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* CentralTheme: The endless possibilities of the future. The G-Units added to the game sees your Vanguard taking the form of a unit from the future or the past. Most importantly, they can even take the form of their own future self. Alongside the previous series' theme of Imagining your ideal self, the various Cardfighters in this series embody this as a way to push themselves forward to reach a future they desire.
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* CentralTheme: The endless possibilities of the future. The G-Units added to the game sees your Vanguard taking the form of a unit from the future or the past. Most importantly, they can even take the form of their own future self. Alongside the previous series' theme of Imagining imagining your ideal self, the various Cardfighters in this series embody this as a way to push themselves forward to reach a future they desire.
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* CentralTheme: The endless possibilities of the future. The G-Units added to the game sees your Vanguard taking the form of a unit from the future or the past. Most importantly, they can even take the form of their own future self. Alongside the previous series' theme of Imagining your ideal self, the various Cardfighters in this series embody this as a way to push themselves forward to reach a future they desire.
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* ManipulatingTheOpponentsDeck: During the climax of the Stride Gate arc, Chrono is fighting Ryuzu, who both are Gear Chronicle users. Ryuzu attempts to win the fight with an instant win condition that took advantage of Gear Chronicle's ability to manipulate one's own deck to get out twelve different Zodiac Beasts and Binding them. Chrono responds by forcing him to shuffle the deck, destroying the entire strategy as it was heavily reliant on top-decking.
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Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[TwoGirlsAndAGuy Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
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Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[TwoGirlsAndAGuy [[TwoGuysAndAGirl Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
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Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[PowerTrio Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
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Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[PowerTrio [[TwoGirlsAndAGuy Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
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* CastFromHitPoints: The ability to summon units from planet Cray on Earth requires an imagination so strong that it literally whittles away at the user's life. Ryuzu Myoujin suffered AcceleratedAging, Rive was almost paralyzed, Am collapses after summoning, and Luna was in intense pain. Chrono fares better than the rest, but he always used either half-materialized units or summoned for just an instant; the one time he used properly summoned, he collapsed from exhaustion.
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* CastFromHitPoints: The ability to summon units from planet Cray on Earth requires an imagination so strong that it literally whittles away at the user's life. Ryuzu Myoujin suffered AcceleratedAging, RapidAging, Rive was almost paralyzed, Am collapses after summoning, and Luna was in intense pain. Chrono fares better than the rest, but he always used either half-materialized units or summoned for just an instant; the one time he used properly summoned, he collapsed from exhaustion.
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* CastFromHitPoints: The ability to summon units from planet Cray on Earth requires an imagination so strong that it literally whittles away at the user's life. Ryuzu Myoujin suffered AcceleratedAging, Rive was almost paralyzed, Am collapses after summoning, and Luna was in intense pain. Chrono fares better than the rest, but he always used either half-materialized units or summoned for just an instant; the one time he used properly summoned, he collapsed from exhaustion.
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* CuteKitten: The two shop kittens in Cardfight!! Vanguard G certainly count.
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* CuteKitten: The two shop kittens in Cardfight!! Vanguard G at the second shop certainly count.
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* CultOfPersonality:
** Practically what the United Sanctuary branch was while Kanzaki was running it. While everyone was free not to follow their "[[MightMakesRight Weakness is a Sin]]" philosophy and leave whenever they wanted, nobody did so out of admiration and devotion to Kanzaki. Even after he lost to Chrono and retired, Taiyou mentions that he still has a following.
** According to Jaime, Aqua Force users see Soryou Leon as some sort of a god.
** Practically what the United Sanctuary branch was while Kanzaki was running it. While everyone was free not to follow their "[[MightMakesRight Weakness is a Sin]]" philosophy and leave whenever they wanted, nobody did so out of admiration and devotion to Kanzaki. Even after he lost to Chrono and retired, Taiyou mentions that he still has a following.
** According to Jaime, Aqua Force users see Soryou Leon as some sort of a god.
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** In [=GIRS=] Crisis, Luna Yumizuki is this and Team [=TRY3=] have to teach her how to fight. However, it seems she already knew some of the rules beforehand.
