Yu-Gi-Oh, Duel Souls

Thanks for the comment. I've thought about this issue too. The strength of your own cards may not necessarily exceed the strength of the decks of the previous protagonists of Yu-Gi-Oh. The real world is constantly improving, but I think the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! Is also constantly improving. Take Judai, the first GX protagonist to appear, for example. He is also growing. His deck already has cards with the strength of Xinyu Fusion], Beloved Hero], Brave Xinyuxia], and Masked Hero Dark Claw that are not banned cards or even banned cards. Then the self-created deck can have good room for improvement from the beginning to the end of the story, and the protagonist cannot change the deck frequently. Just imagine, the protagonist encounters a Muto game ten years after DM's story ended, and the game starts with the Black Magic Array] combined with the bond of friendship to fuse and summon the Super Magical Dragon Knight, the Red-Eyed Knight], what a scene it would be like! And I understand that the characters in Yu-Gi-Oh's works are not actually playing cards. Playing cards is just a tool to express the characters. The deck is only an incarnation of the character's personality. The battles and spiritual confrontation between the characters are completed through playing cards. That's why I chose to create a deck that reflects the protagonist's personality. Thanks again for your comments and advice! I will take control of your suggestion about intensity exceeding the current environment!