Since there's a new YGO movie releasing next month here in the west, I thought it would be cool to dump the original manga which the movie is based off of. For those of you who only ever watched the anime, I highly recommend reading the manga as it's much darker and better written than the anime was imo. There's also none of the fillers you have to deal with. Since the movie is releasing on Jan 27, 2017, I will dump one volume a day leading up to its release.
1st time I ever caught this thread live. Are you doing Yugioh R after Battle City? Is it even canon?
Xavier Howard
Chapter 152
Robert Green
No plans to do R at the moment. I don't consider it canon.
Leo Jackson
I think that artist just liked long leggy women. Anzu was drawn with a very short skirt and long legs throughout the entire YGO R manga.
Christopher Cooper
...
Gavin Hughes
...
Benjamin Ramirez
Yugi's deck is way more consistent in Battle City than it was in DK. It actually feels like it's the same deck in every duel. The anime just continued to throw in random cards, especially with Doma.
Jayden Martin
What a shocker, paper cards can be easily replicated.
I never understood the whole "you can't attack on the same turn you fusion summon a monster" thing. Especially since almost every duel after it ignored it with the Quick Attack card
Brandon Clark
...
Zachary Brooks
Chapter 154
Ethan Ramirez
I think it's based off the summoning sickness rule from MtG since the author is fond of that game. Anime probably thought that was too boring for kids so they included that quick attack card to show the monsters in action.
Camden Campbell
...
Lincoln Rivera
...
Samuel Reyes
...
Oliver Cooper
...
Brayden Fisher
...
Juan Nguyen
...
David Ramirez
...
Landon Thompson
...
Nicholas King
>each player may play one card Mistranslation? Because they break the rule the very next page.
Grayson Hall
That was a quick win.
Juan Anderson
Chapter 155
Thomas Lewis
...
Camden Gomez
...
Bentley King
Honestly, I prefer the version in the anime where the Rare Hunter is forced to play one of the Legs of Exodia to not lose and then Yugi activates the trap.
Austin Ortiz
...
Elijah Hughes
Face-down isn't considered "playing". You can set as many as you want face-down, except monsters. I found a bunch of old forums awhile ago. Apparently, people thought this duel was written in response to people playing Exodia decks in real life (You're the weakest!).
Austin Nelson
...
Jason Bailey
...
Andrew Bailey
...
William Baker
That's understandable and all, but then Yugi mentions he can't summon a monster if he puts Chain Destruction face down here
Christian Cox
...
Henry Ortiz
Battle City is when the anime truly shined with the duels.
Owen Murphy
...
Levi Murphy
...
Ayden Kelly
Chapter 156
Ian Martinez
...
Landon Campbell
...
Wyatt Rogers
...
Owen Wright
Why does Ryuzaki still think he's hot shit when he always loses?
Ethan Jones
...
Connor White
...
Colton Hernandez
...
Carson Baker
...
Angel Mitchell
In YGO R they explained it as you can only play 1 magic and 1 trap card in a turn. This adds up with Joey's duel with Roba, where he clearly plays Graceful and Skull dice in the same turn as well as a monster It's way more consistent in the anime.
Is his sister canon? will she appear in the manga? I remember that the hospital scene was very touching, and I loved the relationship between the sibling a lot.
Julian Sanders
...
Josiah Lopez
>Pegasus J. Crawford The English version used his dub name, though, and these sound effects are definitely Viz. Not that I'm surprised.
Luke Perry
...
Hunter Lee
>canon She was mentioned in Duelist Kingdom, and she shows up later, yes.
Bentley Ross
...
Christian Hernandez
...
Connor Taylor
...
Owen Mitchell
Chapter 159
Liam Nelson
...
Jordan Thomas
>dub music I thought they were going to leave that shit alone since it's cheeper to leave it in that to put in the dub ost. I want my "Passionate Duelist" and "God's Anger".
Brody Gonzalez
...
Andrew Anderson
...
Lincoln Reyes
Great move by Takahashi to show the new tribute mechanic by using Jo's clumsiness
Charles Rivera
They're using songs from the dub, just like how the movie uses songs from the Japanese dub. The difference is that the English version will just be redone, while the Japanese version was orchestral. It's the same as the new Digimon movies using the English theme instead of the awesome remixes. Come to think of it, if Dragon Ball was still being marketed to kids, those two movies would probably have had their score replaced with rock music.
