YuGiOh Blue-Eyes White Dragon Figure

Get your duel on! The incredibly successful Yu-Gi-Oh brand is celebrating its 25th Anniversary with a new collection launching worldwide! Expanding on its success in the trading card and anime category, Yu-Gi-Oh are proud to introduce a collection of beautifully sculpted figures for fans of all ages to collect. Yu-Gi-Oh 3.75 Inch figures are highly detailed and articulated. A rare and exclusive card is also included in each pack. Each card is unique to the character. Blue-Eyes White Dragon is a character version of the card, "Blue-Eyes White Dragon". Although the duel monster’s card is powerful in its own right, the actual monster spirit is incredibly powerful, being one of the most powerful monsters in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Universe. Blue-Eyes White Dragon was the monster ka spirit of Kisara. Despite being always called "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", or even simply just the "White Dragon", Blue-Eyes always has a light blue body as well as blue eyes. Later card designs also clearly showed the dragon to be blue rather than white. Suitable from 8 years.

• Get your duel on! The incredibly successful Yu-Gi-Oh brand is celebrating its 25th Anniversary with a new collection launching worldwide!
• Expanding on its success in the trading card and anime category, Yu-Gi-Oh are proud to introduce a collection of beautifully sculpted figures for fans of all ages to collect. Yu-Gi-Oh 3.75 Inch figures are highly detailed and articulated. A rare and exclusive card is also included in each pack. Each card is unique to the character.
• Blue-Eyes White Dragon is a character version of the card, "Blue-Eyes White Dragon". Although the duel monster’s card is powerful in its own right, the actual monster spirit is incredibly powerful, being one of the most powerful monsters in the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe.
• Blue-Eyes White Dragon was the monster ka spirit of Kisara. Despite being always called "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", or even simply just the "White Dragon", Blue-Eyes always has a light blue body as well as blue eyes. Later card designs also clearly showed the dragon to be blue rather than white.