Wait — I Negated Everything and Summoned a 5,000 ATK BLUE-EYES PRIMITE MAGIA

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Wait — did that just negate everything and summon a 5,000 ATK board?!” Watch me finish games with the wild BLUE-EYES PRIMITE MAGIA end-board you didn’t know was possible. In this video I’ll show the full decklist, the must-grab plays, and an easy combo to get you from hand to game-finisher fast.

Key cards
Dragon Master Magia — Fusion that must be Fusion Summoned. Quick Effect: when your opponent activates a card/effect you can negate and destroy it; you may use that negate once per card type (Monster / Spell / Trap) each turn. If this card leaves your field because of an opponent’s card, you can Special Summon 1 “Blue-Eyes” monster or 1 “Chaos” / “Black Luster Soldier” Ritual monster from your Extra Deck or GY.

Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon — A LIGHT Dragon Synchro with anti-banish protection for your GY. Once per turn, as a Quick Effect when a card/effect is activated on the field you can negate it; if you do this card gains 1000 ATK that turn. If destroyed by battle or card effect, you can Special Summon a LIGHT Dragon from your GY except another copy of itself.

Stardust Sifr Divine Dragon — Level-12 Synchro. The first time each card you control would be destroyed each turn, it isn’t. Once per turn (during either player’s turn), when your opponent activates a monster effect you can negate that effect and, if you do, destroy 1 card on the field.

Easy example combo
Open: Primite pieces (Primite Lordly Lode / Primite Drillbeam) + a Sage/Spirit play or Wishes for Eyes of Blue.
Use Primite package to extend into Primite Imperial Dragon / Primite Fusion tools to set up Level fills.
Synchro or Fusion into Stardust Sifr Divine Dragon (board protection + negate) and use Extra/hand resources to Fusion-summon Dragon Master Magia (your negator + destroyer).
If Dragon Master Magia is removed, its leave-field trigger can revive a Blue-Eyes/Chaos finisher from GY/Extra for followup pressure (e.g., Blue-Eyes Ultimate Spirit Dragon).
Result: a protected board that can negate spells/monsters/traps once each, plus recursion into huge Blue-Eyes finishers. (This is the consistent path I demo in the video.)

Unique strategy tip
Play the deck as a two-step engine: (A) use Primite to reliably build field presence and searches, (B) pivot into Magia or Level-12 Synchros to lockdown key opponent responses. Prioritize hand traps and disruption (Droll / Ash / Ghost Belle) to protect your setup — if you can land Magia plus Sifr, the deck becomes exceptionally grindy and hard to break.

Is this still strong in the 2026 meta?
Short answer: Yes — niche but very playable. Primite+Magia Blue-Eyes shows up in recent Master Duel top decks and ladder climbs and performs especially well going first (big boards + disruption). It’s not the #1 meta deck but it’s a consistent Tier-A/Tier-B choice with high payoff when piloted correctly.

Conclusion
If you love huge dragons, savage negates, and satisfying recursion plays, this Primite-Magia Blue-Eyes build is a ton of fun and can climb the ladder — learn the simple combo, tech in the right hand traps, and your opponents will tilt when your board refuses to die.

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