And surprisingly we can say that Jaden was the protagonist that suffered the most from being the lazy but happy duelist to the ever depressed protsgonist
@@SonySlasher2468 Yeah yuya suffered too he has counterparts and has to fight his darkness in the yuri duel was really hard for him and he turns evil like jaden did poor them
@@Medinacrystalheart well to be fair Jaden had to live with the consequences of being the supreme king for a time even refusing to use polymerization while Yuya after returning to normal got his memory erased and like he didn’t care for the death of others seriously he wasn’t angry with Leo akaba for what he did to the dimensions because you know don’t worry be happy and the script
@@SonySlasher2468 well to be fair Jaden had to live with the consequences of being the supreme king for a time even refusing to use polymerization while Yuya after returning to normal got his memory erased and like he didn’t care for the death of others seriously he wasn’t angry with Leo akaba for what he did to the dimensions because you know don’t worry be happy and the script
If we count off screen duels, Jaden Yuki was rounding up all the duelists in the spirit world and dueling them all as the Supreme King. He never lost or tied as the Supreme King until O'Brian came and dueled him so his duel streak is probably in the hundreds
I have to say that Yuma has to be the protagonist with the best development from a bad duelist that at first needed help to defeat his enemies he became capable of defeating astral without help
Ugh i take that with a grain of salt, Yuma is protag with probably most plot armor. I mean he changes card mid duel aint he improving, plus lets add the fact that Astrals deck is shit.
First: If we look close actually every protagonist did that, Yuma is the only who don't hide that. Second: The anime and card games have some diferente rules, like the heart of cards and spirits of monsters, and that factor alone chance more than look like, plus some cards have diferents effects in both version.
@@VladaBB I would say Yugi has the most plot armor in every duel Atem appears in. I mean, he can literally will cards to the top of his deck, and there are still a few duels which he should have lost, but the plot demands he wins and so his opponents are written to ignore their (sometimes immediate) win conditions.
Yusei has the best record, Judai has the most wins (and most duels by far), and Yuma has the best development as a duelist. Great video! I hope you do best friends, rivals, and female characters next!
If I remember correctly, Yusaku didn't lose even one from ep 1 to last cuz of his circumtance that he can't lose or else it's bad end (It's always like that to his duels), the only lose he has that was shown was his history when he was just a kid and kidnapped by Revolver's father to make AIs so I say He has that winstreak straight although unlike the other seasons, vrains doesn't have that much filler episodes even from the start
@@christopherIF Yusei lost to Jack Atlas in a Flashback on early episodes (being a confirmed Loss), and pretty much lost to Kalin too (Plot convenience saved him from getting LP dropped to zero, but he was not surving that turn so it can be considered a loss since there was no way out of it) Yusei have 1 confirmed Loss and 1 No-Result who can be considered as a Loss via circumstances.
@@sammackie7729 winning streaks doesn't count flashbacks cuz that's where the new winning streak starts,basically from ep 1, it's like saying I win 5 duel straight and my opponent told me that he won against me last month but on Kalin vs Yusei, that plot armor is fuqing meh, why did they have to do that
Makes sense. Gx is basically Jaden's show as he got both the good and evil sides of beating people with his normal self and then supreme king as yusie shared his streak with jack(rival dual streak video next please) and jack went on a rampage at the end beating big name duelist while a lot of the Rivals useally go off aside kite he was great. Yusaku makes sense. As much as people think he is some great duelist with plot protection he did get many ties that broke his streak. Yuga off the bat basically said "he isn't that good" as Roman did much better(female dualist video next please imagine tea having her never lose streak) Guess that going to duel school actually pays off.
I like Yuma and Yuga. The show portrays them as mediocre-average duelists earlier on so when it got to that point where the plot demands him to always win. They will win and feel refreshed. I see Sevens as multiple protagonists show, so it makes sense Yuga's plot armor is shared among his peer.
