However, many believe Yugi would have won. "Elemental Hero Neos" then attacks "Slifer".
Like pulling off 3 otks in one turnJaden has the worst win/loss record of the three (plus a canonical loss to Yugi) but that's mainly because he cheats the least of the three (if you don't consider his insane lucky draws cheating but then the other two have no room to talk). GX.His Deck mostly contains "Elemental Hero" monsters, and his strategies normally focus of Fusion Summoning his weaker monsters for stronger ones with various effects.In Season 2, he gains a card called "Elemental Hero Neos" (which becomes his signature card), a card of his own design. 0 Reply 06/19/16. Otherwise, yes, two decks are separate, there's no arguing that.I agree with the guy above. The seal of orichalcos prevented him from influencing the duel with Rafael. GX and the reincarnation of The Supreme King. Jaden orders "Neos" to attack "Dark Magician". Jaden Yuki's Deck has evolved greatly within both the anime and manga versions of Yu-Gi-Oh! Judai VS The Legendary Duelist", present-time Yugi transports Jaden back in time to face his past self. "The True Graduation Duel! Atem never used DMoC or Envoy of the Beginning. After three years, he graduates from Duel Academy and pursues his own journey to improve himself. His only disadvantage is that he won't have access to Accel Synchro if it's not a turbo duel.I would back Yusei his deck is built for speed by the time the other two have a monster and a face down he's going to have stardust dragon two face downs and something in the grave with a effect to save his ass if things go wrong. Technically, since limited cards allow one per deck, this wasn't cheating, but without these almost-banned units (which the anime typically avoids using to prevent showing the same meta cards over and over), Jaden would have overtaken his foe early on. Jaden Yuki's Deck has evolved greatly within both the anime and manga versions of Yu-Gi-Oh! Yami Yugi activates his face-down "Due to the effect of "Slifer the Sky Dragon", it gains 1000 ATK and DEF for each card in Yami Yugi's hand. Unless you're argue he'd use special powers to draw whatever he needs—and if that's the case, you're making him invincible by default with protagonist armor.Plus, this was before Jaden received the Neo-Spacians cards, meaning before even reaching his pinnacle, Jaden successfully overcame a duelist who played Yugi's deck just as well as Yugi himself could.Near the very end of the match, Pharaoh (after taking over Yugi) revives Slifer from his graveyard during Jaden's turn using a trap card, and that's about where the duel cuts away.From there, it'd be difficult to call the duel because we don't know what Yugi would draw, but Jaden seems to have the advantage, having both a field spell and strong monster fielded while Yugi's hand carries several tribute-needing monsters that wouldn't be easy to summon from an empty field.Even if I disagree, I understand the Yugi-won perspective. Jaden Yuki (also known as Jaden-man) primarily appears in a separate abridged series based around the Yu-Gi-Oh!GX series (created by YouTube users ShadyVox and xthedarkone); he also appeared in several episodes made by LittleKuriboh.Jaden is often shown speaking in a stereotypical type of slang, potentially as an exaggerated jab at his portrayal in the English dub of GX.
Jaden Yuki (Yugioh GX) vs Yugi Moto (Yugioh) vs Yusei Fudo (Yugioh 5D's) Thread starter PokePotter#1; Start date Mar 27, 2020; PokePotter#1 Pikachu wrangler, third class wizard. I love Jaden Yuki and yugi muto but I think that yugi will win. Thus, many remember Yugi as the competent King of Games while Jaden is that guy from the series not worth watching, so most fans simply But Jaden supporters exist, especially ones who witnessed the far-superior English sub of GX, and by examining each point of Jaden's duel against Yugi, we see just how far the writers had to stretch to end with a seeming-advantage for Yugi. During Arc V, I was disappointed that other characters from the dimensions weren't featured (With the exception of Jack and Crow) and even the ones who were acted more like obstacles, though that argument is not really applicable to Crow. It focuses on Dark Magician and supporting cards. In the anime, this card lets both players Much earlier in GX, Yugi faces Dimitri, a duelist who stole Yugi's deck.