Was Yusei About To Defeat Kalin? [Dark Signs] 

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Not just this duel, a lot of other duel Yusei keep using Speed Warrior even though that always lead to nothing. Yusei just really like his speed warrior

King of the Netherworld - “Ha! Yusei lost, his soul is mine!” Crimson Dragon - “Nah lol his bike broke so it doesn’t count.” King of the Netherworld - “God damn it Konami.”

This duel was an absolutely prime example of how infernities can either pop off super hard or just eat shit lmao

Personally, I think the ending of the duel and it being declared void is pretty fitting in a way. The damage to Yusei’s runner was inflicted by Kalin’s monsters, and their attacks were incredibly aggressive with the added power of the Dark Signers. At this point, Kalin is shown to be pretty violent and lacking in restraint, so him losing out on a legitimate win because of that lack of restraint feels in line with the story surrounding his character.

Yes, I agree that Yusei could have won. That being said, his reliance to his basic combo is what almost ended him. It could also have been addresses more, like the time he refused to use Synchro Monsters against Meklords.

It's kind of funny that Kalin admonished Yusei for using the same moves as always, and if Yusei hadn't summoned speed warrior on his first turn like always, he could've won.

I'm guessing Yusei started with Speed Warrior because he always liked to revive it via Junk Synchron when he eventually loses it so he can make Junk Warrior. He uses this combo so many times

I don't think Kalin wanted to take Yusei's soul. There was a scene where Roman Goodwin yelled at Kalin for not finishing Yusei off and Kalin said something along the lines of completely crushing Yusei's spirit, a more unpleasant outcome for Yusei.

I feel like everyone (in the show) kinda gets that Yusei did take the L in that duel, but as to why he doesn't die to the shadow game here, I have some headcanon about this. The duel being declared void is a weird signer formality, but it is a loss, just that it's not a loss for the purposes of the shadow duel. The Signers & Dark Signers have "a thing", and the Earthbound Immortals are considered another type of God Card which we know from Ra alone how temperamental they can be. At the end of the day, Shadow Duels are a type of duelling ritual, and rituals have strict rules & procedures. It makes sense in that regard that Yusei can lose the duel here, but because of this technicality in HOW he lost the duel (even if he'd have lost by valdi means 2 seconds later) it's not a valid or proper loss as far as the shadows/ EI's are concerned. It's not entirely unlike how Joey autolost for passing out despite being in the middle of declaring the winning attack. You even mentioned about how in riding duels the duellists can take deliberate evasive manoeuvres to avoid attacks from enemy monster to buy themselves time to think and respond; 5ds doesn't have action cards or the like how Arc-V does, and normal duels aren't supposed to cause real damage, so there'd be no function to being allowed to do this otherwise, it really is just to snag a few extra seconds. Which is relevant because it establishes that moving out of the way of an attack means the attack hasn't completed yet including as far as the rules are concerned; Driving skill literally has an impact on the game's mechanics and can extend individual parts of the damage steps without directly changing what happens in them. Which means EI Apu pushing Yusei away was effectively delaying it's own attack landing even from a rules standpoint, and when that resulted in Yusei being incapable of continuing the duel, he's lost sure but it's by default. He lost because he was rendered unable to continue. lost Kalin won the duel, but EI Apu technically didn't connect it's killing blow because the force of it's attack pushed Yusei and his runner out of the way and rendered them unable to continue the fight. Now would I be arguing this is how it should work if the loss had counted and Yusei actually died here? No probably not. This is mostly just my attempt to rationalise the version of events we did get from an in-lore standpoint. Of course the simplest answer, that they couldn't just kill off a main character and THE MAIN main character at that, so they had to write around it, but wanted to show that Kalin & presumably the true Dark Signers as a whole are a formidable threat. So narratively, Kalin had to get the win or at least as close to a concrete one as they could provide, but being a Dark Signer there's no way he wouldn't be running a Shadow Game going off've what's already established about the Dark Signers by this point; Kalin needs to win the duel for threat establishment to pair with the stakes that people are disappearing as they're sacrificed to the EI's, but because *it will be a shadow duel* Yusei cannot afford to lose here, and this is what we got. It's funny though how Yusei could've made Kalin look pretty weak by leading with Rockstone Warrior. Kinda weird choice when considering we know how good he's supposed to be that he'd lead with a temporary 1800 attacker instead of the full time one, but who knows maybe he thought that'd be "overextending" or "pushing too hard to early, especially with that face-down; I can possibly recover Speed Warrior if I lose them with things like Junk Syncron at least" or something,

