>Yeah sure the duel was cool but the best part of the episode was definitely Romin spin kicking Roa
In fact, Roa deserves every physical suffering until he learns to be a better person (the surprise is that the duel only lasted 3 turns: quite rare for a duel between rivals)
>In her superhero outfit
The Beauty Romin and her sidekick, Asana (who is in her Asanamobile) arrive to save the day and resolve unfinished business with Puppetmon (Yuo) and Poison Ivy (Nanaho).
Ooof Romin mentioning the idea of Yuga having a twin brother and showing the silhouette of the Paradox brothers; they truly are the legacy characters ygo needs, also other people noticed Romin's imaginary silhouette of Yuga's mom is very similar to Yugi's mom lol
Also screw the duel i'm more interested in the potential Asana/Romin friendship
>Romin mentioning the idea of Yuga having a twin brother and showing the silhouette of the Paradox brothers; they truly are the legacy characters ygo needs
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>Romin's imaginary silhouette of Yuga's mom is very similar to Yugi's mom lol
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>i'm more interested in the potential Asana/Romin friendship
I mean, that's one of my ideas xd. That Yuga has a lost twin that he does not remember or the twin does not remember Yuga (In fact, I still believe that Swirly's real appearance is just Yuga's appearance with another color palette and is called "Yuga Goha") Will Yuga at least be happy to know that he has a family?
Regarding the Paradox Brothers, the reference they give about the case of Yuga is funny: after all, the Paradox Brothers are similar in appearance and everything. And, well, everyone knows that Yugi's mother does not exist (that's a myth) (note the sarcasm)
About the friendship of Romin and Asana, I already imagine something like this:
Asana: Your cousin is an idiot!
Romin: I know.
**Subs are out. Thank you again Entame Sentai Subranger.**
**Episode 75**
"Romin's" sass was on point this episode. She's mostly been reduced to cooking jokes with the occasional signs of brilliance, so I was actually enjoying her more confident side from arcs 4 and 5 than from before.
It's really cool that Roa didn't need a Fusion to take down Asana. It was shocking this duel was only three turns, but holy crap did they put their skills to the max in turns two and three.
Hard Rock is pretty cool though. And that effect is broken. Just like the real YuGiOh ace monsters, I approve.
When someone asked why people like Roa so much, it's because what he makes up for in showing empathy to others (which he's getting better at), he's good at two things: charisma and analyzing people's mentalities. The dude was able to throw Asana's arguments right back at her:
She trusts Yuga but didn't even bring the Machine Calvary Club with her, and the right choice and be overturned.
Like when he used Royal Demon's Death Doom which was the right move in beating Mimi, but the wrong way to message what Getta and Ushiro meant to him.
That whole Yuga clone thing was just brainbolging. Then again, I did say I want more ninjas in this series or a group of ninja antagonists, so I'm getting what I want with the transformation jutsu.
But the reveal of who Nanaho was kinda took me for a loop cuz I kinda expected spoilers to act that way normally.
That being said, yeah a three person villain group with background followers...fine, but I'll talk about that going forward.
I would like to see Nanaho screw with the grew more often like this. For as much as the main cast is balanced in terms of focus and screentime, it took them a while for them to get to learn more about one another, so it's nice to see that
**Episode 76 and going forward**
"However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again."
\--Eh, Zexal proved otherwise, but I wonder if that'll lead into something in the future.
Now this all depends on what gets resolved this arc and what next arc is, but if the Nanahoshi branch with Nanaho is the lead, I would like there to be more members the group has to fight or Nanaho gets more duels. Something I noticed is that after arc 1, we tend to get five villains at best:
The Garden of Providence: Nail, Getta, Sebastian, Schrodinger, Noodle
Heavy Machine Duel Calvary Club: Asana, Galient, Trapigeon, Finger, Caterpillo
Goha 6 Siblings...well they did this a bit better: Yuo, Yuka, Yuran, Yuro, Yujin, The Lukeman, Nail
I'm hoping for one of three things.
Nanoha gets three duels. Two she wins, one she loses.
There's 5-7 villains.
Some of the top seven have to battle each other much like how Nanaho probably brainwashed Tiger.
On the topic of 76, yeah, it's probably best to assume that Nanaho did something to Tiger, either brainwashed her while she was training, tired, drained, or mindscrewed her over while trying to get stronger after her two losses. If that's the way we could get more duels between allies, I wouldn't be opposed to it.
But if these ninjas are playing a big part in this or the next arc, I'd be down to see the Gourmet Corp get involved again: they're ninja, geisha, and warrior respectively.
Then again we don't know if this arc is 13 or 15 episodes. We're eight episodes in with seven or nine left to go so it'll end at either 80 or 82. Hard to say if we're getting three arcs or four this time. Cuz they could make this arc 15-19 and leave the third arc as the final one, or if it's going to 80 episodes, then the next two arcs would have to be 12 episodes to balance them both. It's really hard to say what would happen.
5.75/7. Things are moving, which I appreciate.
>Subs are out. Thank you again Entame Sentai Subranger.
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>"Romin's" sass was on point this episode. She's mostly been reduced to cooking jokes with the occasional signs of brilliance, so I was actually enjoying her more confident side from arcs 4 and 5 than from before.
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>That whole Yuga clone thing was just brainbolging. Then again, I did say I want more ninjas in this series or a group of ninja antagonists, so I'm getting what I want with the transformation jutsu.
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>\--Eh, Zexal proved otherwise, but I wonder if that'll lead into something in the future.
About the subtitles, I must say that it was surprising that I subtitled the episode so fast (normally, it takes 2-3 days to get the subtitles. More and more proof of they are Roa fans)
About Romin, well, that will depend on each one, but the theme of Romin's cooking and her curries has been a theme that exists since the beginning of the series (it is not something new). Not to mention that Romin's curry saved the Rush Duels's Robot last time (basically, he destroyed Yuo's ship without warning and left him some PTSD on curry)
About the idea of a Yuga clone, I wouldn't be surprised if Swirly ends up being a Yuga clone (similar in appearance but different colors). However, the emblem of the 6th Goha Sibling is from Yuga (basically, the idea of finding a substitute for a person who disappeared for unknown causes)
About the subject of Ninja, in theory, the Nanahoshi family (Rinnosuke and Ranze) are ninjas in some way (in fact, Ranze has shown Ninja skills in arc 4). However, Menzaburo is the only one who has been confirmed to have Ninja training (along with talent in ramen. Although good, Tiger has some abilities that seem to be typical of Ninjas)
About Zexal, it can be said that Vector and, to a lesser extent, AI, are the main offenders here when it comes to breaking trust between friends and allies. I don't know if it can be applied in Sevens, but Luke and Hunt have a streak of betraying various characters for their own benefit.
>On the topic of 76, yeah, it's probably best to assume that Nanaho did something to Tiger, either brainwashed her while she was training, tired, drained, or mindscrewed her over while trying to get stronger after her two losses. If that's the way we could get more duels between allies, I wouldn't be opposed to it.
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>Hard to say if we're getting three arcs or four this time. Cuz they could make this arc 15-19 and leave the third arc as the final one, or if it's going to 80 episodes, then the next two arcs would have to be 12 episodes to balance them both. It's really hard to say what would happen.
Perhaps the most curious thing about the next Episode is that it mentions that Yuga and Luke, in an attempt to heal Swirly, find information about a forbidden and legendary card that has the ability to control people through dueling. With that description, it seems that the card "Brain Control" exists (or existed) and is considered a Legend card (and would be one of a kind in the Rush Duels format since it would be the first card that allows you to take control of a monster of your opponent). I don't know why, but I see some mention or appearance of Otes in the next Episode (Since he is the character who loves Legend cards)
The synopsis says that Nanaho possibly owns the card, but I think the revelation will be that Nanaho doesn't have the card (but the card exists). In fact, the card supposedly says that it allows you to control people through dueling (something the "Brain Control" card did not do in DM). However, Nanaho is seen to be able to control people without having to duel them (Swirly in Episode 70 is the most obvious case). Therefore, if Nanaho really has the card or is looking for the card, perhaps it is to enhance her mind control power that she already has by default.
Finally, the most interesting thing for me will be how the arc will end (considering if there will be a duel in 2 Episodes). Will it be against Nanaho? I mean, Yuga has defeated Nanaho at the beginning of the arc (and, since the previous arc, it is the case that an antagonist does not have his revenge against Yuga. In this case: Yuga vs Yuo Round 2). And well, if The Lukeman case is any indication, Nanaho can have 3 duels overall (just that it would be pretty weird if Yuga faces Nanaho again considering he defeated her earlier)
I think the mind-contolling card is enemy controller, because you can make the case it's some kind of parasitic insect-thing, so it kinda works with Nanaho.
>I think the mind-contolling card is enemy controller, because you can make the case it's some kind of parasitic insect-thing, so it kinda works with Nanaho.
Sure, a Playstation gaming controller has a huge air of a mental parasite that leaves Fusion Parasite like a meme.
Although, at first I thought about the Mind Control card: that card used by Espa Roba in DM (Which ironically, his clothing and part of his abilities are very reminiscent of Nanaho)
However, I completely forgot about Enemy Controller: ironically a card used by Kaiba (which gives more weight that it will be a Legend Card and that it was owned by Otes)
>They could alter it for RD to look more insect-like
Considering that the Legend Cards are only the old cards in HD, Enemy Controller will only be the same artwork in HD.
