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Executive: Alright, guys, we need ideas! Our next tutorial is teaching the viewers that you need more than playing logically, you also need to engage in psychological warfare against your opponent. But the kid's friendly example for that can be done in less than 2 minutes. What should we add to make up for the rest of the episode?

Staff: Oh, I know. Let's just repeat all the other tutorials, down to the very basics.

Executive: Hey, we already did that for 10 episodes. Won't that be redundant?

Staff: Don't worry, Sir. We all know YGO fans are braindead people with goldfish memory. Why would you think Vrains made recap for every 5 episodes?

Executive: Hm, makes sense. Alright, carry on!

Vrains did recap not because they think the fans were braindead but because they needed to gain time because of budget and such problems. Do not even compare Vrains with this utter trash child show that knows they have nothing but brainless kids as their fans who needs every little insignificant info told to them for 2 times to understand

I know that, bro. The joke is that the current staffs misinterpret the purpose for Vrains recap, making them the real braindead people.

Totally agreed, Vrains was a Masterpiece and the last one at that! After that, Yugioh went down the dumps.

Also, not sure you guys noticed, but the female leads have now started winning almost every one of their games in recent Yugioh series. This proves that the producers were actually scared by the female audience's complaints about th series being misogynistic. Honestly, such cowards!

I dunno, their execution of not just the female leads but the supporting cast in general I find to be the best thing about these new shows. While everything after DM made better use of the supporting cast, there was always that point where they would be tossed aside and reduced to the MC's cheer squad. Sometimes it would be the earlier episodes, sometimes a later arc would feel that they've developed enough and don't need anymore attention, but it would always happen at some point. (And I've already ranted enough about how Zexal completely wasted most of Yuma's friends) At the very least, the newer shows aren't doing that. I just wish they didn't feel the need to sacrifice the serious dark story lines to make that happen. You don't need to do that, guys. You can keep the supporting cast relevant and still tell good stories. It's possible.

I like sevens a lot because everyone is a competent duelist, like if you look back at GX how many times would bastion or alexis be in an episode just spectating?

it's not that "female characters win more because they're scared of criticism" no, for the first time in forever perhaps the writers actually likes these side characters and want to make stories around them

I wouldn't say that Zexal wasted Yuuma's friends as they were never important to begin with. The important characters except for Yuuma and Astral were Shark and Kaito, both being important characters through the show and Shark being arguably one of the best rivals/antagonist in all of Yugioh.

Vrains is one of the worst shows so far and Sevens was far superior after the first few episodes. It had a lot of heart while Vrains had none.

Bruh, do you even know what a heart is? What part of this show has any 'heart'? Where each character shows either half interest in the game or the fact that Yuudias is the only character determined enough to work hard to become strong? Do you name 'heart' the show's repetitive pattern of multiple duel tutorials, instead of hard worked content and a better plot? Even the authors don't show any heart anymore at this point. The Yugioh series fell just as bad as Beyblade with its Burst series.

REAL HEART, was in Season 1 where Yugi and his friends were fighting the shadow realm villains and rare hunters, where they were on the journey to collect the Millennium artefacts to restore Yami's memories or where Yami confronted Joey (disputed as the best duel between BFFs EVER)! REAL HEART was in Season 2 as well, where you can see Jaden Yuki and his almost maniacal love for duelling as nobody has ever seen before and an entire ACADEMY built specifically for duelling with dedicated teachers that prepared the main cast to face the world of pros and make their dreams come true! EVEN VRAINS, had more heart with Yusaku hating the evil organisation ran by Revolver and the torture he went through in which he could only escape through duelling and never losing a match! And I can give even more examples from the other seasons, but you catch my drift...

These series from Sevens are all PATHETIC! The children from the main cast don't even dedicate to duelling as much as the previous casts did in their generation. There are too man scenes that are simply redundant to the point where you can even skip episode. The rivals are not seriously made at al: you got a kapa boy, a Chupacabra weirdo, a robot like maid wearing black, a police officer with a cat deck, etc... Too many unserious variables and not even properly explained or developed! So no, this series and the previous one lack a lot of things, especially HEART!

