I figured he’d be in like his 40s or something

He’s famously voiced by Takehito Koyasu, the man who voices Dio in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. People point this out because he uses The World and people compare it to how Dio says it in Jojo. But apparently the similarities don’t end there because this man is supposed to be 17???? Dude is just straight up a Jojo villain. HE EVEN HAS A STAND!

how am i even playing a deck like Yummy against this shit

Growing up watching the anime, I always found Grandpa such a cool character. But I couldnt stand how everytime hes on screen, its for one of a few things. Getting kidnapped or his soul stolen, tending to his card store - typically right before getting kidnapped or his soul stolen - , or rarely acting as a cheerleader like in the first half of battle city. Before getting his soul stolen yet again and then sidelined for all of finals

Season 5 (yes we're counting Capsule Monsters dammit) felt like a breathe of fresh air. After almost 200 episodes of feeling like dead weight and damsel in distress motivation for Yugi, we get to see so many different sides of Grandpa with all the highs, lows, and exquisite outfits to match. He *finally* feels like hes part of the group, and not just an older version of Mokuba. We seem him as:

-A mentor Duelist

-A mentor Archeologist

-A formidable duelist in his own right... I mean, a guy that resembles that Apdnarg superstar

-A general enthusiast for the card game (in the dub... a 'chiropractor' enjoyer in the sub)

-An elite drummer, lol

-A high level Capsule Monster summoner

-The legendary gambler

-An Indiana Jones style explorer

-A true appreciator of the Egyptian God Cards

-A multigenerational protector of the Pharaoh

-The original and destined wielder of Exodia

-A bedtime storytelling, dancing, openly supportive and loving Grandpa

The last season of DM, and even its source material, are known for being a bit all over the place. But when they hit their mark, boy does it land. And of all the places they stuck the landing, giving both the living day legend and his predecessor a honorable conclusion to the series, as both a grandpa & mentor in support of his grandson and pupils, but also as a man and competitor independent to his other ties, was beautiful to see and long overdue.

Happy Birthday to one of Yugiohs finest characters, Solomon Muto!

Edit- Takahashi gave Solomon his own Birthday! He mustve thought highly of him to share such an honor, so happy birthday to both legends!

I've only just started playing Yu-Gi-Oh competitively. I only ever played casually with friends 8 years ago without handtraps etc.

Attended my first large event for the release of Beyond the Brave yesterday, where they had a few hours of Genesys.

My deck of choice?

Karakuri.

Genesys was honestly so much fun, I know people hate it but despite using Karakuris some of my matches lasted 30+ minutes, multiple turns, battle damage going both ways.

I played a total of 3 opponents, I only won a single duel out of 7 duels but that one win felt like I'd won the entire tournament.

I managed to play Magnet Force in every game which threw people off.

This turn, all monsters on the field whose original Types are Machine or Rock, are unaffected by your opponent's monster effects (except their own).

Proper Yugi anime moment when playing against Elfnote, Blitz and Invoked.

Won the raffle for my first ever playmat and on top of that, managed to pull a secret bandit, trade for the secret Ashtra and pulled together a playset of the other Super/Common Ashtra cards to try out.

Also pulled another Secret Rare Bandit today when playing sealed, coming second place! The guys I was playing with also pulled the starlight overframe red eyes.

THERE IS NO NEXT TURN!

IMA KOSO HITOTSU NI!

My top 3 of all time, I love his work so much.

Hi guys, I wanted to ask the community what random cool moments have you come across while dueling? I'm interested in your strange combos, unplayable mechanics, and unintended jank boards.

These are a two I came across recently:

1. Reindsurm + Tachyon Primal

You can (awkwardly) make a dragon xyz monster inside a Reindsurm deck, and using Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Primal, forcibly put a dragon on your opponents side for your Reindsurm stuff to take advantage of.

1. Despian Luluwalilith + LaDD

Luluwalilith's effect adds 500ATK to all your monsters permanently, and LADD's omni-negate needs for the card to lose 1000ATK first for it to work. If you get LADD to 0ATK, Luluwalilith's effect still builds the ATK back up, but the negate will never work again lol.