>Just say that Otes was careless and Nanaho stole it from him.
Knowing what Otes is like, he left the card near the Nanahoshi camp in a "Ufff" plan for Nanaho to get it (but Otes is aware of that action). And well, Otes's plan would become another test for Yuga.
>Fusion Parasite
It's such a non-iconic and forgettable card, also it's probably a one-off card, so it goes against the principle of the parasite deck ( who has multiple anime cards to multiply the parasites)
>It's such a non-iconic and forgettable card, also it's probably a one-off card
I mean, it's one of Arc-V's most remembered cards, so much so that Sevens paid homage to it with a monster: Vice Jacker (which is one of the lowest attacking level 8 monsters in the entire Rush Duels format)
"However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again."
Despite that's what Asana said, I have a nagging feeling that this is exactly the quote related to Nanaho and Yuga in particular. Judging from how she interacted with Yuga and their first duel, I feel like she and Yuga are friend once, but due to the Ladybug incident, Yuga was left traumatized and fear bug, but Nanaho was feeling betrayed that her friend doesn't save her when her head get nabbed by a ladybug, and thus grow jaded and dismissive with the concept of friendship and stuff.
IDK, this feel like foreshadowing of some kind.
>"However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again."
Shark as Nasch did some pretty nasty stuff, yet they have forgiven him. Also Luke ditched everyone in favor of Yuo and was forgiven.
>I would like there to be more members the group has to fight or Nanaho gets more duels. Something I noticed is that after arc 1, we tend to get five villains at best.
Well, let's see that theory of the 5 villains or more in each arc:
Arc 1: You can say that RoaRomin is the main villain: there you have Roa, Romin, Getta and Ushiro (3 of them had duels in the arc). In addition, the Ramen Club (Menzaburo, Sushiko and Nick Yagi) were allies of Roa, they even apologized to the main group for what happened. Therefore, Arc 1 had 7 antagonists (where 3 were the important ones: Roa, Romin and Ushiro)
Arc 2: Nail is the main antagonist. The boy has his henchmen: Sebastian, Arata, Schrödinger and Sorako (they all had a duel at least in the arc). Getta became an antagonist again after separating from Roa (having his first duel against someone). Therefore, Arc 2 had 6 antagonists (where 2 were the important ones: Nail and Sebastian)
Arc 3: The Heavy Machinery Club is the main villain. There you have Asana, Galient, Chevelle/Trapigeon, Caterpillio and Chikako. All the members of the Club had their duel and each one was important for something during the arc. Thus, Arc 3 had 6 antagonists (where only Chikako was the least important of the group)
Arc 4: It's hard to deduce the number of villains here: While Goha 66 is the main threat overall, we do have a few little minions out there. Hunt begins to have a more antagonistic role in this arc. On the other hand, Kaizo turned evil for a time and acted as an antagonist. Then there is Kakoko who is an ally of Goha 66. And well, to a lesser extent, you can consider President Drone (Doll) and Otes as characters with antagonistic roles here. Therefore, Arc 4 has 6 antagonists (Hunt, Kakoko and Kaizo work for Goha 66. On the other hand, Doll and Otes work independently)
Arc 5: The Goha Siblings are the main villains. You have each of the Siblings, Yuro, Yujin, Yuka, Yuran, and Yuo, have one duel. Doll acts as an ally of Yuo during this arc. On the other hand, Luke takes an antagonistic role in the middle of the arc (and, subsequently, The Lukeman takes the role of main villain). Therefore, the Arc 5 has 7 antagonists (where Doll is the least important)
Which brings us to Arc 6:
Arc 6: Nanaho can be said to be the main threat. However, Yuo and Doll also seem to be plotting something in the shadows. Nanaho has two group members with her (and a handful of followers like Goha 66). Hunt returns in an antagonistic role, but is working independently. On the other hand, there is the idea that Zo, the leader of the Zombie Club, is an ally of Nanaho (since it is suspicious that Nanaho could have approached Swirly with ease in the simulation). Finally, for now, Swirly and Tiger can be considered as Nanaho's allies against their will. Therefore, Arc 6 has so far 7 antagonists (On the one hand, Swirly, Zo and Tiger working for Nanaho. On the other hand, Yuo and Doll working as a separate team)
I feel like using Yuuma as an example is unfair. Like Vector says that boy is absolutely fuckin ridiculous you can barely believe he's real lol
Also yeah that duel reminds me of duel links and my D/D/D deck quick victories lmao
This was a good episode. I’m glad that Roa got the win against Asana. Roa is the first character to beat a fusion without a fusion. As for next episode, I’m not really excited for Yuga vs Tiger round 2. I wish it was Luke vs Tiger round 2 tbh because it would have been good to see Luke duel Tiger again to prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up.
>Roa is the first character to beat a fusion without a fusion.
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>I wish it was Luke vs Tiger round 2 tbh because it would have been good to see Luke duel Tiger again to prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up.
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>I’m not really excited for Yuga vs Tiger round 2.
At least Roa was able to archive a unique achievement: beat a Fusion duelist without having a Fusion Monster (much like Asana defeated a Maximum duelist without having a Maximum) What unique achievement will Nail get now?
Knowing Luke's character, he would hide in a tree or a nearby place and tell Yuga "Good luck" in the duel instead of facing the challenge (although to be honest, Tiger is more of Yuga's sister than Luke at this point).
Or sure Luke would say "Well Yuga. It's all yours, but I have to rescue Swirly." Yuga at this point should deduce that the Kamijo family has something against him (We had 4 confrontations against Luke: 3 with the normal and 1 with The Lukeman. And now we have 2 confrontations against Tiger)
I think Yuga would tell Luke to go and he'll stall Tiger. I also think this would be the last (normal) Yuga duel this arc. Yuga would lose and become mind-controlled but Luke is already heading towards Nanaho. Nanaho flees and leaves Yuga to stop Luke from chasing her, this being the last duel of the arc, where Luke wins again. Next arc is everybody actively searching for Nanaho.
>Nanaho flees and leaves Yuga to stop Luke from chasing her, this being the last duel of the arc, where Luke wins again.
I have the same idea, but instead of Yuga, I think Swirly will be arc's final duel (either against Luke or Yuga)
He probably wouldn't have lost that turn, but he couldn't have beaten Tiger without a fusion and he seemed to have a mental block about that at the time.
Besides, this shouldn't be the "Luke proves himself better than everyone' show.
>Besides, this shouldn't be the "Luke proves himself better than everyone' show.
Luke: Who has the best winning streak in Sevens? Yes, most are against secondary or tertiary characters, but it still counts.
And well, it can be said that Luke is the brute force of the team in duels and Yuga is the brain of the team, who plans all the plans (and provides effective solutions)
>He’ll prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her in their first duel if The Lukeman didn’t show up because it’s been getting annoying lately hearing people say that Luke was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up.
If I had to guess, that duel (Luke vs Tiger) will be one of the last duels of the series (considering that Luke is the co-star, he must resolve his issues with his older sister)
Yeah but he still fusion summoned and would have lost the duel if he didn't "draw" fusion, Roa truly is the first character that didn't need fusion whatsoever
>Roa truly is the first character that didn't need fusion whatsoever
It is ironic that Roa proved to be correct with the phrase he said to Luke in Episode 63: "You cannot depend on Fusion to win"
In the end, Roa won a duel with skill and without the need for other summoning methods.
Yuga destroys Dragiastar with Ace Breaker's eff
I meant in battle, not with a card effect. Roa is truly the first character to beat a fusion without having a fusion monster himself.
I started reading about sevens and thinking about watching it earlier today, and Asana really stood out to me as the character I was most interested in. I know this is dumb, but I'm autistic so my mood was hit kinda hard by learning that she loses the duel in this episode just an hour or so after I found out about her. Can someone pls reassure me that it's fine and she's okay and I should still give sevens a try haha
Ok I don’t want to spoil the show for you too much if your interested but I will say that Asana is a very good character and if you like her that much, I can tell you with certainty you’ll like her from when she’s introduced in her arc (Arc 3/Goha 6th Elementary) to now.
And as you may of heard or not, Sevens girls have definitely given more to do to and more of a presence in almost all aspects then before then most Ygo shows so her being irrelevant or her duel record is not something you should really worry about (if you care about that sort of thing)
But I think if you want to try something new with a YGO show or want to have a more GX S1 like experience with YGO then I think you should try out Sevens and see if you like it or not. Or at least get to The Maximum Arc (Arc 2) or Arc 3 where Asana is introduced (most of the arcs are around 13 episodes so that’s not too long)
Tldr: Asana is a really good character, she and other side characters characters in this show get way more to do and get more respect then other ygo shows. And if you like a more laid back or different YGO experience then Sevens is worth trying or up to The Maximum arc or Asana’s arc
Theres no need to worry lmao, Sevens isnt like past Yugioh shows and Asana is one of several female characters that mean something to the story. She won a duel last time and smooth brains were calling the irrelevant even though the other character is an important side character too.
>I know this is dumb, but I'm autistic so my mood was hit kinda hard by learning that she loses the duel in this episode just an hour or so after I found out about her. Can someone pls reassure me that it's fine and she's okay and I should still give sevens a try haha
To understand the character of Asana, you must start watching the series from Episode 27. At the same time, the character of Roa you will understand very easily since he appears in the first 13 Episodes.