There's a difference between what happened with Yusei vs. Kalin and what Team Catastrophe were doing. The difference is, in Yusei vs. Kalin, it's not only not a duel in a tournament with regulations, it's a ritual, with the loser having their soul sacrificed to the Earthbound Immortals. The duel never finished properly, so the ritual wasn't completed. Yusei effectively "lost," yes, but not in the terms the ritual needed in order to be completed. It saw the start, the middle, but it did not see the end, thus cancelling the shadow duel.

I love these kinds of videos, i think a Yugi vs Athem one would be fun to see.

So sad to see that Dark Synchros are not a thing IRL, it would be kinda cool to have another Extra Deck Monster Type

Kiryu: the character who absolutely refused to stay dead.

To be fair, everyone in the anime counts it as a loss, so it should be a loss. More than likely that in order for the Dark Signers to steal your soul, the final attack has to physically land. Kalin's EI didn't hit Yusei before his duel runner broke down, so while Yusei lost, he couldn't get his soul stolen. I could be wrong, but that's what I've assumed for years at this point.

I was always kinda annoyed how the plot stopped Yusei from losing Duels x3 the one with Kalin was fine because it established the Dark Signers as a threat without losing the main character, but I draw the line at Jean from Team Unicorn throwing a well laid out plan because he wanted to "beat Yusei with his own strength." I also think he should have lost to Vizor the first time they fought and even think Jack should have won the final Duel against Yusei. Not only would it have concluded a major character arc where Jack truly becomes the strongest, as Yusei wasn't interested in being King, but it would have been the first Ceremonial Duel where the main character actually loses. Addendum: just would have made more sense for Jack to defeat Yusei if only to make his title as World King make more sense, as Jack would never accept the title if only because Yusei didn't want it, as even if his loss to Yusei in Season 1 early on wasn't seen by the city, Jack still considered it a loss and wanted to win against Yusei fair and square.

What makes the crash argument tricky, in my opinion, is that we have 2 different set of rules. Team Catastrophe was dueling under the WRGP, with official declared rules as laid out by tournament organizers. Normally duel runners aren't equipped to take the kind of punishment that shadow-turbo duels inflict since they aren't supposed to be used in that way. In DM we see Joey both win and lose in Battle City finals because the official declared the duelist unable to continue the duel. This duel operated under the rules of The King of the Netherworld (I guess?) which clearly state that the loser gives up their soul. I guess the king declared it a draw since no one's soul is addressed, but apparently Kalin could have taken his soul because Roman scolds him for not doing it? (Unless in the Japanese he's talking about killing Yusei outright, I legitimately don't know). It may be just plot armor, but the duel is officially a draw as declared by the rules laid out by the "tournament organizer".

To be fair to Yusei, he was playing his way, he likes to open with Speed Warrior, feel out his Opponent and besides, he was playing on the assumption that Kallin was still playing his same game of "the only Hand worse than a bad one was an empty one"! And, as you rightly point out, Hand Advantage has always been a thing in Yu-Gi-Oh!, both Animé/Manga and real life, so you can't really blame him for not expecting Kallin's, as you said, "1% Play"! We all get surprised now and again! Last Tournament I entered I didn't expect to be matched up against Buster Blader, but I was! And after Neos at that, I might add!

