This Card is a beast you can use it in any water deck. Use moray of greed and trade in to get card avantage. I run this in my Ice Barrier deck and it powns.

  -- By Anonymous from North Carolina on July 13, 2010

Amazing card for a Hopeless. Please restock soon!

  -- By César from Santiago, Chile on June 17, 2010

Very good in my Dragon deck, Trade In + This = 2 cards and this in the grave, add a decoy dragon on the field and ta-da they attack it, get white night out, then if you have no dragons in your grave and decoy is on the field, use the cards that trade-in got and discard them to make them target this, also add this with solidarity x3 and it's a really tough meatshield, or combo up with red eyes darkness metal dragon.

  -- By Hugh Jackman from Australia on May 14, 2010

5 stars in the right deck. Others, its crap :P. This card is amazingly overlooked. One, opponent can't target this card with traps/spells, which is a plus. If you want to protect your other monsters you can, but its an optional effect. You don't have to if you don't want to. Blue Eyes version of Hopeless Dragon = pitch out Blue Eyes for this. A monster with an effect versus no effect...hmmm tough choice! XD

  -- By Zephyr16 from Canada on September 05, 2009

Its a Stardust dragon for only spells and traps. However, as long as a spell or trap card doesn't target this one card, you can use that card on WND. Even though it can work in good ways, it can also work in bad ways. When this card is back in stock its gonna PWN in my water deck!

  -- By Anatsunin from Shadow City on September 02, 2009

this could be the reason why hopeless dragon goes up to tier one this time around...COULD be, since support cards like ancient rules and birthright don't work with him but come on...red-eyes darkness metal dragon that's all i have to say...

  -- By white knight from kaibanasium on August 28, 2009

basically blue eyes with a effect!

  -- By CDM from Ex Niliho on August 20, 2009