Yuga was probably a biproduct of Luke having a fair number of the traditional protagonist traits. Even though the story was ABOUT Yuga, especially in the first Season, Luke was very much the one the writers pushed as best duelist, despite Yuga usually being the one who saves the day against the villains.
The joke is that I don't feel comfortable having the same Streak for Jaden and the Supreme King, but even discounting that, it doesn't actually change anything here. He gets another Solo-win to replace the one against Jim and then he already draws against Yubel when they steal Super Poly. Edit: I forgot there was a no result against Zane(Forgot it because it is a very forgettable duel). My bad. However, many people(And dueling record-logic) disagree with no results counting as a streakbreaker anyhow, so this comment would still apply when going by general consensus instead of the ruleset the video uses.
Honestly I like it when the series have a bunch of random one-shot duelists since they can do more wacky stuff and build the world and characters out. Well, I say that but then you look at Yusaku's and it's like "do you even remember what decks half these characters played?"
Yusie: We can't defeated pardox by ourselves, I mean I probably can but Jaden definitely can't! Jaden: that's cold dog! Yu-Gi-Oh! everything: actually the number say otherwise.
@@okaradragonicsaiyan Good point. I'm not denying Jadens obvious skill. But if I beat 20 kindergartners in a boxing match I could claim to have a 20 win streak.
@@bigwingedkuriboh Judai did carry that duel Jusey was too worried about his [drug joke] dragon, that's not Even a good card Let the hate comments for insulting stardust dragon, commence
This video really helped remind me that each protagonist has actually had a really cool story arc. Yugi + Atem had a really fun arc together, so many nostalgic feelings there. Judai becoming supreme king and the exhaustion he dealt with. Yusei against the earthbound immortals. And Yuma having a Jonouchi tier level of improvement. Dope af
yuya and yuga accumulated their wins at the start of the show because they are the progenitor of a new style of dueling and other people are still very confused. while yuma on the other hand had to climb his way to the top as his plot.
Funny topic! My guess was Judai from the start, however, I expected his winstreak to mostly come from the first season, where he was just tearing though 1-of duelists haha
I guessed Judai as well. Seasons 2 and 3 are very Judai heavy with him facing a lot of new characters and winning big duels. His first or 2nd duel of season 2 he loses to Aster Phoenix, but he then goes undefeated, ties or anything, until the end of season 3.
well yusei lost the least amount of times, but had alot of ties. So I'd guess Jaden, mostly since he's dueled atleast 70 more times than any other character
@@nikolamataga919haha seems like jaden was the better duelist even better than the king of games yami yugi, but he also cheated with that acient egyptian magic bs he pulled most of the time. Jaden definitely is winner though.
@@stanclark8824 i mean you are right but the thing is jaiden hade most duels because he duels amost every episode and if you wached the last season(4th sub) he had duel whit yugi probably draw
@@stanclark8824 No, it was a loss. Judai suicided Neos into Slifer. Even if he hadn't, Judai had no other plays that turn, had a 400 atk monster on the field in attack, had almost no life points, and we knew what was in both players hands. Never really been sure why so many people go 'we don't know the result', when we literally see the end of the duel.
Going into this, I’ll say Judai. He has had more duels than pretty much any character. My second guess is Yuma, since the end of the series he was a mad man. Edit after seeing all the results: I was really surprised to see Yusaku so low, but it makes sense with how many draws he had. I had no idea Judai would have such a large amount, that’s pretty mind blowing tbh. It was also interesting to see most duelists have a win streak early, but then a few outliers. Oh, and I will say Yuya being so high was a little shocking to me also.
Such a cool idea for a video. Also, it's so funny for the "flak" Yusaku and Yuga get for winning and losing, Yuga's above Yusaku. I guess you can say Revolver's really good at "drawing" blanks for Playmaker. That's why you had Yuga in the middle lol, smart thumbnail. Let's go Yuma! It makes sense, he legitimately couldn't afford to lose in Seasons 5 and 6. Of course Jaden had the most wins, GX is the Jaden show featuring Sho, Zane, Chazz, Aster, Jesse, and Yubel.
