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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Even moreso than the contrast between Judai and Yusei, the duo that provides the page image for this trope. Yusei was a stoic young adult who was well-liked respected by his friends and exceptionally skilled, going his entire home series without a real loss. Yuma is an immature and rather inept kid who his friends pick on because he's not very good at the game, losing a duel in his very first episode, no less. Yuma's character arc gradually averts this as his skills have grown towards dueling and his more positive traits are shown off; both have the PowerOfFriendship, MagneticHero, and kind-heartedness. Furthermore, Yusei grew up without his biological family, while Yuma grew up with his grandmother and sister.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Even moreso than the contrast between Judai and Yusei, the duo that provides the page image for this trope. Yusei was a stoic young adult teenager who was well-liked respected by his friends and exceptionally skilled, going his entire home series without a real loss. Yuma is an immature and rather inept kid who his friends pick on because he's not very good at the game, losing a duel in his very first episode, no less. Yuma's character arc gradually averts this as his skills have grown towards dueling and his more positive traits are shown off; both have the PowerOfFriendship, MagneticHero, and kind-heartedness. Furthermore, Yusei grew up without his biological family, while Yuma grew up with his grandmother and sister.
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** Does this again in episode 81 after Tori and Cathy insist on having the final duel of the Friendship Games right after he frees them from Barian control in said duel (which Tori and Cathy can’t remember), claiming he had ‘enough fueling for today.’
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He runs a "Galaxy" and "Photon" hybrid deck, with his ace being Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon. In addition, he also possessed around seventeen Numbers, five of which were seen in ZEXAL I: Number 10: Illumiknight, Number 20: Giga-Brilliant, Number 30: Acid Golem of Destruction, Number 56: Gold Rat, and Number 9: Dyson Sphere. As of episode 43, he now holds one of the strongest Xyz monsters in the game, Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon. As of episode 64, he had lost all of his Number cards. He later gained a few more, like Number 46: Dragluon and Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon, though has apparently lost all of them as well, after his apparent death.\\\
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He runs a "Galaxy" and "Photon" hybrid deck, with his ace being Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon. His deck originally focuses on countering XYZ Monsters due to his role as the Number Hunter, with Galaxy-Eyes being able to strip an XYZ Monster of its Overlay Units to prohibit their effects. In addition, he also possessed around seventeen Numbers, five of which were seen in ZEXAL I: Number 10: Illumiknight, Number 20: Giga-Brilliant, Number 30: Acid Golem of Destruction, Number 56: Gold Rat, and Number 9: Dyson Sphere. As of episode 43, he now holds one of the strongest Xyz monsters in the game, Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon. As of episode 64, he had lost all of his Number cards. He later gained a few more, like Number 46: Dragluon and Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon, though has apparently lost all of them as well, after his apparent death.\\\
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* BadassLongcoat: Black most of the time, but it turns into a [[Anime/YuGiOh Kaiba]] and [[Anime/YuGiOh5Ds Jack]]-esque white one when he Duels due to his Photon Transformation.
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* BadassLongcoat: Black most of the time, but it turns into a white one to homage [[Anime/YuGiOh Kaiba]] and [[Anime/YuGiOh5Ds Jack]]-esque white one Jack]] when he Duels due to his Photon Transformation.
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** He commonly tells his foes, "Are you ready to repent?"
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** He commonly tells his foes, "Are you ready to repent?"repent?" This carries over into his ''Arc-V'' counterpart.
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* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: His manga counterpart confesses this to Yuma in the final chapter.
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* FinalBoss: He serves as this for ''Zexal,'' serving as [[spoiler:Yuma's final challenge as the two Duel to decide what Astral will do with the Numeron Code, while Astral wants Yuma to regain his love and passion for dueling.]] It's also a deliberate homage to ''Duel Monsters,'' with Astral serving the role of Atem/Yami Yugi while Yuma assumes the role of Yugi, complete with it being a capstone to the latter's arc and stepping out of the former's shadow for good.