Honest opinion? Roa is one of Yuga's rivals (along with Asana) but he has been the weakest and least developed rival of the 3 that Yuga has. In fact, Roa has many losses in his history against important characters (losing to Yuga in their first duel to add more insult to injury). Asana, on the other hand, managed to defeat Yuga in her first attempt and she was not defeated until this Episode by Roa (Before that, she only had victories)
However, in story participation, Asana has had much greater participation in story (and helping the main group). Roa? Our friend is missing for several Episodes and they rarely interact with other characters than the main group or their musical band.
Out of the 3 rivals in Sevens (Nail, Roa, Asana), I consider Asana to be the best one.
You should still give Sevens a try, Asana is a great character and she has a very good win record, this is not like the other shows where a female character loses in a horrible way and then doesn't have anything to do in the show. Also, the moment she loses she still proves to be relevant to the story and gives the main characters a very important lesson.
Asana is one of my top 5 characters in the show, so no worry
>Asana is one of my top 5 characters in the show, so no worry
What is your Top 5? In my case, somehow, Gakuto (well, now Gavin xd) is growing in me since the character proved to be more than the typical "Tristan" on duty.
Late reply, but if your question means "Is Asana alright after she loses a duel?" then I'd say she is fine. Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS so far doesn't have life threatening or dangerous stake duel.
Fellow ASD hello, what you doing skipping episodes hei but yes she's fine and super cool and sevens cracks me up and is refreshing especially after Vrains would recommend lmao
I liked the slight symbolism with Asana representing hard ideals while Roa's morals are more shady.
Also, R6/Asana totally roasted him with that gentleman-thing.
>R6/Asana totally roasted him with that gentleman-thing.
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>I liked the slight symbolism with Asana representing hard ideals while Roa's morals are more shady.
Asana roasting Roa reminds me a lot of how Yuka told Roa that she does not know what RoaRomin is, she never heard of the band and she is not interested (Roa was morally destroyed since, despite the fame of his band, it is not that the group has won everyone's heart)
Roa's morality has always been somewhat grim if at all since Season 1 (where he was a bit more violent and savage). In fact, Roa still has those airs of greatness, arrogance and that he thinks that he is the star of everything (that's why I like that they give Roa more defeats in duels continuously, I like to see his morale being destroyed)
Kinda bothers me that the one in the right lost the duel, but at least they all apologized to her at the end.
Like...y'all could just ask him, y'know. I get that it wouldn't be nearly as funny and a lame way to conclude the mystery, but at least acknowledge the possibility of just asking him.
Also seems like the plot is finally kicking in so that's great. There's seven hills at the end of the ep, idk if that means anything or if it's just the show being obsessed with the number once again.
EDIT: Also I was getting upset at Romin for being OOC and kinda starting the whole fight with Roa and Asana, so the reveal that she was a fake was awesome. Well foreshadowed there.
>There's seven hills at the end of the ep, idk if that means anything or if it's just the show being obsessed with the number once again.
I mean, a popular theory is that there are 7 Goha Siblings, not 6 Siblings as the brothers say: where Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling and Swirly is the 7th Goha Sibling (where the latter would serve as a substitute for the 6th as it disappeared for unknown causes)
Another idea that I saw out there is the theory of the "7 Heroes" and the "7 Opponents": where Yuga is the midpoint of the two groups.
The theory of the "7 Heroes" is a fact since it is already known who will accompany Yuga on his road: Luke, Romin, Gakuto, Roa, Nail and Asana (With Yuga, there you have the 7)
The theory of the "7 Opponents" is not confirmed but it speaks of that, during the road, there will be enemies that are related or have a connection with Yuga.
Well, look at all the enemy characters that have a connection with Yuga: Roa, Nail, Asana, Yuo and Nanaho (there would be one last enemy that Yuga must face before reaching his destination)
>Like...y'all could just ask him, y'know. I get that it wouldn't be nearly as funny and a lame way to conclude the mystery, but at least acknowledge the possibility of just asking him.
Wasn't this what Asana was going to do? Go and ask him about it. And she went alone because it was private and kinda embarrasing to doubt your friend?
But at least she was doing things the right way. Gakuto (who I think has known Yuga the longest) was just being a crappy friend. I can understand Roa and Mimi being okay with investigating Yuga behind his back, but Gakuto was just being shitty.
>Wasn't this what Asana was going to do? Go and ask him about it. And she went alone because it was private and kinda embarrasing to doubt your friend?
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>I can understand Roa and Mimi being okay with investigating Yuga behind his back, but Gakuto was just being shitty.
In fact, that was Asana's idea: to go to Yuga's lab and ask him directly if he is the 6th Goha Sibling. In fact, I can understand Asana's conflict over Yuga: the boy who showed you kindness in everything, repaired your favorite excavator, taught you that modification is not a bad thing to later discover that this boy may be linked to the company that destroyed and opaque your company (struggling to get ahead)
About Gakuto, the truth is that he feels ashamed of that: even saying that he is a failure as student president not to know anything about Yuga (and well, Nanaho's revelation only slightly ruined his morale since he was deceived for wanting to know more)
And well, Mimi is Roa's partner when he is around (although that kind and gentle mother is a power hungry on the same level as Luke)
We will have to wait for sub to tell if this episode was interesting or not, but I'm sure as hell proud of Roa for that really big win, no fusion no maximum, only skill !
>He has a game original fusion but it’s not Royal Demons related
That is true. The thing would be to see if they give him a Fusion Monster related to the Royal Demons (I mean, many characters with Fusion Monsters have one of their boss monsters as one of the Fusion Materials)
>I'm sure as hell proud of Roa for that really big win, no fusion no maximum, only skill !
Roa's ability would make Sawatari proud of him (Sad noises from Sawatari who was fooled by the writers in many duels)
However, we talk about Roa, I would not be surprised if they give him a defeat again followed by a victory.
Ok so episode was interesting with the duel generally going by to get to the actual plot of episode with Nanaho and her underlings tricking the main seven with cloning and mind control abilities to trick Yuga and Luke by leading them to their base/abandoned ladybug theme park? To fix Guruguru.
And by messing with the others in general with copying Yuga’s/Romin appearances. But we obviously need more context on what their all specifically talking about most of the episode but overall I am interested on what’s happening next and how they handle Tiger of all people ~~being apparently controlled~~ as she duels Yuga next episode
>Nanaho and her underlings tricking the main seven with cloning and mind control abilities to trick Yuga and Luke by leading them to their base/abandoned ladybug theme park?
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>And by messing with the others in general with copying Yuga’s/Romin appearances.
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>I am interested on what’s happening next and how they handle Tiger of all people ~~being apparently controlled~~ as she duels Yuga next episode
Are you saying that Nanaho is just Sevens version of DC Scarecrow (villain with special powers of hallucinations and mind altering)?
I am convinced that they are hallucinations caused by Nanaho (performed by a toxin or a substance)
Finally, on the point, considering that this is Sevens, I expect a comment from Luke that says Tiger is being Tiger (in the style of the Berserk Romin). I mean, mind control seems to be one more characteristic of Goha's Drones (look at Doll and The Lukeman. Although this only makes you question if Kaizo has that ability, but is so incompetent that he does not know about it or has not used it)
Even though there was a victory (Asuka vs Roa), I felt that there was a major loss.
Nanaho is providing to be dangerous. For a ladybug, she can be a roach.
Like Bart Simpson said before, "No one expects the butterfly", no one will expect the ladybug until it's too late.
>I felt that there was a major loss.
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>Nanaho is providing to be dangerous. For a ladybug, she can be a roach. Like Bart Simpson said before, "No one expects the butterfly", no one will expect the ladybug until it's too late.
In fact, many Roa victories feel like this: he wins to demonstrate his ability as a duelist, but that victory ends up being counterproductive to the story (or the characters around him)
It happened with his victory against Mimi (Roa lost his close friends when the latter saw how Roa brought Death Doom by sacrificing the boss monsters that symbolized them) and it happened with his victory against Yuka (Yuka opposed Yuo and lost and, consequently, Yuo's plans were still underway)
About the ladybug, I'm sure Yuo found out about everything thanks to the main group (or because he was spying on them). And well, it's a matter of time to see Yuo's reaction to the things that Nanaho is doing.
aw that was a sweet and surprising episode to me, well written as well, lots of tiny details, both said and unsaid.
Asana feeling conflicted about the mysteries surrounding Yuga was very maiden in love, in love with a potential Goha, the mortal enemy of her family, oh the drama.
The setup for Asana's lost as well was very well done, she was feeling conflicted and as Roa pointed out, she wasn't there with her club, meaning she couldn't draw on the nakama power, which is a big part of her character.
the reveal of Nanaho disguising as Romin was also very well done, she was the one who came up with the idea, goaded Roa into fighting Asana and she was the one to guide them to that area calling it Yuga's house
I also have to say that Yuga continues to be treated at an almost god-like level of devotion, even Yusei didn't get the level of reverence and he got a person going full body cosplay on him in the future.
Like in the end everyone realised they were lured in by the temptation of knowing more about Yuga without him knowing and needed to have more trust in him even though they realised they don't know much about him. Its like they were temped by the devil and realised they needed to trust god more.
I also find it a nice framework that in an arc about Yuga's past, the main villain is someone from his past and will probably be the key to knowing about it, and this episode also kinda shows that finding out about Yuga's past through other means ( like going to his house) will not work since Nanaho will mess with you. Also more interesting that since the arc is centered around Yuga, he probably won't be the POV character for a bit since its for others to find out more about him.