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** In [=GIRS=] GIRS Crisis, Luna Yumizuki is this and Team [=TRY3=] have to teach her how to fight. However, it seems she already knew some of the rules beforehand.beforehand as she was watching her friend Am play.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Chrono's parents died before the start of the series.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Chrono's parents died before the start of the series. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that his father is still alive, but no word what exactly happened to his mother]].
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* LighterAndSoofter: The first two seasons and the NEXT arc is DenserAndWackier as it focuses on more comedy such as BeachEpisode, characters bonding and competing with each other during tournaments to achieve their goal
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* LighterAndSoofter: LighterAndSofter: The first two seasons and the NEXT arc is DenserAndWackier as it focuses on more comedy such as BeachEpisode, characters bonding and competing with each other during tournaments to achieve their goalgoal.
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* TrueCompanions: Team [=TRY3=] eventually ends up as this. The same happen later on for Team Striders, Team Fukuhara and Team Jaime Flowers which are led by Chrono, Shion and Tokoha respectively.
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* TrueCompanions: Team [=TRY3=] eventually ends up as this. The same happen later on for Team Striders, Team Fukuhara and Team Jaime Flowers which are led by Chrono, Shion and Tokoha respectively.respectively.
* UpperClassEquestrian: Kanzaki, before [[spoiler:retiring to the mountains]] is shown to have a large mansion with at least one butler and at least three horses.
* UpperClassEquestrian: Kanzaki, before [[spoiler:retiring to the mountains]] is shown to have a large mansion with at least one butler and at least three horses.
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* AscendedExtra: Shin Nitta, Misaki's uncle, was a supporting character in the previous series. Here, he not only gets to show his skills as a vanguard fighter but also has a connection to the plot.
** Kumi Okazaki, Taiyou Asukawa, Rin Hashima and Satoru Enishi all receive this treatment in ''NEXT'', having all joined one of the three teams formed by the members of Team [=TRY3=].
** Kumi Okazaki, Taiyou Asukawa, Rin Hashima and Satoru Enishi all receive this treatment in ''NEXT'', having all joined one of the three teams formed by the members of Team [=TRY3=].
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* BigBrotherMentor: Kamui plays this to Chrono in Vanguard G. The latter also ends up playing this role
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* BigBrotherMentor: Kamui plays this to Chrono in Vanguard G. The latter also ends up playing this role for Taiyou.
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* TrueCompanions: Team [=TRY3=].[=TRY3=] eventually ends up as this. The same happen later on for Team Striders, Team Fukuhara and Team Jaime Flowers which are led by Chrono, Shion and Tokoha respectively.
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* BigBrotherMentor: Kamui plays this to Chrono in Vanguard G.
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Similar to the original with [=TRY3=], but more their color scheme and hair: Chrono is Red, Tokoha is Green and Shion is Blue (or Yellow based on his hair)
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Similar to the original with [=TRY3=], but more their color scheme and hair: Chrono is Red, Tokoha is Green and Shion is Blue (or Yellow based on his hair)Blue.
** After the aforementioned arc's conclusion at the end of ''Stride Gate'', it is followed by another one centered around [[spoiler:units from Cray coming to Earth by taking over the bodies of Vanguard Fighters.]]
* NoOntologicalInertia: At the end of ''Z'', [[spoiler: all of the damage caused by Gyze is undone following his defeat.]]
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* TearsOfJoy: The conclusion of Kamui and Chrono's fight at the end of Girs Crisis.
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* TearsOfJoy: The conclusion of Kamui and Chrono's fight at the end of Girs Crisis.''GIRS Crisis''.
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A second season, GIRS Crisis, began airing in October 2015 and focuses on a new mega-quest hosted by the Friendly Vanguard Association which will see Team TRY3 traveling to all the different branches of the organization to win the title of Generation Master.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pits TRY3 against the mysterious Ryuzu Myoujin and the "Company" organization that supports his sinister ambitions.
