Forum:Red Eyes Wyvern

Red Eyes Wyvern

If Red Eyes Wyvern and Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon are in my graveyard, can I remove from play Red Eyes Wyvern in my end phase to special summon Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon?

If the answer is yes, I think that this combo is so powerful, because with Future Fusion you can send to the graveyard 3 Red Eyes Wyvern, 1 Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon and other dragon level 5 or higher by selecting Five-Headed Dragon.

Do you think that this cards where going to be limited o semi limited soon? Somebody knows something about it?

Other question, Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon is a nomi monster, semi nomi ore it can be especial summon whit any card that can do that?

Thanks — This unsigned comment was made by 189.227.10.34 (talk • contribs)

Nope, I don't think it will get limited, since of the removable deck and of anti-removed from play deck. They almost can stop anything you tried to summon. And there are only very few Red-Eyes monsters for this Dragon to be using; Red-Eyes B. Dragon, Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon (Not really), Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon, and Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon as well as NOMI Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon. --FredCat100 16:35, May 6, 2010 (UTC)

Red eyes Wyvern limited? No, I don't think so. In your example, unsigned, The problems are Future Fusion (already limited) and Red Eyes Darkness Dragon, not the Wyvern, since you could revive Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon with any other card. Thorn of RosenYubel 16:52, May 6, 2010 (UTC)

Hey, don't forgot Armageddon Knight, Foolish Burial, Burial from a Different Dimension, etc. that can put Wyvern into graveyard as well as Darkness Metal Dragon. --FredCat100 17:00, May 6, 2010 (UTC)

Wyvern is wind type, Armageddon knight can't send it to the grave... -dest- 20:17, May 6, 2010 (UTC)

Not to mention the timing and restriction of when you can do this make it more balanced. If you could simply do it during the main phase I could see your arguement alittle better. But you can only do this during the end phase meaning that you couldn't use REDM effect or attack and only when you didn't normal summon or set.

The clauses that limit this card make it balanced. Steelfallenangel 21:24, May 6, 2010 (UTC)

Red eyes darkness metal dragon wont get hit.

Personaly i use this technique all the time. I have a very spammy dragon deck. Anyway, No they wont. This isnt one of those decks thats overblown or to powerful and it has a crapload of weaknesses. If anything theyre going to start hitting X-sabers and infernities. The only cards that get hit are the nasty meta ones like Honest and the loopable or OTK ones like dark strike fighter. Me and my fellow dragon spammers have nothing to worry about but D.D. Crow.

give it maybe two ban lists(or at least not another ban list for a few months) before infernities get wiped XD. they have to leave them in play for a little bit because they are konami >.>. but the OTK infernity deck really only gives you one turn and then they win. I played it at my locals. I was in the top four but got wiped with infernity in the prelim rounds. Kearowind 15:22, May 25, 2010 (UTC)

oi! oi! you forgot one monster Hundred-eyes dragon

recall wyvern's effect retrive a "red-eyes" monster beside chick

hmm HundRED-EYES dragon

technically, its correct to do that if it was properly synchroed. lol

No, we got a ruling that it doesn't work. "Hundred-Eyes Dragon" is not a "Red-Eyes" monster. --Deus Ex Machina (Talk) 20:23, June 1, 2010 (UTC)