The Yu-Gi-Oh! timeline is crazier than you expect

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  @RigidRat · 3 years ago

  I love the fact that the entire YuGiOh timeline happened as a result of Seto Kaiba being filthy rich.

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  @beegyoshi800 · 3 years ago

  That is actually how Link monsters worked at first. You could only have more than 1 extra deck monster if there was a Link monster pointing at it. They changed it because people hated it.

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  @jaernihiltheus7817 · 3 years ago

  The zexal stuff was skimmed over.<br><br>Basically, zexal revolves around the number wars. &quot;Numbers&quot; being those xyz monsters (ie number 39: utopia). They&apos;re basically sentient fragments of creation that like to possess their users and kill people for shits and giggles.... most of them, anyways (not all 100 have the same &quot;I&apos;m bored, let&apos;s kill things&quot; personality).<br><br>These 100 numbers are pieces of the numeron dragon - aka the numeron code. The numeron code itself was that single card that can alter reality, which gx teases in the final season.<br><br>As yuma &amp; astral are collecting numbers, they get engulfed in a literal war between heaven and hell. Astral world = heaven, barian world = hell. Each side wants to get the numeron code to nuke each other out of existence, and since the numbers are scattered across earth, earth is the battlefield for this war of the heavens. Yuma &amp; the friends we made along the way all fight and mostly die trying to stop barian world&apos;s invasion in a sci fi version of biblical armageddon where the barians are using the powers of the numbers they&apos;ve collected to make pseudo-shadow games, and yuma &amp; astral eventually save the day &amp; collect all the numbers by killing space satan (don thousand) in a card game.<br><br>After that, astral leaves and uses the numeron code to not only give regular people access to magic again (chaos) and bring the billions of people who died in the battle back to life - before fucking off back to space heaven.

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  @lilyhart3204 · 3 years ago

  Seeing him be like &apos;gx was awesome cuz it was so fun and goofy!&apos; and then hearing about jadens list of war crimes right after is probably one of my favorite moments of this channel so far.

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  @thattruegamernerd · 3 years ago

  This is a great point to bring up that in every universe Yugi Muto spends EIGHT YEARS of his life, the eight years leading up to the start of Yu-Gi-Oh, just building the Millennium Puzzle and nothing else. Considering he’s the chosen one, that’s quite a while, honestly I wouldn’t even bother y’know, as far as I’m aware it’s just an upside-down pyramid that I can wear on a chain, I can get that anywhere fr

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  @helixsol7171 · 3 years ago

  Minor correction. Yuzu in the manga is actually Yuya&apos;s MOTHER, not grandmother.

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  @henrynewgate9019 · 3 years ago

  So what I learned today is that software engineering is just the nerdy version of sacrificing infants

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  @lunar_Nights5945 · 3 years ago

  His reaction to white hole was absolutely priceless.

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  @the_dot_hacker_keyblade_master · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbLpQAtMSKI&amp;t=260">4:20</a> Regarding tearing the Blue Eyes White Dragon, that&apos;s actually a carry over from the manga version. In the manga, Seto Kaiba had previously stolen the card from Yugi earlier in the story and Yugi/The Pharaoh challenged him to a Shadow Game version of Duel Monsters to get it back. When Seto was about to lose, he attempted to use the Blue Eyes against Yugi, but it refused to attack out of loyalty to Yugi&apos;s grandfather and sent itself to the graveyard instead, which let Yugi bring it back with Monster Reborn and win the game. Sometime later, Seto comes back to get revenge on Yugi by inviting him to an amusement park death trap to terrorize Yugi and his friends, before challenging Yugi to a rematch and rips up the grandfather&apos;s Blue Eyes so that it couldn&apos;t be used against him.<br><br>The first episode of the anime adapts their rematch as the first duel between them, with Seto&apos;s introduction from his first appearance spliced in to establish his character.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbLpQAtMSKI&amp;t=619">10:19</a> That&apos;s actually not that far off. Kaiba Corp was a weapons manufacture that had been making it&apos;s money by selling arms to both sides of any ongoing conflict, until Seto took over the company and restructured it into a game company.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbLpQAtMSKI&amp;t=2207">36:47</a> Funnily enough, the Megami Tensei franchise is pretty much built on the premise of some kid making a computer program to summon demons.

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  @mahmouddagher5127 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Yugioh zexal ended in 2014 and dragon ball super started in 2015 so the numeron dragon actually predates supershenron wich is insane

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  @DigiRangerScott · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbLpQAtMSKI&amp;t=616">10:16</a> You forget, that’s what KaibaCorp WAS about back when Gozaburo ran it. One of Dartz’s cronies was affected by his dealings and resented them ever since.

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  @shiranuiprestonsaga8867 · 3 years ago

  Dang they left our season 0

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