Yuga has just about as many big wins as he does losses. His dueling wasn't handled very well in the last two arcs but his ability as a duelist is underrated. Interesting point about Yusaku.
@@heavydonkeykong5190 Ironically, many of Yuga's defeats came from his main rival (Luke) and from people that Yuga already defeated in the past but returned with an air of revenge (Romin, Tiger and Roa)
It is because of story structure. The start, or introduction, establishes a character. The center part of the story is the "low point", when the hero of the story is tested and/or even defeated... only to rise at the end again to finish the heroes journey.
I'm a huge Jaden fanboy, but I feel like he's actually got this one in the bag. Hardly any losses and like I think two draws. Dude's duels like 100 times, I wouldn't be surprised if he has like a 20+ winstreak HO-LY! 29 straight wins??? That's insane
Lol Nope. Judai doesn't have this. Don't let your bias get in the way of facts. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel.
@@DonnieDarkoRemains What part of "Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi when they were preparing for Duelist Kingdom" did you not understand for you to say that? And that's on top of Yami Yugi was already going to beat Pegasus in the timer duel, but the timer ran out, so your comment doesn't hold.
@@coolunusual Thats funny that a clown such as yourself would insult someone who stated facts/incorrect information while you add nothing to the conversation by trying to insult others. Oh, that's right! I answered everything correctly that the video got wrong, so there's nothing for you to add, hence attempting to insult me. Undo your exis tence until you have something worthy to add.
If we included multi-person duels then the numbers are as follows; Yugi - 7/8 (Bakura, Gansley, Big Five, Noah, Kaiba/Marik/Joey, Kaiba, Marik, Grimo) Whether you count Grimo or not depends on if you say the duel he started with Joey at the end of Battle City counts as an interrupted duel or not since we never see the end. Rafael stops it either way after Grimo (I'm counting duels against Yugi/Atem as no results otherwise we would have to count Yugi and Atem separately) Jaden - 25 (Alien of Light, Aster, Lorenzo, Howard, Rose, T-Bone, Sarina, Alice, Bob, Franz, Orlando, Chazz, GT Duelist, Lucien, Alexis, Eisenstein, Ojin, Sartorius, Jesse, Axel, Mr. Stein, Viper, Rock Spirit, Fonda, Chazz) Yusei - 10 (Tanner, Armstrong, Trudge, Leo, Hunter, Greiger, Akiza, Jack, Grady, Sector Security) Yuma - 12 (Shark, Barian controlled students, Alito, Girag, Shadow Giant, Orbital 7, Walkers, Vector, Vector, Mach, Nistro/Alito, Ponta) If we're counting duels where someone takes over in the replacements favour, Astral breaks the streak by replacing Yuma in his duel with 96 Yuya - 10 (Sylvio, Sora, Dipper, Declan, Skip, Reed, Pierre, Aura, Gong, Sylvio) Yusaku - 7 (Varis, Ghost Gal, Prototype, Akira, Knight of Hanoi, Faust, Specter) Yuga - 8 (Roman, Gavin, Menzaburo, Mimi, Kan, Roa, Nanami, Sebastian) With a Final order of Yusaku / Yugi, Yuga, Yusei/Yuya, Yuma, Jaden The inclusion of Multi-person matches doesn't alter the result much (Yusei and Yuya get a slight increase and decrease respectively)
@@sasir2013 For my count, a No Result breaks the win steak. Between his second win over Sylvio and the win over Iggy (mentioned in the video) there was a No Result when Yuya teamed up with Sora to face Yuto.
Yami Yugi/Yugi is #1. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel, but as I stated, Yami Yugi was outnumbered 3 separate times and still won meaning 23 is Judai's streak.
@@rob19ny Of screen duels obviously don't count lol. And if they did, Jaden would _still_ have the most, since he beats "thousands upon thousands" of opponents as Supreme King...