If you would use your brain for a second and read what I wrote instead of ranting you would notice that I was talking about SEVENS. Go Rush!! is at the moment utter trash and I won't defend it at all for now.

I also never said SEVENS was the only show with heart, DM and especially GX had a lot too, I was only saying VRAINS had none and I stand by that. Playmaker not losing a single duel is a huge flaw of the show, even worse than 5Ds.

Not every show has to be serious and/or needs to have stakes as high as the fate of the world. SEVENS was more of a kids show, it was less serious, it was more goofy at times, the duels were simpler most of the times (they are rush duels after all), the ending was rushed as hell but one problem did it not have, a lack of heart and this is why SEVENS is better than VRAINS. (also it had a better used cast and not an op mc)

VRAINS was better BECAUSE it had high stakes and was serious. If you think goofy children duels like the ones in SEVENS means having heart, you may need to read the definition in any dictionary. Taking something serious IS having heart. There is no further explanation to this: you either duel to win (for any important reason) or you just lose. But its not just about fun, its a serious deal here.

Neither does having high stakes nor being serious mean that the story is good, the characters are well written, the duels are enjoyable or that it has heart. You're the one that obviously has no idea what having heart means.
VRAINS general story however was never really the problem, the characters were, Revolver was pretty much the only good character (throughout the Ignis arc at least).
There are dozens of points you can criticize about SEVENS, but again, a lack of heart isn't one of them.

And do I have to remind you what happend to Juudai thanks to all these high stake duels he HAD to win? First he became Haou and even after overcoming this and fusing with Yubel he still had a major crisis in the first half of the last arc. This doesn't mean that GX or Juudai are badly written (quite the opposite in fact), but what a lack of fun and overly seriousness can do to you, i.e. losing your heart.

It's pretty hilarious you think Sevens is superior to Vrains because you think Sevens had heart which Vrains apparently didn't have. I guess you didn't notice Earth sacrificing himself for Aqua. Or Akira sacrificing himself so Playmaker can defeat both Spectre & Bohman. Or Ai giving up his life for Playmaker. Or Playmaker going thru another lost incident so he can get Ai back. Or Baira restoring the lives the knight of hanoi took in Vrains. Or Soulburner taking on Bohman for what happened to Playmaker. Or Playmaker freeing Ai after he beat Revolver. Or Playmaker defeating Revolver the first time, so that he can Aoi Zaizen back. Did we get to see stuff like that in Sevens?

You also said Playmaker not losing a duel is a huge flaw. But you seem to have forgotten that he was a lost incident victim. And he had to duel non-stop ever since he was a young kid. So it makes sense that he's pretty much unbeatable. I rather have a Yugioh protagonist like that than Yuga, who lost the most compared to every other protagonist so far. And that is Bridge's first Yugioh protagonist. It's pretty sad

That Brave Max duel is still the best tutorial on psychological warfare to date.

And once again we are back with duel tutorial 101 with overused gag comedy.

This comment section is so toxic, learn to relax and chill.

I'm not being toxic, I'm just stating facts in my comment.

This comment section It's better than the sevens one at least when it first started

Doubt it be possible. Here they can be as toxic without any sort of repercussions.

What an utter disgrace to Yugioh. 11 episodes and they still do all this utterly idotic and boring tutorials LOL Even they know that only brainless fools would actually enjoy this show so they have to explain every single insignificant thing to them because they don't have enough IQ to understand otherwise

ah yes, actually teaching the viewers who have probably never played or heard of the game is truly a "utter disgrace to yugioh"! we're only 11 episodes in, wait until the show is over to flood the comments with your god awful yugiboomer takes.

