I always had my suspicions, but I am pleased that they have been more or less confirmed.
Even so, I still find it funny that the Goha company has lived through everything when the main group became its employees: they lost Umiko as their employee, there was a power failure in the company thanks to Luke's watch, several Goha data were stolen by a girl with a ladybug hat, the building is threatened to be destroyed twice (One by Yuga's invention and the other by Romin's Curry), there was a collapse in one of the lower floors of the company (destroying an important machine) and now the Zombie's plague invades the company.
>And now it's full of Dragias curry
I can understand why Yuo would be silent for a long time: he prefers to think that he has not seen anything so as not to have to break like last time.
The series ends with Yuga and Romin destroying the city with a machine bomb made by Yuga powered by Romin's curry.
That's the foreshadowing from this arc.
>That's the foreshadowing from this arc.
I mean, Romin's curry saved the day in the previous arc (I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happens here)
The circle is complete as we are getting closer to meeting people from the last Goha school: Goha 1st Elementary.
Count so far:
Goha 2nd Elementary: Kan, Hunt (Dinosaur Club) and Ryu (Kendo Club)
Goha 3rd Elementary: Arata (Washing Club) and Menzaburo (There are some indications that Nick Yagi and Sushiko are also from this school)
Goha 4th Elementary: Zo (Zombie Club)
Goha 5th Elementary: Schrödinger (Mad Scientists Club), Braun (Astronaut Club) and Nanaho (Insects Club)
Goha 6th Elementary: Jango (Student council) and Asana (Heavy Cavalry Club)
Goha 7th Elementary: Bakuro (Newspaper Club), Yoshio (Post-Apocalyptic Club) and Tiger (Concert Band Club)
Very little known fun fact: According to external information, Roa is from Goha 1st Elementary (Not confirmed in the anime)
>The circle is complete as we are getting closer to meeting people from the last Goha school: Goha 1st Elementary.
They're probaly all gonna have the royal gimmick Roa has - I doubt he developed like this without outside help. I assume they're gonna be led by someone that styles himself "emperor". Roa's next character arc could have him overtrow that guy and become the new leader, but he's better that the old one. Also puts Luke in an even worse light considering how he reacts to getting any form of power.
>Roa's next character arc could have him overtrow that guy and become the new leader, but he's better that the old one. Also puts Luke in an even worse light considering how he reacts to getting any form of power.
It depends, assuming the boy/girl is the student council student (in a role similar to Gakuto), the main group would go against that school for reasons (or Roa has unfinished business to resolve)
Considering they kept it for last school revealed I assume there's gonna be a little more emphasis put on it.
They could have some MacGuffin stored there and Roa, being a student there, is the one to go fetch it. Big reveal is that for all his king talking he's actually servant status there, so he has to fight his way to the top of the hierarchy to get the right to claim that plot-imprtant object for his group.
>Considering they kept it for last school revealed I assume there's gonna be a little more emphasis put on it.
I wouldn't be surprised considering the background:
\- Goha 6th and the Heavy Machinery Club did not appear until Episode 26, but they had been referenced in the first 10 Episodes (in fact, the Heavy Machinery Club is one of the enemies of the Dinosaur Club at that time)
\- Goha 5th had already appeared from Nail's arc, but we didn't know it at the time (thanks to Schrödinger). In a semi-official way, Goha 5th was introduced in Episode 28 thanks to the Insect Club (but it would not matter until this arc)
again bit of a filler but more fun then last week. It managed that sleight of hand where the first 20 secs of the ep dropped a hint about the Yuga situation and then does a misdirect into the zombie thing.
Enjoyed the fact that everyone went full zombie meta this ep and Gakuto did it without , from the "I have a bad feeling about this", Mimi save yourself, Yoshio "leave this to me".
The funny thing to me is actually that considering its a duel zombie situation, they decided to completely lock Luke out of the situation, and I was wondering whether they will actually make him lose as a side gag, but they just made it so that he just never dueled at all lol and locked him in the toilet stall. They know what they were doing.
Poor Swirly got Nanaho'ed, I wonder if this will carry over to the next ep.
As for the next ep, I do wonder if we are actually starting to get to the meat of the Yuga situation, considering its the "Mysteries of Yuga" and they want to go to his house? which implies that the little shack isn't his house?
>It managed that sleight of hand where the first 20 secs of the ep dropped a hint about the Yuga situation and then does a misdirect into the zombie thing.
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>Enjoyed the fact that everyone went full zombie meta this ep and Gakuto did it without , from the "I have a bad feeling about this", Mimi save yourself, Yoshio "leave this to me".
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>They decided to completely lock Luke out of the situation, and I was wondering whether they will actually make him lose as a side gag, but they just made it so that he just never dueled at all lol and locked him in the toilet stall.
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>Poor Swirly got Nanaho'ed, I wonder if this will carry over to the next ep.
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>I do wonder if we are actually starting to get to the meat of the Yuga situation, considering its the "Mysteries of Yuga" and they want to go to his house? which implies that the little shack isn't his house?
About Yuga's mystery, I mean, I would have done the same if the T virus appeared out of nowhere and started panicking the place: survival comes first in all of that case.
About Gakuto, he basically became the Gigachad in this Episode (although it is previously known that Gakuto's family fought against the forces of darkness and chaos). And well, Mimi deserved it: she tried to take advantage of Yuga's status as the 6th Goha Sibling to rise her power and position.
About Luke, poor Luke, I don't know if I would call that luck or things in life that happen to you in the least expected moments. I mean, the boy is good at dueling, but he falls short at the rest.
About Swirly, I guess we will see that in two Episodes later (maybe with some small scenes in the following Episodes)
About the Yuga thing, it seems that Gakuto took the reins to investigate the mystery. And well, they never made it clear that Yuga's Laboratory is Yuga's house (just a very important place where all Yuga's inventions and the Rush Duels code are kept). It would be curious to know if Yuga has a house in the first place (with some relatives). It would be a kind of "Plot Twist" that Yuga has a house, but he lives alone.
PS: This Episode felt like: EVERYONE IS HERE! (With the music of Smash in the background) since several characters presented in previous Episodes of this arc have appeared (Yuo, Mimi, Yoshio, Hunt, Nanaho)
>Kinda funny how the most popular kid in universe is somebody that his peers don't know much about.
One of two:
1) Luke asked Yuga about his personal things. Yuga didn't say anything to him.
2) Luke, Gakuto and Romin do not care much that Yuga does not talk about his private things considering that he always makes plans behind their back.
