Should i trade my evil hero malicious fiend and elemental hero grand neos for 2 cyber dagons?

Question

the person is also giving me polymerization

Answer 1

all i have to say is that, i would! fusions aren't much to me in a yugioh deck, but cyberdragons are. most decks run 2 cybers, and most decks don't run any fusions, i would go for it, but it is still up to your decision!

good luck,

hope this helps!

Answer 2

NOOOOOOO    Your cards are worth a lot more. They are both really rare. You could easily sell them and get like 6 Cyber dragons. Also if you just get a few jaden yuki booster packs number 1 then you will get a polymerization. IT'S A COMMON. So basically dont trade them.

Answer 3

just to tell you, if you mean malicious form champion pack, then it's worth 30$.  but on the other hand, grand neos could be 5-10 only. and since poly is worthless, what kind cyber are you talking about here? the ultimate rare or the super or the gold or the rare?

if one of more ultimate then, you are getting more, if you, you're getting a little less, but not too much.

Answer 4

Thats a great deal for U. If the cyber dragons are from tins its not worth a lot. Same for elemental hero grand neos

Answer 5

it all depends really. are you going to build a deck with them.do you need them for a deck.it really is up to you in the end.

Answer 6

Well it depends.  Well both E-Heroes are pretty useless and it depends on which Cyber Dragons it is.  There are so many different variations of Cyber Dragon it's hard to give you a correct answer on this.  The way i see it, this is a great deal for you no matter which Cyber Dragons you are getting.  However, the only way it really wouldn't be worth it for you is if the Grand Neos is the original Secret Rare and not the Tin version.  In that case you would need a crappy version of Cyber Dragon and the other would have to be the original Cyber Dragon or the Zane alternate art Cyber Dragon in order for the trade to be somewhat even.

Answer 7

sell them you will get soo much money and polymerization's so common