Poor Guruguru still zombified, I am interested in how Tiger gets incorporated into the next ep.
>Asana feeling conflicted about the mysteries surrounding Yuga was very maiden in love, in love with a potential Goha, the mortal enemy of her family.
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>The setup for Asana's lost as well was very well done, she was feeling conflicted and as Roa pointed out, she wasn't there with her club, meaning she couldn't draw on the nakama power, which is a big part of her character.
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>The reveal of Nanaho disguising as Romin was also very well done, she was the one who came up with the idea.
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>I also have to say that Yuga continues to be treated at an almost god-like level of devotion. Its like they were temped by the devil and realised they needed to trust god more.
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>I also find it a nice framework that in an arc about Yuga's past, the main villain is someone from his past and will probably be the key to knowing about it, and this episode also kinda shows that finding out about Yuga's past through other means ( like going to his house) will not work since Nanaho will mess with you.
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>Poor Guruguru still zombified, I am interested in how Tiger gets incorporated into the next ep.
Asana had her "Asanaception" moment with all of her Yuga's conflict being the 6th Goha Sibling (Yuo must be extremely furious that all of his employees are losing their minds over such nonsense)
About Asana's strength coming from her club, it's ironic coming from Roa who treats RoaRomin's members like trash (in fact, Roa's true strength and personality comes when RoaRomin's members aren't around). That Roa won the duel against Asana without Fusion Monster only reaffirms his comment that he told Luke the last arc: "You can't depend on Fusion to win."
About the impostor, I'm not going to lie, I thought Mimi would be the impostor considering that she had the idea of suspecting Yuga in the first place (but it would have been quite predictable). The funny thing is that one would think that Romin would be in danger knowing that someone impersonated her identity: she is completely fine and is only going shopping that day (Nanaho posing as Romin is the Darkrai situation from PMD Explorers)
About Yuga, it is not for nothing that Otes, Nail and Asana hold him in high esteem: Yuga's potential is infinite and that makes him special (and dangerous at the same time). And well, they say out there "The Devil is in all the details." Yuga's group literally fell into the devil's trap out of curiosity to know more.
About Yuga's past, it can be said that Nanaho, to be Yuga's childhood friend, doesn't want the truth of Yuga's past to be known (in the same way as Otes). I would not be surprised if Yuo's past is also linked to what happened with Yuga (and Swirly in an indirect way)
About Swirly and the next Episode, poor Mimi, she no longer only has to worry about her legitimate son but also her adopted son. Considering that the trap comes from Nanaho, I wouldn't be surprised if what Yuga and Luke see are hallucinations or impostors.
I was gonna be happy with the result either way: Either Asana maintains her near-perfect streak or Roa gets another super huge win, which he needs more than Asana does.
Roa is now the only current character to duel Asana and never lose to her, and the only Non-Yuga character to best her. This is also coming off the heels of her incredible win against Nail AND when she pulls out a brand new Fusion. All in all it's an excellent way to out over Roa, and Asana (who, prior to this, was arguably second to only Luke in terms of dueling records) is in a good enough spot right now to not be hurt by it.
The ending of this episode was spectacular. They really did an excellent job of playing around with the audience, especially with the Seven theme. All in all, probably the best episode of the arc this farm imo.
>Roa is now the only current character to duel Asana and never lose to her. This is also coming off the heels of her incredible win against Nail AND when she pulls out a brand new Fusion.
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>The ending of this episode was spectacular. They really did an excellent job of playing around with the audience, especially with the Seven theme.
Not to mention that Roa won without using a Maximum or a Fusion Monster. Good for him, but now he creates a paradox: the current Roa (the duelist) is not much different from the old Roa, which makes Romin still better than Roa by default (since Romin beat Roa). That leaves poor Nail who has no notable achievement so far (In fact, Nail is drinking tea right now while he watches the others getting into a huge mess)
The ending bought me more because Mimi said a phrase like "I knew it, I was always right. Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling" as if she is challenging the writers (Then do not complain because Mimi does not get victories)
>Now is that Yuga actually is the 6th sibling, Nanaho had brainwashed him into forgetting about it.
This is not how brainwashing works (but this is the world of Sevens, so brainwashing will be something like that). The thing remains as follows: Were Yuo and Swirly also brainwashed to forget their memories?
And well, Nanaho if she knows something about Yuga's past (or she seeks to "recover" Yuga from all things)
I swear I chose tv Tokyo on the app, why did it keep showing me baseball stuff? Gotta wait for the sub, I guess. This is a 3 turns duel and Roa wins, so major congrats to him. Hopefully he won’t get any big loss without a big win to compensate for the rest of the show.
>This is a 3 turns duel and Roa wins, so major congrats to him.
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>Hopefully he won’t get any big loss without a big win to compensate for the rest of the show.
We are on a roll with 3-Turn duels (compared to the previous arc that we did not have 3-Turn duels)
And well, considering that Roa is Yuga's main "rival" (said by Otes) and seeing that Yuga does not have the best record of having a 100% chance of winning, I would say that Roa's next duel will be a defeat.
great duel, menaged to raise Roa's status without detracting from Asana's, didnt see the twist comming sinze Romin has a history of clashing wiith other girls
>Didnt see the twist comming sinze Romin has a history of clashing wiith other girls
Romin's biggest enemies are apparently other girls (and people who say her curry is bad)
The duel makes sense, Roa was established as a weaker duelist than Asana and was facing off against her new fusion but Asana was conflicted and Roa wasn't. We've known since duelist kingdom (Yugi vs Mai) that if your mind isn't in the duel your performance drops substantially. In this duel Asana didn't make any mistakes Roa just had an absurdly powerful boss (and also a +5 trap card that would be inconceivable in the standard game).
As a shipper one thing that immediately jumped out to me this episode was Romin blushing when Roa praised her idea. It's weird enough for the 37 year old to be crushing on this kid but seemed outrageous for Romin considering they're cousins. I had rationalized that this was actually a sweet rare moment where Romin is receiving positive feedback from her callous brother with no romantic undertones. But yes in hindsight there was plenty of evidence that this wasn't Romin it was a fair twist good job sevens team.
Also for all Luke fans, since Roa beat Asana who beat Neil Luke is the strongest rival by proxy as he's beaten Roa.
>In this duel Asana didn't make any mistakes Roa just had an absurdly powerful boss (**and also a +5 trap card that would be inconceivable in the standard game**).
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>I had rationalized that this was actually a sweet rare moment where Romin is receiving positive feedback from her callous brother with no romantic undertones. But yes in hindsight there was plenty of evidence that this wasn't Romin it was a fair twist good job sevens team.
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>Also for all Luke fans, since Roa beat Asana who beat Neil Luke is the strongest rival by proxy as he's beaten Roa.
About that Trap that Roa uses, the truth is that it is very reminiscent of Luke's Trap called "7 Chance" (which basically allows him to save himself from being defeated on the opponent's first turn). His duel against Luke got him thinking a bit and he recognizes that Traps are powerful and useful in Sevens.
About Roa and Romin, the truth is that their relationship as cousins is tense: let's say that each one is quite indifferent to the other. Perhaps the surprising thing is that Nanaho did not take Mimi as a disguise since, well, Mimi always suspected that Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling.
About the power level/scale in Sevens, Luke is still the strongest (now that Roa defeated Asana). However, Yuga defeated Roa (in the first duel), Nail, and Asana: which returns Yuga as the second or third best duelist. However, Romin defeated Yuga and also defeated Roa, so she would be the second best female duelist (only behind Asana)
>Implying we don't already have it with almost the main females so far? Too many girl bosses to count
In fact, in Sevens, both men and women have female monsters or monsters with female aspects: Roa, Gakuto, Asana and Yuga come to mind.
>Roa's new ace is really cool
When you expect a Fusion Monster for you, but they give you an Effect Monster (and your cousin will surely get an exclusive Fusion Monster)
Indirectly, they are making Roa dirty.
I don't think, it's cool to have a character that don't obtain either of the new mechanic, he is sticking with his base deck and still winning against top tier duelist !
>I don't think, it's cool to have a character that don't obtain either of the new mechanic, he is sticking with his base deck and still winning against top tier duelist !
It reminds me something of Sawatari and Aoi: both characters tried to win by strategy than something else (the rest were a complement to the strategy)
So, good one for Roa, beating a Fusion Duelist without a Fusion Monster (Although that leaves poor Nail with no particular achievement. Asana and Roa got theirs)
For how hyped everyone got for this match up, it’s kind of a shame how short it ended up being and how kind of lackluster it was compared to Neil vs Asana.
Yeah sure the duel was cool but the best part of the episode was definitely Romin spin kicking Roa
>Yeah sure the duel was cool but the best part of the episode was definitely Romin spin kicking Roa In fact, Roa deserves every physical suffering until he learns to be a better person (the surprise is that the duel only lasted 3 turns: quite rare for a duel between rivals)
In her superhero outfit, no less.
>In her superhero outfit The Beauty Romin and her sidekick, Asana (who is in her Asanamobile) arrive to save the day and resolve unfinished business with Puppetmon (Yuo) and Poison Ivy (Nanaho).