"god awful yugiboomer takes" At least we never needed 11 episodes of tutorials. Hoshimiya is right. You're just a fanboy

not really. if all you're gonna do is shit on the show just cause of a tutorial then stop watching. its literally JUST a tutorial. id rather have that then them barely even explain it at all like how they did in they did in the master duel format animes. ive learned more from this than any of the "tutorials" from the other shows 😭. im tired of some of the tutorials too but they did clarify in a interview it was going to be a bunch of them to appeal to new audiences and this episode was pretty funny so ill let it slide.

We didn't have just one just tutorial. We've had 10 tutorials. That is so sad. The writers must think the only people that are watching this are a bunch of braindead people who've never seen a single Yugioh episode, despite the fact that rush duels have been successful in Japan for the last two years. What were the writers thinking? I'm pretty sure kids don't need tutorial after tutorial either. I was a young kid too, when DM first aired. Yet I didn't need tutorial after tutorial. Pathetic. Enjoy the tutorials

The Master Duels had no fault in you being a dumbass. Read more books before attempting to be human and play a card game of 'strategy'.

so what? its a master duel anime so they atleast should teach me a bit more about the game that i may not know about. thats why i like the tutorials in go rush because it actually teaches people full game for once and its pretty funny at times.

They do... at the beginning in the first episode, Tea described the rules of the game when Yugi was teaching Joey how to play DM. Did you miss that scene? It was literally right after the intro. Also, how hard is it to have an observation sense and notice for example that the higher ATK monster will beat the lower ATK monster and the difference is subtracted from your life points. And that is just an example...

Do you actually depend on the anime alone to teach you rules that you should know already considering how long the game has been around for? If so, that's pretty sad. I guess you don't know that each starter and structure deck contains a rulebook. Which btw, would be the last place I'd look for tips and rules about the game. Guess you didn't know you can also look up the rules online either. Or get a friend to help out if you really need help that badly.

I also like to point out that it's funny you like the tutorials for rush duels considering rush duels are nothing but a oversimplified version of the main game. Studio Gallop didn't waste 11 episodes going over tutorials yet it wasn't a problem, even though the game was much more advanced than rush duels could ever be

ofc i wouldn't depend on the anime to fully teach me the game but the least they could have did was show most of the basics than just the new summoning mechanic of that series. good god you sound like a miserable asshole XD. average gallop fanboy!

Apparently telling you the most obvious things makes you "sound like miserable asshole XD" Well anyways, do you really need each anime to go over stuff you should already know considering how long the game has been around for? If so, you must be a slow learner. Guess you got accustomed to Studio Bridge treating you like an eight year old child who needs so many tutorials after another.

Each anime did go over stuff but they didn't spend 11 episodes to explain things the average viewer should know already. And it was never an issue, even though the game back then was so much more advanced than rush duels could ever be.

"Average gallop fanboy!" Wow. You're absolutely a genius.

Pitiful excuses. First of all they explained majority of the stuff this episode BEFORE so even If you wanted to argue that there was no need to basically recap everything all over again unless they think their watchers are brain dead.

Secondly I literally watched Yugioh DM when I was a freakin ELEMENTARY schooler and I did not need 11 episode of basic ass tutorials to explain every single insignificant and easy to understand detail to me to understand what is going on. If you think that this is fine you are just a fanboy.

Almost EVERY yugioh season did a bit of tutorial like explanation to make new watchers understand things but NEVER to this extent. We are god damn 11 episodes into the show, a normal anime would be nearing FINAL right now and yet this disgrace trash of a show is still trying to explain the most basic stuff that they already explained or could have explained in 1-3 episodes.

The Main game is much more advanced than the shitty rush duels can ever be and yet they never did 11 episode of tutorial and it was never a problem. So none of your excuses hold any weight you are just a kid who can't admit this trash kid show is well aware that all of its fans are stupid and can't understand anything unless they explain it over and over again LOL

Hoshimiya is right. Not just that, but if fans really wanted to learn the game, they should start from the Duel Monster series, not this one. Even Duel Academy did a better job explaining the game for the fans! Not to mention the action was more exhilarating and kept you wanting to find out more. Now, this is just past time yawning for those with half a brain or more.

