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Apr 29, 2017 45 min

Yu-Gi-Oh!: Waxing Nostalgic

from For the Rest of Us Hosted by Jesse Curtis

Endo and Flash spend a nostalgic 45 minutes reminiscing over all things involving the king of games. You'll get some fun facts on the Yu-Gi-Oh! (YGO) manga and anime, as well as the guy's favorite moments and characters. The Finer Points: 03:17 - Yu-Gi-Oh! was originally written as a horror manga 08:08 - The YGO anime before the YGO anime 10:05 - The differences between the Japanese and American versions The censoring of cultural gaps Why every 80's cartoon had to have a moral to the story 13:47 - Our favorite things about the YGO anime Bandit Keith is more American than anyone you know Seto Kaiba and Maxamillion Pegasus should have been lovers Duelist Kingdom was secretly a dating reality show Bakura is the best villain in the series 22:53 - The Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading card game (TCG) Our first memories of playing the TCG The starter decks we chose Escaping from Kremmling, CO 26:32 - Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournament play Learning from failure... a LOT of failure The power of competitive friendship RIP Valhalla's The day the student became the master Endo won a tournament, thanks to the judge 37:01 - Flash's memories of the Exodia deck miracle Would you like to help shape the future of our show? Please fill out our survey, and you'll be able to do just that! All you'll need is 10 minutes and your honest opinions. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5RF8Y2M

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