Blue-Eyes White Dragon Cards

The card

Blue-Eyes White Dragon is a Level 8 LIGHT Dragon Normal Monster with 3000 ATK and 2500 DEF. It was in the TCG's first set in 2002, and its text box holds flavor text: "This legendary dragon is a powerful engine of destruction. Virtually invincible, very few have faced this awesome creature and lived to tell the tale."

TurnZero HQ's catalog lists 78 printings of it. Being Level 8, it needs 2 Tributes to Normal Summon, so the Blue-Eyes cards printed since mostly exist to get it onto the field another way.

The original printings

Two printings came out in 2002, and they are the ones worth checking for. The set code is printed under the artwork on the right, and the edition mark under the artwork on the left.

Those are TCGplayer market prices for ungraded copies on October 10, 2026. The catalog also lists LOB-EN001, LOB-E001 and SDK-E001 as separate printings of the same two products, and none of them had a market price that day, so a copy with one of those codes isn't priced like LOB-001. 1st Edition vs. Unlimited →

The Blue-Eyes family

TurnZero HQ's catalog tags 44 cards with the Blue-Eyes archetype. These are the ones people ask about most, described from each one's card text.

Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon

BATT-EN001

Three Blue-Eyes White Dragons fused into a Level 12 with 4500 ATK. No effect.

Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon

GFTP-EN129

Special Summoned by revealing Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Its name becomes Blue-Eyes White Dragon, and once per turn it can destroy a monster.

Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon

DPRP-EN026

Summoned by Tributing Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon. Gains 300 ATK for each Dragon in your GY.

Blue-Eyes Alternative Ultimate Dragon

TN19-EN001

The 2019 Fusion of three Blue-Eyes White Dragons that your opponent can't target or destroy with card effects.

Paladin of White Dragon

DPKB-EN024

A 2003 Ritual Monster that Tributes itself to Special Summon Blue-Eyes White Dragon from your hand or Deck.

Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon is the easiest of these to get onto the field. It can't be Normal Summoned; you Special Summon it from your hand by revealing a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, it counts as Blue-Eyes White Dragon on the field and in the Graveyard, and once per turn it can destroy a monster your opponent controls, though it can't attack that turn.

Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny (2025) is the most recent full product built around the deck. Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny →

New Blue-Eyes cards

Two more are on the way. TurnZero HQ's catalog lists Magnificent Maestros for November 12, 2026, opening with a new Blue-Eyes White Dragon and a new Deep-Eyes White Dragon, each at Ultra Rare, Starlight Rare and Grand Master Rare.

Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the White Phantom Beast

MAMS-EN001

MAMS-EN001. A Level 8 LIGHT Dragon with 3000 ATK that can Special Summon itself from your hand, and destroys all your opponent's monsters when it is Special Summoned from the hand or Deck.

Deep-Eyes White Dragon, the Blue Abyss

MAMS-EN002

MAMS-EN002. Always treated as a Blue-Eyes card. Discard it to add a Level 1 LIGHT Tuner from your Deck to your hand.

The White Phantom Beast's second effect reads: "If this card is Special Summoned from the hand or Deck: You can destroy all monsters your opponent controls, also you can only attack directly with 'Blue-Eyes' monsters for the rest of this turn." Neither card had a market price on October 10, 2026, before its release.

What Blue-Eyes cards are worth

A Blue-Eyes card's price depends on the printing. The table shows the cheapest priced printing and the highest regular set printing of each, from TCGplayer market prices on October 10, 2026.

After LOB-001, the most valuable regular Blue-Eyes White Dragons on the same day were the GFP2-EN175 Ghost Rare at $335.79, the KC01-EN000 Quarter Century Secret Rare from the 25th Anniversary Ultimate Kaiba Set at $292.89, and SDK-001 at $244.40.

The table leaves out promotional and Duel Terminal printings, such as the Dark Duel Stories DDS-001, which sell on very few sales and have no reliable market price. Prices are for ungraded copies. How Yu-Gi-Oh! card prices work →

Tracking your Blue-Eyes cards

With 78 printings of one card, the printing and edition are what you need to record. TurnZero HQ's Yu-Gi-Oh! collection keeps each copy's printing, edition, condition and grade, and values it from TCGplayer's market price for that edition, updated daily. The scanner reads the set code, so it can tell an LOB-001 from a reprint, and asks for the rarity when one code was printed at several. How the collection tracker prices cards →

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