High Tech Dragons (Rush Duel's Red-eyed Phake) Guide

By Ljkad Published Jul 18, 2025 Updated Jul 22, 2025

Red- Boots Enhanced Push Dragon – Joey Wheeler 's (Jonouchi) Red-Eyes Black Dragon has finally appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel , along with Yuama's new monster: Blue Fang Enhanced Burst Dragon !

With Yuama 's new skills and two main monsters, nothing can stop them anymore. Brussel Wyvern has also joined the team, and the Fusion combination between these monsters will make the opponent wary! With these two brand new monsters, it's time to win with Red-eyesss... I mean Red-Boots .

I will introduce you to the deck list and how to play this deck right after this.

It's time to burn it all down and go for victory!!

Sections covered in this guide:

5/ How to play in practice

Skill

Supersonic Fusion Enhancement (Skill Card) (100%)

What does this skill do?

It's simple:

Just show them from your hand, and you can add a Booster Wyvern to your hand! ( Can be added for free from your deck or graveyard)

You can discard 1 more card to get more:
- Striping Wyvern ,
- or Dragon Burst Fusion ,
- or Dragon's Boost Fusion .

Booster is the way to deal a lot of damage with Red Boot Enhanced Boost Dragon , and that monster can easily end the game, as you can reduce your opponent's ATK by 1500 when you Fusion it into Blue Fang Enhanced Burst Dragon .

Sounds great right? And it's super fun to do this combo too.

The monsters

Red-Boot Boost Dragon (x3)

Deals burn damage, gains ATK. There will be some situations where you want to summon this card more than once in a turn, and that can be very very strong for the extra burn damage and a little extra ATK on the field.

Blue-Fang Burst Dragon (x3)

It's an interesting card. Blue Fang actually gets a lot of use in this deck since we're playing Flap Dragon and Curse of the Rising Light . Flipping our opponent's monster face up allows us to remove them and then attack directly effectively. So not bad really, but in most cases we'd rather see Red Boot Boost Dragon since its Fusion is much better.

Double Twin Dragon (x2)

This card is quite good because it can sometimes fix our hand, but shuffling the cards back into the deck isn't necessarily the best since we obviously want to keep them in the graveyard to combine with Red Boot and Red Boot Enhanced . But it can be useful, and with 1200 ATK, sometimes enough to end the game.

Beta Burn Dragon (x3)

The burn effect of this card is really important. Sometimes you can find enough damage to finish, or just fall short, and the 300 burn damage from Beta Burn can really make a big difference. This card has won me at least two games playing this deck, so I think Beta Burn is pretty good, and the 1400 ATK also allows it to attack well.

Striping Wyvern (x3)

The last card mentioned in the ability: Striping Wyvern . This is a pretty modern card compared to many of the others here. We can send the first two cards of the deck and this card face up on the field to the graveyard. It is worth noting that this card does not need to be the only monster on the field, there are no other strange conditions, just send it to the graveyard along with the first two cards, which is what we want to do to send cards to the graveyard. Special Summon a Blue Fang Burst Dragon or Red Boot Dragon from the hand to the field in face up defense position.

Basically, this means we can summon our boss in a resource-efficient way. It's like one plus one, and then you can add a Dragon's Burst or Dragon's Boost Fusion from the graveyard to your hand.

One thing we can do is activate the ability if we already have Dragon's Burst or Dragon's Boost in our hand, we can send one of these to the graveyard, get Striping Wyvern , and then Striping Wyvern will take back the card we discarded, so we get additional value.

Flap Dragon (x0-3)

This card is in the deck just to flip your opponent's monster face up. If your opponent sets three monsters, you can flip one monster face up, perform your burn, summon Red Boot , burn your opponent, summon Booster Wyvern and burn again, activate Fusion, summon Enhanced Red Boost , burn, attack through the flipped monster and try to OTK that way. Flap Dragon is very very good for this, but as mentioned before, you can also flip monsters to Burst them.

Flip Dragon (x0-1)

In complete contrast to its sibling, it will switch an attack monster to defense (which is really unnecessary)

DBF Rebuildra (x3)

We play 2-3 copies of this card. This is a weaker version of Striping Wyvern , but still worth having in the deck, right? If we have a copy in hand, we can send one of our Fusion Spell cards to the graveyard, which is fine because we can then get that card back with this one.

Booster Wyvern (x3)

It's half of all our Fusion cards, and this card is really good because if we have one of the other boss monsters on the field, we can burn our opponent for 600, and all these little burn damage stacks.

Basically, what can we do? We can summon Red Boot Dragon , usually this will burn from 200 to 700, let's say 700 for the best case. Then, Booster Wyvern appears, burn another 600, so 1300 burn. Then we can Fusion into Enhanced Boost Dragon , sends seven of his cards to the graveyard, sends seven of his opponent's cards to the graveyard, and then burns for another 1800, so a total of 3100 burn damage before we even enter the battle phase, and we have a 4700 ATK monster, which is pretty insane.

