Introduction
Thunder Dragons have been a staple of the recent TCG meta game for well over a year now, and in Link Evolution – as of April 25th 2019, they continue to be one of the best decks to run on the competitive ladder due to cards such as Thunder Dragon Colossus which shuts down interaction from your opponent’s draws as well as Thunder Dragon Titan which allows you to pop multiple cards on the field per turn dependent on the amount of Thunder monsters’ effects you manage to activate (hint – in Thunder Dragons it’s a lot!)
| Card Name | Quantity | Deck Location |
|---|---|---|
| Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring | 2 | Main Deck |
| Batteryman Solar | 3 | Main Deck |
| Black Luster Solider – Envoy of the Beginning | 1 | Main Deck |
| Effect Veiler | 2 | Main Deck |
| Gem-Knight Amber | 2 | Main Deck |
| Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit | 2 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragon | 3 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragondark | 3 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragonduo | 1 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragonhawk | 3 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragonmatrix | 3 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragonroar | 3 | Main Deck |
| Allure of Darkness | 3 | Main Deck |
| Brilliant Fusion | 3 | Main Deck |
| Gold Sarcophagus | 1 | Main Deck |
| Instant Fusion | 3 | Main Deck |
| Thunder Dragon Fusion | 3 | Main Deck |
| Gem-Knight Prismaura | 1 | Extra Deck |
| Kaminari Attack | 1 | Extra Deck |
| Thousand-Eyes Restrict | 1 | Extra Deck |
| Thunder Dragon Colossus | 3 | Extra Deck |
| Thunder Dragon Titan | 3 | Extra Deck |
| Some Summer Summoner | 1 | Extra Deck |
| LANphorhynchus | 1 | Extra Deck |