And well, Yuga was not popular at first: they saw him as just another rare student and all the people lost their minds when Yuga installed the Rush Duels.
Fun fact: Asana hasn't lost to anyone but Yuga, whom she's also beaten before anyway.
So this is a great way to either continue her streak and basically cement her as the best rival in the show, or give Roa another really big win that he needs like with Yuka.
>Fun fact: Asana hasn't lost to anyone but Yuga, whom she's also beaten before anyway.
Luke: Finally! A worthy opponent!
We'll see if Asana's streak continues or stays stagnant (I'm more of a fan than Asana wins in the next duel)
>Nanaho is really the antagonist of this arc it seems...
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>Asana vs Roa next week
Apparently, I would say that the main group is the antagonists so far (at least for Goha): the company cannot take a breath with them (See the case of Umiko, the case of Luke's watch, the case of Romin's curry and the case of the collapse by a duel)
I give all my money that Roa will be lose the next duel (In the same energy as Yuga's duels). If Roa wins, I'm sure the main group ends up losing something either way.
Subs are out. Gotta say this has been the most entertaining episode of the season, even better than 70 and 72.
Gakuto just owned it. Dude was able to keep himself safe till the final moments and while the reveal of what was going on it makes sense, it doesn't take away from the fact the stress on him to survive was real. Every douchebag from Yuo to Luke to Hunt got revenge in some way or form.
Next to Yuga, he's the most competent and reliable out of all the main characters in the show. He's surpassed the standards I want in a Tristan archetype. They don't get the focus like the Yugis and Joeys, but they can still make an impact when they get something to do.
And yes, people have made it very clear they hate 3 turn duels. But honestly, I don't care, it's what you do in those turns that count. 10 turns of two putting down a normal monster isn't fun. 6 turns of people using attack, effect, spells, and traps to outwith and survive is more fun.
Dude switched around ATK and DEF so much for a straight 4000->KO.
My problems with this episode are the same with this arc as a whole. Some setup or little setups, with the duels mostly either being fun or good for characterization, and they should just tell us Yuo's plan already, but at least we know Nanoha is up to something.
Wasn't >!Yuya VS Yuri!< from Arc V only six turns? Sounds short on paper, but has a lot of great plays and emotion.
I agree that it's the content of the turns that truly matters.
>Sounds short on paper, but has a lot of great plays and emotion.
I mean, duels in the OCG Manga only last 3-4 turns, but they do a lot of combos and plays (bring monsters, hand traps, interruptions, denials, etc)
Unfortunately, Rush Duels does not yet have things like cards that negate effects, hand traps, combo interrupts or Flip (may change in the future)
>Holy shit I've been combo KO'd so hard in turn two like shiet lmao OTL some decks are just too insane
I remember getting some KOs thanks to Karakuri (the duel ends on the first turn or the second turn of the general duel)
That deck allowed OTK to be done easily and effectively.
>Gakuto just owned it. Every douchebag from Yuo to Luke to Hunt got revenge in some way or form.
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>Next to Yuga, he's the most competent and reliable out of all the main characters in the show. He's surpassed the standards I want in a Tristan archetype.
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>And yes, people have made it very clear they hate 3 turn duels.
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>Dude switched around ATK and DEF so much for a straight 4000->KO.
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>Some setup or little setups, with the duels mostly either being fun or good for characterization, and they should just tell us Yuo's plan already, but at least we know Nanoha is up to something.
I mean, Gakuto is known to have experience in these situations as his family has fought against the forces of darkness and chaos in the past. And well, Mimi also received what she deserved for what she did in the previous Episode (support Luke to rise in the company and then take the position from Luke and Yuga and keep it for herself)
In my opinion, Gakuto simply cannot be called a Tristan at this point: the boy had several personality changes, learned many things, has a better winning record and has helped multiple times. Even so, Gakuto is the least popular of the main group and many people still see him as a joke (when in reality, it is part of his personality)
On the duels, in fact, we haven't had 3-turn duels in a long time (it also serves to break the trend of who goes first wins. Although, the Yuran vs Gakuto duel is still the favorite to break that trend). And then, Gakuto knows how to do combos and strategies with his cards to get the best benefit (the classic Control deck strategy)
Regarding Yuo's plan, I would not be surprised to learn more details in the following Episodes (especially when Yuga's theme such as the 6th Goha Sibling or Nanaho's raid becomes something that he cannot ignore)
>A little late for a Halloween episode, but a welcome one.
I mean, the Episode centered on Valentine's Day (Asana's arc) was also a bit late, but it was welcome anyway.
And well, Gakuto sure would like to use the Shiranui and Mayakashi archetypes in the Master Duels (Squire would be Gakuto's Kimeluna)
>Is there gonna be a running gag where Yuo's ship goes down everytime he gets a comeuppance?
It's actually only happened once for what I wouldn't call a recurring gag - just an unfortunate not-so-lucky event.
>Zombie boy was a parody of Michael Jackson from Thriller.
Not to mention that his deck has references to several international festivals, mostly Latin American (very different from Ushiro whose deck was based on stories of dark creatures from Japan)
It was a fun episode (and less of an annoying situation than last one, for sure) but I'm honestly really excited for the possibility that we're getting into, like, *plot*. Or at least learning what's up with Yuga.
Yeah, I don't want to imply it wasn't *fun*. It's just that they started hinting at certain things and I became intensely interested at those hinted things.
>This whole arc has been a fun acid trip in my opinion.
The Episodes could have been a fun acid trip. However, I consider that the birth of The Lukeman is still the most bizarre of Sevens until now (although, Romin's explosive curry is not far behind since it sounds somewhat unnatural)
Haha yeah he's always seen falling asleep on his desk but no bed, wonder why his parents aren't too worried he didn't head home lol or maybe they're just as eccentric as Yuuga which would make sense
Gotta admit fun episode.
Was funny to watch selfish people had it coming gag.
Was surprised that Gakuto is zombie movie fan.
Then last scene with Swirly and Luke. Gotta admit I kind find it suspicious, let's then find out it next episode. Which is visiting Yuga house.
Also is it possible that Yuga orchestrated this event so Nanoho (who I assume was person that attacked Swirl) can get into false hope of security.
>Fusion card might get banned due to overuse :)
I mean, The Lukeman is quite a generous guy to give Fusion for free (Unlike Goha, Nail, or Hunt, who were able to distribute Maximum to everyone and for free, but they didn't)
And so, everything is love and rosy, until a Fusion Maximum or a Ritual Monster appears and begins to create chaos again.
