute of summoning dragon blue ryes combo was legendary

[@SilverWing213]

"At this point, we had Dragons Rulers as a top strategy for over a year..." *Laughs in Sky Striker*

[@paulanaya2503]

Love your content! Really nailed home what I was doing 10+ years ago. What would you recommend as a deck/pack to buy if I was interested in starting again?

[@kylebromley4239]

In the video, you said that blue eyes was the top tier deck for a couple months during its peek, and then after that it became a rouge deck, but was it because blue eyes was hit on the banlist (directly or indirectly) or because it was just powercrept. What was the reasoning for its downfall?

[@Dzeeff]

ABCs were the immediate reason, because Dragon Buster is nearly impossible for Blue-Eyes to deal with, but then it got hard powercrept with the release of things like Toadally Awesome and the second wave of Metalfoes

[@teamgdh]

Before Dragon Ruler, There was another Competitive dragon deck that did commonly play the blue eyes draw engine, that being hopeless dragons. heres a few links to some old school hopless builds kzbin.info/www/bejne/oovSkIGcmNSCj9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSaiGhnqcyYrdE All these videos are very old so quality is pure garbage but still it was around.

[@Relisoc4]

It’s a safe bet that blue eyes will sporadically win stuff and get support as long as the game thrives

[@Raimeithespell]

As a BE player, I know that my deck has pretty much everything against it. It's slow by itself (not counting the Danger GD engine), it bricks like hell and loses to basically called by the grave. But the fun of it, at least for me, is actually to experiment with the deck in order to make it more playable somehow

[@broomhands8001]

This was a pretty good deck, I guesssss." Most dzeef thing ever said

[@anthonymorgan5822]

Blue-Eyes Guardragon is my best deck, but it doesn’t really feel like a Blue-Eyes deck. I consider switching it back to a more vanilla build but then I think of how much more inconsistent that was and how my end board with Gaurdragons is just so much better. I’m torn!

[@ARMRStudios]

It's fun, these decks brick a fuck load though. I still have my 3 Alternative Dragons, I love them.

[@snazzy_nugget2870]

How GOOD was Blue-Eyes White Dragon Actually?

[@whitepanther5657]

Blue eyes has always been my favorite deck, but I understand it isn’t the greatest. It is my favorite to take to locals though.

[@adrianljx66]

When is dark magician turn to top?

[@puscifer6648]

0:38 me: *cracks knuckles in anger*

[@JohnDoe-er1zp]

Man today I just thought of blue eyes white dragon. Like the name is literally just he has blue eyes and he is a white dragon. Like that’s a basic name. But damn back in the day we were like damn! Blue eyes white dragon!

[@thomasvegar3636]

didn't blue eyes see play in the first format of yugioh with flute of summoning dragon

[@ERRandDEL]

Blue-Eyes was what I started with, and while I was happy to see Soul Charge get yeeted out of the game, I was also sad that Soul Charge got yeeted out of the game. Then Dark Matter :(

[@TheNikolaYo]

I only come back to yugioh in 2016 to play blue eyes.

[@michaelcouto790]

dzeeff= the yugioh version of FalseSwipeGaming

[@diegotrigo7251]

Next video: "How GOOD was Pot of Greed ACTUALLY?" Now seriously: Dzeeff telling stories about a card in competitive could be awesome

[@bluefable3416]

It probably doesn't enough material to make a video since it was 1 of the original ban card, the martial we have about it is mostly lost in time since there is no KZbin or Twith back then

[@Ljay-fn8yl]

Blue eyes was never bad competitively it just needs more support if it wants to compete with shit now like dinosaurs and just overall spam decks

[@BartEmbregts]

Personally I use a Danger! Blue eyes deck. I just work so well with it. All my friends with competetive decks just get steamrolled.

[@killua-hv1fu]

13:24 that was the best thing you said in the whole video 😂

[@AlfredoPuente8]

It’s the Charizard of the franchise.

[@Cosmuh]

You didn’t start off with the CLASSIC SUPER OG lord of D. Deck back in the old forgotten days. Like 2006 times. Those were the days.

[@msemveepee]

Engine of destruction is a bit misleading. It’s more of an Engine of drawing

[@markcf506]

I had these omg i wanna cry !!! I miss these :"( i had this card !! No bs on my mom dad bro everything !!!!

[@dustinforbes1298]

Thank you dzeff

[@evowarrior5]

I like this video, but I really would have liked to have some indications of time. You keep saying things like "when X card(s) came out, this happened", but especially as someone who hasn't played the TCG in years but still wants to know about this stuff, it feels a little shallow to me if I don't have an indicator of time. A quick "when X card came out [in September of 2014 or March of 2016 or whatever]" would really help me put things into a historical time perspective. Keep it up dzeeff

[@garrettnewell]

Blue eyes and Dark magician are Yu-gi-oh mascots (like pikachu for pokemon) and they get the most support.

[@adriannaranjo4397]

Blue Eyes Support: meta changing and sometimes defining DMg: Some cool toys but overall inferior in practically every way Red Eyes: bafflingly bad support like Konami actively hates the card

[@noukan42]

@@adriannaranjo4397 red eyes: ok you got darkness metal, be happy and stop pestering me

[@MrZahsome]

How good was Heroes actually? I will never give up!

[@fluffyplayery3017]

Next do the history of Crashbugs...oh wait day 2 of waiting for new Crashbug support

[@OneWingedRose]

Yeah but what about Wall of Disruption?

[@Dzeeff]

What?

[@OneWingedRose]

@@Dzeeff Hah! I didn't expect a reply :O I dunno, I just like leaving silly Wall of Disruption comments on your videos, I am an odd person. Really like your vids though, seriously, I think you're pretty cool and the subjects you talk about are usually pretty interesting and fun.

[@N1ghthawkL06]

I think you skipped danger bewd decks, before guardragons

[@Dzeeff]

They didn't have any tops, so they weren't included

[@N1ghthawkL06]

@@Dzeeff I could have sworn they had like a couple top 32s but yeah its not much anyways

[@AchEdeJungeNeDu]

Oh here we go, a 15 minute video about the history of schoolyard duels there, i said it.

[@breadedstick]

They need to add Blue eyes link and xyz cards

[@TheMonsterHunterTV]

More Synchro monsters would be better. Nearly all monsters beside the actual blue eyes white dragon are tuner. But still we just have two Synchro monsters in the archetype

[@brettfettbeargaming]

The banning of dark matter did the chaos blue eyes guarddragon deck dirty. With it? Actually good rouge deck. Without it? Garbagio

[@ChaosTrainerX]

Still the only Normal Monster to have 3000 ATK

[@jedaye47]

I hope they never change that tbh

[@dazambie]

Isn't it a fire/dragon type

[@frozenfairy2323]

Dang it, everyone has beaten me to the falseswipe competitive joke. Ah well. Atleast it has been made.

[@maxcarlos1355]

Is this a pack opening channel tho?

[@bepco9995]

Blue-Eyes Linkuriboh existed and no one remembers

[@mezla_]

Do competitive history of elemental hero mudballman and neo bubble man. Both busted cards. I mean come on! They even banned Metamorphosis because of Neo Bubblemans power and overwhelming board presence

[@jeffbryant792]

Kaiba: happiness nosies.

[@YugiohTube]

Honestly blue eyes never needed to be meta relevant...the thumbnail gave me the feels.

[@nerfirelia8235]

Commenters don't understand why Summoned Skull is better than Blue-Eyes White Dragon

[@jacobfoss8722]

Do a video on dragon knight Draco equis

[@GeneralVan]

Competitive history of Stardust Dragon!!!