Normally, Five-Headed Dragon will always win over a Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon, due to the 2000ATK difference.
However Blue-Eyes Shining can power itself up when there are dragons in its controller's graveyard. If there were 7, that would be 7x300 + 3000 = 5100ATK, high enough to destroy Five-Headed Dragon.
If you can get it out, then Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon would be the better choice, because not only does it gain an extra 300 attack points for each dragon in your grave (and if you properly summon Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon and sacrificed it, then it would be at least a total of 4200 attack points) but also can negate any card effect that targets it. The Winged Dragon of Ra is a good card if you can get it out early in the game, but after a while, it basically becomes dead, due to the fact that its attack points are determind by the amount of life points you have left. If you have, let's say, 2500 attack points left, then you would have to give up 2400 of your life points and Ra would be at 2400 attack. Even if you do get it early on in the game when your life points are high, A simple Hinotoma, Poison of the Old Man, or even the summoning of Achchacha Archer would cost you the duel.
A blue eyes shining dragon will cost around $5. The blue eyes shining dragon is a card with the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game.
Yes, Lava Golem only requires Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon as a tribute. Lava Golem does not specifically target Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon nor is it an actual effect. Therefore, Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon cannot activate its effect where it negates and destroys cards that designates it as a target.
Blue-Eyes White Dragon Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon Malefic Blue-Eyes White Dragon Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon Dragon Master Knight (In a way)
Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon can negate effects that target it. Magic Cylinder is a targeting card, so yes, Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon can negate it.
no u can not if u look at the card it can only be summoned by tributing 1 blue eyes Ultimate dragon
Yes, blue-eyes shining dragon can destroy a rainbow dragon.
A blue eyes shining dragon will cost around $5. The blue eyes shining dragon is a card with the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game.
No, there is no other method to summon Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon other than tributing one Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
Yes, Lava Golem only requires Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon as a tribute. Lava Golem does not specifically target Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon nor is it an actual effect. Therefore, Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon cannot activate its effect where it negates and destroys cards that designates it as a target.
Blue-Eyes White Dragon Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon Malefic Blue-Eyes White Dragon Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon Dragon Master Knight (In a way)
Any deck. You must have 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragon's, 1 Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, and 1 Polymerization in the deck though. You get Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon when you purchase Yu-Gi-Oh:The Movie.
The god cards don't have a code. But the code for blue eyes shining dragon is 53347303.
Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon can negate effects that target it. Magic Cylinder is a targeting card, so yes, Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon can negate it.
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Blue Eyes White Dragon has 2500 DEF points in Yu-Gi-Oh. Same with the Blue Eyes Shining Dragon.
No, there isn't such a monster.
Blue-eyes shining dragon is effected even if he is summoned first, because he negates the effect of cards that "target" him, since skill drain doesn't target, but rather effects all cards on the field, blue-eyes shining is effected by it.