Kabia should of called a judge 😂

"shuffle well pharaoh"

If he did that would be cheating

@@iceman4208 Oh and the millennium puzzle isn't cheating. Bro it can move the exact card you need to the top of your deck.

@@Wakaplayer12 ik there was a lot of cheating in the show

The matches defiantly would have been shorter 😂

@@retrodraw3543 not really keep in mind that the strongest monster on the field would be able to blast exodus and continue on. At least that’s by my definition since necro exodus was able to be defeated. It especially can’t defeat any god cards as well

You automatically win the game when the 5 pieces of exodia are in your hand….

@@ed4544 still not necessarily an opponent can freeze your hands with a magic or spell card

Once you have all pieces you automatically win, if your opponent activates something that makes you loose one piece and then you take the last one nothing happens, but you can’t respond with anything once someone has all pieces

I think that's his "chant" to activate the eye, which is, blatant cheating.

This whole video is like saying Exodia is part of the millennium items. In reality, Exodia would not be protecting against Pegasus' millennium eye.

​​@@hp2546He used the eye to peek at Yugi's hand and he saw that he already lost due to Exodia. Yugi didn't need to be protected.

@@yigitorhan7654 That is only the version of Yugi that gave up on his heart of the cards beliefs. Normally, Yugi does not go for fast easy victory because that would go against the principles of heart of the cards. 1 shot would go against heart of the cards principles. This Yugi must be recreated where he acts like Seeker the rare hunter because it is all about taking shortcuts to draw Exodia. So even if Pegasus did not win, at least he broke Yugi's heart of the cards confidence.

@@hp2546 don't take it so seriously, wtf!

Glad you enjoyed it 😂

45.... Lol

​@@Need_RnR Yugi was a bit greedy when deciding his deck

Wow! Having to explain pot of greed that many times would make for a very long game!

Only problem is if you only have 1 card left in deck and it's the last exodia piece, then you cannot use pot of greed

I summon Pot of Greed to draw 3 cards from my deck. I sacrifice Pot of Greed for Pot of Greed, allowing me to summon 2 more Pots of Greed. You know what happens now. I draw 9 cards! But wait, there's more! I sacrifice all 3 of my Pots of Greed to summon Pot of Greed God! Now I shall draw twice as many cards when I summon Pot of Greed! Speaking of which... I summon 4 more Pots of Greed! That's 24 more cards! I sacrifice 2 Pots of Greed for yet another Pot of Greed! I just emptied out my whole deck, and oh! Would you look at that? EXODIA WAS ON THE BOTTOM OF MY DECK THE ENTIRE TIME!!!

She got destroyed by exodia the other way 😉

@@mcmovinup4991 seek help

@@aliceinwonder8978 okay snow flake?

@@mcmovinup4991 based lol

It would’ve been hilarious if he showed up on a Train and did it as he says no one surrender in my games!

Which is funny, because I think Pegasus made the rules of the game to have loopholes specifically so he could win against the Pharaoh without technically cheating (and thus incurring a penalty game). Like I think he had a rule that using supernatural powers to cheat is legal so he could use his Millenium Eye, which is why nobody else in the series gets disqualified for using magic to cheat, and why Espa Roba was only busted for cheating when they found out he was doing it through mundane means when he openly admitted to doing it with ESP. Plus there is the established case of Relinquished, an OP card that was never banned from official play because it was never released. All that effort, and he still created a way for the Pharaoh to instant-win regardless.

he didn't

I like the part where Pegasus is a plotting maniac bad guy that mad the card game and then in real life people were throwing piles of money into yugioh cards. Toonworld, then thousand eyes

You have a point there lol

true but I still wouldnt let him do that to me like that lol

@@ladyriethegoldendelmo5441 was proper out of order lol

@@retrodraw3543 I know it's a joke but that not how puzzle ability work

Yugi probably would've just used the same strategies Yami used to beat the Rare Hunter, you CAN beat Exodia if you know it's in the other guy's deck.

True. They played the best that could be played in the whole game at the time in like the very 1st episode. Wouldve been more epic at the end.

Sure but you know that they have different deck right? And i think the yugi motu deck would be different bc you know He made it only to counter yami yugi

@@terry4751 yes if he made something to counter him he wasn't smart then cause the only counter to exodia open hand is another exodia open hand which would make it a draw making yami yugi unbeatable

I think the same thing

@@terry4751 they split their deck and each got half, it is technically the same deck, and both could've had exodia in their deck (it would just be useless)

wasnt the plot that if yugi won he wouldve jumped off and offed himself?

Emmitt! If you lose the duel, you lose your soul!

Now I'm curious, would they still have their soul or no? I mean, they tried to activate the seal, but Exodia technically would have activated before hand.... not sure if they'd use the real timing and just end the duel or the anime/joke timing of it being activated right as the seal extends under them

@TankTheDragon Exodia activates first, and can't be responded to as far as I know, so yeah! They still have their soul!

To right lol

Why didn't Marik just put Exodia in that Slifer Draw Deck?

@@The.QuasiOG That would've been hilarious. Yami: Now you will continue to draw until you deck out. Marik: Whatever shall I do!? Oh wait, I know, I just got all 5 pieces of Exodia! Yami: You Motherfu~boom~

Yeah we wouldn’t need them because now exodia is the exyption god

@@The.QuasiOGin universe several cards are like one copy only

But then again Atem could've set up his deck first calling dibs on Exodia XD

@@CGx91 well you absolutely don't know what you're talking about. I call him Jonouchi, because my introduction to Yu-Gi-Oh was reading the manga translated to my native language, in which the translators had decided to keep the original names, so those are just the names I'm most familiar with. What, did you think every country in the world only watched the American dub or sub?

that's putting it on banlist

or even better: shoot it up into space.

Its even funnier when you remember that direct attacking wasn't a thing. So he could have just not summoned anything.

@@edwardalyassin7887 not fully true. It was stated a few times in the anime that if you dont play a monster while having an empty field your opponent can in fact direct attack you.

@@jeltevl8868 When? I remember it being announced as a rules change during Kaiba's tournament. Along with tribute summoning and 4k lifepoints.

@@jeltevl8868 If you saw the way how Kaiba lost in Duelist Kingdom, Kaiba could not play 1 monster in Duelist Kingdom which meant Pegasus won the match. During that time, there were no direct attacks until Kaiba's tournament came.

I looked it back btw because you guys made me doubt myself: but its stated in the duel between yugi and mai: Mai has shadow off eyes on the field (forcing yugi's monsters to attack). And yugi states: If I summon a monster it will be put in attack position. But if I dont mai can attack me directly.

this is better than my idea

Kaiba: *ptsd*

So he cheats?

@@arandombard1197 well is more like he has a ability to draw anything he wants

@@male1021 But in yu gi oh, the cards are supposed to be randomized. Sounds a lot like cheating to me.

@@arandombard1197 his deck is randomized is bs ability isn’t

@@male1021 If he can draw whatever card he wants/needs, that's not random.

Very true haha

Ash blossom 😂😆😂

@@iceman4208 it cant be negated

Hello there

"Guess you're stuck with me..."

"Sigh... let's try this again for the 81st time"

Heart of the cards means playing fair. Taking shortcuts to win would go against the heart of the cards. This whole video is all about Yugi giving up his heart of the cards beliefs.

@@hp2546 Mine was a sarcasm reply buddy

That's an interesting direction to take it in 🤔

Would have been mental