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I think it's obvious the person that gave Yudias his duel disk and cards is most likely going to be Yuga

yes i think so too.this goha yuuna is so violent,hitting poor skyfish so many times.how did someone like her become president?is yuuna related to yuga seeing she used his sevens road?

it seems uts' job is now complete since they found their target,they can go report to london...if only they can move.why did london contract them to find her anyway?seems like yuamu played her cards wrong this time.staking all their dp n dueldisk on the duel?is what yuuna able to provide them in the event of her loss so great that they're obliged to stake so much?

according to how tall it is its otes i think ops i forgot there the same person otes is the future yuga that sort of lost hope in humanity

the Otes is Yuga theory hasn't been confirmed yet also it's been over 50 years I doubt Yuga as an adult is going to be the same size he was in sevens

err...u sure this season is 50 years after sevens?where did it state that?

we have old men and women with sevens character appearances but different names. Meaning that unless it's a different universe (which it almost certainly is), it's been long enough for the sevens characters to have had kids, and for their kids to have become old.

With Yuna using Yuga's ace monster i wonder who Yuga ended up with.

Okay, I'm now convinced this is GX for Rush Duels.

Don't you 'dare' compare the masterpiece that was GX to this garbage.

I acknowledge GX as the Guilty Pleasure season where it's fine to enjoy it if you accept the many flaws. Still won't ever gloss over:
-Jaden (being reliant on him winning to his character turning 180°, even if because self-reflecting over his actions)
-usage of the supporting cast (too many one-offs, current ones get sidelined for new people upon each season, serve as fodder just to glorify Jaden )
-Season 4 (probably should include 4Kids alongside too.)

Well I’ll take GX over anything Bridge creates any day. At least Jaden was able to be taken seriously as a Yugioh protagonist. Unlike Yuga who lost the most duels compared to every other protagonist we’ve had so far

Yuuga losing so many duels (almost a third) did not hurt his character at all, I would even argue it's the opposite. Yuuga was never supposed to be the ultimate duelist and (partly because of that) had quite different character traits than other protagonists so far. Was he therefore a bad protagonist? no not at all and I would even rank him quite high.

A bad protagonist? Not necessarily. But he lost more than any other protagonist we've had so far. Which is sad. Because beating the protagonist in a serious duel use to be an accomplishment. But now, its nothing. Beating the protagonist is no big deal.

You also have to remember we are talking about Yu-Gi-Oh! here. Yu-Gi-Oh! means king of games. So Yuga can't be the king of games if he's losing all the time. Dylan from YGO Everything said he didn't win a duel for 5 months straight. Which is just insane. How is he suppose to be the king of games after having so many losses? I just can't take him seriously as a Yu-Gi-Oh! protagonist. Especially when you consider the fact that he didn't win for 5 months

Alright, he had a rather long streak without a win with 5 months and 3 losses in a row (against Luke, Tiger and Roa), but what does it matter, why does the protagonist even have to win all the time?
Yuuga was more a "king of games" along the lines of carving the road of a new era (Rush Duels) which was well executed imo. Luke on the other hand was supposed to be the one that wins every duel, which he did but that was a problem of its own and he was overall the worst executed character of the series.

I agree with what you said about Luke being the worst executed character. But that has nothing to do with what we are talking about. So its pointless to bring him up.

Why does protagonist have to win all the time you ask? They don’t have to win every single duel. But it’s like I’ve said, this series is called “King of games!” Every protagonist from DM-VRAINS were serious and talented duelists. They’ve earned the title “King Of Games” And once someone beat them in a serious duel, it was an accomplishment and made that person a lot more threatening. But now, it’s nothing. Beating the MC in a serious duel means nothing now. And it’s sad. Now anyone could beat the MC and it won’t mean anything. And that’s not what I should be expecting from a series called “King Of Games” You would think Yuga would live up to the title. But no, he lost too much. And I can’t take him seriously, let alone a Yu-Gi-Oh! protagonist.