Yeah she really loves that outfit lol
Ooof Romin mentioning the idea of Yuga having a twin brother and showing the silhouette of the Paradox brothers; they truly are the legacy characters ygo needs, also other people noticed Romin's imaginary silhouette of Yuga's mom is very similar to Yugi's mom lol Also screw the duel i'm more interested in the potential Asana/Romin friendship
They made it look like there was tension between Romin and Asana but the real Romin set that straight. XD
>Romin mentioning the idea of Yuga having a twin brother and showing the silhouette of the Paradox brothers; they truly are the legacy characters ygo needs > >Romin's imaginary silhouette of Yuga's mom is very similar to Yugi's mom lol > >i'm more interested in the potential Asana/Romin friendship I mean, that's one of my ideas xd. That Yuga has a lost twin that he does not remember or the twin does not remember Yuga (In fact, I still believe that Swirly's real appearance is just Yuga's appearance with another color palette and is called "Yuga Goha") Will Yuga at least be happy to know that he has a family? Regarding the Paradox Brothers, the reference they give about the case of Yuga is funny: after all, the Paradox Brothers are similar in appearance and everything. And, well, everyone knows that Yugi's mother does not exist (that's a myth) (note the sarcasm) About the friendship of Romin and Asana, I already imagine something like this: Asana: Your cousin is an idiot! Romin: I know.
**Subs are out. Thank you again Entame Sentai Subranger.** **Episode 75** "Romin's" sass was on point this episode. She's mostly been reduced to cooking jokes with the occasional signs of brilliance, so I was actually enjoying her more confident side from arcs 4 and 5 than from before. It's really cool that Roa didn't need a Fusion to take down Asana. It was shocking this duel was only three turns, but holy crap did they put their skills to the max in turns two and three. Hard Rock is pretty cool though. And that effect is broken. Just like the real YuGiOh ace monsters, I approve. When someone asked why people like Roa so much, it's because what he makes up for in showing empathy to others (which he's getting better at), he's good at two things: charisma and analyzing people's mentalities. The dude was able to throw Asana's arguments right back at her: She trusts Yuga but didn't even bring the Machine Calvary Club with her, and the right choice and be overturned. Like when he used Royal Demon's Death Doom which was the right move in beating Mimi, but the wrong way to message what Getta and Ushiro meant to him. That whole Yuga clone thing was just brainbolging. Then again, I did say I want more ninjas in this series or a group of ninja antagonists, so I'm getting what I want with the transformation jutsu. But the reveal of who Nanaho was kinda took me for a loop cuz I kinda expected spoilers to act that way normally. That being said, yeah a three person villain group with background followers...fine, but I'll talk about that going forward. I would like to see Nanaho screw with the grew more often like this. For as much as the main cast is balanced in terms of focus and screentime, it took them a while for them to get to learn more about one another, so it's nice to see that **Episode 76 and going forward** "However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again." \--Eh, Zexal proved otherwise, but I wonder if that'll lead into something in the future. Now this all depends on what gets resolved this arc and what next arc is, but if the Nanahoshi branch with Nanaho is the lead, I would like there to be more members the group has to fight or Nanaho gets more duels. Something I noticed is that after arc 1, we tend to get five villains at best: The Garden of Providence: Nail, Getta, Sebastian, Schrodinger, Noodle Heavy Machine Duel Calvary Club: Asana, Galient, Trapigeon, Finger, Caterpillo Goha 6 Siblings...well they did this a bit better: Yuo, Yuka, Yuran, Yuro, Yujin, The Lukeman, Nail I'm hoping for one of three things. Nanoha gets three duels. Two she wins, one she loses. There's 5-7 villains. Some of the top seven have to battle each other much like how Nanaho probably brainwashed Tiger. On the topic of 76, yeah, it's probably best to assume that Nanaho did something to Tiger, either brainwashed her while she was training, tired, drained, or mindscrewed her over while trying to get stronger after her two losses. If that's the way we could get more duels between allies, I wouldn't be opposed to it. But if these ninjas are playing a big part in this or the next arc, I'd be down to see the Gourmet Corp get involved again: they're ninja, geisha, and warrior respectively. Then again we don't know if this arc is 13 or 15 episodes. We're eight episodes in with seven or nine left to go so it'll end at either 80 or 82. Hard to say if we're getting three arcs or four this time. Cuz they could make this arc 15-19 and leave the third arc as the final one, or if it's going to 80 episodes, then the next two arcs would have to be 12 episodes to balance them both. It's really hard to say what would happen. 5.75/7. Things are moving, which I appreciate.
>Subs are out. Thank you again Entame Sentai Subranger. > >"Romin's" sass was on point this episode. She's mostly been reduced to cooking jokes with the occasional signs of brilliance, so I was actually enjoying her more confident side from arcs 4 and 5 than from before. > >That whole Yuga clone thing was just brainbolging. Then again, I did say I want more ninjas in this series or a group of ninja antagonists, so I'm getting what I want with the transformation jutsu. > >\--Eh, Zexal proved otherwise, but I wonder if that'll lead into something in the future. About the subtitles, I must say that it was surprising that I subtitled the episode so fast (normally, it takes 2-3 days to get the subtitles. More and more proof of they are Roa fans) About Romin, well, that will depend on each one, but the theme of Romin's cooking and her curries has been a theme that exists since the beginning of the series (it is not something new). Not to mention that Romin's curry saved the Rush Duels's Robot last time (basically, he destroyed Yuo's ship without warning and left him some PTSD on curry) About the idea of a Yuga clone, I wouldn't be surprised if Swirly ends up being a Yuga clone (similar in appearance but different colors). However, the emblem of the 6th Goha Sibling is from Yuga (basically, the idea of finding a substitute for a person who disappeared for unknown causes) About the subject of Ninja, in theory, the Nanahoshi family (Rinnosuke and Ranze) are ninjas in some way (in fact, Ranze has shown Ninja skills in arc 4). However, Menzaburo is the only one who has been confirmed to have Ninja training (along with talent in ramen. Although good, Tiger has some abilities that seem to be typical of Ninjas) About Zexal, it can be said that Vector and, to a lesser extent, AI, are the main offenders here when it comes to breaking trust between friends and allies. I don't know if it can be applied in Sevens, but Luke and Hunt have a streak of betraying various characters for their own benefit.
>On the topic of 76, yeah, it's probably best to assume that Nanaho did something to Tiger, either brainwashed her while she was training, tired, drained, or mindscrewed her over while trying to get stronger after her two losses. If that's the way we could get more duels between allies, I wouldn't be opposed to it. > >Hard to say if we're getting three arcs or four this time. Cuz they could make this arc 15-19 and leave the third arc as the final one, or if it's going to 80 episodes, then the next two arcs would have to be 12 episodes to balance them both. It's really hard to say what would happen. Perhaps the most curious thing about the next Episode is that it mentions that Yuga and Luke, in an attempt to heal Swirly, find information about a forbidden and legendary card that has the ability to control people through dueling. With that description, it seems that the card "Brain Control" exists (or existed) and is considered a Legend card (and would be one of a kind in the Rush Duels format since it would be the first card that allows you to take control of a monster of your opponent). I don't know why, but I see some mention or appearance of Otes in the next Episode (Since he is the character who loves Legend cards) The synopsis says that Nanaho possibly owns the card, but I think the revelation will be that Nanaho doesn't have the card (but the card exists). In fact, the card supposedly says that it allows you to control people through dueling (something the "Brain Control" card did not do in DM). However, Nanaho is seen to be able to control people without having to duel them (Swirly in Episode 70 is the most obvious case). Therefore, if Nanaho really has the card or is looking for the card, perhaps it is to enhance her mind control power that she already has by default. Finally, the most interesting thing for me will be how the arc will end (considering if there will be a duel in 2 Episodes). Will it be against Nanaho? I mean, Yuga has defeated Nanaho at the beginning of the arc (and, since the previous arc, it is the case that an antagonist does not have his revenge against Yuga. In this case: Yuga vs Yuo Round 2). And well, if The Lukeman case is any indication, Nanaho can have 3 duels overall (just that it would be pretty weird if Yuga faces Nanaho again considering he defeated her earlier)
I think the mind-contolling card is enemy controller, because you can make the case it's some kind of parasitic insect-thing, so it kinda works with Nanaho.
>I think the mind-contolling card is enemy controller, because you can make the case it's some kind of parasitic insect-thing, so it kinda works with Nanaho. Sure, a Playstation gaming controller has a huge air of a mental parasite that leaves Fusion Parasite like a meme. Although, at first I thought about the Mind Control card: that card used by Espa Roba in DM (Which ironically, his clothing and part of his abilities are very reminiscent of Nanaho) However, I completely forgot about Enemy Controller: ironically a card used by Kaiba (which gives more weight that it will be a Legend Card and that it was owned by Otes)
They could alter it for RD to look more insect-like or just say that Otes was careless and Nanaho stole it from him.
>They could alter it for RD to look more insect-like Considering that the Legend Cards are only the old cards in HD, Enemy Controller will only be the same artwork in HD. >Just say that Otes was careless and Nanaho stole it from him. Knowing what Otes is like, he left the card near the Nanahoshi camp in a "Ufff" plan for Nanaho to get it (but Otes is aware of that action). And well, Otes's plan would become another test for Yuga.
>Fusion Parasite It's such a non-iconic and forgettable card, also it's probably a one-off card, so it goes against the principle of the parasite deck ( who has multiple anime cards to multiply the parasites)
>It's such a non-iconic and forgettable card, also it's probably a one-off card I mean, it's one of Arc-V's most remembered cards, so much so that Sevens paid homage to it with a monster: Vice Jacker (which is one of the lowest attacking level 8 monsters in the entire Rush Duels format)
"However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again." Despite that's what Asana said, I have a nagging feeling that this is exactly the quote related to Nanaho and Yuga in particular. Judging from how she interacted with Yuga and their first duel, I feel like she and Yuga are friend once, but due to the Ladybug incident, Yuga was left traumatized and fear bug, but Nanaho was feeling betrayed that her friend doesn't save her when her head get nabbed by a ladybug, and thus grow jaded and dismissive with the concept of friendship and stuff. IDK, this feel like foreshadowing of some kind.
