History Fridge / YuGiOhArcV

** Its cry brings another dose of this when you realize that it's the same as ''Earthbound Cod Acsilla piscu''.

* one thing that I think is kind of messed up, out of the original, pre rush duel series, the arc v cast were just Middle schoolers, besides maybe Reiji, while the classic, GX , Zexal and Vrains casts were mostly high schoolers and most of the 5d's cast were young adults, besides the twins, who were either middle or high-schollers, but they had adults with them, that is right, we had, in arc V middle schoolers fighting in war zones.

* As described by the [[TheWikiRule wiki]], Kurosaki's main theme (and, indeed, the main theme of the Xyz Dimension in general) of rebellion is mirrored perfectly by his first three Xyz Monsters:

* Slightly WMG here, but with Arc V practically being "Callback: The Series" for Yugioh, there's some pretty strong hints that the evolved versions of the advanced summoning methods are set to reappear too. 'Rank Up' has already been debuted by Kurosaki and with Jack [[IncrediblyLamePun retuning]], double tuning is probably on the menu in the same way. Also on the evolved Synchro front, Action Duelling seems like the perfect setup for 'Accel Synchro' since the ability to ride your monsters would let one build up the necessary speed even in a ground duel. And as for fusion, now that it's been revealed that Academia's goal is to fuse the alternate dimensions, it's not impossible that the card canonically established in GX as having that ability, 'Ultimate Fusion God' could finally reappear in full, and that the purpose of the invasion is to sacrifice enough people to create a 'Super Polymerisation' to summon it.

* Why did Yuya's victory have such a huge effect on the City beside the usual Yu-Gi-Oh! logic? Easy! Yuya in effect completely ''DESTROYED'' their values by how he defeated Jack. Jack as a person perfectly represents their ideals of a competitive society, he was a Common that rose to the Top and has been invincible for 3 years. This is perfectly shown in Jack's second duel with Yuya, he was able to power up his Red Dragon Tyrant to 10000 attack points something that greatly shocked the audience in and out of universe by the huge amount of attack points. But Yuya instead of summoning a single monster that turn the tables, he used his much weaker monsters to slowly weaken Tyrant to the point that Odd-Eyes could destroy it. Yuya showed that by working together the weak can overcome anything.

* There is some commentary on Crow's statement that Commons cannot afford a lot of cards, yet he himself possessing 4 monsters good enough to be called an Ace Monster (Chidori, Raikiri, Kusanagi, and Onimaru) and 10 Synchro Monsters overall. However, this isn't contradictory: in Arc-V [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome many duelists are shown to have multiple copies of their ace cards]]. Hokuto had two Pleiades, Yaiba had three Gottoms, Reiji had three Doom King Armageddons, and many Security members carried multiple Goyo Synchro and later Fusion monsters. Other duelists are also shown to use multiple copies of major staple cards in their deck beyond the generally accepted Polymerization or Self-Swarming cards, like Kurosaki, Masumi, Dennis and Yosen Sawatari. Crow is stating he doesn't have multiple copies of them, particularly Raikiri, not that he doesn't have any good Synchro Monsters.