I want to see it because I’ve lost my memory of the final part.

A man who loves children.

I like the relationship with Jack; it feels like an ideal protagonist and rival.

It’s rare for the protagonist not to fall this much, but I feel like the other members are just getting the short end of the stick.

The sick woman’s men care is perfect…

When I look at that moon, I feel like you might come.

The scene where they reveal their feelings of guilt about the zero reverse issue is really good.

Why are Himuro-san and I so close?

From what I heard, I thought the early part felt unfriendly.

It seems that even though you say little, you still value your bonds…

Jack is already enough of a rival just in the beginning and the end.

Speaking of which, I remember it was you, Ludger!

The position of early rivals in Yu-Gi-Oh tends to change constantly, which seems to be a given.

Not only can Yusei do duels, but he can do anything, while Jack can do nothing but duel…

You’ve been quite sweet to Luka since the beginning, huh, big brother?

A man who can’t be relied on except at crucial times.

Jack Atlas

When I looked back at the super fusion, Jack and Crow suggested to Yuusei, who was troubled about Zero Reverse, to duel for a distraction! It felt like… we’re comrades.

Himuro and the old man are released smoothly.

Finally, the marquee monster has started to shine after two cours…?

Hey…!

It’s not like they’ve actually done a serious showdown between Yusei vs Crow and Jack vs Crow, right?

Don’t bombard me with works that feel like concentrated solutions at a pace of one per week for an entire season.

I usually take on the role of leader out of necessity, but when Oniyaki is around, I feel liberated and really enjoy being silly.

The lowest academic background in history.

When did Ryuuka start to step out of the heroine race?

The Dagana part and Aki’s past are seriously heavy…

It’s interesting how the evaluation of Rotten, who caused the only victory of Satisfaction-san and had no defeats in the story, is skyrocketing.

The current chain match was more life-threatening than the psycho duel.

The planet has a low educational background, but possesses average cultural knowledge and has an exceptionally good intuitive ability.

He’s a reliable older brother who’s good at everything he does…

Martha’s education is great.

But there’s no doubt that Jack is most suited to entertainment dueling…

Even if you include the hippocampus as the main character of the theatrical version, Yusei is still ridiculously high-spec.

Low educational background (father is a global authority in technology)

I’m really looking forward to next Monday.

Authority

Is it about academic background…?

A man with no dining scenes at all.

The protagonist almost ended up with an elementary school graduation as their highest educational attainment…

It’s so cool how you’re incredibly kind and passionate despite being so unapproachable.

Not sarcastic at all…

I wonder if Kaiba from the 5D’s world is dead.

If Mr. Ushio were the Ushio from DM, he would probably be alive.

I’m glad you made a friend who shares your hobby of tinkering with machines, Yusei.

I’ve been seeing this thread a lot lately, but is there a trend happening among the anonymous users?

It’s because Loton is someone who counters hand traps.

In a world where infinite power has been miniaturized to a manageable size, I serve as the team leader for research on alternative sources of power, estimated to have the level of a preschooler.

It’s amazing that a children’s anime in the evening starts with economic discrimination and really digs into it.

A calm man, but not particularly inept at rough situations.

It’s cowardly, but still, what is it about that realist that makes them so strong?

It’s nice to feel a sense of guilt towards my friends about my father deep down.

That’s what makes the darkness of the planet’s heart so appealing.

If Rotten had the spirit of a duelist, he would have been a real strong opponent…

It’s amazing how you can offer comforting words to someone who’s struggling, even though you don’t speak much… No wonder you can be a “dream girl”…

In his teens, I wonder if it was really necessary to make him use honorifics…

Watching it on the stream, I really thought this anime is interesting…

Dancing… I’m not good at it.

The scream is excellent from the start.

I don’t know why there are scenes in card anime where they scream with a brand.

Shall I get some milk?

I wonder why I learned to use honorific language with superiors in that environment, despite it being a common practice…

The scream was good from the very beginning.

The neighbor came to see it three times, but it didn’t work out.

It’s going to accelerate even further from the Dagner chapter…

Rather, real fights are strong, right?

Yousei easily defeats two guards with a continuous combo.

Jack effortlessly takes down a few thugs.

If it’s anime, you can watch it as much as you want!

