Yu-Gi-Oh!: You Call This a Sunny Boy?

Can the author stop using ocg decks? Not only is the strength of the competitive decks impossible to write, but it also destroys the characteristics of the original characters. For example, Camura still uses El Dorado. Then why did you write this original work? It's okay to strengthen the appropriateness in the era of synchrotron overload, but what does it mean to directly change the deck. For example, darkness and the use of Jushe were not printed in that era at all. Also, the protagonist has taken out the Blue Eyes Black Magic. I don't believe that Kaiba doesn't know about it in his own territory. Kaiba actually didn't say a word. Are you really just following the main plot line?

I'll go first, Doro, he's so cute

No, I initially thought that Peacock Wu was not the heroine, so I didn't care about him being held by a passerby's thigh or something like that, but then you said that Peacock Wu should be dismissed. Then I**

Why use Duel Link as the background? Duel Link is a broken card. What fun is there in dueling? What's the difference between pecking each other and rookie chickens?

That's mr. T not darkness

Every time I make a typo, I write a lot. What's going on? I'm really confused.

And regarding the names the characters call the protagonist, they are familiar with each other at least, and it's a bit strange to call him by his full name.

The link is not written because the Barrel Dragon effect requires the Link monster to be equipped, so I wrote it. Otherwise, the barrel dragon is too useless

Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? Why don't you know the effect of super fusion? This card is a general-purpose card. It can be used in many decks.

The writing is so confusing. There was synchronization in the GX era. It was over-the-top and not as good as the other one.