So you say Yuga is the king of games “along the lines of carving the road of a new era” but that absolutely means nothing. And not sure how that relates to being the king of games at all. Anyone could’ve carved this new era. But since he’s the MC, he’s the one who did it. Guess the writers had to make him special in that way since they probably had the intentions of him losing so much. He can’t be a good protagonist if he loses consistently. So what else do we got to give him since he’s the MC? Make him be the one who carves the road of a new era. Yeah thats great

Luke being a poorly executed character is obviously important to this whole argument, because he was the stand-in for the always winning protag. If he was well executed I would simply point to him and say villains beating him are the real deal... but he never lost.

You're not really adding anything, you're basically saying the same, "a Yugioh protagonist has to win because I say it should be like that" also most of Yuuga's losses were against his friends so those wouldn't even matter for your argument. Let's look at his other losses, one vs. Nail, which he won against in their rematch; one against Asana, which he also won against in their rematch; one against Yuuou, which he also won against in their rematch; and one against Tiger. Three of those four were against the main antagonist of their respective arcs and all 3 rematches were won.
Is it the worst track record of a protag so far? Yes, most only had about 1-2 serious losses but in the end it's not even that much.
Also boiling a whole character down to his wins/losses is ridiculous and a disservice to one of the better Yugioh protags so far.

Actually bringing up Luke is irrelevant. Because he’s not the only one who beat Yuga. You might as well point out every single person who’ve beaten Yuga in a duel if you are gonna mention Luke.

And I haven’t said “A yugioh protagonist has to win because I say it should be like that” You have to remember, this series is called “King Of Games” Every protagonist lived up to that title. Except for Yuga. What’s the point of calling “King Of Games” if our new Yugioh protagonist is losing consistently? If you could lose consistently and still be the king of games, then why isn’t that the case with every Yugioh protagonist from DM all the way to VRAINS? Why didn’t every protagonist lose consistently, and was still allowed to be called the “king of games” ?? Or is the “king of games” suppose to be losing consistently? It doesn’t matter if he lost to his friends or not. The fact that he still lost the most compared to every protagonist we’ve had so far still stands. The losses are still there. And thats why I can’t even take him seriously as a duelist, let alone a Yugioh protagonist. He couldn’t even beat Otes using cards he received from his friends. Which is just hilarious.

You bringing up duels he won does not mean we have to forget all the times he lost as a Yugioh protagonist. It’s like I’ve said, the losses still stand. And they are still there. And of course Yuga is going to win some duels. Because he is Sevens’ Yugioh protagonist. So we expect him to win some duels.

As for your last statement, it’s not a disservice at all. I’m just pointing out his flaws as a Yugioh protagonist. Or am I not allowed to criticize and point out his flaws? Btw it does have to do with his wins and losses. Because he is a Yugioh protagonist, from an anime called “King Of Games” Or are you saying wins and losses have nothing to do with the title “King Of Games” And if thats the case, I would love to hear how they don’t relate to one another.

“Better Yugioh protagonist” HA. Thanks for the laugh. Statistically, he is the worst. And this is the first time I couldn’t take a Yugioh protagonist seriously. And its all thanks to Studio Bridge

I can only repeat myself, Luke is not irrelevant because he is the stand-in for the always winning protag, for that it does not matter in the slightest if he has even a single duel against Yuuga or not. You could even argue that Luke is even a stand-in for the king of games (duels) as he was the one that won the tournament. If he was just executed better most of your points would be even more irrelevant than they already are.

But you're saying precisely that, he should win almost all the time because he's the protag of Yugioh, you're just deciding it should be like that. The other protags not losing as much is irrelevant, they have nothing to do with Sevens or with Yuuga.
The only time Yuuga was called King of Duels is at the very end (after also finally winning against Luke):
"When the moon is full enough to be hardly recognizable. A Duelist will carve open a new path and guide the world as the King of Duels."
which would support my argument that him carving the road of a new era is what is more important.

You're ignoring everything that defines his character and only focus on his track record to justify not taking him serious and that is a disservice. You can point out every flaw in his writing, what you're doing however isn't that, you are simply saying he is bad because he lost too much, you are not even trying to explain why it is a flaw in writing that he lost those duels, you simply repeat over and over again your stupid "reasoning" of him being the protag of Yugioh means he has to win, you're not adding a single point to your argument, you're only making yourself look stupid.

I doubt you're that stupid that you thought I was meaning better in terms of his duel skills, so spare me the taunt. There are points to be made for and against every protag, but he is at least better than Yuusaku and Yuusei and the track records of all three are no coincidence in that.