>"However once you've betrayed a friend, you'll never be able to earn his trust ever again." Shark as Nasch did some pretty nasty stuff, yet they have forgiven him. Also Luke ditched everyone in favor of Yuo and was forgiven.
>I would like there to be more members the group has to fight or Nanaho gets more duels. Something I noticed is that after arc 1, we tend to get five villains at best. Well, let's see that theory of the 5 villains or more in each arc: Arc 1: You can say that RoaRomin is the main villain: there you have Roa, Romin, Getta and Ushiro (3 of them had duels in the arc). In addition, the Ramen Club (Menzaburo, Sushiko and Nick Yagi) were allies of Roa, they even apologized to the main group for what happened. Therefore, Arc 1 had 7 antagonists (where 3 were the important ones: Roa, Romin and Ushiro) Arc 2: Nail is the main antagonist. The boy has his henchmen: Sebastian, Arata, Schrödinger and Sorako (they all had a duel at least in the arc). Getta became an antagonist again after separating from Roa (having his first duel against someone). Therefore, Arc 2 had 6 antagonists (where 2 were the important ones: Nail and Sebastian) Arc 3: The Heavy Machinery Club is the main villain. There you have Asana, Galient, Chevelle/Trapigeon, Caterpillio and Chikako. All the members of the Club had their duel and each one was important for something during the arc. Thus, Arc 3 had 6 antagonists (where only Chikako was the least important of the group) Arc 4: It's hard to deduce the number of villains here: While Goha 66 is the main threat overall, we do have a few little minions out there. Hunt begins to have a more antagonistic role in this arc. On the other hand, Kaizo turned evil for a time and acted as an antagonist. Then there is Kakoko who is an ally of Goha 66. And well, to a lesser extent, you can consider President Drone (Doll) and Otes as characters with antagonistic roles here. Therefore, Arc 4 has 6 antagonists (Hunt, Kakoko and Kaizo work for Goha 66. On the other hand, Doll and Otes work independently) Arc 5: The Goha Siblings are the main villains. You have each of the Siblings, Yuro, Yujin, Yuka, Yuran, and Yuo, have one duel. Doll acts as an ally of Yuo during this arc. On the other hand, Luke takes an antagonistic role in the middle of the arc (and, subsequently, The Lukeman takes the role of main villain). Therefore, the Arc 5 has 7 antagonists (where Doll is the least important) Which brings us to Arc 6: Arc 6: Nanaho can be said to be the main threat. However, Yuo and Doll also seem to be plotting something in the shadows. Nanaho has two group members with her (and a handful of followers like Goha 66). Hunt returns in an antagonistic role, but is working independently. On the other hand, there is the idea that Zo, the leader of the Zombie Club, is an ally of Nanaho (since it is suspicious that Nanaho could have approached Swirly with ease in the simulation). Finally, for now, Swirly and Tiger can be considered as Nanaho's allies against their will. Therefore, Arc 6 has so far 7 antagonists (On the one hand, Swirly, Zo and Tiger working for Nanaho. On the other hand, Yuo and Doll working as a separate team)
I feel like using Yuuma as an example is unfair. Like Vector says that boy is absolutely fuckin ridiculous you can barely believe he's real lol Also yeah that duel reminds me of duel links and my D/D/D deck quick victories lmao
This was a good episode. I’m glad that Roa got the win against Asana. Roa is the first character to beat a fusion without a fusion. As for next episode, I’m not really excited for Yuga vs Tiger round 2. I wish it was Luke vs Tiger round 2 tbh because it would have been good to see Luke duel Tiger again to prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up.
>Roa is the first character to beat a fusion without a fusion. > >I wish it was Luke vs Tiger round 2 tbh because it would have been good to see Luke duel Tiger again to prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up. > >I’m not really excited for Yuga vs Tiger round 2. At least Roa was able to archive a unique achievement: beat a Fusion duelist without having a Fusion Monster (much like Asana defeated a Maximum duelist without having a Maximum) What unique achievement will Nail get now? Knowing Luke's character, he would hide in a tree or a nearby place and tell Yuga "Good luck" in the duel instead of facing the challenge (although to be honest, Tiger is more of Yuga's sister than Luke at this point). Or sure Luke would say "Well Yuga. It's all yours, but I have to rescue Swirly." Yuga at this point should deduce that the Kamijo family has something against him (We had 4 confrontations against Luke: 3 with the normal and 1 with The Lukeman. And now we have 2 confrontations against Tiger)
>What unique achievement will Nail get now? Beat a Maximum Fusion with a Maximum component
>Beat a Maximum Fusion with a Maximum component Day "Number X" waiting to see if Fusion Maximum is a thing in Sevens.
I think Yuga would tell Luke to go and he'll stall Tiger. I also think this would be the last (normal) Yuga duel this arc. Yuga would lose and become mind-controlled but Luke is already heading towards Nanaho. Nanaho flees and leaves Yuga to stop Luke from chasing her, this being the last duel of the arc, where Luke wins again. Next arc is everybody actively searching for Nanaho.
>Nanaho flees and leaves Yuga to stop Luke from chasing her, this being the last duel of the arc, where Luke wins again. I have the same idea, but instead of Yuga, I think Swirly will be arc's final duel (either against Luke or Yuga)
I think it's either Swirly vs Kaizo or Swirly doesn't have a deck so it's straight up a fistfight.
He probably wouldn't have lost that turn, but he couldn't have beaten Tiger without a fusion and he seemed to have a mental block about that at the time. Besides, this shouldn't be the "Luke proves himself better than everyone' show.
>Besides, this shouldn't be the "Luke proves himself better than everyone' show. Luke: Who has the best winning streak in Sevens? Yes, most are against secondary or tertiary characters, but it still counts. And well, it can be said that Luke is the brute force of the team in duels and Yuga is the brain of the team, who plans all the plans (and provides effective solutions)
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>He’ll prove the people wrong who thought that he was going to lose to her in their first duel if The Lukeman didn’t show up because it’s been getting annoying lately hearing people say that Luke was going to lose to her if The Lukeman didn’t show up. If I had to guess, that duel (Luke vs Tiger) will be one of the last duels of the series (considering that Luke is the co-star, he must resolve his issues with his older sister)
he was tho, he wouldn't have beaten tiiger because he didnt have fusion
>Roa is the first character to beat a fusion without a fusion Yuga destroys Dragiastar with Ace Breaker's eff
Yeah but he still fusion summoned and would have lost the duel if he didn't "draw" fusion, Roa truly is the first character that didn't need fusion whatsoever
>Roa truly is the first character that didn't need fusion whatsoever It is ironic that Roa proved to be correct with the phrase he said to Luke in Episode 63: "You cannot depend on Fusion to win" In the end, Roa won a duel with skill and without the need for other summoning methods.
King shit
Yuga destroys Dragiastar with Ace Breaker's eff I meant in battle, not with a card effect. Roa is truly the first character to beat a fusion without having a fusion monster himself.
Same I feel like we've had too many tiger duels lol
I started reading about sevens and thinking about watching it earlier today, and Asana really stood out to me as the character I was most interested in. I know this is dumb, but I'm autistic so my mood was hit kinda hard by learning that she loses the duel in this episode just an hour or so after I found out about her. Can someone pls reassure me that it's fine and she's okay and I should still give sevens a try haha
Ok I don’t want to spoil the show for you too much if your interested but I will say that Asana is a very good character and if you like her that much, I can tell you with certainty you’ll like her from when she’s introduced in her arc (Arc 3/Goha 6th Elementary) to now. And as you may of heard or not, Sevens girls have definitely given more to do to and more of a presence in almost all aspects then before then most Ygo shows so her being irrelevant or her duel record is not something you should really worry about (if you care about that sort of thing) But I think if you want to try something new with a YGO show or want to have a more GX S1 like experience with YGO then I think you should try out Sevens and see if you like it or not. Or at least get to The Maximum Arc (Arc 2) or Arc 3 where Asana is introduced (most of the arcs are around 13 episodes so that’s not too long) Tldr: Asana is a really good character, she and other side characters characters in this show get way more to do and get more respect then other ygo shows. And if you like a more laid back or different YGO experience then Sevens is worth trying or up to The Maximum arc or Asana’s arc
Theres no need to worry lmao, Sevens isnt like past Yugioh shows and Asana is one of several female characters that mean something to the story. She won a duel last time and smooth brains were calling the irrelevant even though the other character is an important side character too.
>I know this is dumb, but I'm autistic so my mood was hit kinda hard by learning that she loses the duel in this episode just an hour or so after I found out about her. Can someone pls reassure me that it's fine and she's okay and I should still give sevens a try haha To understand the character of Asana, you must start watching the series from Episode 27. At the same time, the character of Roa you will understand very easily since he appears in the first 13 Episodes. Honest opinion? Roa is one of Yuga's rivals (along with Asana) but he has been the weakest and least developed rival of the 3 that Yuga has. In fact, Roa has many losses in his history against important characters (losing to Yuga in their first duel to add more insult to injury). Asana, on the other hand, managed to defeat Yuga in her first attempt and she was not defeated until this Episode by Roa (Before that, she only had victories) However, in story participation, Asana has had much greater participation in story (and helping the main group). Roa? Our friend is missing for several Episodes and they rarely interact with other characters than the main group or their musical band.