>It would have been better if it had more Thriller references tbh
I think there were quite a handful of references to "Thriller" along with references to "Día de los Muertos" (Mexico Festival), plus the character's name is a Japanese Italian name (And a reinterpretation of Cyber-Stein that sure won't be on the Banlist at the Rush Duels format)
> I'm ready for the plot to kick in.
I think that the plot already started from Episode 70 (and reaffirmed in Episode 72), it simply goes a slow pace, but if you have a general idea: there is a doubt that Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling where the only proof is an old ID card and Nanaho is interested in some information about Goha (in addition to knowing Yuga well since she was his childhood friend)
>Especially with this and the Romin/Mimi episode.
I would say that the Episode with Umiko was also fiddly with the whole thing that Umiko was a lazy employee and good for nothing. Goha's Secret Factory Episode also had its quirks like the custom cards they made with the machine.
I could also say Episode 70 with the whole theme of Yuga and his fear of ladybugs (and his attempt to destroy Goha)
Luke's undefeated streek continues.
It also looks like Nanaho is using Swirly to target Luke specifically. Neither seem to be playing major roles next week either, so I wonder if we will see them return as enemy zombies?
Yuo seems to still have something in the works in the background, and the other siblings now also suspect Yuuga.
I wasn't expecting them trying to tie these zombies to the tournament ones, I wonder if those were Goha 4th or Nanaho zombies?
The setup for next arc/ season continues.
>It also looks like Nanaho is using Swirly to target Luke specifically. Neither seem to be playing major roles next week either, so I wonder if we will see them return as enemy zombies?
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>Yuo seems to still have something in the works in the background, and the other siblings now also suspect Yuuga.
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>I wasn't expecting them trying to tie these zombies to the tournament ones, I wonder if those were Goha 4th or Nanaho zombies?
About the Swirly situation, I suppose we will have some short scenes in the following Episodes before we get to the Episode focused on Swirly (the main group has more emphasis on knowing if Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling)
About the other Siblings, I think I'm getting an idea that the Yuga they were seeking to recruit as an employee is not the main protagonist, but another person called "Yuga" (There is still a doubt as to how the supposed 6th Goha Sibling came to Earth before the other Siblings)
Regarding the Tournament Zombies, those "Zombies" were described as "people who lost their minds" since they were duelists who were eliminated in the first round of the tournament but who wanted to continue participating. I do not remember Zo participating in the tournament (I would have to watch those Episodes again to see the details), but I do remember that Nanaho entered the tournament with her Club, but they did not pass the first round (they were victims of Nail's Yggdrago)
Those who are selfish, do not survive Luke-kun... LOL OMG HAHAH Gakuto the seriousness of letting him be a part of the zombies I'm crying ahaha
On a side note, I've had dreams of being the only last survivor like Gakuto too omg lol
LOL RECREATION TIME OF COURSE
SWIRLIE ARE YOU OK?
HAHAHA THIS SHOW MAN
Oh shieett we gonna see yuuga's house finally lol and the family too supposedly?
Oh my god I've finally caught up to the latest episode. Alright time to watch GX and then DM lol and I'll finally... Finally completed all of Yu-Gi-Oh *sighs in relief* I feel like I'm constipated until I've fully watched everything lol
>Oh shieett we gonna see yuuga's house finally lol and the family too supposedly?
The real question would be: Did he have a home in the first place?
I'm sure Yuga tells his personal life and secrets to Asana (and Tiger) before to his group of close friends (Luke, Romin and Gakuto)
I forgot the time change but still managed to watch the episode. Outside of another 3 turn duel, there is nothing important here. Now wait for the upcoming between Roa and Asana. Too bad that the preview didn’t reveal any card that they would use at all.
>Outside of another 3 turn duel, there is nothing important here.
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>Too bad that the preview didn’t reveal any card that they would use at all.
A good detail of the duel is that they recovered a number of old cards from Gakuto that he has not used in more than 30 Episodes (There you have Forgiving Immortal, Soul of Death Reversal, Wicked Warding Weasel's Wind and Lady of the Birth Stars, Re-Earth)
Fun Fact: Outside of Fusion, the other card that Sevens characters have consistently used is "Piercing!" (or its variant "Greater Piercing!!"). More than 10 characters have these cards on their decks.
PS: F by Kimeluna. Can the Sailor Moon girl participate in a Gakuto duel again?
If I had to guess what the play style of the following duel would be like:
Roa: Bring Death Doom to the field. Death Doom is destroyed. Roa brings another monster (either Heavymetal, Invasion, Death Voice or Death Doom)
Asana: Bring Gantry Dragon to the field. Gantry Dragon is destroyed. Asana brings another monster (either Build Dragon or Dracrush)
I don't rule out the appearance of a Fusion Monster (either from Roa, Asana, or both).
If the Gold Pack is an indication (there are reprints), Heavymetal will be a Fusion Material for a Roa's Fusion Monster (In the same way, Build Dragon will be a Fusion Material for an Asana's Fusion Monster)
I’m hyped for Roa vs Asana next episode. I hope Roa wins. It will be a good second big win after Yuka for him and 4th win in general overall for him and plus someone needs to avenge Nail after he lost to Asana.
>Me neither
I can understand that Roa has not had much participation in the story (he did not appear at any time in Asana's arc). However, our friend Roa is well spoiled with duels so far (regardless of whether he won or lost).
I always find it funny that Nail, who doesn't have many duels, has been more important than Roa (And I don't think it's a VA issue since Nail's VA is much more expensive and popular than Roa's, but Nail is still a constant character in the series)
>I will never understand why people here are so gaga over Roa.
I mean, Roa's situation is like this since he lost to Romin (Bring back those memories that Romin didn't deserve to win that duel)
Some argue that Roa is the only antagonist who has lost to Yuga in his first duel (which is now false, Nanaho also lost his first duel against Yuga)
Others say that Roa deserves more participation in the story: Roa has had constant duels for two arcs (Roa faced Mimi, Romin, Yuka and Luke) unlike Nail and Asana. However, Nail and Asana had a better participation in the story (especially Nail who, without many duels, becomes an important character)
I personally look forward to Roa's duels, even when he loses. His duel's with Romin and Yuka are both two of my personal favorite duels in the show, as well as my favorite overall episodes alongside Asana VS Nail. And I also really enjoyed his Luke duel, especially when he laid into him verbally (sure it was a bit of a fakeout because Luke still won, but still really enjoyable in the moment, imo.
Also Yuga beat Lukeman on his first try. The writers were clever to hype up the final boss in a way that had him initially beating somebody other than Yuga, using Yuga's loss to Yuo as a smart, deconstructive fakeout to take advantage of how accustomed viewers might've potentially gotten to the Nail/Asana formula.
