#1 Monster in Yugioh - Yubel Ultimate Nightmare

The #1 monster in Yugioh is… Yubel the Ultimate Nightmare

Yubel The Ultimate Nightmare

The first time I saw Yubel the Ultimate Nightmare was on eBay. It was the talk of Yugioh when it was released. When I looked Yubel U.N. up to see what the hype was about, I was awed. Yubel was horrible at offense but was terrific defensively.

Yubel U.N. is one of those monsters that you like not for the attack but for the effect. Once Yubel U.N. is summoned, you’ve virtually won the duel. Yubel cannot be destroyed by battle and if it is attacked by a monster the monster is destroyed and your foe loses life points equal to the attack points of the monster. The only way someone can actually defeat Yubel U.N. is by spell and trap cards.

Yubel is the deadliest monster in Yugioh. If you guys think Exodia is good, then check out Yubel. It is very hard to acquire and the Yubel trio costs about $40, however availability is the only catch about Yubel. Other than that, Yubel U.N. is the best monster in Yugioh.

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231 Responses to “#1 Monster in Yugioh - Yubel Ultimate Nightmare”

  1. nader says:

    I honestly feel like that some cards banned or limited dont deserve to be. Though some that are unlimited deserve to be banned or limited. I feel that cards like Armityle or Vennominaga should at least be limited especially Vennominaga. One of her effects is similar to that of the egyptian god cards. Thus she has a winning condition. You see what I mean?

  2. nader says:

    The weakest yugioh monster card is Rock-Gun. 100 ATK and 50 DEF.

  3. nader says:

    oh yea normally 100 atk and def is the weakest but for some reason it has 50 def and the effect is unknown. thus it is an anime exclusive card so you cant buy it. so that means that the weakest stats are 100 for atk and def.

  4. nader says:

    for some reason it has 50 def and the effect is unknown. thus it is an anime exclusive card so you cant buy it. so that means that the weakest stats are 100 for atk and def for any card ie: Treeborn Frog, Reptilianne Servant, Charm of Shabti, Stardust Xiaolong, Crystal Seer, Attachment Dragon.

  5. nader says:

    sorry my comment was duplicated for some reason

  6. morfowt says:

    what are you talking about? there are at least a dozen monsters with 0 atk and def.

  7. nader says:

    i know that there are lots of monsters with o atk and def but i wanted to be more specific of weakest stats BESIDES 0.

  8. nader says:

    majestic red dragon and majestic star dragon are really good cards but don’t you think that majestic dragon buy itself sucks? I mean 0 atk 0 def level 1 not much of an effect?

  9. morfowt says:

    thousand-eyes idol has 0 atk, 0 def, and NO effect…

  10. Umm, no. It is a crucial part to play the Majestic Dragons. So it’s effect is actually very good because it is one of the only ways one can play the Majestic Dragons.

  11. Again, like I told nader, sure it has no effect, but it is crucial when playing Thousand Eyes Restrict.

  12. nader says:

    yes its good only to summon monsters like majestic star and red dragon but by itself its not that great.

  13. nader says:

    what im saying is that if you dont have red dragon archfiend or stardust dragon, majestic dragon is totally useless.

  14. Sunshadow says:

    Not entirely, by itself in defense mode it can save your life points if it goes up against a monster that doesn’t have an effect to make defense mode pointless.

    Even if you don’t have the Majestic Dragons, it works well with other cards, like Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon, and I believe that Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon carries the same effect as Darkness Dragon.

    Or you can use it with Cannon Soldier as well, for a direct strike at your opponent’s Life Points.

  15. morfowt says:

    but thousand-eyes restrict is banned… so it’s no more useful than any other monster.

  16. morfowt says:

    besides, you don’t need thousand-eyes idol for thousand-eyes restrict. you can use any fusion substitute or any way to summon him that isn’t a fusion summon. elemental hero prisma and the dark - hex sealed fusion is probably the easiest way.

  17. nader says:

    relinquished is more playable and the effect of relinquished is just as good as thousand eyes restrict.

  18. morfowt says:

    actually no, thousand-eyes restrict has a much better effect. it completely stops your opponent from attacking, IN ADDITION TO reliquished’s effect.

