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

Thank you very much for your support [love] [love] [love] The characters in the early stages of this book will only use the cards they used in the animation. In the middle and later stages, various enhanced cards in reality will slowly appear - as they become stronger after training. Villains from past generations will also appear one after another in the mid-term. If you have characters or decks you want to see, please leave comments or book reviews, and they will appear first. Everyone is welcome to comment on the book, you may be beaten or scolded... I will read every one of them carefully [Love]

Although the background setting is quite painful However, the duel performance is very good, there are not many bugs, and many animation effects are used. Currently, it's Kaiba vs. Reiji. The bug in Chair King must be fixed. Just hold a meeting in another dimension before landing to fix it. There are some problems with the character description, and there is a disconnect between the character's personality and behavior, but as long as Pai Lao doesn't have problems in the duel, it won't be a problem. It is best to have a logo when using animation effects, otherwise it will easily cause obstacles to understanding. Many of the card pictures should have been swallowed by comments. It is a pity. To put it simply, it is a soul-oriented novel that can be viewed as a theatrical version. The rating is already very high, and it is an enjoyable kind of reading. Follow-up plot and duel suggestions At present, the duelists are all trying to duel, so they don't understand the backcourt. This makes sense, but as the plot progresses, it becomes no longer possible. The backcourt, cemetery, and excluded areas need to be additionally included in the scope of the game. That is to say, the game is centered around interrupting the opponent. For example, the dd crow's second speed excludes the opponent's graveyard and is used to counter Susheng. The highlight of the duel is the back-and-forth game and the strategizing before making a move (this may not be written down) There should be villains and dark duels later in the plot, so here we can focus on portraying the villain's humanity, despicable methods, unexpected tricks, etc. RD cards can be used because many old cards are not strengthened by ocg, causing the strength balance to be completely broken.

What is rare is that it is not the Yu-Gi-Oh who travels through time, but the linkage of all Yu-Gi-Ohs, which is great! I have only watched the first Yu-Gi-Oh!, So apart from the characters in the first part, I don't know anyone else, and I don't understand the dueling method, but it is still very interesting to watch, and the writing has the feeling of dueling in the anime! It just lacks a little sense of atmosphere, the excitement and despair of a duel, but it's not too intrusive, and there are gains and losses. I'm very satisfied with the fact that there is very little love. I don't need to talk about it. Isn't it nice to have a duel? Finally, this one is really watchable! Highly recommend it! [Please update] PS: I really like Kaiba. I hope there will be more scenes if possible. That finger gesture.

Will you write about ocg duelists participating? Or write about the protagonists of Yu-Gi-Oh OCG participating in several games, and the manga versions of them, such as the manga version of Yuya Yusei and the others, and have you seen the author of Yu-Gi-Oh mugen? It is best not to use cards that do not appear in the original game. It is better to use the ocg booster pack as a reward for the players after the game to play in the second battle.

It is a good book with a very novel and interesting setting. It is not a purely cool novel with a super-mainstream time travel to the first generation with only an interesting beginning. Instead, the characters from the first five Yu-Gi-Oh books travel together to the same place to start a big fight. Among them, there are all the villains of the past. This book is especially worth reading for the sentimental party. Personally, I feel that this is the Yu-Gi-Oh anime. It would be great if the fifth part actually has this kind of background [face covering] Even if the plot may not be well done, at least the background can add emotion

The story is to your liking, and so is the positioning of the characters. The composition of the duel is not a professional review, but the author used a lot of animated cards that have not been transformed into cartoons and are very rare. The cartoonized cards can be easily found. Animation cards, especially the less popular ones, are not easy to find. This shows that he is very familiar with animation, and it feels good to be able to write about it. Hope to add connection and V6 characters soon.

This book fulfilled all my fantasies about an "intergenerational duel." The most fearful thing about having cross-generational characters on the same stage is the blunt contrast of "Guan Gong vs. Qin Qiong", but this book handles it very smartly. The duels are rigorously designed. The character's personality is accurately grasped, and there is no sense of incompatibility when the protagonists of different eras are on the same stage. The three phantom gods have arrived. Highly recommended! [Like][Like]

I hope that Link will be added. One is that some decks will have Link monsters as reinforcements. The other is that if the Link rule is not used, the Pendulum will be too dimensionally reducing. The burst and battery life are not on the same level as other summons.

Why don't you write, brother, I also want to see the electronic world deck and the fireproof dragon sister.

Quick update, I haven't seen an interesting Yu-Gi-Oh article on Tomato for a long time.