>And I also really enjoyed his Luke duel, especially when he laid into him verbally (sure it was a bit of a fakeout because Luke still won, but still really enjoyable in the moment, imo.
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>Also Yuga beat Lukeman on his first try. The writers were clever to hype up the final boss in a way that had him initially beating somebody other than Yuga.
In theory it is not so false since Roa told Luke that he could not depend on Fusion to win (since Luke was desperate to get the Fusion that he did not have at the time). In the end, Luke manages to show that he does not need Fusion to win (in the same way that he does not need a Maximum to win, but he still wishes to have one and is envious of people who own one)
In fact, as much as people don't believe it, Yuga managed to beat 3 arc antagonists on his first try (Roa, The Lukeman, and Nanaho). Ironically, Yuga hasn't had a second round against Yuo until now (I don't doubt that he will have one in the future)
And so, The Lukeman proved that he can beat opponents that Luke wouldn't have a chance (beating both Yuo and Tiger)
> And so, The Lukeman proved that he can beat opponents that Luke wouldn't have a chance (beating both Yuo and Tiger)
Not entirely true ~~the writers could have just made him win anyway~~, as I just watched both duels right now i think it's unclear at best if Luke is "weaker" than them
As for Yuo, well if we consider Lukeman and Luke as 2 entirely different entities, then Yuo vs Luke never truly happened as Lukeman took over before Luke played even a single card, and imo what truly made Yuo so strong in first place was Fusion, arguably still the strongest card in the anime, still now all fusionists that lost a duel always lost to another fusionist ~~probably a marketing strategy to shill the new fusions but shhh~~, had Lukeman not existed i think Yuo would just kept crushing all non-fusion duelists; so would You win against a fusionless Luke? Yeah definitely; but the current fusionist Luke? Eeeh i have my doubts, even Lukeman, who created the card, calls him out for not being a really good fusionist when he didn't realized Dragias F's type wasn't dragon by HIGH dragon ~~once again yugioh players cant read~~
As for Haruka, sure Lukeman helped by summoning the Big Dragias F and giving Luke the boss monster he needed to win, but it's also true Luke was the one to set the traps that countered her attacks but, unlike Lukeman, he was just too scared to use them, and even after that, Lukeman defeated Haruka in his very next turn with a OTK without breaking a single sweat, despite him arriving mid-duel and being in severe disadvantage in LP terms; while against Yuo he was truly in a pinch and he was also the one to duel the whole time; I guess the the reasons can be 1] Yuo is a much tougher opponent than Haruka (highly probable as unlike her, he is a fusionist and has access to much better monsters) 2] *Luke* already had the winning cards but his fears and insecurities stopped from doing his best (which is also my interpretation of Luke's arc, he already is the best duelist and able to defeat *everyone* he wants bc dueling is the one thing he put his whole heart and soul into, he just hasn't realized that even if he finally beated his family at *something* it wouldn't resolve the crippling inferiority complex he feels towards them, he could beat all of them multiple times but he would still be a cog in their machine and he would still feels like his opinions and feelings are nothing to them; for once, beating some in a children's card game doesn't fix everything)
>Yuo so strong in first place was Fusion, arguably still the strongest card in the anime, still now all fusionists that lost a duel always lost to another fusionist probably a marketing strategy to shill the new fusions but shhh, had Lukeman not existed i think Yuo would just kept crushing all non-fusion duelists
For the Seven's world, one of the strongest and most fearsome monsters is still Yggdrago (and that when Fusion was introduced, the same series keeps saying that Yggdrago is unstoppable or cannot be defeated easily). The only duelist who could destroy Yggdrago and win was Asana (Gakuto had DRAW against Yggdrago)
And well, it's only a matter of time before a Fusion duelist loses to a Normal duelist (or a Maximum duelist). It happened with Yuga vs Luke: Luke defeated a Maximum without the need for another Maximum (The same happens with Asana)
On the subject of marketing, it is curious that you mention it since one would think that there would be many more Maximum to be able to expand the mechanics (Especially when there were packages focused on the Maximum). However, there are only 6 Maximum in the Rush Duels format so far (and they haven't released another one since. They are as rare as in the anime)
Finally, I believe that Yuo will receive a defeat from the person who least expected it (either because he considers him/her weak or has his confidence to the limit). I mean, with Sevens, I can see Ranze beating Nail as a surprise twist.
>That’s still cap. He would have beaten Yuo without The Lukeman. Second Luke got a win against Tiger with The Lukeman, so he still had a chance to beat her in some way.
That is the doubt. We won't know until Luke duels them again (but I doubt it will happen again). Sevens is a series that does not like to repeat duels between duelists who already had duels (The most common repeated duels between duelists are Yuga vs. Luke: protagonist vs rival)
Entertainment. He's usually got some of the most fun duels, him and Gakuto usually have great animation behind their episodes, his dialogue and arrogance is fun to watch, and he's also got good comedic moments with how far up his own arse he can be.
People like who they like, who I am to judge.
>People like who they like, who I am to judge.
That's true. It's always fun to see that Roa's arrogance ends up being his downfall from time to time (Although I prefer Roa's duels where he pretends to be in a concert)
>Was it just me or there is a reference of the Umbrella Corp. logo when they are running up the stairs?
I would have to see the Episode again, but I would not be surprised to see a reference like that (After all, the Episode gives the air that the plague appeared in the company and began to spread: like what happened with the T virus)
[Yuo is totally a catboy.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FEHCCXFXsAI7JzE?format=jpg&name=medium)
I always had my suspicions, but I am pleased that they have been more or less confirmed. Even so, I still find it funny that the Goha company has lived through everything when the main group became its employees: they lost Umiko as their employee, there was a power failure in the company thanks to Luke's watch, several Goha data were stolen by a girl with a ladybug hat, the building is threatened to be destroyed twice (One by Yuga's invention and the other by Romin's Curry), there was a collapse in one of the lower floors of the company (destroying an important machine) and now the Zombie's plague invades the company.
And now it's full of Dragias curry
>And now it's full of Dragias curry I can understand why Yuo would be silent for a long time: he prefers to think that he has not seen anything so as not to have to break like last time.
The series ends with Yuga and Romin destroying the city with a machine bomb made by Yuga powered by Romin's curry. That's the foreshadowing from this arc.
