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Riomhaire, you bastard.
Yugioh Abridged is the only way to go.
Yeah, screw card battle games!My favorite was the one where Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Digimon all entered the arena in a three way battle to the death, and they were all crushed by my judgmental gaze.
D:judgmental gaze.
lol never.Kids... Next you'll say you like Naruto. :hmph:
Did you accept?I remember several years ago when I was maybe 15 and well out of the Pokemon / card game craze, a little kid I had never seen before in my neighborhood came up to me and timidly challenged me to a Yu Gi Oh duel, I about shit myself laughing.
Riomhaire, you bastard.
Yugioh Abridged is the only way to go.
This.Even as an anime fanatic I am still freaked out here
The side story manga Yu-Gi-Oh! R is also not entirely immune. When Yakou Tenma shows up for the first time and challenges Yugi to a Duel, Yugi pulls out Saint Dragon - The God of Osiris and it seems the duel is over. Yakou responds with his own trump card, The Devil's Avatar, which turns into a doppleganger of Osiris and takes it - and Yugi - out in one hit. Interestingly enough, the card text on Avatar is missing, and for good reason: when we finally see it later, we learn that the above scenario would have been impossible. Avatar's ATK and DEF become equal to the ATK of the strongest monster on the field plus one (not too dissimilar from the real-life card, which adds 100 instead): if this were the case, Avatar's attack would still have left Yugi with 3999 out of 4000 Life Points remaining. Hardly an instant victory.
[The aforementioned monster throw. To go into more detail, Yami/Yugi has his dragon-riding medieval knight with twin lances get launched by a literal Catapult Turtle into a flying castle. This destroys the castle's levitation ring, causing it to fall slowly, yet not break the force-field around it, crushing all of the monsters inside, and randomly dealing enough Life Point damage to win the game. I Am Not Making This Up.[ /QUOTE]
Using a huge monster (Giant Soldier of Stone) to strike the moon, which was not a monster but an image of a magic card that alters the battlefield... this caused the tide to go out even farther than it was when there wasn't a moon at all, beaching the opponent's sea monsters.
dear god i would give my right arm to write something that horribly awesome.
oh and Digimon > Pokemon > Yu-Gi-Oh
fact.
Pokemon TCG for the win. Yu-Gi-Oh can die.