Ranking of yugioh protagonists who had to use magical powers, relying on spirts, other supernatural things, etc throughout there own respective series vs those that did not. I was honestly thinking yami was going to win mainly cause his series was longer I think.
What would your criteria be for #1? The protag who used their special powers the most or the one who didn't need to rely on them? Because I think Yugi takes the former given the series is 224 episodes long and you can count on one hand the amount of duels he had which didn't feature the Puzzle/Atem.
@@dancostello4872 exactly what i was saying. Yami yugi bs magic would win if we are counting magic, but if not i say jaden, but he also had kuriboh spirit help at times too. Then, i say yuma who won with more skill and got better overtime.
Ppl always misunderstood Yami Yugi. He has no supernatural power *Inside* the duel itself. All his plot armor cards were in his deck already. Even if yugi in later duel always chit-chat with Atem, he just gave him a perspective not the "strategies". If we talk about supernatural power inside the duel then Yuma (astral gave him strategies guidance) , Yuuya (pulling cards out of nowhere because of zarc power) , and yusaku (data storm access)
@@snin3202 That why i said Yami would won if we look outside the duel. I the duel i believe is Yuma because the Zexal forms, Shining Draw and Recontrast universe(The hability he used to chance the card in his hand)
I was thinking it was Judai before I started watching this video, but I convinced myself that he had lost once or twice after losing to Aster. Guess I was wrong!
Playmaker, the person who never loses in a duel (except lost incident matches, and draws from bohman and revolver.) The reason why playmaker never loses because he has a reason not to lose. He doesn't want to experience again the taste of defeat since lost incident.
Judai is a smart guy, he doesn't play just for fun, he plays Yu-Gi-Oh! Like an RPG, that's why he farms EXP against one-off duelist. Pd: I thought Yusei was at least 3rd
He is 3rd for me as well. Jaden obviously is the best, but yugi and yami are not on the list for me because they cheated almost all of the series because broken ancient magic crap hahaha
@@stanclark8824 It wasn't cheating - being able to draw the right card is a tangible, trainable skill in the anime. There was a character in GX who could draw literally any card he wanted because he had trained that skill to perfection - to the point of being able to predict what was on top of his deck with 100% accuracy.
Judai was pretty much unstoppable since he got the power of neo space, most of his losses were part of a gimmick like higher powers were involved and without those he would've probably had a higher winstreak. The only duelists that were actually stronger and won fair and square were Kaiser, Kaibaman and O'Brien. While in season 4 the only duelist at his level was Yugi.
It would be (from worst to best) 6- Joey (Yugi and Joey Vs. Paradox brothers) 5- Edo (Judai and Edo Vs. Saiuu's sister) 4- Kaiba (Yugi and Kaiba Vs. Dartz) 3- Leo (Leo, Luna and Jack Vs. Aporia) 2- Reiji (Yuya and Reiji Vs. Professor Akaba) 1- Shark (Yuma and Shark Vs. Don thousand)
Before watching, I feel relatively confident in eliminating Yugi/Atem, Yuya & Yusaku & Yuga based on what I know about their series. I also don't think it's Yusei because his DNFs vs Kalin, Sherry & Lawton happened far apart enough for a decent amount of episodes to elapse, but close enough to keep resetting his streak as it was starting to get going. At first glance, I want to say Jaden because he loses to Zane early on, gets a good streak going, loses to Aster, then has a _really_ good run seeing as he doesn't "not win" again until against Zane late in S3 (unless you count Supreme King in which case his streak ends literally 1 duel earlier vs Axel). If it's not him then surely it's Yuma because off the top of my head he doesn't lose or draw again after his loss to Kite early on in S2. Can't wait to see how close (or far lmao) I am 😁
Just watched the video - buzzing at nailing Jaden at #1, particularly the period his winstreak took place, and Yuma at #2, again the right period. Yuya being higher than Yusei caught me off guard, mainly because I'd completely forgotten _just_ how many early duels Yuya had when he was trying to bolster his W/L record, whereas I knew Yusei's best streak would've been before his first match with Kalin. Would love to see this done with other tropes too i.e rivals, female leads, best friends etc.