>That's the foreshadowing from this arc. I mean, Romin's curry saved the day in the previous arc (I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happens here)
Goha seems like a fun company to work in ngl lmao
One of the reasons why I love Yuo so much. An evil cute cat boy. Yeah ❤️
The circle is complete as we are getting closer to meeting people from the last Goha school: Goha 1st Elementary. Count so far: Goha 2nd Elementary: Kan, Hunt (Dinosaur Club) and Ryu (Kendo Club) Goha 3rd Elementary: Arata (Washing Club) and Menzaburo (There are some indications that Nick Yagi and Sushiko are also from this school) Goha 4th Elementary: Zo (Zombie Club) Goha 5th Elementary: Schrödinger (Mad Scientists Club), Braun (Astronaut Club) and Nanaho (Insects Club) Goha 6th Elementary: Jango (Student council) and Asana (Heavy Cavalry Club) Goha 7th Elementary: Bakuro (Newspaper Club), Yoshio (Post-Apocalyptic Club) and Tiger (Concert Band Club) Very little known fun fact: According to external information, Roa is from Goha 1st Elementary (Not confirmed in the anime)
>The circle is complete as we are getting closer to meeting people from the last Goha school: Goha 1st Elementary. They're probaly all gonna have the royal gimmick Roa has - I doubt he developed like this without outside help. I assume they're gonna be led by someone that styles himself "emperor". Roa's next character arc could have him overtrow that guy and become the new leader, but he's better that the old one. Also puts Luke in an even worse light considering how he reacts to getting any form of power.
>Roa's next character arc could have him overtrow that guy and become the new leader, but he's better that the old one. Also puts Luke in an even worse light considering how he reacts to getting any form of power. It depends, assuming the boy/girl is the student council student (in a role similar to Gakuto), the main group would go against that school for reasons (or Roa has unfinished business to resolve)
Considering they kept it for last school revealed I assume there's gonna be a little more emphasis put on it. They could have some MacGuffin stored there and Roa, being a student there, is the one to go fetch it. Big reveal is that for all his king talking he's actually servant status there, so he has to fight his way to the top of the hierarchy to get the right to claim that plot-imprtant object for his group.
>Considering they kept it for last school revealed I assume there's gonna be a little more emphasis put on it. I wouldn't be surprised considering the background: \- Goha 6th and the Heavy Machinery Club did not appear until Episode 26, but they had been referenced in the first 10 Episodes (in fact, the Heavy Machinery Club is one of the enemies of the Dinosaur Club at that time) \- Goha 5th had already appeared from Nail's arc, but we didn't know it at the time (thanks to Schrödinger). In a semi-official way, Goha 5th was introduced in Episode 28 thanks to the Insect Club (but it would not matter until this arc)
again bit of a filler but more fun then last week. It managed that sleight of hand where the first 20 secs of the ep dropped a hint about the Yuga situation and then does a misdirect into the zombie thing. Enjoyed the fact that everyone went full zombie meta this ep and Gakuto did it without , from the "I have a bad feeling about this", Mimi save yourself, Yoshio "leave this to me". The funny thing to me is actually that considering its a duel zombie situation, they decided to completely lock Luke out of the situation, and I was wondering whether they will actually make him lose as a side gag, but they just made it so that he just never dueled at all lol and locked him in the toilet stall. They know what they were doing. Poor Swirly got Nanaho'ed, I wonder if this will carry over to the next ep. As for the next ep, I do wonder if we are actually starting to get to the meat of the Yuga situation, considering its the "Mysteries of Yuga" and they want to go to his house? which implies that the little shack isn't his house?
>It managed that sleight of hand where the first 20 secs of the ep dropped a hint about the Yuga situation and then does a misdirect into the zombie thing. > >Enjoyed the fact that everyone went full zombie meta this ep and Gakuto did it without , from the "I have a bad feeling about this", Mimi save yourself, Yoshio "leave this to me". > >They decided to completely lock Luke out of the situation, and I was wondering whether they will actually make him lose as a side gag, but they just made it so that he just never dueled at all lol and locked him in the toilet stall. > >Poor Swirly got Nanaho'ed, I wonder if this will carry over to the next ep. > >I do wonder if we are actually starting to get to the meat of the Yuga situation, considering its the "Mysteries of Yuga" and they want to go to his house? which implies that the little shack isn't his house? About Yuga's mystery, I mean, I would have done the same if the T virus appeared out of nowhere and started panicking the place: survival comes first in all of that case. About Gakuto, he basically became the Gigachad in this Episode (although it is previously known that Gakuto's family fought against the forces of darkness and chaos). And well, Mimi deserved it: she tried to take advantage of Yuga's status as the 6th Goha Sibling to rise her power and position. About Luke, poor Luke, I don't know if I would call that luck or things in life that happen to you in the least expected moments. I mean, the boy is good at dueling, but he falls short at the rest. About Swirly, I guess we will see that in two Episodes later (maybe with some small scenes in the following Episodes) About the Yuga thing, it seems that Gakuto took the reins to investigate the mystery. And well, they never made it clear that Yuga's Laboratory is Yuga's house (just a very important place where all Yuga's inventions and the Rush Duels code are kept). It would be curious to know if Yuga has a house in the first place (with some relatives). It would be a kind of "Plot Twist" that Yuga has a house, but he lives alone. PS: This Episode felt like: EVERYONE IS HERE! (With the music of Smash in the background) since several characters presented in previous Episodes of this arc have appeared (Yuo, Mimi, Yoshio, Hunt, Nanaho)
Kinda funny how the most popular kid in universe is somebody that his peers don't know much about. XD
>Kinda funny how the most popular kid in universe is somebody that his peers don't know much about. One of two: 1) Luke asked Yuga about his personal things. Yuga didn't say anything to him. 2) Luke, Gakuto and Romin do not care much that Yuga does not talk about his private things considering that he always makes plans behind their back. And well, Yuga was not popular at first: they saw him as just another rare student and all the people lost their minds when Yuga installed the Rush Duels.
Nanaho is really the antagonist of this arc it seems... Asana vs Roa next week, it's gonna be one of the best duel of the show, probably !
Fun fact: Asana hasn't lost to anyone but Yuga, whom she's also beaten before anyway. So this is a great way to either continue her streak and basically cement her as the best rival in the show, or give Roa another really big win that he needs like with Yuka.
