Yu-Gi-Oh!: Heir to the Divine Throne

Thank you so much for your support! ❤️❤️❤️ In the early stages of this book, the characters will only use the cards they used in the anime. Later on, they will gradually appear with enhanced versions of real-world cards – representing their strengthened forms after training. Villains from previous series will also appear gradually in the middle of the book.

While the background setting is rather awkward, the dueling animation is excellent with few bugs. It uses many anime effects, but the only bug that needs fixing is in the Kaiba vs. Reiji Chair King duel. The interdimensional meeting before landing is acceptable. There are some issues with character descriptions; the characters' personalities and actions are somewhat disconnected.

It's rare to see a crossover between Yu-Gi-Oh! And other series, not just a crossover between different protagonists, but a collaboration between all the Yu-Gi-Oh! Characters! I've only watched the first Yu-Gi-Oh! Series, so I don't recognize any of the characters except for those from the first series, and I don't understand the dueling style.

Will you write about OCG duelists participating in tournaments? Or write about the main characters of Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG participating in a few tournaments, or about their manga versions, such as Yuya Yusei and his friends. Has the author of Yu-Gi-Oh! MUGEN read any of these? It's best not to use cards that didn't appear in the original work yet. It's better to give the OCG booster packs to the characters as rewards after completing the main battle, and then use them for the second battle.

The story and character development were to my liking. I'm not a professional in dueling mechanics, so I can't comment, but the author used a large number of cards not yet released in the anime, which is quite rare. Released cards are easy to find through a card search, but anime cards, especially the less common ones, are much harder to find, demonstrating a deep understanding of the anime. It's great that they included them. I hope they add links and V6 characters soon.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! Novel boasts a very novel and interesting premise. It's not the kind of pure wish-fulfillment story with only a slightly interesting beginning and a super-mainstream time-traveling plot involving characters from the first five Yu-Gi-Oh! Series.

This book fulfilled all my fantasies about "intergenerational duels." The worst thing about cross-generational characters is the awkward, "Guan Yu versus Qin Qiong" contrast, but this book handles it very cleverly. The duel is meticulously designed. The characters' personalities are accurately portrayed, and the pairing of protagonists from different eras feels natural. The three legendary figures have arrived! Highly recommended! 👍👍

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I hope you can add links. Firstly, some decks get boosted with Link monsters. Secondly, if you don't use the Link rule, Pendulum Summoning becomes incredibly powerful; its burst damage and sustain are on a completely different level compared to other summons.

Why not write "Brother"? I also want to see electronic decks and Fireproof Dragon.