“You’re just deciding it should be like that” Not at all. This series is called “Yu-Gi-Oh!” Or “King Of Games” Which you seem to have forgotten. All protagonists from DM-VRAINS lived up to that title. They earned the “king of games” title. If the protagonist was allowed to lose consistently and still be the “king of games” then why didn’t the protagonists from DM-VRAINS lose consistently like Yuga did? Because apparently, you can lose consistently and still be considered the “king of games” Please enlighten me please. It’s hard for me to take Yuga seriously as a Yugioh protagonist, considering how long he went without any wins. Not to mention he couldn’t even beat Otes using his friends cards. Or the fact that Yuga lost so much, that beating the protagonist now means nothing. And its no big deal, whereas it use to be an accomplishment. But now, anyone can beat the MC in a duel. And its no big deal.

“You’re only making yourself look stupid” Such an opinion. But im simply pointing out Yuga’s consistent losses as a Yugioh protagonist. After all, we are talking about a series called “king of games” You said he’s the king of games because he carved a new era. But that doesn’t mean anything. Anyone could’ve done the same thing. Theres nothing to Yuga’s name other than the fact that he is the who started this Rush duel thing. Which is just hilarious btw. Because he started rush duels, yet he lost so much. Yeah what a joke he is. This is the 20th anniversary “King of games” protagonist for you.

“But he is at least better than Yuusaku and Yuusie” the Sevens fanboy in you needs to realize this is only your opinion. And not a fact. But at least both Yusaku and Yusei were serious and talented duelists who were able to win a good majority of their duels.

As for Yugas character, he’s nothing but a goofball. But that’s to be expected since he’s in elementary school. And there’s not much to him other than the fact that he started Rush duels. When it comes to being a yugioh protagonist, he just can’t be taken seriously

You're like a broken record, you're repeating the same empty lines over and over again, barely anything you say has a sliver of reasoning behind it.

It's almost funny how you're so unable to comprehend what you're even saying all the time. YOU are deciding for yourself what a protagonist of Yugioh has to be, YOU are deciding he has to be a good duelist to be a good character and YOU are deciding that the symbolic title that is "King" has to be about winning all the time.
Even if Sevens didn't had another interpretation of that title, there is no inherent need for it to be about winning nor does the protagonist even have to have that title, the series having the name "Yugioh" as reasoning is a flawed argument even as far back as in DM, the real King of Games was only a thing in Yugioh 0 (/original manga).

The depth of a character is not decided by his streak of wins and you repeating that over and over again like it's the most important thing ever is simply embarassing. Yuusei and Yuusaku winning all their duels is way more of an objective flaw in their writing than Yuuga losing a few too many, that has nothing to do with being a fanboy, which I'm not even in the first place (Sevens is my #5).

Yes Yuuga is a goofball and Sevens overall is way more lighthearted than every other show so far but again, this is not inherently bad and if you would have accepted Sevens for what it wants to be (which I also only was able to after about 20 episodes) like you had to do with Yugioh in general you would have enjoyed it far more.
The biggest reason why you don't like Sevens or Yuuga is YOUR mindset.

Syn clearly puts way too much emphasis on the whole King of Duels thing. (which didnt really matter in Vrains...)

It was already explained in Sevens that the King of Duels in their World doesnt mean duelist with amazing duel record otherwise Luke would be the true King. Yuga's meaning in Sevens was always bigger than Luke's.

I agree on the supporting cast for most of the series, only Manjoume and most of the new cast in "season 3" (seasons don't exist btw) were properly used.
Don't know what you mean with Juudai thanks to that butchered sentence, but you're most likely wrong.
There is also nothing wrong with "season 4", well maybe it was a bit too short.

S4 Judai soured my experience towards his Hero's Journey as he felt like a different character. I much rather prefer Manga Judai because Winged Kuriboh got a central role and Masked HEROes.

Can't say anything about the manga.
GX as a whole and Juudai's character development specifically are a coming of age story. People change and some lose sight of what is important as they grow up.
His whole journey and development in the world of darkness and him accepting both Haou and Yubel in the end as part of himself cumulated in him losing sight of his more joyful self which has fun duelling even if the stakes are high. Him rediscovering that fun (and the choices for the future of the other characters) is what defines the 4th season and yes in the end his character is still somewhat different (but not entirely), he did grow up after all.