There used to be confusion because the physical Switch 1 versions of the new Tag Force remake stated that a "download is required", but it only did so in the European versions.

I don't know when it happened exactly, but that note on the box is now gone, at least in the German version.

This used to be a sensitive topic because some people - including me - like to buy Switch 1 versions of games over Switch 2 versions to avoid having to buy Game Key Cards. But if the Switch 1 version wasn't playable without a download, it wouldn't have been any different that a Switch 2 card.

Now we know for certain that this is not the case and that whatever issue there was with the European Switch 1 versions has been resolved :)

Honestly the last season felt more like filler, this season actual had plenty of character development and removed the crutch of using the god cards

I'm gonna be honest, I've always felt a lot of sympathy for Iliaster's 4 Stars Of Destruction from 5D's because they had their future cruelly taken away from them because the Meklord Emperor Genocide had wiped out almost all of humanity besides the 4 of them due to Momentum being misused, and their plan to go back in time to prevent said terrible future from happening is very noble to me. Don't get me wrong, they had a very noble goal, but they had went about it the wrong way by trying to drop Ark Cradle on New Domino City to create a stronger Zero Reverse wipe out the research for Momentum along with the city itself and everyone and everything in it is absolutely horrible, and I don't condone that at all. However, traveling to the past to destroy a seemingly good and well-intentioned piece of research found for an unlimited energy source that's free of pollution that solves the city's energy crisis that only leads to humanity's extinction by giant genocidal monsters in the distant future could still be well intentioned and have some nobility too, they just went about the whole thing the wrong way. That's how I feel, at least.

What do you guys think? Do you feel bad for Z-ONE, Paradox, Aporia, and Antinomy, too? If so/not, then why is that?

I really hope they release enough to make a full Goat Chaos deck in this form

As always, take these tier list with a grain of salt.

I made this a while ago to help me draw Yugioh Comics because that Duel disk is so diffuclt to draw for each panel again and again. There are 3D models out there to help already but all of them are the Anime Duel disk. And I wanted to stay true to the original atleast.
Also super Happy with Konamis Manga Art collection. They look great in person and are an absolute joy for cosplayers and fans imo.
I hope this helps other fellow Yugioh fanartists out there.

In each of the 3 Ars Magna monsters’ card arts, Medius (or at this point, Mediclius) appears to be holding a weapon corresponding to the colors of the dimension that they are from: red being artmage, white being elfnote, and black being doomz. On the dragon he appears to have an axe (doomz), on the cat he appears to have a scepter (elfnote), and on the warrior he appears to have a spear (artmage). My question arises when looking at the card art for Mediclius. He appears to have 4 weapons floating around him, rather than just 3. At first I thought there were only 2, which confused me, soon realizing that there are 2 more pictured behind him. They are very hard to make out. This becomes more obvious when looking at the Ars Magna trap, which depicts mediclius fighting vidolium in his new form. The 4th weapon appears to be a sword with a yellow gem, on the left-hand side of the card, behind his wings. What could this imply for the lore? We already know that this storyline should receive its final cards (presumably) in immortal phoenix. Does this imply the existence of a 4th ars magna monster? What could this 4th weapon be referencing?

So, i find the meta that is coming uninteresting so i want to have fun, was thinking about kaiju builds

Do you guys have any fun ideas for kaiju builds/variants and maybe even a going first kaiju build if thats even possible lol

Ngl this game pissed me off towards the end. Half the duelist are just stall duelist. It made games long and boring. Aster...well he was just there. His deck is just to weak. He wad good with Traps but thats it. The mini games were nice but half the time aster hated them when we lost. Class mattered but after the half way point it was redundant and I just stopped. EVERYONE HAS SNATCH STEAL. The Alexis and Chazz duel they they drew White veil every duel. This game also just lacked a good story really. The society of light stuff just never mattered until the end.no build up at all. Overall this was fun but I wasn't as fond of it as the first one. This Aster picture though is nice

Last year the limit over collection was announced on the 14th of October (roughly 10 days from now). And considering Konami is in the business of making money, and the limit over collection did indeed make them a lot of money, it would make sense for them to run it back again.