* FridgeHorror: [[BigBad Dark Bakura]] has a creepy, evil-themed occult deck. Okay. Kazuki Takahashi says that decks reflect the hearts and souls of their owners. Okay. Now, ''whose deck was that in the first place?''
** It could just mean that Ryou's something of a NightmareFetishist.
*** He actually admits that in the manga at one point. Cue Jonouchi freaking out a bit.
** Or imagine what happened to all the souls at the end of the Doma arc returning to their bodies? Imagine a ten thousand year old soul returning to a corpse. ZombieApocalypse!
** Pegasus' love for his Toon Monsters may come off as creepy at first, but realizing why Pegasus declares them immortal, claims they never die, or states they are the ''perfect lifeform'' can be potentially horrifying. It's not just about how [[ToonPhysics cartoon characters can dodge any attack]], but also how much of an impact Cyndia's death had on him... he pretty much moved back into childhood on a mental level, where everything was still good and innocent, and attempted to deny death by embracing his immortal creations.
** [[spoiler: Since Blue Eyes is actually Kisara, Seto's lover in a past life]], the Toon Blue Eyes [[spoiler: is likely Kisara in a de-aged and mentally unstable state]].

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** While this is true, it is also justified in no less than three ways:
*** We see on at least a couple occasions that the characters are on the lookout for new cards. Yugi's grandfather owns a game shop and Kaiba is a billionaire known to have briefcases packed full of spare cards, so it's not unfeasible they regularly get new cards off-screen, and it would be silly to give a decklist for them before every duel.
*** A few duels have Yugi obviously stalling for time while he tries to draw what he needs, or trying various strategies and them not working so he tries something new. If there ''is'' one card that can help you turn it around, it helps the realism that the opponent has a counter ready, or the duelist has to stall while they wait to draw that card.
*** It's also mentioned the Millennium Puzzle has the power to alter fate, and in the final duel it's directly stated Dark Yugi's will is so powerful that he can draw what he wants by willing it to happen. It's ludicrous, but magic ''does'' have a powerful influence in the show's universe. And in a way, the show [[LampshadeHanging lampshades this]] via the Egypt Arc [[spoiler:where the cards are at least loosely connected to monster spirits and abilities]], so at times you could say the spirits of the duelist's cards are answering their master's call like a real sorcerer calling upon his minions.

11th Apr '13 7:56:09 AM SheldonDinkleburg

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Same thing happened to Odion. It's more like characters lower on the pecking order can't beat those higher up.

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