I binge-watched from episode 12 and now I’m on episode 118…

The crab broth that can only be taken from a still undefined character is too strong.

When watching anime, the pacing of the BF (Battlefield) storyline feels somewhat off.

The protagonist is a perfect superhuman with no flaws except for not being able to eat or sleep, yet they have no unpleasant traits…

The hairstyle in the thread picture being subtly asymmetrical is a nice design, isn’t it?

The planet was being mischievous in the apocalyptic city.

There’s no way I’m weak.

Crow is just the image of drawing collapse punch!

I was thinking Jack is huge… then the bomber is even bigger.

Mr. Miyashita!? Mr. Miyashita!? The story of “Dondon-don” is so interesting!

With 12 units, it always includes the episode in question at least twice, so it turned out to be more suitable for commentary than I expected.

Is the hairstyle motif of the planet based on Kazuking’s bedhead?

Don’t stop thinking in the early stages, Aki! And don’t get too fixated on your own combos, Luka! I’m not saying it’s tough, but I do like to demand action.

Aki can also summon monsters in a psycho duel and handle rough situations, so if we exclude the child Ryuya, Crow might actually be the weakest.

I want to see the planet’s activity again.

Duel Opera is a truly grateful project.

I honestly thought, “Wow,” when I heard that my future self is the final boss.

It feels like a change-up from another version of me.

I like that Takaki Hoshino has become like the biggest fan of Jack.

It’s already a Mickey voice actor, but…

Ah, yes.

I felt that the later cards in BF were clearly toned down in power while being followed in real-time.

But because it’s a planet, I understand that it’s necessary to use polite language at the right times.

For Godwin, as long as he can awaken the Signer, it probably doesn’t matter whether the king is really the king or not…

When I think about it, I definitely won’t say “I was weak, right?”

This was the first complete Yu-Gi-Oh! series I watched, and I really think it’s cool and I love Yusei…

For a cool character, this guy is surprisingly easygoing.

While making use of tattoos visually with ancient Maya and Aztec civilizations as the main focus.

It’s amazing how a work that mixes card games and motorcycles, which sounds ridiculous, has turned out to be serious.

No… there are strange things here and there…

It was an anime that changed the meaning and significance of the word “satisfaction.”

In the very beginning, my best friend stole the card and the D-Wheel I had been slowly making, and I got caught up with a cop. It’s the wildest part.

I like Oniyagi too much.

The manga version of 5D’s has Jack becoming a character that’s a bit too much like the original Kaiba, and it just doesn’t feel right.

At that time, if you really made the BF develop, it would probably start a solitaire on par with VRAINS…

Milk with a recreation of an anime scene at the Yu-Gi-Oh café.

Crow has the highest living skills in the team, so there’s no problem.

I love that everyone, including my favorite Bruno-chan, really loves their own characters.

“??? ‘Satisfied at the theater!'”

It’s pretty strange that I jumped from the ground and landed on a garage that seemed to be about 5 meters tall when I broke into the security warehouse.

Yu-Gi-Oh! has a long broadcast and reads out card effects, so there are a lot of lines.

I think that if I actually became a Yu-Gi-Oh! voice actor, I would become deeply attached to it.

In the first match between Yusei and Jack, if there were no interruptions, Yusei would win, but Jack’s side keeps pulling him in more and more, which makes it terrible for Yusei, who ends up in prison.

In Tag Force, building a BF and saying “I’m the strongest!” is definitely a thing, right?

I want to tell my past self, “It’s just that the cart is strong, you’re not great.”

When you only look at that part of Satisfaction, it seems like a joke, but when you watch it through, it’s really moving…

The King compared to Seventh is terrible.

It’s only natural for Crow’s marker to rot after such treatment, but I like that there’s no sense of tragedy because the person is so bright.

I have a memory of easily defeating the monster that Jack fought hard to power up and defeat with Armored Wing.

The Crash Town chapter is full of strong quirks!

If anything, BF is strong even in the festivals being held on the current MD.

The fact that the card of Nose Hair Chief, a theme that first appeared in 5D’s, is what kind of judgment is that?

The Nazca lines are from the Peruvian Incas, right?

Was it Maya versus Inca…?

What does it mean to be bound in a duel?

It’s slow until Stardust comes out, it’s slow until the heroine comes out, and there are many anecdotes related to 16.

Where are you now?