Otherwise, the fact that can mill a Red-Eyes monster from our Deck gives an opportunity to follow with other plays, mainly towards revival such as “Comet Dragon” once leaves the field as well other archetype cards like “Return of the Red-Eyes” and “Red-Eyes Wyvern”. Dragon” and members such as “Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon” and “Red-Eyes Archfiend of Lightning” will surpass the 1000 damage which might assure us a victory in the final turns of a Duel. Its arrival can provide a solid Burn effect given the classic “Red-Eyes B. “Comet Dragon” falls in the category of an Extra Deck monster which abilities supports the Deck itself rather leading the board on its own. Dragon” it becomes an important factor for any Deck focused arround this Fusion Monster as well the famous Dragon. However, if you don’t wanna blindly depend on “Red-Eyes Fusion” alone there’s other options like “Dragon’s Mirror” and “The Black Stone of Legend” to arrange the Fusion Summon of “Comet Dragon”, but given the former will make the Fusion Monster be treated as “Red-Eyes B. This is an easy Spell Card for the archetype to obtain to make things even easier, as “Red-Eyes Insight” let us search for any card related to the Red-Eyes series. Its in a position that there’s no even need to try to gather all its materials to our hand or field, as “Red-Eyes Fusion” gives us the opportunity to use the required monsters from inside our Deck in exchange of “Comet Dragon” becoming our only summon during that turn, which in the process will further fuel the Graveyard with Red-Eyes monsters along this monster’s Fusion Summon ability.
With a summoning condition that allows to work with any Red-Eyes and Dragons of a specific Level, “Comet Dragon” doesn’t completely rely on the original “Red-Eyes B. These effects seems very tame and in most circumstances work with each other smoothly, but actually “Comet Dragon” gained some popularity due the archetype options allowing it the opportunity to OTK the opponent as soon it arrives to our field.
Its second effect comes once “Comet Dragon” itself goes to the Graveyard, which will let us revive any Normal Monster available in our Graveyard. When “Comet Dragon” is Fusion dragon gives us the option to sent to the Graveyard a Red-Eyes monster from either our hand or Deck, which in return will deal damage equal to half the ATK of the disposed target. Dragon”, providing not only effects much several liberties on its summoning. “Meteor Black Comet Dragon” is a Fusion Monster that is a retrained version of the old “Meteor B. This has been its main playstyle right from the very first years of the game and could be said that “Red-Eyes” started the playstyle of making a subpar monster into powerful versions of itself, as still continues with this mindset as new forms are released every now and then.
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In its current state, “Red-Eyes” kinda combines the best from its two rivals from the original series “Dark Magician” and “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”, obtaining a strong supporting pool of its own as well a wide number of counterparts to turn into. Dragon” has always had a strong following despite its very subpar stats for a high Level Normal Monster. If this card is sent from the Monster Zone to the Graveyard: You can target 1 Normal Monster in your Graveyard Special Summon it.Ĭan Be Found In: Invansion: Vengeance (INOV-EN041) If this card is Fusion Summoned: You can send 1 “Red-Eyes” monster from your hand or Deck to the Graveyard, and if you do, inflict damage to your opponent equal to half the original ATK of that monster. 1 Level 7 “Red-Eyes” monster + 1 Level 6 Dragon-Type monster
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