You also hardly ever see direct attacks in this season. In the following seasons, practically everything is about rules and regulations. Sure the rules are used as toilet paper and a lot of the moves make no sense, but that makes duels more exciting. To be honest, though, I prefer this season. You’d think this would make duels go faster….Silly you! :3 In this season, incredibly powerful monsters can be summoned from the start and each duel requires only 2000 life points on each player. If a monster has 7 or more stars, it requires 2 sacrifices. If it has 5-6 stars, it requires one monster to be sacrificed from the field. If a monster has 4 stars or below, it can instantly be summoned. What you can summon depends on how many stars the monster has. In the Yu-Gi-Oh game, each player starts out with 8000 life points. This season is well-known for the utmost disregard of the rules of the game. In order to make it a surprise that Kaiba has the other three Blue Eyes, they omit the part of Kaiba’s speech before the duel where he mentions that a deck can only have three copies of the same card and he destroyed the fourth because he couldn’t use it and didn’t want it used against him. Why does Joey mention that Yugi has the Millennium Puzzle when he’s listing off reasons as to why he can win? He doesn’t know at this point that that thing has magical powers to help him win duels, so basically he’s saying “Hey Yugi, you can win this card game because you have a giant necklace!” In the original version he just talks about how Yugi helped change him from a fight-loving thug. If you wanted it gone so badly, you should’ve burned it. I mean, maybe in duels using the holograms (because the system probably couldn’t ‘read’ the card that way) but it’s still usable. In addition, tearing up a card doesn’t mean it can’t be used in anymore duels. I know he wanted the Blue Eyes, but why did he want it so badly?ġ) It’s pretty clear his Grandpa was never going to sell it to anyone or trade it.Ģ) He also didn’t show a desire to use it in a duel.ģ) Even if it was ever used against him, he has three Blue Eyes – he has a huge advantage. I don’t completely understand Kaiba’s reasoning for kidnapping Yugi’s Grandpa. Will one card be the difference between triumph and defeat? Yugi struggles with Kaiba for a long time, believing he’ll lose. He challenges Yugi to a duel as his grandpa goes to the hospital. Kaiba rips up the Blue Eyes to prevent it from ever being used against him since Kaiba already has three Blue Eyes and Duel Monsters’ decks can only have three copies of one card in a deck. Solomon falls ill after losing to Kaiba and Yugi goes to save him. Kaiba later kidnaps Yugi’s grandpa (because logical reactions) and duels him for the card. However, Yugi’s grandpa, Solomon, won’t sell it or trade for it because it’s so precious to him. When he arrives, lo and behold, it’s the Blue Eyes he’s been looking for. Plot: Yugi and his friends love playing the card game Duel Monsters, but when the world champ, Seto Kaiba overhears that Yugi’s grandpa has a super rare card at his game shop, he believes it to be the card he’s been searching for for ages. Permanent marker smiley faces create a bond that not even the forces of darkness can break!….Literally.But that’s later.
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