A duel I was always curious about was Aster vs Adrian from GX. The thing I remember most about that duel was how Aster was rushing to make sure Adrian couldn’t complete Exodia and I would be interested in seeing your analysis of it. 🤔

I love hearing you talk about Yugioh. It is very fun and personally, I think Yusei lost because not only did he have a shrapnel in his stomach and nearly died but the fact that he lost to an old friend who still blames him for what happened and Yusei is now scared of that, it gave him just a bit more character in my eyes.

Yusei: * tells Leo he needs to be adaptable when dueling* Also Yusei's 1st 3 plays in 99% of duels: 1) summon Speed Warrior or other lv 2 monster. 2) set Scrap Iron Scarecrow. 3) summon junk synchron next turn, revive lv 2 if necessary, and then synchro summon junk warrior.

The victory in this duel is Kalin, no question. Mostly because of that Immortal’s anime ability that stopped Scrap-Iron Scarecrow from blocking that attack, there way no way Yusei would make a comeback from that one attack.

Honestly I always liked yusei for how dedicated he was to his patterns. He almost always summons speed warrior turn one. It’s a flaw that, as this video has shown, bites him in the ass at times but one I find helps to add to the idea hes “loyal to his cards”. It’s a huge point in his character he learned after jack stole his stardust dragon. And to answer the question: it depends who crashed it. If the driver crashes on his/her own then they should lose. If the opponent caused it they should be DQ’d or the loss should be null.

Personally , I see this as a loss because in a Speed Duel, both are on D-Wheels or some vehicle in some shape or form and if that vehicle is disabled , technically the duellist can’t carry on . Of course this was thrown away in Yugo/Rin in Arc-V when Yugo’s D-Wheel broke and the duel was continued with both on their feet

That’s the irony of the crash argument is in the next season a team literally wins their matches based on making enemy team crash . Personally I’d either set up a rematch if it was a accident or sabotage. But if they just fell off for no reason then no run back and I’m glad they explored this topic in next season with that other team

Was waiting for you to get to a yusei duel in this series. He is my favorite yugioh character ever and his duels tend to be some of my favorites. Both story wise, and the card game aspect wise.

A line most of us dub fans practically have etched into our minds is “Once your friend yes but now, YOUR ENEMY!” Because they play that exact clip plays in damn near 12 episodes

Good idea for sure, as I patiently wait for a video regarding Alexis VS Jaden in Episode 94 of GX. All she had to do was play a facedown and Flare Neos loses strength, and because Neo Space isn't out, would return to the Extra Deck. Jaden would've been left wide open!

I’ve been waiting for this. This is one of my favorite duels as I grew up on Yugioh 5Ds.

Actually just watched this duel and was wondering if it would ever get covered here. What timing! Also, I hate to be that guy, but in the hypothetical section, Kallen could have chosen to not discard his dark tuner, when they attacked, as he would probably figure that's a card he does need to get on the field at some point. From there it's a matter of what was used to attack what and so on, so tracking gets complicated. That is just more pathways I could see it going.

Great video as always! Keep it up! As a hardcore 5DS fan I just wanted to point out a few things: Hyper Synchrons Anime effect doesnt banish the synchro monster after the next standby phase. It doesn’t banish it at all. Just gives a 800 atk boost and grants battle destruction immunity (the 800 boost is same as in the tcg/ocg but no battle destruction immunity, thats just an anime thing). Second thing is in 5DS most of the turbo duels, the d-wheels go into stand-by Auto Pilot mode during duels, only later on with the release of speed world 2 auto pilot wasn’t available. One of the reason, Yusei ultimately crashed was because the Dark Signers could make the damage taken in duels real which lead to Yusei getting off track due to the shock from the attacks etc. In tournaments crashing in a turbo duel means that you automatically get disqualified and losing the duel. It was a legit win condition but it got a lot more relevant later on in the series with speed world 2 since auto pilot wasnt applied anymore. So yeah u also needed to have a solid motor cycle and a deck lol. Have a good one!

