franchise cant be ignored
You can activate Deck Lockdown to prevent both players from adding cards from their deck to their hands, apart from the draw phase, and prevent your opponent from special summoning from their deck
The real cherry on top of this sundae is that none of these effects can be responded to with card effects meaning your opponent is absolutely powerless in stopping you from destroying their cards (and having you gain some serious attack stats)
Deck List Monsters Blue-Eyes White Dragon (3) Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon (3) Blue-Eyes Abyss Dragon (1) Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon (1) Sage with Eyes of Blue (3) The White Stone of Ancients (3) Dragon Spirit of White (2) Maiden with Eyes of Blue (1) Spells The Melody of Awakening Dragon (3) Trade-In (3) Cards of Consonance (3) Silvers Cry (2) Dragons Mirror (1) Return of the Dragon Lords (3) Chaos Form (1) Polymerization (1) Traps Red Reboot (1) Destined Rivals (2) True Light (3) Extra Deck Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon (1) Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Blade Dragon (1) Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen (1) Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy (1) Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (1) Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon (1) Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon (2) Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon (3) Ravenous Crocodragon Archetyhs (1) Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon (1) Heratic Sky Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis (1) Number 48: Dragluon (1) Red Is For Destruction Card game enthusiasts know that the color red is commonly associated with aggressive builds, courtesy of Magic: The Gathering color typing
Contents: 1 ready-to-play deck consisting of 45 cards
lives and dies by its combo lines, and indeed, a decks resilience is often tested by its ability to play through multiple hand traps