Gx gave us one tutorial right? Well that's what the writers of Go Rush should have done. They could have given us one tutorial, for the sake of new viewers. They did that with Sevens, so why do they have to give us so many tutorials now?

not really with gx. the most they explained was how to summon monsters and or fusion summon. they never mentioned about how chains work and some other stuff thats in the tcg.

It is true that GX took shortcuts on the rules, but that's bcs the producers expected fans to have learned the rules from the first series. And they did reminders every lesson and episode now and then. You just need to figure out when are they referring to the rules in the middle of the episode. Its just that easy.

That's what TCG needs to address on: reliance on DM pandering and Yugiboomers, I mean older fans.

Yugiboomers? You're so original

This from the person who uses this series as an outlet for what's wrong with Yugioh. Makes it hard to want sympathize let alone be involved with you at all.

Dude. I'm insulting this series Go Rush very specifically, not the entirety of Yu-Gi-Oh! Mr Original. So I have no idea where you got that sympathy thing from. Nor do I see how those two relate in any way. Good day Mr Original

So be it then. Hope you don't need to create another disqus account again or whatever happened.

Leave it to you to bring up something that doesn't relate to what we were just talking about. Well whatever. Good day

another tutorial? i guess it'll be the last one as it pretty much summarized everything they went over & used it as build up to yudias vs zwijo next episode. im not really mad about it as 90% of the comment section as it was pretty funny but, WOOOOO YUDIAS VS ZWIJO NEXT EPISODE LETS GOOOOO!!!

When I was young, like 9 years old. I came across a show called Yugioh, it was edgy, in comparison to other shows (pokemon, doraemon) I watched at that time, and I fell in love with it. Even though the 9 year old me did not understand some the nuance of the storytelling at that time, it was still a damm good time.

But somehow, Yugioh seems to have devolved, even though it is targeting a similar demographic, the show seems to have become more.... simple? Akin to something like Pokemon.

Is the children of today less..... intelligent than the children of yesteryear? Such that shows targeted at them needs to be dumb down for them? Or is it overprotective parents want to wash as much edginess from children programming as possible?

I just don't understand..... the 9 year old me enjoyed Yugioh, Gundam & Digimon even with its more mature storytelling. But today, we only get dumbed down Yugioh, a Gundam series that is no longer about interstellar warfare, but about building gunpla kit, a Digimon that feels more like Yokai Watch.

Meanwhile, if we just look at Shonen jump, the most popular recent series over there tends to have a slight edge in them. Like Demon Slayer, Hero Academia, Jujutsu Kaisen. And it has wide appeal to both young children to adults.

So really, is dumbing down shows even further than what a 9 year old me can already understand and enjoy necessary? Are we targeting 2 year old kids now?

And I learn how to play by having a friend teach me at that time, it only took 15mins and I know that game for a lifetime. So I don't understand why there is a need for 11 episodes of tutorial, is children that stupid today?

You literally ignored dark stuff as a yandere Digimon warping living people to turn into monsters, just for that boomer take?

And 9yo kids hardly cared about criticism of military industrial complex in Gundam , they liked because it was a mecha with a laser sword doing cool shit.

And Gundam actively had both the “serious” series and the “fanservice” gunpla kit.

And Master Rule Yugioh is so absurdly complex , that you had tribute , ritual , fusion , synchro , zyx, pendulum and Link Summons. With 40 cards in normal deck and another 15 cards in extra deck...all of that with VECTORS in link card to dictate where and how many cards to in your deck , with links and pendulum been constant modifiers , APART from Field Magic.

It’s so absurd that people spend 20min in turn 1 , to one hit kill their enemy IRL. And that you don’t spend less than $300 for a barely passable initial deck.

So, yes , it’s a bunch of 30s and 40yo with a boomer mentality that Konami can never make a simplified subseries of their card game , because kids cannot spend $500 in a f@ing card game just for some specific buildup. And that is so true , that Rush Duel is a success for the franchise , WITHOUT harming Master Rule

Okay this has to be the final tutorial episode, right... right?