I have to laugh at Synchro Destructor's effect, because it literally just written as it is so that Damage Translation can make two tokens to be tributed to summon the Earthbound Immortal after. It is such a clear moment of making cards with effects for the sake of the end result the writers wanted, which is nothing new but is one of the most clear examples of it.

Always had been one of my favorite duels I remember watching a few times on Saturday mornings I'm so very happy and satisfied you made this video. The end of the duel always made me sad..

Kiryu’s origin was easily the darkest story in Yu-gi-oh history,mother of god.

I love this series you make about if A could have won against B. Please keep it up

I love these videos so much. I can’t wait for the next one!

Every time I see one of these videos I eternally celebrate just a bit. They’re such a high quality and really entertaining watch. Also this is definitely a loss for yusei because if he didn’t crash he would’ve definitively lost.

While I believe that a D-wheel crash should considered a loss as driving should be considered an extension to life points as a speed duel is also based on the drivers skill but this time should cause the crash was less of Yusei lacking skill and more of an unforeseen situation caused by Kalen's earthbound immortal which if going by a regular turbo duel situation shouldn't be able to actually deal any physical damage to opponent.

The Infernity Deck was a surprising set of cards that work while having an empty hand. The story between Yusei and Kalin revealed how bad life was in the Satellite. Again, I would suggest an analysis of the duel between Jaden Yuki and Yubel from Yu-Gi-Oh GX Season 3 Finale.

this is one of my favorite duels in all of 5ds tbh this and the duel against the Warden are 100% in my top 5 5ds duels

This was super interesting, hoping to see other 5Ds duel analyzed in future!

I like how this entire duel was Yusei unintentionally making Kalins plays for him.

In all honesty, I think that Yusei did lose this duel, since he had no way to stop the direct attack of the earthbound immortal. It is only because of the crashing of his duel runner, that Yusei survived the duel at all. Also, even if Yusei had a play that could have changed the entire outcome of the duel, the fact that Yusei didn't make that move still happened and it cost Yusei the duel. Plus, the writers could have just made it so that Yusei still would have lost.

When you said that yusei could summon Rockstone Warrior instead of Speed Warrior and basically Kalin can't make a comeback: Note that Kalin could potentially not set his Damage Translation on his second turn and than when yusei attack in his second turn with Rockstone Warrior and Speed Warrior - Kalin would have 2 cards to discard: Damage Translation and Infernity Guardian, and on his next turn when he draw Infernity Dwarf he still has 2 monsters and he still could tribute them to summon Dark Tuner Nightmare Hand and bring One Hundred-Eyed Dragon. Basically not all his lost for Kalin.

I've been waiting for this for a while! Let's rev it up!

Huh... I learned something new for a change. I never realized that Yusei's D-Wheel actually broke down. I always thought he was just a sore loser and crashed it on purpose. But watching this, I do see that we got to see how Yusei's D-Wheel did explode before the crash...

If Yusei didn’t crash during this duel then Kalin would’ve won and Yusei would’ve been killed off earlier in the Dark Signers Arc but what would’ve happened then? What would the Signers have done to defeat the Dark Signers? Anyways there are many questions of what would happen if Kalin won

Always good to watch these thanks for the vid man

Nice! More duel analysis video. ❤

Loss is a loss. If Calin had crashed, we would give the w to Yusei. It's only fair.

