If a monster says "can only be special summoned by.." then if you summon it properly by this method, and it then goes to the graveyard, you can bring it back with Monster Reborn.
If a monster says "cannot be special summoned except by.." then that's the only way it can ever be summoned. Even if you summon it properly first, it cannot be revived from the graveyard, except under the most extreme and specific circumstances (Level Modulation).
Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon belongs to this latter group, so cannot be special summoned from the graveyard at all.
To easily defeat Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon, use cards that don't target a specific monster on the field (Dark Hole, Mirror Force, Raigeki, etc.), since that monster's effect states that it can't be defeated by card effects that target this specific card.
Yes, blue-eyes shining dragon can destroy a rainbow dragon.
No. Special summonable monsters will fall into two categories. Those that say "cannot be special summoned except by" and "Can only be special summoned by" - Synchro, Fusion, XYZ monster belong to the latter category unless their text indicates otherwise (Dark Paladin).The former group can't be special summoned by anything other than the text on their card. For the latter group, if they are special summoned 'properly' first, and then destroyed, they can be revived by cards like Monster Reborn. Even if the former are summoned properly, they can't be resummoned by Monster Reborn.Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon falls into the first category. The only way it can reach the field is from hand, by tributing a Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon you control.
no it is not a dragon it is a sea monster
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No, there isn't such a monster.
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Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon is a Level 10 Monster from the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG. It has a Light Attribute and is a Dragon/Effect Monster. This is the card text: This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card cannot be Special Summoned except by offering 1 "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" on your side of the field as a Tribute. Increase the ATK of this card by 300 points for each Dragon-Type monster in your Graveyard. You can negate the effect of Spell, Trap, and Monster Cards that designate this card.
Discard it from your hand to the graveyard and then use monster reborn.
Cards like Megamorph, Limiter Removal, Metalmorph, and more can be equipped to Monster to boost their ATK above Shining Dragon. Smashing Ground, Fissure, Crush Card Virus, and other cards that do not target a Monster can be used to destroy it as well.
The card states to ignore the effects of spell trap and monster cards. so effect monsters cannot have their effects target blue eyes shining dragon, but all monsters can attack it.
To easily defeat Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon, use cards that don't target a specific monster on the field (Dark Hole, Mirror Force, Raigeki, etc.), since that monster's effect states that it can't be defeated by card effects that target this specific card.
Yes, blue-eyes shining dragon can destroy a rainbow dragon.
no it is not a dragon it is a sea monster
No. Special summonable monsters will fall into two categories. Those that say "cannot be special summoned except by" and "Can only be special summoned by" - Synchro, Fusion, XYZ monster belong to the latter category unless their text indicates otherwise (Dark Paladin).The former group can't be special summoned by anything other than the text on their card. For the latter group, if they are special summoned 'properly' first, and then destroyed, they can be revived by cards like Monster Reborn. Even if the former are summoned properly, they can't be resummoned by Monster Reborn.Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon falls into the first category. The only way it can reach the field is from hand, by tributing a Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon you control.
no it is not a dragon it is a sea monster
Honest, shining angel, judgment dragon, guardian angel joan, beconing light, monster regeeneration and revive cards like monster reborn.