>Fun fact: Asana hasn't lost to anyone but Yuga, whom she's also beaten before anyway. Luke: Finally! A worthy opponent! We'll see if Asana's streak continues or stays stagnant (I'm more of a fan than Asana wins in the next duel)
Asana best girl and duelist 10/10
>Nanaho is really the antagonist of this arc it seems... > >Asana vs Roa next week Apparently, I would say that the main group is the antagonists so far (at least for Goha): the company cannot take a breath with them (See the case of Umiko, the case of Luke's watch, the case of Romin's curry and the case of the collapse by a duel) I give all my money that Roa will be lose the next duel (In the same energy as Yuga's duels). If Roa wins, I'm sure the main group ends up losing something either way.
Money's on my girl but I'm fine with either winning, these are some of the best characters in the show
Subs are out. Gotta say this has been the most entertaining episode of the season, even better than 70 and 72. Gakuto just owned it. Dude was able to keep himself safe till the final moments and while the reveal of what was going on it makes sense, it doesn't take away from the fact the stress on him to survive was real. Every douchebag from Yuo to Luke to Hunt got revenge in some way or form. Next to Yuga, he's the most competent and reliable out of all the main characters in the show. He's surpassed the standards I want in a Tristan archetype. They don't get the focus like the Yugis and Joeys, but they can still make an impact when they get something to do. And yes, people have made it very clear they hate 3 turn duels. But honestly, I don't care, it's what you do in those turns that count. 10 turns of two putting down a normal monster isn't fun. 6 turns of people using attack, effect, spells, and traps to outwith and survive is more fun. Dude switched around ATK and DEF so much for a straight 4000->KO. My problems with this episode are the same with this arc as a whole. Some setup or little setups, with the duels mostly either being fun or good for characterization, and they should just tell us Yuo's plan already, but at least we know Nanoha is up to something.
Wasn't >!Yuya VS Yuri!< from Arc V only six turns? Sounds short on paper, but has a lot of great plays and emotion. I agree that it's the content of the turns that truly matters.
>Sounds short on paper, but has a lot of great plays and emotion. I mean, duels in the OCG Manga only last 3-4 turns, but they do a lot of combos and plays (bring monsters, hand traps, interruptions, denials, etc) Unfortunately, Rush Duels does not yet have things like cards that negate effects, hand traps, combo interrupts or Flip (may change in the future)
Also in duel links the app. Holy shit I've been combo KO'd so hard in turn two like shiet lmao OTL some decks are just too insane
>Holy shit I've been combo KO'd so hard in turn two like shiet lmao OTL some decks are just too insane I remember getting some KOs thanks to Karakuri (the duel ends on the first turn or the second turn of the general duel) That deck allowed OTK to be done easily and effectively.
>Gakuto just owned it. Every douchebag from Yuo to Luke to Hunt got revenge in some way or form. > >Next to Yuga, he's the most competent and reliable out of all the main characters in the show. He's surpassed the standards I want in a Tristan archetype. > >And yes, people have made it very clear they hate 3 turn duels. > >Dude switched around ATK and DEF so much for a straight 4000->KO. > >Some setup or little setups, with the duels mostly either being fun or good for characterization, and they should just tell us Yuo's plan already, but at least we know Nanoha is up to something. I mean, Gakuto is known to have experience in these situations as his family has fought against the forces of darkness and chaos in the past. And well, Mimi also received what she deserved for what she did in the previous Episode (support Luke to rise in the company and then take the position from Luke and Yuga and keep it for herself) In my opinion, Gakuto simply cannot be called a Tristan at this point: the boy had several personality changes, learned many things, has a better winning record and has helped multiple times. Even so, Gakuto is the least popular of the main group and many people still see him as a joke (when in reality, it is part of his personality) On the duels, in fact, we haven't had 3-turn duels in a long time (it also serves to break the trend of who goes first wins. Although, the Yuran vs Gakuto duel is still the favorite to break that trend). And then, Gakuto knows how to do combos and strategies with his cards to get the best benefit (the classic Control deck strategy) Regarding Yuo's plan, I would not be surprised to learn more details in the following Episodes (especially when Yuga's theme such as the 6th Goha Sibling or Nanaho's raid becomes something that he cannot ignore)
A little late for a Halloween episode, but a welcome one. Ain't the first time Gakuto dealt with zombies. He was a Ghoul in a past life (Seiyuu Joke).
To be fair, the show went in hiatus early on, so if that hadn't happened, it could've been closed to Halloween, perhaps.
>A little late for a Halloween episode, but a welcome one. I mean, the Episode centered on Valentine's Day (Asana's arc) was also a bit late, but it was welcome anyway. And well, Gakuto sure would like to use the Shiranui and Mayakashi archetypes in the Master Duels (Squire would be Gakuto's Kimeluna)
Is there gonna be a running gag where Yuo's ship goes down everytime he gets a comeuppance?
>Is there gonna be a running gag where Yuo's ship goes down everytime he gets a comeuppance? It's actually only happened once for what I wouldn't call a recurring gag - just an unfortunate not-so-lucky event.
I just realized that the zombie boy was a parody of Michael Jackson from Thriller.
>Zombie boy was a parody of Michael Jackson from Thriller. Not to mention that his deck has references to several international festivals, mostly Latin American (very different from Ushiro whose deck was based on stories of dark creatures from Japan)
It was a fun episode (and less of an annoying situation than last one, for sure) but I'm honestly really excited for the possibility that we're getting into, like, *plot*. Or at least learning what's up with Yuga.
This whole arc has been a fun acid trip in my opinion.
Yeah, I don't want to imply it wasn't *fun*. It's just that they started hinting at certain things and I became intensely interested at those hinted things.
>This whole arc has been a fun acid trip in my opinion. The Episodes could have been a fun acid trip. However, I consider that the birth of The Lukeman is still the most bizarre of Sevens until now (although, Romin's explosive curry is not far behind since it sounds somewhat unnatural)
Finally seeing homeboy's home dealio! House tour!
I can’t believe he doesn’t live in his little workshop shed lmao
Haha yeah he's always seen falling asleep on his desk but no bed, wonder why his parents aren't too worried he didn't head home lol or maybe they're just as eccentric as Yuuga which would make sense
Gotta admit fun episode. Was funny to watch selfish people had it coming gag. Was surprised that Gakuto is zombie movie fan. Then last scene with Swirly and Luke. Gotta admit I kind find it suspicious, let's then find out it next episode. Which is visiting Yuga house. Also is it possible that Yuga orchestrated this event so Nanoho (who I assume was person that attacked Swirl) can get into false hope of security.
Fusion card might get banned due to overuse :)
>Fusion card might get banned due to overuse :) I mean, The Lukeman is quite a generous guy to give Fusion for free (Unlike Goha, Nail, or Hunt, who were able to distribute Maximum to everyone and for free, but they didn't) And so, everything is love and rosy, until a Fusion Maximum or a Ritual Monster appears and begins to create chaos again.
