Since the launch of the Yu-Gi-Oh card game, many duelists have fallen in love with various structures in the anime due to the influence of animation. From the first-generation Blue Eyes White Dragon to V6's Code Talker, many duelists can't put it down. It is quite exciting to exp

was launched in the Yu-Gi-Oh card game, many duelists have fallen in love with various structures in anime due to the influence of animation. From the first generation Blue Eyes White Dragon to V6's Code Talker, many duelists have fallen in love with it. I can't put it down. It is quite exciting to experience the soul construction that has appeared in this kind of anime in a duel, especially when summoning the ace monster and shouting two lines of the second line, it is definitely every soul deck player's favorite thing to do.

However, the soul building that appeared in the anime does not have strong competitive capabilities like the decks built by players, so most of them are mainly for entertainment. However, there are also some highly popular anime structures that have successfully gained a foothold in the competitive arena, and have even successfully won first place in some world competitions. Today I want to talk to you about these anime structures that have outstanding performance in competitive environments!

[Blue Eyes White Dragon]

is one of the most popular anime decks. In the 2016 World Conference, Blue Eyes deck won the first and second place in the entire game, relying on stable synchronic expansion and strong attack suppression. The gameplay allowed many duelists to once again appreciate the charm of synchronization. And in the environment at that time, the emperor deck with the core of superior summons still had quite terrifying dominance. Being able to break out of the siege and take the top two in such an environment is enough to prove the strength of this system. Therefore, the Blue Eyes system is still the belief of many players today, especially in the recent environment of the Duel Link national server. With the launch of synchronized gameplay, this set of White Dragon construction will also see the light of day again!

[ Black Feather ]

The 2009 championship build is also one of the most representative decks in the synchronization era. Although Crow Hogan did not achieve a very impressive record in the animation, he did in the competitive environment. Many actual players can't put it down. Because the expansion ability of Black Feather's subordinates combined with the continuous retrieval magic Black Whirlwind provides extremely strong endurance, the clearing of Black Rose Dragon made up for Black Feather's lack of field control, and the supplement of synchronized monsters of each star level made Black Feather the leader at that time. The most comprehensive deck in the meta, bar none. Although it is difficult for Black Feather to return to the competitive stage in the current environment, in the subsequent updates of the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Link national server, the Black Feather series will also make a comeback!

[ Black Magician ]

The last deck to talk about is Black Magician. Although it did not achieve a better ranking in the World Series, it had quite eye-catching highlights in the synchronization and super eras, especially in navigation. During the time when He Zhen was there, the Black Magician also successfully occupied a place in the pie chart. Although Black Magic Array is not available in the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Link national server, it has become a solid T1 deck in the national server with the cooperation of the Magician's Rod and Navigation.

The systems that have appeared in these animations are still very soulful to play in actual combat, especially in the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Link national server with the corresponding characters, when summoning the ace monster, there will be a corresponding summoning animation. It is worth mentioning that the current Blue Eyes White Dragon and Black Magician can be experienced in the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Link national server. If you want to relive these classic soul decks, you can download the game through the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Link official website Have fun with these decks!