Other Dragon cards that can be used

Spell/Trap

Dragon's Burst Fusion and Dragons Burst Fusion (x1)

Dragon's Burst Fusion is the weaker of the three cards mentioned in the Skill. This card is fine, being a Spell Fusion card that allows us to Fusion Dragon monsters from the field, but if we use Blue Fang , we can reduce the ATK of an opponent's monster by 1500. That's not bad, but it's not easy to take advantage of, besides dealing 1500 more damage, because Blue Fang Burst Dragon is used as a material, meaning it won't be on the field anymore. We can use Blue Fang Enhanced Burst Dragon to Tribute itself or another level 7 monster, usually itself, to revive Blue Fang Burst Dragon and possibly use that effect to disrupt our opponent's formation, but that's rare and doesn't happen often.

Dragons Boost Fusion and Dragon's Boost Fusion (x1-2)

Fusion Summon using Dragon monsters on the field, but if we use Red Boot , we can send the first seven cards of our deck to the graveyard, then send the first seven cards of our opponent's deck to the graveyard. This is very very strong because both of our boss monsters. First of all, Red Boot obviously has the ability to return cards from the graveyard to the deck, deal burn damage to the opponent, increase ATK, which is quite good. Its Fusion basically has the same effect but better. We can select up to nine monsters in the graveyard, including the opponent's graveyard, which is why sending cards to the graveyard is so important. Deal damage to the opponent equal to the number of monsters selected multiplied by 200. Ideally, we would select all nine of those cards, clear the opponent's graveyard, maybe return some of our cards to the deck, which is important so we can draw them and reactivate the skill, deal 1800 burn damage to the opponent, which is a lot, and then we would gain 1800 ATK, which brings us to 4700 ATK, which is an extremely high attack stat.

So between 1800 burn damage and hitting 4700 ATK, we have a lot of damage to try to deal and try to OTK our opponent, which is what this deck does best.

Dragon's Inferno (x0-3)

Counter Backrow

Curse of the Rising Light (x2-3)

This card is really strong because we want to flip our opponent's monsters, because of Blue Fang so we can destroy them, and also because we want to deal damage to our Fusion bosses.

The only problem with this card is that the opponent must have one or more cards in their hand. As we go on, players may get smarter, they may try to counter this card by keeping it in their hand, and if they do, the value of this card may decrease. But for now, it's absolutely awesome.

Meta traps

Widespread Ruin : For our Trap Legend card, we play Widespread Ruin . Now we don't have any one-limit cards in our main deck, and that's because we already have a one-limit card in our Extra Deck. This means we can't play Pot of Greed , we can't play Compulsory Evacuation Device . So we have chosen Widespread because Widespread It's really good to play with this deck.

Trap Hole Not very useful in this deck as there are ways to completely ignore it. Striping Wyvern can summon one of our bosses, then we Fusion and Trap Hole can't interact with that. So we chose Widespread Ruin for this, although it is a bit disadvantageous in the match with Light Galaxy .

Monster Reincarnation (.)

Why there is no Spell Legend card

We don't have any Spell Legend cards, and the reason is that the only card I think I can play is Monster Reincarnation . This deck, while having some pretty good ways to stack cards and generate a lot of value, often finds itself without extra cards. So I don't really like using that card, but it can be a very good way to get a boss monster back into your hand to activate an ability. So if you're going to play a Spell Legend card, I think Monster Reincarnation is your best bet.

Extra Deck

Red-Boot Enhanced Boost Dragon and Red Boot Enhanced Boost Dragon (x1)

The main boss of the deck. This is how we will win most of the games, and this card is limited to one. Burn damage + huge ATK.

Blue Tooth Enhanced Burst Dragon and Blue-Fang Enhanced Burst Dragon (x2)

Our backup boss is Blue Fang Enhanced Burst Dragon . This card is much weaker than Red Boot , because Red Boot is basically how we're going to try to end the game. This is our main damage dealer, our finisher. Enhanced is more of a control tool.

How to play in practice

How does this deck play in practice? We've talked about the gameplay loop. Basically, you have to find a boss monster. If we don't find one of these six cards, we don't really do anything but set three monsters and pray. If we find a boss monster, we can go full combo, trying to OTK our opponent with Enhanced Red Boot . If we're stuck with Blue Fang and no Red Boot , we can still do some decent plays. We can flip our opponent's monsters, destroy them, summon Enhanced Burst Dragon , try to remove their cards, and try to deal damage. But usually, we're not going to OTK with Enhanced Burst Dragon. We're going to try to break some things, try to flip some things, deal a little damage, make a big play, and try not to get OTK'd on the counter. And sometimes that's enough.

Overview

Overall, I would say that this deck is really strong. It's incredibly consistent at taking down opponents. Again, all we have to do is find one of those six cards. When it's played properly, it does really, really well, and it's probably one of the strongest decks in the game right now. I will say that it's not my favorite deck, and that's because there aren't many interesting decision points. You're basically just playing the same combo every time and hoping that it wins. Every once in a while, you'll run into a Trap Legend when you try to attack with Red Boot Enhanced Dragon , and it'll get blocked, and you'll lose the game. We could play backrow break cards to try to prevent that, but I think you need a minimum number of monsters for the deck to work the way you want, so we don't have those here, but that could be an option. But overall this is a great deck, really really strong not really my favorite deck because it's not my favorite playstyle but very very strong. So if you're looking for a deck that's going to be really strong, win really fast, I would say this is the deck for you.

High Tech Dragons (Rush Duel&#39;s Red-eyed Phake) Guide