Shut up you have no right to talk female hater

You have no right to defend females if you are a MAN! Traitorous bastard!

hmm how is gx a masterpiece?to me the original was amazing..all the rest is just...cannot compare.didnt watch gx beyond a few episodes after seeing what a stark difference n expectation letdown.as for the remark u were replying to,ive no opinion.

This is Confilm when Yuhi said and not know anything about Seven Road = Yugaa cannot be his dad or anything relate to the two.

and i still believe Yugaa is the one who give the disk and some how End up in this Universe. He show up later i pretty sure about this

Seven road show up = Confilm Yugaa 100%

I skip a lot of episode but not this one.

And with this, our main protagonist has his first loss, setting up Goha Yuna to be a powerful opponent to be contested with (surprisingly this honor doesn't go to Zwijo). On top of that, Sevens Road Magician returns but this time as an opposing ace to defeat as well as the debut of equip spells in Rush Duel.

a broken spell card...

You're so stupid it's not even funny anymore...

Wow this episode blew me away that it was awesome since sevens road magician is back used by Goha Yuna and also Ranran knew about this when you lose every points.

Now THIS was a good duel. About time they bring the equip spells back and Goha Yuna already proved herself to be better than all the Gohas in Sevens.

And Yudias is now not undefeatable, There should be a fine balance for the win rate, never losing and losing too much are BOTH bad. Losing once every 20-25 episodes would provide a decent enough win rate to Yudias If this goes like this

Rare seeing you leave a positive comment here. I do agree that the loss is rather refreshing. Yuga lost so many times that it no longer did anything to hype up the villains and Luke won too many times that his duels got boring to watch. Goha Yuna is kind of what I wanted to see from all the Gohas in Sevens. Not just some side fodder that duel only once or twice aside from Goha Yuga.

Unlike what Sevens fan boys would want to accept I am not a hater for the sake of hating. I simply do not like cheapness, no plot shows or elementary school level comedy…. And many other things that Sevens was filled with and Go rush seemingly continues PLUS the idiotic amounts of tutorials

I am more than willing to accept If I like a duel or episode because again I do not hate anything for the sake of hating it

Anyway back to the matter what you said is EXACTLY it. Yuga lost too much that It was no longer possible to take his duels seriously, on the other hand Luke won too much that his duels were boring. Yudias was going strong till this point despite being new in Rush duels but He should have lost at one point and this was a suitable opportunity.

Now If He continues like this and only loses in certain times rather than all the time like Yuga, and hopefully end the show with 3-5 lose then I would consider his record ideal.

2 lose would be a bit too less but still acceptable, this being his only loss would be boring, 5 would be a bit above average but I can accept it (especially after Yuga) but anything above 6 would be much more than needed

it really wasn't many tutorials in sevens lol

I was talking about Go rush in particular in that point

Yes Luke won every duel except for the last one against Yuuga, which was bad, but I don't think it's a problem that Yuuga lost so many duels (8 out of 26) as him being a exceptionally good duelist wasn't even part of his character.

I don't think it hurt Yuga's own character too much or if at all. My problem was that him losing no longer hyped up the villains. Some of the main antagonists' first duel was against Yuga (Neil, Asana, Goha Yuo) but due to his lose streak, them winning over him did not help contextualize how powerful they were.

That is a legitimate argument, it could have easily been avoided though if Luke was the one who lost 1-2 duels over the course of the series instead.

Exactly. Imagine how much scarier Goha Yuo or Goha Yuga would've been if they were the first in the series to beat Luke.

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remindes me of my parents

I skipped many episodes but i had a good feeling this one was going to be fine

I especially love even when Yugias could've stopped the attack in SOME way, next turn Yuna would STILL have a counter trap in Dark Liberation to destroy Yugias's monsters... so he better gets an Equip Spell that counter that as well...

Actually Yudias could have won on turn 3, had he not summoned Galactica Oblivion, but Silver Seyfert instead. With that setup, he would have two monsters for a direct attack after using Flux Capacitor.