yea yugi has those matches he just throws, like the duels with kaiba, rebecca, and the one with joey at the port. this means yugi either doesn't get a good streak since there aren't that many cannon duels after the joey incident, OR he has a really long streak if you don't count those losses because yugi could have easily won every single one of these three duels, but didn't due to some external reason, in which case his win streak extends from his loss to pegasus in episode 2 all the way to the end of the series.
I think it was stupid to not include the Ceremonial Duel, when you included the duel they had during Waking The Dragons. But, I get it, because are we supposed to count that as a win or a loss.
Aw i love to see Yuma in second place. A lot of people don't like him, but Zexal is actually so good and he is a fantastic protagonist for this show. Season 3 is by far the best from the show. The way Yuma tried to save Vector at the very end, after everything this psycho has done, is unmatched. The way he mourned for Astral when he was gone was heartbreaking... He is just such a good person and deserves more respect.
I honestly thought Yuma would be on top because he didn't lose near the end, but I honestly forgot season 2 and 3 of GX had so many one-off characters for Judai to annihilate.
To make a note on Judai's win streak you said that the reason to have him fight one off duelists is to up his win count. I think it'd be more accurate to say that it was done to show off an archetype to entice Yugioh players to invest in. A great example is the win against Gin in Episode 71 of GX where Gin showed off the B.E.S. archetype. Basically, the show can show off an archetype without having a dedicated character necessary for the story like O'Brien with Volcanics or Johan with Crystal Beasts.
I have an idea for you Dylan, and it would make an awesome companion video to this one! How about the most wins by a side character in Yu-Gi-Oh history?
I knew Jaden would be on top, the anime trope was that "a slifer red can't beat a professor in first duel, it was luck" and everybody went to duel him hahahahaha
Hello,Dylan . At the end of Sevens , you said you had many videos coming out like Top 10 Disappointments and Duels (which we got ), but you also said top characters as well Is that video on its way?
BEFORE WATCHING : Probably Yuma, who did well in his season 2, or Yusei because he's Yusei. Certainly not Atem who loses to Yugi, and Yugi himself has maybe a 2 streak after the Joey Draw. Yusaku and Yuya draws pretty late in their show, so nope and I honestly don't know how to handle the Judai situation, as he Draws as The Supreme King (but does it count ?) Edit : wow, for some reason i believed we'd keep only the last streak, so my whole reasonment is just wrong lmao
You guessed wrong. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel, but as I stated, Yami Yugi was outnumbered 3 separate times and still won meaning 23 is Judai's streak.
Yeah seriously! His deck sent even that good in the beginning. It was literally mostly just 4 normal monsters and like 7 seven effect monsters and the rest is a bunch of dowels and traps with varying effects. And in order to give him a fighting chance, everyone else had to have an equally bad or WORSE deck in order for him to win!
@@Medinacrystalheart No I’m serious. Cvit clearly said that. The only duelists who had good decks were like Zane, Aster, Jim, Hassleberry, Axle, maybe Jesse, and… yeah that’s all about I’ve got.
Before watching the video, I don’t recall Yusaku lost a duel, but maybe other protagonists had more duels so their consecutive wins are higher? Idk, I’ll find out XD
Like how he says it, 「ヒーローは必ず勝つ!」 Fitting for Judai to have the longest winstreak since he's the be-all end-all problem solver from S2 to S3. And for it to break when he draws with O'Brien is kinda fitting. 'You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain'.
I did guess Jaden would be the highest but I am shocked Yusaku was on the bottom and that Yugi was so low in general. I would have thought for sure that Yugi would have been above Yuya, but I guess Yuya just had more duels. I should have thought of that. I guess I just remembered Yuya struggling more.