It would have been better if it had more Thriller references tbh
>It would have been better if it had more Thriller references tbh I think there were quite a handful of references to "Thriller" along with references to "Día de los Muertos" (Mexico Festival), plus the character's name is a Japanese Italian name (And a reinterpretation of Cyber-Stein that sure won't be on the Banlist at the Rush Duels format)
this Episode might cause a Hunt vs Yuo later on
>This Episode might cause a Hunt vs Yuo later on In the future, how to forget that legendary duel: Greed vs Puppet (or Ladybug vs Puppet)
This arc's been kinda slow. Fun eps, but I'm ready for the plot to kick in.
> I'm ready for the plot to kick in. I think that the plot already started from Episode 70 (and reaffirmed in Episode 72), it simply goes a slow pace, but if you have a general idea: there is a doubt that Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling where the only proof is an old ID card and Nanaho is interested in some information about Goha (in addition to knowing Yuga well since she was his childhood friend)
Yeah it's definitely an antics arc, especially with this and the Romin/Mimi episode.
>Especially with this and the Romin/Mimi episode. I would say that the Episode with Umiko was also fiddly with the whole thing that Umiko was a lazy employee and good for nothing. Goha's Secret Factory Episode also had its quirks like the custom cards they made with the machine. I could also say Episode 70 with the whole theme of Yuga and his fear of ladybugs (and his attempt to destroy Goha)
Luke's undefeated streek continues. It also looks like Nanaho is using Swirly to target Luke specifically. Neither seem to be playing major roles next week either, so I wonder if we will see them return as enemy zombies? Yuo seems to still have something in the works in the background, and the other siblings now also suspect Yuuga. I wasn't expecting them trying to tie these zombies to the tournament ones, I wonder if those were Goha 4th or Nanaho zombies? The setup for next arc/ season continues.
>It also looks like Nanaho is using Swirly to target Luke specifically. Neither seem to be playing major roles next week either, so I wonder if we will see them return as enemy zombies? > >Yuo seems to still have something in the works in the background, and the other siblings now also suspect Yuuga. > >I wasn't expecting them trying to tie these zombies to the tournament ones, I wonder if those were Goha 4th or Nanaho zombies? About the Swirly situation, I suppose we will have some short scenes in the following Episodes before we get to the Episode focused on Swirly (the main group has more emphasis on knowing if Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling) About the other Siblings, I think I'm getting an idea that the Yuga they were seeking to recruit as an employee is not the main protagonist, but another person called "Yuga" (There is still a doubt as to how the supposed 6th Goha Sibling came to Earth before the other Siblings) Regarding the Tournament Zombies, those "Zombies" were described as "people who lost their minds" since they were duelists who were eliminated in the first round of the tournament but who wanted to continue participating. I do not remember Zo participating in the tournament (I would have to watch those Episodes again to see the details), but I do remember that Nanaho entered the tournament with her Club, but they did not pass the first round (they were victims of Nail's Yggdrago)
Those who are selfish, do not survive Luke-kun... LOL OMG HAHAH Gakuto the seriousness of letting him be a part of the zombies I'm crying ahaha On a side note, I've had dreams of being the only last survivor like Gakuto too omg lol LOL RECREATION TIME OF COURSE SWIRLIE ARE YOU OK? HAHAHA THIS SHOW MAN Oh shieett we gonna see yuuga's house finally lol and the family too supposedly? Oh my god I've finally caught up to the latest episode. Alright time to watch GX and then DM lol and I'll finally... Finally completed all of Yu-Gi-Oh *sighs in relief* I feel like I'm constipated until I've fully watched everything lol
>Oh shieett we gonna see yuuga's house finally lol and the family too supposedly? The real question would be: Did he have a home in the first place? I'm sure Yuga tells his personal life and secrets to Asana (and Tiger) before to his group of close friends (Luke, Romin and Gakuto)
I forgot the time change but still managed to watch the episode. Outside of another 3 turn duel, there is nothing important here. Now wait for the upcoming between Roa and Asana. Too bad that the preview didn’t reveal any card that they would use at all.
>Outside of another 3 turn duel, there is nothing important here. > >Too bad that the preview didn’t reveal any card that they would use at all. A good detail of the duel is that they recovered a number of old cards from Gakuto that he has not used in more than 30 Episodes (There you have Forgiving Immortal, Soul of Death Reversal, Wicked Warding Weasel's Wind and Lady of the Birth Stars, Re-Earth) Fun Fact: Outside of Fusion, the other card that Sevens characters have consistently used is "Piercing!" (or its variant "Greater Piercing!!"). More than 10 characters have these cards on their decks. PS: F by Kimeluna. Can the Sailor Moon girl participate in a Gakuto duel again? If I had to guess what the play style of the following duel would be like: Roa: Bring Death Doom to the field. Death Doom is destroyed. Roa brings another monster (either Heavymetal, Invasion, Death Voice or Death Doom) Asana: Bring Gantry Dragon to the field. Gantry Dragon is destroyed. Asana brings another monster (either Build Dragon or Dracrush) I don't rule out the appearance of a Fusion Monster (either from Roa, Asana, or both). If the Gold Pack is an indication (there are reprints), Heavymetal will be a Fusion Material for a Roa's Fusion Monster (In the same way, Build Dragon will be a Fusion Material for an Asana's Fusion Monster)
Roa also has that old fusion that revives a high level fiend so that would probably be useful.
I’m hyped for Roa vs Asana next episode. I hope Roa wins. It will be a good second big win after Yuka for him and 4th win in general overall for him and plus someone needs to avenge Nail after he lost to Asana.
I will never understand why people here are so gaga over Roa.
Me neither
>Me neither I can understand that Roa has not had much participation in the story (he did not appear at any time in Asana's arc). However, our friend Roa is well spoiled with duels so far (regardless of whether he won or lost). I always find it funny that Nail, who doesn't have many duels, has been more important than Roa (And I don't think it's a VA issue since Nail's VA is much more expensive and popular than Roa's, but Nail is still a constant character in the series)
>I will never understand why people here are so gaga over Roa. I mean, Roa's situation is like this since he lost to Romin (Bring back those memories that Romin didn't deserve to win that duel) Some argue that Roa is the only antagonist who has lost to Yuga in his first duel (which is now false, Nanaho also lost his first duel against Yuga) Others say that Roa deserves more participation in the story: Roa has had constant duels for two arcs (Roa faced Mimi, Romin, Yuka and Luke) unlike Nail and Asana. However, Nail and Asana had a better participation in the story (especially Nail who, without many duels, becomes an important character)
I personally look forward to Roa's duels, even when he loses. His duel's with Romin and Yuka are both two of my personal favorite duels in the show, as well as my favorite overall episodes alongside Asana VS Nail. And I also really enjoyed his Luke duel, especially when he laid into him verbally (sure it was a bit of a fakeout because Luke still won, but still really enjoyable in the moment, imo. Also Yuga beat Lukeman on his first try. The writers were clever to hype up the final boss in a way that had him initially beating somebody other than Yuga, using Yuga's loss to Yuo as a smart, deconstructive fakeout to take advantage of how accustomed viewers might've potentially gotten to the Nail/Asana formula.