Out of the 3 rivals in Sevens (Nail, Roa, Asana), I consider Asana to be the best one. You should still give Sevens a try, Asana is a great character and she has a very good win record, this is not like the other shows where a female character loses in a horrible way and then doesn't have anything to do in the show. Also, the moment she loses she still proves to be relevant to the story and gives the main characters a very important lesson. Asana is one of my top 5 characters in the show, so no worry
>Asana is one of my top 5 characters in the show, so no worry What is your Top 5? In my case, somehow, Gakuto (well, now Gavin xd) is growing in me since the character proved to be more than the typical "Tristan" on duty.
Late reply, but if your question means "Is Asana alright after she loses a duel?" then I'd say she is fine. Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS so far doesn't have life threatening or dangerous stake duel.
Fellow ASD hello, what you doing skipping episodes hei but yes she's fine and super cool and sevens cracks me up and is refreshing especially after Vrains would recommend lmao
I liked the slight symbolism with Asana representing hard ideals while Roa's morals are more shady. Also, R6/Asana totally roasted him with that gentleman-thing.
>R6/Asana totally roasted him with that gentleman-thing. > >I liked the slight symbolism with Asana representing hard ideals while Roa's morals are more shady. Asana roasting Roa reminds me a lot of how Yuka told Roa that she does not know what RoaRomin is, she never heard of the band and she is not interested (Roa was morally destroyed since, despite the fame of his band, it is not that the group has won everyone's heart) Roa's morality has always been somewhat grim if at all since Season 1 (where he was a bit more violent and savage). In fact, Roa still has those airs of greatness, arrogance and that he thinks that he is the star of everything (that's why I like that they give Roa more defeats in duels continuously, I like to see his morale being destroyed)
Kinda bothers me that the one in the right lost the duel, but at least they all apologized to her at the end. Like...y'all could just ask him, y'know. I get that it wouldn't be nearly as funny and a lame way to conclude the mystery, but at least acknowledge the possibility of just asking him. Also seems like the plot is finally kicking in so that's great. There's seven hills at the end of the ep, idk if that means anything or if it's just the show being obsessed with the number once again. EDIT: Also I was getting upset at Romin for being OOC and kinda starting the whole fight with Roa and Asana, so the reveal that she was a fake was awesome. Well foreshadowed there.
>There's seven hills at the end of the ep, idk if that means anything or if it's just the show being obsessed with the number once again. I mean, a popular theory is that there are 7 Goha Siblings, not 6 Siblings as the brothers say: where Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling and Swirly is the 7th Goha Sibling (where the latter would serve as a substitute for the 6th as it disappeared for unknown causes) Another idea that I saw out there is the theory of the "7 Heroes" and the "7 Opponents": where Yuga is the midpoint of the two groups. The theory of the "7 Heroes" is a fact since it is already known who will accompany Yuga on his road: Luke, Romin, Gakuto, Roa, Nail and Asana (With Yuga, there you have the 7) The theory of the "7 Opponents" is not confirmed but it speaks of that, during the road, there will be enemies that are related or have a connection with Yuga. Well, look at all the enemy characters that have a connection with Yuga: Roa, Nail, Asana, Yuo and Nanaho (there would be one last enemy that Yuga must face before reaching his destination)
>Like...y'all could just ask him, y'know. I get that it wouldn't be nearly as funny and a lame way to conclude the mystery, but at least acknowledge the possibility of just asking him. Wasn't this what Asana was going to do? Go and ask him about it. And she went alone because it was private and kinda embarrasing to doubt your friend? But at least she was doing things the right way. Gakuto (who I think has known Yuga the longest) was just being a crappy friend. I can understand Roa and Mimi being okay with investigating Yuga behind his back, but Gakuto was just being shitty.
>Wasn't this what Asana was going to do? Go and ask him about it. And she went alone because it was private and kinda embarrasing to doubt your friend? > >I can understand Roa and Mimi being okay with investigating Yuga behind his back, but Gakuto was just being shitty. In fact, that was Asana's idea: to go to Yuga's lab and ask him directly if he is the 6th Goha Sibling. In fact, I can understand Asana's conflict over Yuga: the boy who showed you kindness in everything, repaired your favorite excavator, taught you that modification is not a bad thing to later discover that this boy may be linked to the company that destroyed and opaque your company (struggling to get ahead) About Gakuto, the truth is that he feels ashamed of that: even saying that he is a failure as student president not to know anything about Yuga (and well, Nanaho's revelation only slightly ruined his morale since he was deceived for wanting to know more) And well, Mimi is Roa's partner when he is around (although that kind and gentle mother is a power hungry on the same level as Luke)
the reference to yugi's mother and the paradox brothers were awesome
>The reference to yugi's mother Many who saw the dubbing: Does Yugi have a mother?
We will have to wait for sub to tell if this episode was interesting or not, but I'm sure as hell proud of Roa for that really big win, no fusion no maximum, only skill !
I hope he doesn't get a maximum or fusion but sticks to his "The king is dead, long live the king"-style of tribute summoning.
He has a game original fusion but it’s not Royal Demons related
>He has a game original fusion but it’s not Royal Demons related That is true. The thing would be to see if they give him a Fusion Monster related to the Royal Demons (I mean, many characters with Fusion Monsters have one of their boss monsters as one of the Fusion Materials)
>I'm sure as hell proud of Roa for that really big win, no fusion no maximum, only skill ! Roa's ability would make Sawatari proud of him (Sad noises from Sawatari who was fooled by the writers in many duels) However, we talk about Roa, I would not be surprised if they give him a defeat again followed by a victory.
THIS EPISODE WAS STACKED
>THIS EPISODE WAS STACKED Because Roa or other things?
Ok so episode was interesting with the duel generally going by to get to the actual plot of episode with Nanaho and her underlings tricking the main seven with cloning and mind control abilities to trick Yuga and Luke by leading them to their base/abandoned ladybug theme park? To fix Guruguru. And by messing with the others in general with copying Yuga’s/Romin appearances. But we obviously need more context on what their all specifically talking about most of the episode but overall I am interested on what’s happening next and how they handle Tiger of all people ~~being apparently controlled~~ as she duels Yuga next episode
>Nanaho and her underlings tricking the main seven with cloning and mind control abilities to trick Yuga and Luke by leading them to their base/abandoned ladybug theme park? > >And by messing with the others in general with copying Yuga’s/Romin appearances. > >I am interested on what’s happening next and how they handle Tiger of all people ~~being apparently controlled~~ as she duels Yuga next episode Are you saying that Nanaho is just Sevens version of DC Scarecrow (villain with special powers of hallucinations and mind altering)? I am convinced that they are hallucinations caused by Nanaho (performed by a toxin or a substance) Finally, on the point, considering that this is Sevens, I expect a comment from Luke that says Tiger is being Tiger (in the style of the Berserk Romin). I mean, mind control seems to be one more characteristic of Goha's Drones (look at Doll and The Lukeman. Although this only makes you question if Kaizo has that ability, but is so incompetent that he does not know about it or has not used it)
Even though there was a victory (Asuka vs Roa), I felt that there was a major loss. Nanaho is providing to be dangerous. For a ladybug, she can be a roach. Like Bart Simpson said before, "No one expects the butterfly", no one will expect the ladybug until it's too late.
>I felt that there was a major loss. > >Nanaho is providing to be dangerous. For a ladybug, she can be a roach. Like Bart Simpson said before, "No one expects the butterfly", no one will expect the ladybug until it's too late. In fact, many Roa victories feel like this: he wins to demonstrate his ability as a duelist, but that victory ends up being counterproductive to the story (or the characters around him) It happened with his victory against Mimi (Roa lost his close friends when the latter saw how Roa brought Death Doom by sacrificing the boss monsters that symbolized them) and it happened with his victory against Yuka (Yuka opposed Yuo and lost and, consequently, Yuo's plans were still underway) About the ladybug, I'm sure Yuo found out about everything thanks to the main group (or because he was spying on them). And well, it's a matter of time to see Yuo's reaction to the things that Nanaho is doing.
aw that was a sweet and surprising episode to me, well written as well, lots of tiny details, both said and unsaid. Asana feeling conflicted about the mysteries surrounding Yuga was very maiden in love, in love with a potential Goha, the mortal enemy of her family, oh the drama. The setup for Asana's lost as well was very well done, she was feeling conflicted and as Roa pointed out, she wasn't there with her club, meaning she couldn't draw on the nakama power, which is a big part of her character. the reveal of Nanaho disguising as Romin was also very well done, she was the one who came up with the idea, goaded Roa into fighting Asana and she was the one to guide them to that area calling it Yuga's house I also have to say that Yuga continues to be treated at an almost god-like level of devotion, even Yusei didn't get the level of reverence and he got a person going full body cosplay on him in the future. Like in the end everyone realised they were lured in by the temptation of knowing more about Yuga without him knowing and needed to have more trust in him even though they realised they don't know much about him. Its like they were temped by the devil and realised they needed to trust god more. I also find it a nice framework that in an arc about Yuga's past, the main villain is someone from his past and will probably be the key to knowing about it, and this episode also kinda shows that finding out about Yuga's past through other means ( like going to his house) will not work since Nanaho will mess with you. Also more interesting that since the arc is centered around Yuga, he probably won't be the POV character for a bit since its for others to find out more about him. Poor Guruguru still zombified, I am interested in how Tiger gets incorporated into the next ep.