  19. nader says:

    i dont understand why thousand eyes restrict is a level 1 card. its pretty powerful to be level 1 same as reptilianne naga. read reptilianne naga’s effect here: http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Reptilianne_Naga

  20. nader says:

    Reptilianne Naga cannot be destroyed by battle. The ATK of any monster that battles this card becomes 0 at the end of that Battle Phase. During your End Phase, change this face-up Defense Position card on the field to face-up Attack Position. Its actually a good card to have and fits well in most decks. She’s cute too.

  21. nader says:

    i always thought that infernity zero was the best level 1 monster. you can’t lose the duel with it (that’s pushing it). But cant another monster card negate that effect?

  22. nader says:

    it seems as if infernity zero is basically an auto win monster.

  23. nader says:

    yugiohblogger you should make a top 10 weakest monsters in yugioh.

  24. nader says:

    is it true that forbidden chalice wont effect arcana force 0 the fool since he can negate and destroy spell and trap cards that target

  25. nader says:

    hopefully sunshadow you should make a discussion about dragon queen of tragic endings

  26. Sunshadow says:

    Well since Nader put the same comment on two topics, I guess I’ll state my opinion on Dragon Queen of Tragic Endings. First let’s look at it’s effect:

    “This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card can only be Special Summoned by controlling 3 or more face-up Continuous Spell Cards. When this attacking card inflicts Battle Damage to your opponent, your opponent selects and sends 1 card from their hand to the Graveyard, and you draw 1 card. During your Standby Phase, if this card is in your Graveyard and was sent there from the field, you can send 1 face-up Continuous Spell Card you control to the Graveyard to Special Summon this card from the Graveyard.”

    It’s a little difficult to summon, considering you’d have to keep three continuous spells cards on the field, and in a way it’s like Uria’s summoning conditions. However, being able to draw a card and forcing your opponent to discard a card every time this beast inflicts damage, makes up for the summoning conditions. It would be a bit better if you could choose the card they discard, giving you a better chance of foiling your opponent’s strategy. Then add in the effect of being able to tribute a face-up Continuous spell card to bring her back and you’ve got quite the pest for your opponent.

    But of course a card isn’t just about effect alone, this card possesses other uses besides it’s effects. Being only a Level 6, you only have to tribute one monster to bring it out, slipping a Cost Down card into your deck gives you a tribute-free powerhouse. The fact it’s a Dark attribute monster makes it helpful for summoning Rainbow Dark Dragon, since you only need 7 dark monsters with different names to summon it. Then you have it’s 1900/2600 base, a Shield & Sword can make it stronger than Red-Eyes Black Dragon. And because it’s a Dragon-Type monster, you can throw a few Dragon Treasures on it to put Blue-Eyes White Dragon to shame.

    And then lastly you have the picture, while you can see it is a Dragon type, the design isn’t what you’d expect from the name of the card, it looks like it should join the ranks of the various other monsters that carry the name “Dragon” without being one at all. Obsidian Dragon, Solar Flare Dragon, Twin-Headed Fire Dragon and Berserk Dragon just to name a few examples. Dragon types have always had some of the best stats and even some nice effects, so the fact this one looks more suited to being a Plant Type than a Dragon is a bit weird, but considering all the dragons out there I’m sure it was hard for the artists to find a suitable picture to represent a card that with dominate most tournaments until thrown on the Forbidden list.

  27. morfowt says:

    ok, first of all, cost down means nothing here because you can’t normal summon it.

    dragon treasure is bad. I’d rather run axe of despair or united we stand. more atk gains, less situations.

    it’s more like hamon than uria because hamon also requires 3 continuous spells for a summon. And it’s pretty easy to summon this if you stick it in a crystal beast deck because the crystal beasts become continuous spells when they’re destroyed.

  28. morfowt says:

    *situational, not situations.

  29. nader says:

    i like this not only for the effect but for the art and name. Dragon Queen of Tragic Endings, sounds terrifying.

  30. Sunshadow says:

    I don’t have Cost Down, so I admit my error there. But Axe of Despair means just as much as Cost down, because Axe of Despair targets Fiend-Type monsters. DQoTE is not a fiend monster. So guess we’ve even. =^D

    I also only go with the cards I have, and not having Hamon I went off the one I was more familiar with. The Crystal Beasts is a good idea however, I wasn’t think of that when I wrote the post.

  31. morfowt says:

    uh… where did you get axe of despair targets fiends? axe of despair add 1000 atk to any monster it’s equipped to, not just fiends.

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