Which yugioh series is the best

Nasch as imo that is one of the best duels of the entire Yugioh franchise as a whole. Overall Zexal is better than what most people credit for and if you haven't seen don't listen to the negative things others say about it. You should watch it for yourself to judge it or at least the last half of the series or "Zexal II".

Overall: 7. Nasch Yuma vs. Tron Yuma vs. III Shark vs. VI Nasch vs. VI Yuma vs. Kaito Duel Carnival Kaito vs. Votes: 2, Duel Monsters has the flaw of having only 3 characters who actually do anything. Everyone else there is just there because you need more than 3 characters. It's rules are completely broken and I honestly think it's overrated. Yugi himself is overrated. Yes he was the King of Games in his time but Yusei won a similar title and has similar accolades to Yugi.

Overall the original series is still one of the better ones. Noah Yugi or Joey vs. Marik Kaiba vs. The theme for the new work is "Let's take one step forward and try it! However, Yuusaku starts meeting others through duels, and starts moving forward. The plot is interesting. Vrains is essentially the 2nd Coming of Yu-Gi-Oh! We're only 46 so far as of March 28th, and this series seriously has potential to be the best series. They also have a mechanic that is not total Bull- sorry, sorry, just still a little frustration.

That, ladies, gentlemen, and those in between, is my list. Let me know how you feel about this list in the comments, and give me your own list as well, this is one of those things I am very curious about.

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Click on my words before you go. Hold on That page has gotta be around here somewhere Nightmare Troubadour is one of the best available on the platform. The game was released almost 15 years ago and had received an excellent user score on Metacritic, nearing 8.

The Metascore is excellent as well, standing at 73, making it the second-best title available on Nintendo DS. Nightmare Troubadour revolves around a novice duelist, whom the player controls along their journey through a couple of story arcs. There is the ability to summon monsters from over cards in-game, and Nightmare Troubadour 's single-player content is especially great. As one of the earlier franchise titles on the DS, this game was groundbreaking for the series and laid the foundation for many of its successors to build upon.

The best Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship was released in and quickly became one of the highest-rated games in the series. The game currently holds a score of 76 on Metacritic. Critics appreciated the fact that this game is an accurate representation of what Yu-Gi-Oh! The game also garnered praise for its easy-to-use controls which makes this one such an enjoyable experience. This is undoubtedly a must-buy title for DS owners. Like other entries in the World Championship series, this one feels more like an update than a new game, claim many players, however, by this point, that's what many gamers want and expect.

If one doubts this, look at how many there are and ponder upon the collective revenue that they have generated. Focusing on more recent titles, there's no denying that Yu-Gi-Oh! This is reflected in Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist Link Evolution-- the 3rd best title of the franchise.

The game currently holds a 79 Metascore and 7. The fact that it is available on many other platforms makes it easily accessible to a variety of new players as well.

As one of the few games in the franchise to be released on major platforms, it reached a whole new player base. As such, the influx of new blood combined with a faithful representation of the card game and anime characters made this a huge hit with everyone. Duel Links is a collectible card game that was released in This is another major Yu-Gi-Oh! Sitting with an 80 on Metacritic , Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links provides a healthy mix of nostalgia and great strategy gameplay.

It even received an update covering the events of the Dark Side of Dimensions movie in The mobile platforms were a great choice to try a Yu-Gi-Oh! Terrific world building so the other shows could ever happen and a great adaptation of the manga.

Standouts Atem, Joey, Kiaba, bakura, marek. GX this show is so different to the rest, il start with the negatives which is season 1 and the large strangely positioned filler in season 1 and 2 but this show recovers quite well. The characters and duels of this shows are standouts. You have Jaden the best protagonist and most developed character in the franchise.

All the call backs to DM while being it's own self contained story. The characters like chazz, alexis, cyrus, bastion that many people feel are wasted, I would say while yes they were pushed to the side for much better characters like Zane, aster, Jesse, axel, Atticus they are completely different come the end of the story and you know what direction there character is going in the future,which most of these shows haven't done so well and that a testimony to the good story telling.

Gx has the most duels where you have no idea who's going to win and grey area duels like say adrian vs yubel where you dont really know what way you want it to go and the unpredictability makes it exciting. The dark story telling and overarching plot of darkness that gradually takes place in the background is masterfully done reminiscent of bakura in DM. I could go on but yeah that's my 6. Standouts Jaden, Zane, aster, Jesse. Atem is the real king of games and also the classic cast is Iconic.

I choose to judge DM more harshly to avoid nostalgia. The story was convoluted and the card effects were unpredictable. It's a lot worse than people give it credit for. The nostalgia is pretty blinding.