Unlike its counterpart in Dark Magician, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon strategy has been in the meta multiple times because it has received amazing support multiple times throughout Yu-Gi-Oh! 's history.

The new Blue-Eyes White Dragon is fully articulated and posable. The figure also includes additional parts, like a supporting base and magic effects inspired by the Burst Stream of Destruction ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! L.A. Art Show Previews Exclusive Blue-Eyes White Dragon Artwork One of the major reasons Kazuki Takahashi’s Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise has had so much staying power over […] ...

VASE BY SU Immortalizes Blue-Eyes White Dragon With Latest Sculpture: Turning the card for the "powerful engine of destruction" into a functional vase.

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Beast Kingdom is back with yet another Dream Select series statue that captures the anime Yu-Gi-Oh! Blue-Eyes White Dragon has arrived with a brand new release that captures the sheer power of ...

For duelists looking to build on Seto Kaiba’s favorite card, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, it is amongst the available cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel.

'Brutal' blue eyeball tattoos allegedly left woman blind for 3 weeks Amber Luke, known as 'Blue Eyes White Dragon' on Instagram, reportedly went blind for three weeks after tattooing the whites of ...

The Blue-Eyes White Dragon was presented as one of rarest monsters in existence in the original anime series, but was a lot more available in the actual trading card game.

Bandai and Megahouse are selling the Yu-Gi-Oh Monsters Chronicle series, a line of figures based on monsters like Blue-Eyes White Dragon.

Amber Luke garnered the nickname 'Blue Eyes White Dragon' after getting her eyeballs inked seven years ago. The 29-year-old tattoo model, from Australia, braved the procedure despite potential ...

Why Lyles showed the Blue Eyes White Dragon? During an interview with the media, Lyles explained why he showed off his Yu-Gi-Oh! cards during the track trials.