
Yu-Gi-Oh!, But It's New Game Plus
游戏王,但是二周目
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Competitive Gaming
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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112Chapters
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4.1kRecommendations
37Reviews
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In just three chapters, I discovered three problems. I won't even mention the "hiss"—whether GX has any Chaos Darkness setting. I'm saying the Three Egyptian Gods have been greatly strengthened, now comparable to the Three Egyptian Gods. Do the Three Egyptian Gods even know they're comparable to the Three Egyptian Gods? The premise itself is problematic; isn't the whole point of Duel Spirits to duel? Can duel cards be monopolized? I know you want to reissue something like 5DS, but even 5BS didn't dare mention Pokémon.
It feels like the remastered version doesn't look as good as the previous one. Before, you could even play with the Photon Transformation and Galaxy Eye modes.
It seems like it doesn't really matter whether this witch fights or not. She hasn't done anything all this time, just showed up in front of the protagonist, picked up a red-haired guy, and then gave the protagonist a meaningless "Ordinary Bone" card. Any random card drawn from the red-haired guy's deck would be rarer than this. Speaking of which, why didn't she take the deck after the red-haired guy died? Was she just leaving it to feed stray cats? It feels like a Kamen Rider movie that was just ripped over without being properly adapted to Duel Monsters World.
Haven't you watched the anime? The Blade of the Silver City couldn't defeat the Three Phantom Demons? #(Shy)
The duel looks alright, but hopefully it won't turn into a chaotic mess; that would be disgusting.
The end of the duel is printing cards on the spot.
Two questions: Can someone with no card-playing experience or desire to play read this? [Level of understanding: 1-5 stars]; Can skipping the card-playing process and focusing solely on the outcome significantly impact the plot connection before and after the duel? [Level of non-professional accessibility: 1-5 stars]
I feel this introduction isn't exciting enough. He should have pulled out his Thunderfire and challenged Wolf to a duel when the female card sprite beside him gave him a mischievous look. Women are just a hindrance; I'm going to become the world's number one man!
The fact that the brand couldn't defeat the Three Phantom Demons is because of the ancient worker's triple brand.
This opening reminds me of a card game I read 10 years ago, where the protagonist and his opponent die together. The female lead (a priestess) wishes to the god to turn back time to the moment the protagonist traveled back in time. However, in reality, the god creates a new world for the protagonist to start over. As a unique creation, the initial world is completely frozen. As punishment for destroying a world, the female lead is frozen in a spacetime rift. Later, the protagonist seeks her back, holds back in the duel, and allows her to return. Unfortunately, the author quit writing the game after becoming a civil servant.