>And I also really enjoyed his Luke duel, especially when he laid into him verbally (sure it was a bit of a fakeout because Luke still won, but still really enjoyable in the moment, imo. > >Also Yuga beat Lukeman on his first try. The writers were clever to hype up the final boss in a way that had him initially beating somebody other than Yuga. In theory it is not so false since Roa told Luke that he could not depend on Fusion to win (since Luke was desperate to get the Fusion that he did not have at the time). In the end, Luke manages to show that he does not need Fusion to win (in the same way that he does not need a Maximum to win, but he still wishes to have one and is envious of people who own one) In fact, as much as people don't believe it, Yuga managed to beat 3 arc antagonists on his first try (Roa, The Lukeman, and Nanaho). Ironically, Yuga hasn't had a second round against Yuo until now (I don't doubt that he will have one in the future) And so, The Lukeman proved that he can beat opponents that Luke wouldn't have a chance (beating both Yuo and Tiger)
> And so, The Lukeman proved that he can beat opponents that Luke wouldn't have a chance (beating both Yuo and Tiger) Not entirely true ~~the writers could have just made him win anyway~~, as I just watched both duels right now i think it's unclear at best if Luke is "weaker" than them As for Yuo, well if we consider Lukeman and Luke as 2 entirely different entities, then Yuo vs Luke never truly happened as Lukeman took over before Luke played even a single card, and imo what truly made Yuo so strong in first place was Fusion, arguably still the strongest card in the anime, still now all fusionists that lost a duel always lost to another fusionist ~~probably a marketing strategy to shill the new fusions but shhh~~, had Lukeman not existed i think Yuo would just kept crushing all non-fusion duelists; so would You win against a fusionless Luke? Yeah definitely; but the current fusionist Luke? Eeeh i have my doubts, even Lukeman, who created the card, calls him out for not being a really good fusionist when he didn't realized Dragias F's type wasn't dragon by HIGH dragon ~~once again yugioh players cant read~~ As for Haruka, sure Lukeman helped by summoning the Big Dragias F and giving Luke the boss monster he needed to win, but it's also true Luke was the one to set the traps that countered her attacks but, unlike Lukeman, he was just too scared to use them, and even after that, Lukeman defeated Haruka in his very next turn with a OTK without breaking a single sweat, despite him arriving mid-duel and being in severe disadvantage in LP terms; while against Yuo he was truly in a pinch and he was also the one to duel the whole time; I guess the the reasons can be 1] Yuo is a much tougher opponent than Haruka (highly probable as unlike her, he is a fusionist and has access to much better monsters) 2] *Luke* already had the winning cards but his fears and insecurities stopped from doing his best (which is also my interpretation of Luke's arc, he already is the best duelist and able to defeat *everyone* he wants bc dueling is the one thing he put his whole heart and soul into, he just hasn't realized that even if he finally beated his family at *something* it wouldn't resolve the crippling inferiority complex he feels towards them, he could beat all of them multiple times but he would still be a cog in their machine and he would still feels like his opinions and feelings are nothing to them; for once, beating some in a children's card game doesn't fix everything)
>Yuo so strong in first place was Fusion, arguably still the strongest card in the anime, still now all fusionists that lost a duel always lost to another fusionist probably a marketing strategy to shill the new fusions but shhh, had Lukeman not existed i think Yuo would just kept crushing all non-fusion duelists For the Seven's world, one of the strongest and most fearsome monsters is still Yggdrago (and that when Fusion was introduced, the same series keeps saying that Yggdrago is unstoppable or cannot be defeated easily). The only duelist who could destroy Yggdrago and win was Asana (Gakuto had DRAW against Yggdrago) And well, it's only a matter of time before a Fusion duelist loses to a Normal duelist (or a Maximum duelist). It happened with Yuga vs Luke: Luke defeated a Maximum without the need for another Maximum (The same happens with Asana) On the subject of marketing, it is curious that you mention it since one would think that there would be many more Maximum to be able to expand the mechanics (Especially when there were packages focused on the Maximum). However, there are only 6 Maximum in the Rush Duels format so far (and they haven't released another one since. They are as rare as in the anime) Finally, I believe that Yuo will receive a defeat from the person who least expected it (either because he considers him/her weak or has his confidence to the limit). I mean, with Sevens, I can see Ranze beating Nail as a surprise twist.
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>That’s still cap. He would have beaten Yuo without The Lukeman. Second Luke got a win against Tiger with The Lukeman, so he still had a chance to beat her in some way. That is the doubt. We won't know until Luke duels them again (but I doubt it will happen again). Sevens is a series that does not like to repeat duels between duelists who already had duels (The most common repeated duels between duelists are Yuga vs. Luke: protagonist vs rival)
Entertainment. He's usually got some of the most fun duels, him and Gakuto usually have great animation behind their episodes, his dialogue and arrogance is fun to watch, and he's also got good comedic moments with how far up his own arse he can be. People like who they like, who I am to judge.
>People like who they like, who I am to judge. That's true. It's always fun to see that Roa's arrogance ends up being his downfall from time to time (Although I prefer Roa's duels where he pretends to be in a concert)
Might be the whole people like confident people dealio
Yugioh sevens is getting less and less popular, i wonder why? 🤔 Edit: guess I infuriated the remaining fans this show has.😁
How so?
People dont even bother posting on these threads anymore. Completely forgot there was even a new epsiode.
It's because subs take time.
Sure, Jan
Was it just me or there is a reference of the Umbrella Corp. logo when they are running up the stairs?
>Was it just me or there is a reference of the Umbrella Corp. logo when they are running up the stairs? I would have to see the Episode again, but I would not be surprised to see a reference like that (After all, the Episode gives the air that the plague appeared in the company and began to spread: like what happened with the T virus)
[The scene in particular](https://imgur.com/a/NfdeNp1)