Yami Yugi/Yugi won. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel, but as I stated, Yami Yugi was outnumbered 3 separate times and still won meaning 23 is Judai's streak.
The funny thing is that Luke scored 8 straight wins in a row before the duel where there's no winner announced (although probably Luke still won cuz plot armor) against Yuuga, and then scored another 9 wins in a row before losing to Yugaman. Counting the not shown duel, Luke won 18 duels in a row which scores him above Yuma but still below to Judai.
Weird reason considering he doesn't have the longest win streak. That belongs to Yami Yugi or Yami Yugi/Yugi if you read the source material manga or just read my comment a couple days before yours detailing the events of the manga that the guy in the video failed to do.
Yami Yugi/Yugi (not clarified if they took turns, but Yami Yugi told Jonouchi that Jonouchi will just have to owe him one & this is when Jonouchi has been talking to Yami Yugi as a separate person for a year) beat Jonouchi 187 times (Jonouchi did not win once) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom. The anime left this out from the source material manga.
Have you made a video about which protagonist has statistically the strongest deck ( in terms of effects and AKT/DEF and what the odds are for each one to draw the appropriate cards to win based on the number of cards each has in their deck)? If not, I'd love to see a video about this topic.
It’s Yusaku Fujiki’s deck. He has the most modern deck and two of his aces monsters (Firewall and Accesscode) are 2 of the most busted monsters in all of Yu-Gi-Oh!
Could you do a list of the rivals who had the best win streak? I also picked Jaden because he had the most duels out of any protagonist based on some of your other lists. Very fun by the way
A Rival streak would be cool. I would bet on Kaito Tenjo or Jack Atlas... well... i think Jack lost/tied more (on screen) than Kaito, but had more duels, so idk. Kaiba lost a shit ton, Reiji and Zane did not dueled that much (in my memory) to have a giant streak. Idk about Roa and Revolver
And the one with the least wins winstreak, yusaku, would probably reign supreme in a round robin tournament (excluding magic powers (looking at you yami yugi)) due to the fact that decks for dueling became much more about quick combos, and the older decks take time to fully build a board that wouldn't be possible with the quickness that later decks have.
Yami Yugi/Yugi actually won. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel, but as I stated, Yami Yugi was outnumbered 3 separate times and still won meaning 23 is Judai's streak.
Before the countdown starts, I'm thinking it's Jaden/Judai because after he loses to Aster in their first real duel of S2, I don't think he breaks the streak again until he duels Axel in the Supreme King Arc. EDIT: Turns out I was right on the money.
Hey dylan, I was watching ranking every season/arc in dm and you said that youll make it for other yugiohs but i havent seen them. Idk if you posted them and they were struck down or something idk. Also great video and i expected judai to be first.
My first assumption was Jaden, Yusei Fusaku, but Yusei really got screwed over by not considering the team battles. I am surprised Playmaker sucked that bad though.
Not better than the GOAT Yami Yugi/Yugi or Yami Yugi by himself. Pasting explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel. Reminder that Yami Yugi was outnumbered 3 separate times by himself and didn't run, so 23 is definitely Judai's streak.
Jaden Yuki being #1 is actually really funny to me considering in the Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged team up movie with him, Atem, & Yusei Fudo, they made a lot of jokes at his expense around him being a crappy duelist
Yami Yugi/Yugi defeated Jonouchi 187 times (Jonouchi didn't specify which Yugi) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom. Before that, Yami Yugi won 26 straight times by himself prior to Duelist Kingdom. As stated in the video, Judai's streak is 29, but it is also 23 because he ran during the mob duel or something. Either way, Yami Yugi/Yugi has the higher streak. Of course, I'm talking about the Yugioh manga, which is the source material of the original series. The spinoff source material is the anime so what I stated is a fair comparison unlike what was done in the video.