A fascinating analysis and hypothetical! However, I offer this hypothetical in response: Kalin could have secured victory and possibly Yusei's demise had he just made a different opening play himself! Just play *his* clearly stronger monster! Use Infernity Archfiend instead of Infernity Beast! Seriously, there was no benefit to him in playing Beast over the Archfiends. Kalin starts by setting Depth Amulet as normal, and summons Infernity Archfiend, leaving Yusei needing to get over an 1800 ATK monster instead of a 1600 ATK monster. Which...his opening hand can't do. At best, he can play either Speed Warrior or Rockstone Warrior and ram it into Archfiend to remove them both, but Kalin would simply negate it with Depth Amulet, discarding Infernity Beast. Yusei sets Scrap-Iron Scarecrow and Shard of Hope and ends his turn with one warrior on the field. Let's assume Yusei doesn't have the benefit of foresight to know he'll draw into Junk Synchron next turn, so he makes the more stable play of Rockstone Warrior, planning to tune it with Hyper Synchron next turn and get out Stardust Dragon. Kalin's turn. He draws Damage Translation, and reveals he has a second Infernity Archfiend, which he summons to the field. But to Yusei's surprise, he doesn't attack. Why? Because Kalin *needs* two monsters on the field to summon his tuner. He can afford to let Yusei attack him thanks to his trap, but he can't afford to give up his archfiends. He sets Damage Translation and ends his turn. Yusei draws Junk Synchron, then summons Hyper Synchron to synchro summon Stardust Dragon, complete with Hyper's boost to 3300 ATK. He activates Shard of Hope, then attacks to force Kalin to discard, which Kalin gladly does by getting rid of Infernity Guardian. Kalin's turn again, and he draws Infernity Dwarf. He sacrifices his Archfiends to summon his tuner, which special summons Dwarf so he can dark synchro One Hundred-Eyed Dragon as normal. However, his dragon isn't strong enough to destroy Yusei's...yet. He ends his turn. Yusei draws Synchro Destructor, and attacks with Stardust Dragon. The attack succeeds since Kalin has no cards to fuel Depth Amulet, but Kalin reveals his dragon's ability as Stardust fails to destroy it. However, it still deals 300 damage to Kalin, reducing him to 3700 LP. This triggers Shard of Hope, causing Yusei to draw Level Warrior. As it isn't a trap, Level Warrior is discarded. Yusei sets Synchro Destructor, and ends his turn, causing Depth Amulet to leave the field. Back to Kalin, who draws Speed Spell - Power Baton. And this is where things go south for Yusei. Kalin activates the spell, sending Infernity Guardian to the graveyard to boost his dragon to 5300 ATK and attacks. Yusei tries to save Stardust with his Scarecrow, but One Hundred-Eyed Dragon's effect cancels that. And since it's Stardust being attacked instead of Rockstone Warrior, Yusei takes the full 2000 battle damage plus the 800 effect damage, bringing him down to 1200 LP. That ends his turn, but there's nothing Yusei can do from here. His next draw is Miracle Locus, while the only other cards available to him are Speed Warrior, Junk Synchron, and Shard of Hope. He can play a monster in defense mode, but Kalin will simply pierce it next turn and win the duel. And here's the kicker - Yusei only gets hit near the end of this version of the duel, and only once before the deciding blow (twice if the effect damage is treated as a second hit). Without the early damage to his Duel Runner, it likely wouldn't break down in time to disqualify him and that would end up costing him his life. Now, if he *had* played Speed Warrior instead of Rockstone as his first move, the duel actually would play out like it does in canon, except with Yusei having 200 less LP due to Speed Warrior being destroyed by an Archfiend instead of Infernity Beast. So funnily enough, in this version of the duel playing Speed Warrior first was the right call. But in the end, he'd still lose. All Kalin would have had to do different to ensure his victory...is play his Archfiends instead of his Beast.

Thanks for the turbo duel exaination. It was really much needed

Bruh i was legit wondering when we would see another of these plz keep em up

These vids are great, keep up the phenomenal work. I personally would love to see Quatro vs Shark / Nasch. Could Quatro have pulled through and beat the Barian Emperor himself, or was he doomed to fail?