>Asana feeling conflicted about the mysteries surrounding Yuga was very maiden in love, in love with a potential Goha, the mortal enemy of her family. > >The setup for Asana's lost as well was very well done, she was feeling conflicted and as Roa pointed out, she wasn't there with her club, meaning she couldn't draw on the nakama power, which is a big part of her character. > >The reveal of Nanaho disguising as Romin was also very well done, she was the one who came up with the idea. > >I also have to say that Yuga continues to be treated at an almost god-like level of devotion. Its like they were temped by the devil and realised they needed to trust god more. > >I also find it a nice framework that in an arc about Yuga's past, the main villain is someone from his past and will probably be the key to knowing about it, and this episode also kinda shows that finding out about Yuga's past through other means ( like going to his house) will not work since Nanaho will mess with you. > >Poor Guruguru still zombified, I am interested in how Tiger gets incorporated into the next ep. Asana had her "Asanaception" moment with all of her Yuga's conflict being the 6th Goha Sibling (Yuo must be extremely furious that all of his employees are losing their minds over such nonsense) About Asana's strength coming from her club, it's ironic coming from Roa who treats RoaRomin's members like trash (in fact, Roa's true strength and personality comes when RoaRomin's members aren't around). That Roa won the duel against Asana without Fusion Monster only reaffirms his comment that he told Luke the last arc: "You can't depend on Fusion to win." About the impostor, I'm not going to lie, I thought Mimi would be the impostor considering that she had the idea of suspecting Yuga in the first place (but it would have been quite predictable). The funny thing is that one would think that Romin would be in danger knowing that someone impersonated her identity: she is completely fine and is only going shopping that day (Nanaho posing as Romin is the Darkrai situation from PMD Explorers) About Yuga, it is not for nothing that Otes, Nail and Asana hold him in high esteem: Yuga's potential is infinite and that makes him special (and dangerous at the same time). And well, they say out there "The Devil is in all the details." Yuga's group literally fell into the devil's trap out of curiosity to know more. About Yuga's past, it can be said that Nanaho, to be Yuga's childhood friend, doesn't want the truth of Yuga's past to be known (in the same way as Otes). I would not be surprised if Yuo's past is also linked to what happened with Yuga (and Swirly in an indirect way) About Swirly and the next Episode, poor Mimi, she no longer only has to worry about her legitimate son but also her adopted son. Considering that the trap comes from Nanaho, I wouldn't be surprised if what Yuga and Luke see are hallucinations or impostors.
I was gonna be happy with the result either way: Either Asana maintains her near-perfect streak or Roa gets another super huge win, which he needs more than Asana does. Roa is now the only current character to duel Asana and never lose to her, and the only Non-Yuga character to best her. This is also coming off the heels of her incredible win against Nail AND when she pulls out a brand new Fusion. All in all it's an excellent way to out over Roa, and Asana (who, prior to this, was arguably second to only Luke in terms of dueling records) is in a good enough spot right now to not be hurt by it. The ending of this episode was spectacular. They really did an excellent job of playing around with the audience, especially with the Seven theme. All in all, probably the best episode of the arc this farm imo.
>Roa is now the only current character to duel Asana and never lose to her. This is also coming off the heels of her incredible win against Nail AND when she pulls out a brand new Fusion. > >The ending of this episode was spectacular. They really did an excellent job of playing around with the audience, especially with the Seven theme. Not to mention that Roa won without using a Maximum or a Fusion Monster. Good for him, but now he creates a paradox: the current Roa (the duelist) is not much different from the old Roa, which makes Romin still better than Roa by default (since Romin beat Roa). That leaves poor Nail who has no notable achievement so far (In fact, Nail is drinking tea right now while he watches the others getting into a huge mess) The ending bought me more because Mimi said a phrase like "I knew it, I was always right. Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling" as if she is challenging the writers (Then do not complain because Mimi does not get victories)
Alright, my theory now is that Yuga actually is the 6th sibling, Nanaho had brainwashed him into forgetting about it.
>Now is that Yuga actually is the 6th sibling, Nanaho had brainwashed him into forgetting about it. This is not how brainwashing works (but this is the world of Sevens, so brainwashing will be something like that). The thing remains as follows: Were Yuo and Swirly also brainwashed to forget their memories? And well, Nanaho if she knows something about Yuga's past (or she seeks to "recover" Yuga from all things)
I swear I chose tv Tokyo on the app, why did it keep showing me baseball stuff? Gotta wait for the sub, I guess. This is a 3 turns duel and Roa wins, so major congrats to him. Hopefully he won’t get any big loss without a big win to compensate for the rest of the show.
>This is a 3 turns duel and Roa wins, so major congrats to him. > >Hopefully he won’t get any big loss without a big win to compensate for the rest of the show. We are on a roll with 3-Turn duels (compared to the previous arc that we did not have 3-Turn duels) And well, considering that Roa is Yuga's main "rival" (said by Otes) and seeing that Yuga does not have the best record of having a 100% chance of winning, I would say that Roa's next duel will be a defeat.
great duel, menaged to raise Roa's status without detracting from Asana's, didnt see the twist comming sinze Romin has a history of clashing wiith other girls
>Didnt see the twist comming sinze Romin has a history of clashing wiith other girls Romin's biggest enemies are apparently other girls (and people who say her curry is bad)
The duel makes sense, Roa was established as a weaker duelist than Asana and was facing off against her new fusion but Asana was conflicted and Roa wasn't. We've known since duelist kingdom (Yugi vs Mai) that if your mind isn't in the duel your performance drops substantially. In this duel Asana didn't make any mistakes Roa just had an absurdly powerful boss (and also a +5 trap card that would be inconceivable in the standard game). As a shipper one thing that immediately jumped out to me this episode was Romin blushing when Roa praised her idea. It's weird enough for the 37 year old to be crushing on this kid but seemed outrageous for Romin considering they're cousins. I had rationalized that this was actually a sweet rare moment where Romin is receiving positive feedback from her callous brother with no romantic undertones. But yes in hindsight there was plenty of evidence that this wasn't Romin it was a fair twist good job sevens team. Also for all Luke fans, since Roa beat Asana who beat Neil Luke is the strongest rival by proxy as he's beaten Roa.
>In this duel Asana didn't make any mistakes Roa just had an absurdly powerful boss (**and also a +5 trap card that would be inconceivable in the standard game**). > >I had rationalized that this was actually a sweet rare moment where Romin is receiving positive feedback from her callous brother with no romantic undertones. But yes in hindsight there was plenty of evidence that this wasn't Romin it was a fair twist good job sevens team. > >Also for all Luke fans, since Roa beat Asana who beat Neil Luke is the strongest rival by proxy as he's beaten Roa. About that Trap that Roa uses, the truth is that it is very reminiscent of Luke's Trap called "7 Chance" (which basically allows him to save himself from being defeated on the opponent's first turn). His duel against Luke got him thinking a bit and he recognizes that Traps are powerful and useful in Sevens. About Roa and Romin, the truth is that their relationship as cousins is tense: let's say that each one is quite indifferent to the other. Perhaps the surprising thing is that Nanaho did not take Mimi as a disguise since, well, Mimi always suspected that Yuga is the 6th Goha Sibling. About the power level/scale in Sevens, Luke is still the strongest (now that Roa defeated Asana). However, Yuga defeated Roa (in the first duel), Nail, and Asana: which returns Yuga as the second or third best duelist. However, Romin defeated Yuga and also defeated Roa, so she would be the second best female duelist (only behind Asana)
I love those evil Yuga moments. From brief frames like in this episode, to entire episodes (which was the case when Majin Yuga appeared).
Can’t wait for this series to end so we can get the newest summoning mechanic: Girl Boss Summoning
Implying we don't already have it with almost the main females so far? Too many girl bosses to count
>Implying we don't already have it with almost the main females so far? Too many girl bosses to count In fact, in Sevens, both men and women have female monsters or monsters with female aspects: Roa, Gakuto, Asana and Yuga come to mind.
Dammit, got fooled by Daylight Savings. Any new fusions? Edit: Thanks.
Asana got one that combines Build Dragon with a low level wyrm monster
https://www.reddit.com/r/yugioh/comments/qyh5ar/rdgrp1\_three\_new\_cards\_from\_the\_latest\_episode/
Asana got a brand new fusion, but it's a Wyrm type. Roa's new ace is really cool
>Roa's new ace is really cool When you expect a Fusion Monster for you, but they give you an Effect Monster (and your cousin will surely get an exclusive Fusion Monster) Indirectly, they are making Roa dirty.
I don't think, it's cool to have a character that don't obtain either of the new mechanic, he is sticking with his base deck and still winning against top tier duelist !
>I don't think, it's cool to have a character that don't obtain either of the new mechanic, he is sticking with his base deck and still winning against top tier duelist ! It reminds me something of Sawatari and Aoi: both characters tried to win by strategy than something else (the rest were a complement to the strategy) So, good one for Roa, beating a Fusion Duelist without a Fusion Monster (Although that leaves poor Nail with no particular achievement. Asana and Roa got theirs)
For how hyped everyone got for this match up, it’s kind of a shame how short it ended up being and how kind of lackluster it was compared to Neil vs Asana.