It's been a little over a year since this article was published, so it's worth checking if any archetypes received deck support to make them more relevant. Dragons are a popular monster type in Yu-Gi-Oh! that have consistently received support since the game first came out.

Online Multiplayer Card Game: Free to Download and play (with in-app purchases) Screenshots and Illustrations were taken during development. Updated on July 7th, 2021, by Brittanie Maldonado: Yu-Gi-Oh! is an overwhelmingly popular game that's managed to stay relevant for decades. Yu-Gi-Oh DUEL LINKS: Platform iOS / Android / Steam®(PC) Not compatible with some devices. There have been many Dragon decks in Yu-Gi-Oh! with some consistently strong while others needed support to make them worth using.

Kids and adults alike love them, and Konami knows exactly what to do with them: make them big, powerful boss monsters with high attack power and incredible effects. RELATED: 10 Controversial Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards That Were Censored Outside Japan They were introduced in Soul of the Duelist and related to the 'A-to-Z' series through 'Armed Dragon Catapult Cannon' and the 'Ojama' archetype through 'Ojamatch' and 'Ojama Pajama', a reference to Chazz having played the three alongside each other in the Yu-Gi-Oh. Since then, Konami has been enthusiastic about supporting Dragon archetypes and it's not difficult to see why. 'Armed Dragon' (, mudo Doragon) is an archetype of WIND Dragon 'LV' monsters used by Chazz Princeton. Dragons are one of the oldest Yu-Gi-Oh! archetypes in the trading card game's history, with Blue-Eyes White Dragon being Seto Kaiba's signature monster in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series.

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