I want to quickly point out that in both the real game and in the Anime, Depth Amulet is optional. Kalin does not have to discard his Dark Tuner, but he would still be left one monster short to summon it. Edit: Upon rewatching, another inquiry that could give Kalin a chance is choosing not only to refuse summoning his first Infernity Archfiend, but also discarding one for the effect of Depth Amulet, instead of the guardian. This gives him an extra discard for Depth Amulet to at least keep beast in the duel and later set up an invincible Infernity Guardian, letting him, paradoxically, see more draws later in the duel, like perhaps an Infernity Launcher? Now that would make for an interesting turn, watching Kalin pull the patented "Infernity Deck vomiting the entire Extra Deck onto the board" trick on Yusei and winning like that.

Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!

The best Yu-Gi-Oh series!! And on a 5D duel!!!

I would love to see Yuya vs Jack Atlas round 2

100% should be a loss, but the show can't do that to the main character, since he'd lose his soul. You'd either have to have it happen to one of the side characters and have Yusei come back and beat them, maybe bringing their soul back, I don't remember if it worked that way in 5D's. Similarly, you could have Yusei lose, have somebody else beat Kalin, and bring Yusei's soul back, having him around for the final duel. It wouldn't even be the first time they'd had the protagonist lose a duel and go sort of catatonic. Yugi sort of lost himself after the loss to Kaiba, because of his conflicted feelings about the pharoh's spirit and the lengths to which it was willing to go to win, and ultimately had to be brought out of it by...Téa of all people, dueling against Mai.

I absolutely love this series of videos. Give me more.

I really like this episode analysis please do more

Excellent video as always, what about: Chazz could actually defeated Jaden in their second duel? (Armed dragons debut)

Personally, I still see this as a loss for Yusei. Also, if you're looking for more Duels to look at, how about where a player tried to go for a Deck Out in, like Yuma vs Vector at the Sarago Field.

love this series and how you you have made them to where you really dont know the answer until you watch it by the way youve made others. Id love a supreme king duel lol Evil Heros are a personal favorite

Great Video Sam.

Wait a minute, I've got a much better precedent: If Joey had a guaranteed win before he *DIED* and it was counted against him as a loss, then Yusei being in a position where he was guaranteed to lose but crashed his scooter before the animation could play out should one hundred thousand percent count as a loss. That they were in a Turbo Duel changes nothing, because as soon as you get on that bike you are accepting the inherit risk of playing a card game on a moving vehicle, otherwise there is simply no reason to duel in that manner at all.

My issue with calling this is less about the crash, and more that the game-winning attack was declared and Yusei couldn't do anything about it. If we're playing and you attack for game and I don't respond, I don't get to say you forfeit when you grab your cards and walk away

Love your content ❤

damn and i was almost done making the scrip for this but I am so glade you did thanks keep up the good work

I almost thought that this was going to be Yusei’s second loss in the series Well I actually count it as a loss as Yusei had no way of countering it

I do have to just ask for the potential plays I have two questions to ask. 1. Did he have to summon the dwarf or could he have kept it in hand? I forgot if amulet had run out at that point 2. Would Stardust be banished? I know The real world hyper synchron does have that effect but Ive never seen it be resolved in any of the duels Yuseis used it in. Both against Jack Atlas and here against Kalin

6:59 "And now, with a level 3 🐟 and a level 2 non-🐟"

18:30 in the anime, when you synchro summon a dragon with Hyper Synchron said dragon has to be banished during the player's second Standby Phase (I think it means after 2 of your (4 turns in total) turns) after the turn it was summon. HS' effect was used like this in the Jack vs Yusei duel at the Fortune Cup.

An interesting side note, in the dub the debris isn't stuck in Yusei but if you go to the scene where he's dropped off at the lady who used to care for them, you can still see the blood running down his runner. I guess the dub team missed that.

Can you do a could Yuma have beaten Kite in their 1st Duel AND discuss if a person should be disqualified from a legit tournament because they were shown live footage of a loved one dying?

