I Watched Every Yu-Gi-Oh! Movie

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  @BradBrowncoatBrony · 3 years ago

  You forgot to mention that Bonds Beyond Time is actually canon to 5D's! In the final arc which was never dubbed, it's revealed that Paradox was a member of Yliaster and close friends with both Z-one and Aporia! It's the only time in the entirety of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise where a main series actively references the events of a movie.

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• RA

  @ravenfal1496 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8eVWG0IMms&amp;t=995">16:35</a> - actually, Paradox doesn’t steal Neos, he stole Rainbow Dragon and Cyber End Dragon and so Judai attacked him to get them back. Neos only disappears because of the Paradox’s time travel preventing its creation, which is why Neos comes back when Yusei and Judai travel back in time.

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• VG

  @VGInterviews · 3 years ago

  In defense of DSoD<br>Yugi DID proove that he was the better duelist as he was completrly holding his own against Kaiba and initialy Aigami, Atem only appeared when all the supernatural shit started happening, it was more of Atem rewarding Yugi for never backing down against insurmantable odds, by that point it wasn&apos;t a duel anymore, it was a battle against an ancient egyptian eldritch horror so the good guys needed their own magic BS to win, which is completely fair

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• TR

  @tristanseme407 · 2 years ago

  Darts: only if destroying an innocent soul concerns you<br>Kaiba: nah, as a CEO of a mayor company i do this every day

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• CH

  @chunnisama6835 · 3 years ago

  DSOD made Kaiba the best rival in Shonen. Correct me, which rival went to the lengths he went for a salty runback. Like he made a space elevator afterlife transporter to play a card game against your dead rival. Dedication.

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• AS

  @asnwolf4507 · 3 years ago

  The thing about Kaiba in DSOD, not once did he let the rules hold him back. <br>When Aigami tried to disappear him, he rejected it with technology.<br>He pulled Obelisk out of the ground.<br>Kaiba was the only one who thought Atem would come back from the afterlife, they called him crazy, but Kaiba was proven right at the end. When Yugi asked him how he knew Atem would come back, “You have your bond with him, and i have mine.”<br><br>Even if it’s established that seeing the Pharaoh again was a one way trip, I have no doubt that he Kaiba would screw the rules and find a way back.

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• JB

  @JB_Voiceover · 2 years ago (edited)

  Two things I loved about DSOD was Yugi&apos;s major confidence boost. This is the king of games here. He stepped up to duel Aigami and then immediately switched up to give Kaiba the business. <br><br>Second, Yugi&apos;s endgame strategy was just like what he did with Atem too but with a little change. For Atem, he negated monster reborn to show the dead no longer needed to linger in the world of the living. But for Kaiba, Yugi gave him his monster reborn to show that they&apos;re now in opposite positions. Where Kaiba talked of moving on and not obsessing over the past, here he is clawing at a chance to get back the pharaoh while Yugi is choosing to look ahead and live the life he wished for when he first put the puzzle together.

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• KU

  @kuma5151 · 3 years ago

  My headcanon for the ending of DSOD is that kaiba goes to the afterlife, looses to atem, and as punishment just to fuel his spite, gets sent back to the living world so that he cant vs atem anymore. and then the illustration future continues.

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• BI

  @bigfish5544 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I really don&apos;t get why you didn&apos;t like the ending of DSOD. The entire movie is about Kaiba not being able to accept the death of the one and only person that allowed him to change as an individual, realize who he really was and what he had lost growing up (something you can&apos;t understand without reading the original Manga). Kaiba&apos;s story in the manga ends at the end of battle city, where he entrusts Atem with his support and goes on as a changed individual. In this movie, he doesn&apos;t just chase after Atem because he wants to prove himself as the superior duelist, I mean the only fact he loses to Aigami moments prior, or that he never went to the afterlife to beat Pegasus (the only other person who beat him) proves victory wasn&apos;t what he really was chasing after. What he really after was Atem, his rival, his only friend.<br>In the last moment of the movie, he goes on his one way trip because he couldn&apos;t move on, because he couldn&apos;t live in a world where Atem wasn&apos;t. It&apos;s tragic, and it&apos;s a sensitivity the Anime version of Kaiba lacks. Kaiba isn&apos;t just some egocentrical douchebag, he&apos;s a tragic character that didn&apos;t get to say goodbye to the one man that allowed him to become a better person.<br>Although I agree, Atem definitely shouldn&apos;t have come back during that final duel.

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• TH

  @The31stSurvivor · 3 years ago

  For those wondering or talking about it, Kaiba does return after DSoD. The creator confirmed it before passing away. He had some art drawn up and one is of Yugi and Kaiba in a Satellite playing a game. Which he confirmed as a Canon event in the storyline after DSoD. Hope that helps!

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• 3B

  @3bodyjaa7789 · 3 years ago

  Yugioh dark side of dimension still my favorite Yugioh movie all time

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• DR

  @dragonknight1560 · 3 years ago

  ... Actually that wasn&apos;t Pegasus in Waking the Dragon, it was Alister. Also, Paradox never stole Neos; he just ran away plotting to now go after Pegasus and kill him. And Paradox connects back to 5d&apos;s with Z-ONE. Plus, Yusei wouldn&apos;t agree as that means Neo Domino ceases to exist as does his friends. But I agree, Bonds Beyond Time is great but B? And we did get Judai vs Yugi in Season 4... SHAME IT WAS NEVER DUBBED. <br>... B? Hmm... okay. I do like the illustration as Kaiba was able to move on and Yugi began to move to his future too.

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