I like the old kai when he says "Ride the vanguard", "Break ride the vanguard", "Crossride the vanguard" looks so cool to me, but in the V series i felt weird when Kai call his units "Dragonic Overlord the vanguard".
I love how apparently not being able to intercept was what convinced Tetsu not to guard Like, it's a 35k Vanguard, you're on a 10k, and Kai's still got two big rear guards. You either PG that or risk the no guard, come on man you're a COACH
Remember the fact he has 4 cards Using a perfect guard uses 2 If let's say he had another perfect guard he can't block the 3rd attack Kai would still get 2 crits and would put one on each side Either way tetsu is a goner
It could've been more menacing if he used Dust Tail's skill of putting it in the soul followed by a counterblast to lock another unit. Four locks in total would totally freak Tetsu out.
Okay Remember Mr.Invincible megablast? Its still effective even without boost but your frontrow must be opened, before doing the mega blast call 2 units to 2 pen RG circle, then enjoy power up with the drive check
@@NTheHedgehog Woah, easy there, that's my avatar you're talking about...I love Nebula Lord Dragon but he's only my second, Chaos Breaker Dragon is my other self...he is my avatar
Season 1 and 2 Kai : Rely on your own strength. You dont need some other strength to become better. Season 3 Kai : I'm getting behind and can't seem to catch up so Imma willingly submit to this power to become stronger and almost bring about the world's end by facilitating an alien invasion. Oh the fucking hypocrisy.
@@illegalpic6814 not really tho. His character out of nowhere became a hypocrite with no set up for this side of him (the side that would just throw away the very ideals he has been preaching for so long). It's more of a forced contrivance than organic character development
@@sammydray5919 but it wasn't just out of nowhere it actually first started at the end of the second season when he saw Aichi overwhelming Leon without even using Psyqualia, where at the beginning of the series Aichi got completely bodied by Kai but now he was fighting at a higher level. Some other key factors that made Kai thirst for that power was how Aichi beating his Dragonic Overlord The End deck and what solidified the distance is Aichi versus Ren and how they fought at a higher level then he could have imagined. So now his two rivals have now become leagues ahead and now no matter how hard he tried he wasn't catching up. I didn't even mention Ren's comment at how Aichi is the only one that can make him go all out then looking at Kai with a sly smirk. Then an invader traps him in a room and cardfights him and halfway through makes a tempting offer for power to fight on the same level as his rivals. Not to mention his bond with his avatar Dragonic Overlord probably has something to do with it as the same offer was given to him and he accepted it.
@@AdL1bit so he because aichi and ren surpassed him he walked backed on his principles?? (the very same principles he used to chastise them both when they fell after abandoning them in their time of need like when he walked out on his old team and almost abandoned aichi in his time of need until kourin talked some sense into him and it wasn't until aichi's return was a success that he attempted anything like that with Ren so he pretty much had given up on him.... Thats just... Wow) The very same principles that were PROVEN to be CORRECT because Aichi and Ren grew leagues stronger without relying on an outside power, so Kai decided to go against those same principles despite KNOWING that they are correct because he got surpassed. So was his conviction in his own principles that fucking weak that he can talk from a high horse when he has the power to do so (remember it wasn't until it worked against Aichi that he tried to reason with Ren face to face so it was a definitely a matter of strength that he believed in) HOWEVER as soon as he gets surpassed as isn't strong enough to compete with them anymore, he just abandoned his own convictions and gave into to the very same problem that he criticised others for. Sorry but that's just pathetic and make Kai look like a weak willed loser who talks a lot of shit but the moment he gets surpassed he hypocritically gave up on what he preached. Thats just pitiful and the sheer hypocrisy of that is annoying. Also just because he was made to duel against Takuto doesn't change the undeniable fact that he CHOSE to give in to link joker/void. If he had initially lost and later on developed that mindset while reversed than that would have been more acceptable. But the fact that he CHOSE to fall from grace makes him an absolute hypocrite. I don't know what you were trying to imply about his bond with overlord there but the series never mentioned that it had anything to influence his decision so I will ignore that
@@sammydray5919 I wasn't denying that he isn't a hypocrite I'm just saying that him changing wasn't out of nowhere and his bond with overlord has been hinted to have effected it also so I don't get why you are ignoring that.