@@rob19ny I appreciate the run down. That makes the Abridged movie even more shocking to me though honestly as opposed to less. It was weird seeing them all rag on Jaden as I always liked him. Never been super familiar with the other phrasing of the name
My prediction was jaden, but I was not expecting that blowout But I was right in assuming it would be because of one of duelists. Other seasons just seem better at spreading those out to the supporting cast
Your prediction is wrong. It's Yami Yugi or Yami Yugi/Yugi. Pasting my explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who, but Yami Yugi acknowledged Jonouchi owed him one until he could finally beat him) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel while Yami Yugi never ran from his mob duels.
Great video! I like seeing the old protagonists in your videos :) I have to admit I'm suprised about Yuusaku, I expected to see him near the top. Same for Yuusei. But I guess it also depends on how the defeat/no results are distributed during the series. If the defeats are right at the beginning (as it is for Yuuma, for example), then it leaves the end open for a long series of wins. Whereas Yuusaku and Yuusei were "given" no results in the middle of the series to give them a slight "shake", cutting in half their impressive amount of wins xD. Another thing to take into consideration is the amount of duels a protagonist has played throughout his series. Yuusaku had barely any duels at the end of vrains, lowering his possibility to accumulate wins. The same goes for Yuugi who "only" duels one duel out of two or three whereas the last season has barely any duels. On the other hand, if Judai is seen duelling every episode against a one-off character, then his win rate can go up pretty quickly. So considering... these results are actually quite logical xD.
This is actually interesting; as for why Characters gained huge win streaks earlier in their respective series. They are usually being built up as a great duelist. Which is why it’s fitting for Yuma who was shown as a terrible Duelist in the Beginning to have a Great Win Streak at the end. As for Judai/Jaden, he is the most consistent protagonist... thank you 1 offs.
Not broken enough to beat Yami Yugi or Yami Yugi/Yugi's record. Not Yugi, but Yami Yugi. Pasting my explanation: That is an unfair ruling for the original series, which the source material is the manga. The title is called Yugioh meaning Game King. It is not about card games, but many games. The source material for the spinoffs is the anime, which focuses on the card game. Ignoring the true events created by Takahashi is wrong. Also, you never took into account Yami Yugi and Yugi's wins regarding who is in control from start to finish because if we include them as a single person then Yugi messes up Yami Yugi's win streak because he loses multiple times by being defeated (Imori & Koji) or intentionally losing when Yami Yugi won the game vs Kaiba/sacrificing himself to make Jonouchi win during Battle City (anime staff gave Death Meteor a new effect to make the game end in a draw). Before Duelist Kingdom arc (Chapter 60), Yami Yugi has 26 straight wins by himself in the manga starting from chapter 1 to 59. He's had 3 situations where he faced multiple people by himself (Hirutani's gang in chapt 12 after going on a 9 game streak; Delinquents in chapt 23 on a 13 W streak not including H's gang; H's gang in chapt 49 on a 22 W streak not including H ganga & Delinquents) by himself, which is won. Without those 3 games, he's won 23 straight, but including them he won 26 straight. You said 1 on 1 duels, but Yami Yugi faced a group of people by himself so his odds were lower than a 1 on 1 battle so it should be counted toward his streak. Lastly, Jonouchi lost 187 times to Yami Yugi/Yugi (it wasn't clarified who) when they prepared for Duelist Kingdom, so that tops Judai's 29 W streak or 23 since he ran during that mob duel while Yami Yugi never ran from his mob duels.
rob19ny 1) Yugioh!’s Manga & Anime Cannon(s) have always been different. The Anime(s) follows the Anime Cannon. Except Vrains & Sevens. 2) Off-Screen Duels we don’t see don’t count. 3) It’s unfair to split Yugi & Atem; both are two half’s of one hole Character. 4) If we didn’t specify 1 v. 1 Duels; then Yuuya would have had a 200 win streak in the Synchro Dimension... A.k.A. Neo Domino City. Even worse, Yusei would have had a 300 win Streak because of that *Ghost* invasion.