I have a weird headcanon that the crashing rule, etc aren't exactly part of duelling rules. But are instead part of the Speed World card. So if we take both this duel and the one with Team Catastrophe in mind, Yusei *did* lose according to the Field Spell rules, but got a voided result for the Dark Signer rules due to him not hitting 0 LP, hence him not being killed off from losing.

16:34 the rockstone bird

I think whether it should count as a loss or a void depends on how the D-Wheeler crashes. If it crashes because of bad driving skill by the user, it should count as a loss, however if the D-Wheeler crashes due to malfunction caused during the duel or the crash ie caused by the opponent, then it should be void.

On the "should a duel runner crash count as a loss?" debate, keep in mind a few things: 1. This was part of a larger battle between ancient spirits that wouldn't be satisfied with such an Anti-climatic finish, same with Misty's duel with Akiza. 2. This duel was more to establish the threat of the Dark Signers and their Earthbound Immortals, and they obviously aren't going to kill their main character. 3. Kalin hates Yusei with all his guts, and relishes him being pain, and really isn't going to be bothered by a no result since Yusei, as far as he knew, was going to die anyway.

This was a great video you're very good at finding details and little tricks that I didnt even know about. Next video for 5ds I want to see crow vs greiger that duel is one of the closest

I really hoped that your next video would be Kalin Vs Yusei! Thank you so much!

The only times Yusei lost

Another suggestion for this series is could atem have beaten little Yugi at the end of the series

yay more of these.... these are some of the best videos on youtube sooo damn interesting

I would imagine in usual official game rules, that if your piece of technology malfunctions, the ruling is that the one whose device failed or if you caused the device to fail or disconnect, that is a DQ loss. In this scenario, I think you should have been ruled a loss, but everyone can still keep their souls.

Normally I’m bias towards Yusei because he’s fits that flawless character trope where he can do no wrong but objectively this duel with Kalin it should be considered a lost. Later in the season both Jack and Crow were down against Goodwin but still had 1 LP and but there weren’t able to ride even though it was turbo duel. And in a Turbo Duel you need to be able to both ride and duel and if you can’t ride then you can’t participate and if you can’t participate then you forfeit in a turbo duel

I think it depends on what caused the crash. If your opponent tried to take you out, like with the hook monster or Kalin pushing him into the wall etc. then they should be DQ'd or the duel thrown out. If they're bad at driving and wreck their bike, then they lose. So an extensions of your own skill vs outside forces I guess. Think of it this way. What if the duelists were riding and the track wasn't built properly, one section of the course randomly collapsed on a duelist. Would it be fair to say they lost?

This is like a RU-vid tutorial, the only difference is that this one actually works and isn’t super confusing

Well, that was quite fun. And I am late to the party as always. xD Anyway, I really like watching all of these duel analysis parts of you because I discover everytime something new and keep my joy for Yugioh alive. Keep up the awesome work! :D P.S. This duel while the Dark Signer Arc is for me one of the best remembered just because I loved to see the dynamic between Yusei and Kalin. Especially because he came back later again. I love something like that. Greetings from Germany o/

We see in the crash town arc that he has a new ace monster In infernity doom dragon and I like to think that one hundred eyes dragon evolved into infernitity doom dragon in the same way as power tool dragon evolves into life stream dragon

Earthbound effects in the anime + speed duels is a deadly combo.. Hell it's broken even in duel links too. Sad to say but Yusei stands no chance in this duel. Also Raid shadow legends are the real dark signers here lol.

Love these videos.

These videos are really good. A duel I'd like to see in this format is the final duel of GX season 3 between Jaden and Yubel.

Its duels like this that definitively prove that Yusei is the superior duelist compared to Jaden Yuki.

Yesss i love these thank you

Given you're meant to also keep on your bike, I'd say falling off, especially right as you're about to lose, counts as a loss

Jack: Show them your Junk! Yusei:What!? Jack: Warrior!

One of the best duels in 5ds

My favourite series on RU-vid

Yeah was waiting for this😄