Yu-Gi-Oh!: A Deck That Transcends the Ages
游戏王之超越时代的卡组
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Looking for Yu-Gi-Oh! Fics, Not Ones Set in the Original Era
Most of the DM-era decks aren't interesting. Some don't even give the protagonist any upgrades to their deck later on, so they just use a modern deck to duel. What's the point of that?
Yu-Gi-Oh!
People of the underworld never surrender! My wish list isn't long: Heroes, Dark Magician, Spellbooks, Mekk-Knights, Cyberse, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Six Samurai, Masked HERO (you know it), Phantom Knights, Stardust, Cyber Dragons, Witchcrafter (thanks, Luoyang), and Toon.
Could We Please Get Some Better Yu-Gi-Oh! Fics? No More Garbage, Please!
There Aren't Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Books Left. Fight Me.
Cards, Cards! Making or Using Cards, Anything Goes
Does Tomato have any good card-based stories? Why can't I find a gem in all this sand?! Are there any with a coherent worldbuilding, natural prose, understandable power levels, a clear progression system, drama-free character relationships, and normal everyday dialogue??
*I Need Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, Please Save Me!
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels Where the Protagonist Uses Tearlaments or Kashtira?
I play Duel Links and the physical card game, after all.
Please Recommend Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Novels
I want Synchro, Xyz, Link, Pendulum, and the like. I'm tired of DM and GX. Don't recommend anything set after Yuya's series.
Give Me Some Yu-Gi-Oh!, No Particular Requirements, Just Make It Badass
Any Novels Set in a Pure Card-Based World, Where Characters Summon Cards or Use Them to Cast Skills?
Looking for Completed Urban, Imagination-Driven, or Soul-Transmigration Novels Without a System!!!!
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Fics With Pendulum Summoning?
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, the OCG Kind?
Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels
The protagonist can chant summoning phrases, the really chuuni kind
Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories That Are Still Updating
Looking for books similar to "Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Road of the Big Fish".
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Preferably spanning the three eras of Duel Monsters, GX, and 5D's.
Any Books with Three Trump Cards from the Start?
Sky Dragon, Obelisk the Tormentor, The Winged Dragon of Ra
Yu-Gi-Oh! Card-Battling Novels
Give me a few fellow readers to talk books with! I'm going crazy holding it all in!
Looking for Original Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks. If You’ve Got One, That’d Be So Freaking Cool
I'm looking for books like Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Have a Spirit Ball. Give me some anime-themed decks, like Boonie Bears, Armor Hero, Jackie Chan Adventures, Pokemon, Ye Luoli, and so on.
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels? They Don't Have to Be Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
Parallel universes are fine. I'd like fewer decks built around Roaring, and the main deck should be a relatively popular one.
LOL, Not a Single Yu-Gi-Oh! Novel Is Long Enough
I’m a Duel Monsters Fan. Could You All Recommend Some Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Feeling a Little Nostalgic for Yu-Gi-Oh! Any Good Fanfiction?
Kaiba: There can only be one true Duel King! Yugi! Duel!
Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfiction?
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Yu-Gi-Oh!: Fake Hanoi, Starting with Missing Limbs
I’m the Axe King in Duelist Kingdom
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Card Spirits from Another World
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The World of Despia Descends
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Maxing Out My Bond with My Waifu Cards
Yu-Gi-Oh!: A Dragon’s Life Begins in Silver Castle
Yu-Gi-Oh! I'm Definitely Not Yugi King
God-Tier Deck: I Start with Ojama Yellow
Move Aside, I'll Teach You How to Duel
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Meeting at the Link Terminal
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Linggong
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Tale of a Master Duelist
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Legend of the Dark Duel
I Transmigrated into Yu-Gi-Oh! with Every Card in the Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Saving the World Through Card Games
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Judai, Don't Run Away
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Twin Twinkle
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I can only give it four stars because I feel like you've never played Yu-Gi-Oh!
All the authors who write Yu-Gi-Oh! Have one flaw: there are too few of them.
Keep it up! It's just too short. I think the main character could play Dragon Conquest later on, or Victory Dragon Spring would also be good 😏 or go to V6 to play Guardian Dragon (the two decks combined aren't enough to form a main deck).
The initial plot was just so-so. Furthermore, the initial writing focused on the early days of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime when the rules were not yet fully developed. Seeing various comments written by readers who haven't read the first part of Yu-Gi-Oh!, I always feel a kind of awkwardness that I can't quite explain. (The early Yu-Gi-Oh!
So far, the book seems to be of good quality; hopefully, it won't be discontinued.
Such people may exist among the people you pass by in real life. In real life, they dare not commit arson, murder, or robbery, and they are subservient to those stronger than themselves. They can only express their true thoughts online, since nobody here knows them! So you can do whatever you want without caring about the consequences!
It's alright. As long as you don't overthink it, there's still plenty of fun. At least it doesn't trigger my triggers like the girl next door, who's a bit too much. I gave it 5 stars because I think 6 stars is too low. Unfinished () You can consider dropping it once you get to the pendulum chapter.
I hope this book survives to the end and doesn't die halfway through. Most of Tomato's Yu-Gi-Oh! Books are basically written halfway through before the author suddenly runs away.
You can follow this book with confidence. The author has signed up for a 100-day challenge and there's no chance it will be abandoned or left unfinished anytime soon.
It's alright, quite suitable for beginners, simple and clear, text-based. It was too short, not enough to satisfy, and the ending felt rushed. Actually, there's a lot more to write about Yu-Gi-Oh! That could be written about separately. Each small point can be expanded into an entire book. Overall, it was alright, but the ending was a bit of a shame. [I'm full] The author has a really creative mind.