Yu-gi-oh 5ds: Duelists Beyond Light

The king of the underworld in gx next door has reached 5ds... Local duelists, come on, have fun

Decade's duel was not handled well. I think a large part of the reason was that there was too little foreshadowing. Another part of the reason was that he started the duel while being controlled. The biggest highlight of Earthbound Gods is the conflict between the Dark Seal and the Dragon Seal. Yusei and Oniriu fight over the original misunderstanding, Ryuya and Ryuuko muster up the courage to fight the enemy for each other, and Jack is determined to fight for Kali even if he is injured and bleeding. The Dark Seal and the Dragon Seal have a mutually successful relationship in this story. However, the Dark Signer who is opposite the protagonist is a pervert from the early stage, a miscellaneous fish and a stone man. They both use the same god. It feels like these two people are just tools to advance the plot. More importantly, the arrangement of the plot is also strange. The evolution of the Phantom Wing and the Trident Dragon has nothing to do with Decaid. Moreover, the bee army has nothing to do with Decaidhao. Wouldn't it be better to let Decade use the Demon Bomb God? The power of the Demon Bomb God is the beginning of Decade's fall and the key to making him a Dark Seal. Wouldn't it be enough to have the Earthbound God promise Decade that after victory, he can not only restore his face but also gain territory in the satellite area and ensure that he can live a happy life with his friends? All in all, I still have confidence in the author, but there are some places that I still want to complain about. That's it.

Very nice 5ds novel, good luck to the author

I finally found a Yu-Gi-Oh novel that I want to read. If you are still partial to it, I definitely want to support it. I hope it doesn't end unfinished.

I haven't seen a 5Ds book in a few years. It's so rare. I still like the synchronized ones.

Author, have you ever watched Gundam Build Divers or Gundam Build Divers Rising? I think A5 is as bad as Gundam Build Divers, but it can have a good sequel. I wonder if you can write a live broadcast for other generations of Yu-Gi-Oh and the modern A5's successor, A5 Rising. I want to imitate the plot of Gundam Resurrection. The protagonist is a strong man at the beginning, not too talkative, like a Zogok, and has the ability to materialize elves. Later, he and other main characters participated in the dimensional duel game developed by LDS and accidentally entered the elves' alien world. They accidentally collided and formed another spear group. After some adventures, he discovered that this was not a virtual game and decided to risk his life to protect the elves. In the past, the protagonist was set to have accidentally entered a small world due to the failed dimensional travel card developed by LDS Company. That small world was generated by dimensional splitting, and met a girl. The girl was a small clone of Zero Yi, and became a confidant with the protagonist. Yiduo dueled monsters and methods, but later because King Zero and Zac merged dimensions, this small world was going to be destroyed. The girl Unwilling to unify the dimensions and revive Zach, she tried to stop it with her own power. The male protagonist also participated, and successfully delayed time for Zach to be defeated, but the small world could not hold on anymore. In the end, the girl let the male protagonist's monster materialize and took him away. She disappeared with the small world. The male protagonist went back to preserve his memory. Seeing that King Zero Zero was still there, Yuya and the others laughed happily even though they had accomplished nothing. In the heart, he felt that if it weren't for the inefficiency of the spearmen and King Zero and Zach, the girl would not have died, so he materialized the monster at night and wanted to use it to attack Yuya and his group in the duel field. However, he remembered that the girl hoped that she would be a person who was willing to sacrifice for others and protect others. Finally, she stopped attacking. After that, she felt that she had violated the agreement and abused her power and was not worthy of being a duelist. She did not duel for a long time. Later, with the help of the heroine and her companions, she untied her knot and after defeating the villain, she discovered that the heroine was the reincarnation of a girl (the heroine was accidentally obtained by LDS Company while developing the game). The villain only attacked the elves because he wanted to carry out the orders of his past master and protect the world. The elves were creatures that appeared after his slumber. He was mistaken for an intruder. He sealed the elves into a card and extracted the energy. I haven't thought about the protagonist deck. I hope there are multiple summoning methods. The races can be warriors, dragons, and machines. Just like the character cards in the previous game, you can create and combine monsters with your own ace in a decisive battle. I hope it can provide inspiration for your next work. [Emot=default,01/]

It's very well written, I must keep working hard.

I would like to ask if the author can write about the protagonist using the Galaxy Eye series deck to go to A5 or Salamander or Zhanji to go to V6 in the next book. There is a lot to write about these two worldviews.

From the name of the protagonist, I know he is very good at playing cards.

Why hasn't MD been reinforced with Speedy Robots😭