Yu-Gi-Oh!, But with a YGO System

It's laser cannons hitting cavemen again...

Even disregarding card draw issues like random card selection, I think modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks are only at the starting point of the anime characters' decks (excluding decks like "Tears of the Gods" which can have a T0 opening). First, it's important to know that in the anime, it's rare to have a bad hand, and the deck can basically draw all its cards in one go. This already balances out the modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck's operation. Furthermore, if the protagonist from another era didn't have this kind of lucky draw synergy, it would be a disadvantage. Modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks also have bad hands. In such cases, unless the entire deck is unable to draw a particular card, it requires more strategic management. After all, very few decks can have six three-color counters now. Even if you draw five counters first, the opponent is more likely to get a one-card opening. Since failing to establish a field in the anime is rare, while modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Relies on interference to prevent the opponent from establishing a field, it's naturally countered by this kind of lucky draw meta.

Those who like to hype up anime characters, the floor of modern deck construction is higher than the ceiling of your anime decks. Especially DM. For example, the True Red-Eyes Dragon Knight could easily solo an entire opponent's deck.

Still fantasizing about anime protagonists having spirits and bonds, anyway, don't ask. The answer is just randomly printing cards. No matter the deck, as long as it involves fighting the protagonist, it's assumed they can print a bunch of nonexistent cards. It's all just wishful thinking.

What does this mean? A lot of people are saying that anime protagonists print cards, but why didn't Yuma print cards when he fought Kaito at the end of Z4? They didn't have any deep-seated hatred for each other, so why would Yuma fight Kaito to the death?

So, the Ashes of the Capital are still too strong? So many books, yet I haven't seen a single one written.

After the anime deck was strengthened, the debate was long over; the anime characters won decisively. Paradoxical Uncle dared to take on three Duelist Kings single-handedly, yet he only dared to assassinate Pegasus. Pegasus's prestige speaks for itself.

Laser cannons against cavemen haven't been that popular in recent years. If you ask me, I think it could be an original world or a crossover between anime and manga, with a very strong opponent and a solid base, like a Moonlight Village dungeon. Or all the duelists could spout mysterious, powerful, and lonely love quotes, everyone would be strong, and it would be a clash between mainstream and super-mainstream characters, a battle of god-drawn cards, creating the atmosphere of a Shinjuku showdown. And when you win, you could say, "I'll never forget you for the rest of my life."

You'll realize your mistake when Old Bei pulls out Perfect World. #(Laughs)

It felt rather average. I've seen too many of the main character's decks. Maybe the author could consider mixing in some less common decks for fun. But don't make them too strong, or it won't be interesting. It's better if they can consistently outclass one other deck. After all, we've seen too many people use laser cannons to kill mosquitoes. For example, you could mix and match predatory plants, or various random card combinations, and add some strong but not overpowered card series, such as Super Athlete, which you wouldn't even know existed without searching. You could add some of those kinds of series. You could also add the Mo Wang series, as this deck is quite outdated now. You could also add extremely obscure cards like Da Xing Yi and Xing Qun Zong, which were absolutely overpowered in their time. There are also Fangjie, Beast War God, Rescue, King War without Overpower, True Dragon, Diviner, etc., Which are extremely niche items. Although its overall strength is very weak in the current environment, except for a few individual cards, it was still quite overpowered in the era of the protagonist. Of course, I'm just mentioning the author briefly; you can refer to it or not, but I've read far too many works like Shadowy Falcon. We can add more unpopular decks.