Yu-Gi-Oh!: From Casual Gamer to Soulful Player

Chapter 79 Kisama!! X2 (Please subscribe)

Seto Kaiba's only comment on the masked man who came to the Kaiba Corporation headquarters that day riding the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, swaggering around, not only causing Isono and his brothers to suffer frostbite, but also casually abandoning the two brothers who were chasing them on the mountain was "that bastard!"

Kisama!!

The seahorse was extremely displeased that he dared to leave such a message of revenge in his own portrait.

However, given that the other party has been confirmed to possess supernatural abilities, Kaiba has absolutely no desire to be near him again until he finds a way to counter it.

Looking again at the oil painting that showed him to be indeed imposing, but also concealed a hidden secret, the seahorse snorted and closed it.

After closing this interface, the seahorse saw that there was no longer just one image on the login screen.

More than ten people have logged in in a short period of time.

But Kaiba's attention was only focused on the second "Yugi Muto".

Hmph! Game, your speed is still not good enough!

But after randomly clicking on the game's image, Kaiba frowned again.

Although the game depicted in this oil painting is also a duel, the atmosphere it exudes is not the kind that Kaiba wants to pursue.

This oil painting clearly does not depict the true appearance of the game.

really!

Seto Kaiba thought that Yugi would only get truly serious when he was dueling with him.

However, as soon as the painting was turned off, the projection of the painting on the seahorse's retina, combined with the white background after it was turned off, made the seahorse feel as if it saw a game-like shape, but it was pitch black, and only its shadow was pointing at itself with a finger.

But when the seahorse became alert and looked again, the impression left on its retina had disappeared, and naturally it could no longer see the shadow.

Unless you open the game's painting again now, look at it for a while, and then immediately close it and look at the white wall, you won't be able to see it again.

Such a shadow made Seto Kaiba feel somewhat dazed.

This shadow, on the contrary, seemed more like the game in his memory that had defeated him!

When the neon clock struck midnight, the whole world was simultaneously engulfed in a frenzy of celebration.

Because the Duel Disks are now available for purchase.

Just a few hours ago, most duelists were thinking of queuing up to duel on the dueling platform later.

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And now, duel disks resembling arm guards have been placed on the arms of these duelists.

The duelist at the very front of the line, who was the first to buy a Duel Disk, couldn't resist and immediately started a duel with the second duelist who had just finished buying one!

Seeing the two duelists actually start their duel right there on the street and summon monsters, the people still in line became even more enthusiastic!

Similar situations are beginning to occur all over the world, and the atmosphere of nationwide fervor is completely unstoppable.

If this kind of reaction occurs in Japan late at night, then the reaction in the United States on the other side of the world is naturally even more fanatical.

In broad daylight, monsters were being summoned, which really had a huge impact on the lives of ordinary people.

If it weren't for the fact that monsters can only be summoned during duels, and that monsters can't move around freely, I might already be controlling them to do illegal things.

Well, although such things are probably hard to avoid over time.

But as these battles unfolded, the expert rules themselves came into play.

As more and more duelists use the Duel Disk for duels under Expert Rules, these dueling rules will spread more and more rapidly to every part of the material dimension, eventually completing the replacement of the dueling rules.

Of course, new card packs will also be sold along with the Duel Disk.

These cards, which are more suited to battles under expert rules, will also contribute to the strength of expert rules.

The new dueling rules and the variety of monsters, magic traps, and more will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the existing powerful duelists.

Especially those who were invited.

Don't be fooled by their current rapid landings and swaggering display of power.

However, it remains to be seen how many people will still be on this login page three months from now.

Every duelist who loses a duel, loses his weapon and kingdom, immediately disappears from the login screen, becoming a stepping stone for the duelist who defeats him.

The next three months are bound to be very chaotic.

But that's exactly what Hyoga wanted.

Only those who can survive such an impact are truly worthy of being invited.

The quota is set, and then the duelists fight it out!

Only in this way can the strongest group of duelists be selected.

Kisama!!

Malik stared at the enormous Duelist King badge on the big screen, then threw his silver goblet, smashing the screen to pieces.

Aside from the Seahorse Group, if there's any other organization that would suffer huge losses in this massive upheaval at the International Illusion Society, it would undoubtedly be Gurus!

The fake card organization, Guruz, will temporarily halt all their business when a new card pack is released.

Malik's good days, which had just begun, are over.

After all, with completely unknown new cards available, who would buy a fake card with poor stats and outdated design?

While the new card packs may not necessarily feature a complete overhaul of monster stats, the increased number of Effect Monsters and Spell & Trap Monsters with more unknown and powerful effects are what duelists are really looking forward to.

And the most crucial point.

That is, when the Duel Disk becomes widely available, its built-in fake card detection function will completely render fake cards unusable!

Fake cards can't even be used on the Duel Arena, let alone the Duel Disk!

Once the tabletop gaming era is over, counterfeit cards can no longer be produced on a large scale.

Malik, a six-year-old child, emerged from the valley cemetery completely unaware of technology, and was utterly defeated by Hyoga with a single move!

Moreover, the truth is that Gurus was just a rabbit in Glacier's "killing two birds with one stone" scheme, a minor character who was dealt with incidentally.

While it's possible that he accidentally "stirred up trouble," Hyoga wanted to see if Malik would dare to act like a venomous snake and suddenly jump out as he swept past.

Even though Malik had two God Cards, Hyoga wouldn't mind taking them back when Malik appeared.

Given Malik's abilities, he wouldn't be able to control two God cards in one deck at the same time.

Even if it's just one Winged Rathalos, Hyoga wouldn't care.

After all, Hyoga also has the Giant Warrior, as well as a large number of powerful monsters that, although not of divine attribute, still bear the name of gods.

Moreover, even though the Titans didn't say it, Hyoga always felt that the Titans had long been looking forward to a clash with the Winged Dragon of Ra.

The Titan wanted to prove to Hyoga that he was not afraid of the Winged Dragon of Ra.

He, Obelisk the Titan, is the most powerful god in combat!