1 Dragons Mirror 1 Instant Fusion 1 Monster Reborn 1 Swing of Memories 1 Metalmorph 2 Red-Eyes Spirit 1 Red-Eyes Burn 1 Return of the Red-Eyes 2 Linkuriboh 1 Guardragon Pisty 2 Hieratic Sphere of the Heavenly Spheres 2 Wee Witchs Apprentice 1 Armillyre, the Starleader Dragon 1 Darkness Metal, the Dragon of Dark Steel 1 Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon 1 Number 11: Big Eye 1 Five-Headed Dragon 1 Starving Venom Fusion Dragon 1 Darkfire Dragon 1 Thousand-Eyes Restrict Deck Concept A Red-Eyes Deck styled after Fubuki Tenjoin Specifically it focuses mainly around Red-Eyes Black Dragon Use Red-Eyes Spirit to Special Summon Red-Eyes monsters from the GY, then use A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon to destroy all Spell & Trap Cards on the field, or use Inferno Fire Blast to inflict damage equal to the original ATK of Red-Eyes Black Dragon The second effect of Black Metal Dragon adds 1 Red-Eyes card from your Deck to your hand, thus activate Red-Eyes Insight (that you added to your hand) to add Red-Eyes Spirit to your hand, and then next turn you can Special Summon 1 Red-Eyes monster

But importantly for us, menace can make regular appearances when you first start playing especially in red or black decks and if left unchecked, it can be a real nightmare to deal with
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Subtypes of Trainers Next up, we can look at Trainers as the next easiest one
1 Light Dragonite Possessing a powerful Pokemon Power, this fully evolved dragon Pokemon can be difficult for the opposing trainers to go up against if they try to make use of special energy cards that are anything except Colorless