Five months after the events of Stride Gate Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT followed up. With Shion focusing on the Kiba company and Tokoha overseas, TRY3 has split up as Chrono transfers to Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School. With the announcement of the Under 20 Cup he teams up with Taiyou Asukawa and newcomer Kazuma Shouji to conquer it. But standing in his way are his former teammates as Shion and Tokoha have formed their own teams for their chance to become U20 Champions.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pits TRY3 against the mysterious Ryuzu Myoujin and the "Company" organization that supports his sinister ambitions.
Five months after the events of Stride Gate Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT followed up. With Shion focusing on the Kiba company and Tokoha overseas, TRY3 has split up as Chrono transfers to Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School. With the announcement of the Under 20 Cup he teams up with Taiyou Asukawa and newcomer Kazuma Shouji to conquer it. But standing in his way are his former teammates as Shion and Tokoha have formed their own teams for their chance to become U20 Champions.
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A second season, GIRS Crisis, began airing in October 2015 and focuses on a new mega-quest hosted by the Friendly Vanguard Association which will see Team TRY3 [=TRY3=] traveling to all the different branches of the organization to win the title of Generation Master.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pitsTRY3 [=TRY3=] against the mysterious Ryuzu Myoujin and the "Company" organization that supports his sinister ambitions.
Five months after the events of Stride Gate Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT followed up. With Shion focusing on the Kiba company and Tokoha overseas,TRY3 [=TRY3=] has split up as Chrono transfers to Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School. With the announcement of the Under 20 Cup he teams up with Taiyou Asukawa and newcomer Kazuma Shouji to conquer it. But standing in his way are his former teammates as Shion and Tokoha have formed their own teams for their chance to become U20 Champions.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pits
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* BeachEpisode: Just like in the original, these tend to develop the characters and plot, with the episodes in question being episode 32 of G, episode 37 of Stride Gate, and episode 38 of NEXT. Episode 32 of Vanguard G is [[spoiler: the blowoff of Team Try 3's loss to Team Demise and shows how close the three has become]]. Episode 37 of Stride Gate is [[spoiler: the bridge between Chrono losing his ability to use his Chrono Dragon cards and the final fights of the season.]] Episode 38 of NEXT [[spoiler:takes place before the finals of the U20 and reveals the plot of the Diffriders to the Fukuhara team and Team Jaime Flowers.]]
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* BeachEpisode: Just like in the original, these tend to develop the characters and plot, with the episodes in question being episode 32 of G, episode 37 of Stride Gate, and episode 38 of NEXT. Episode 32 of Vanguard G is [[spoiler: the blowoff of Team Try 3's [=TRY3's=] loss to Team Demise and shows how close the three has become]]. Episode 37 of Stride Gate is [[spoiler: the bridge between Chrono losing his ability to use his Chrono Dragon cards and the final fights of the season.]] Episode 38 of NEXT [[spoiler:takes place before the finals of the U20 and reveals the plot of the Diffriders to the Fukuhara team and Team Jaime Flowers.]]
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Similar to the original with Try3, but more their color scheme and hair: Chrono is Red, Tokoha is Green and Shion is Blue (or Yellow based on his hair)
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* TrueCompanions: Team Try3.[=TRY3=].
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The sequel to the original Anime/CardfightVanguard series.
Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[PowerTrio Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
A second season, GIRS Crisis, began airing in October 2015 and focuses on a new mega-quest hosted by the Friendly Vanguard Association which will see Team TRY3 traveling to all the different branches of the organization to win the title of Generation Master.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pits TRY3 against the mysterious Ryuzu Myoujin and the "Company" organization that supports his sinister ambitions.
Five months after the events of Stride Gate Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT followed up. With Shion focusing on the Kiba company and Tokoha overseas, TRY3 has split up as Chrono transfers to Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School. With the announcement of the Under 20 Cup he teams up with Taiyou Asukawa and newcomer Kazuma Shouji to conquer it. But standing in his way are his former teammates as Shion and Tokoha have formed their own teams for their chance to become U20 Champions.
Both series come together in the final series, Cardfight!! Vanguard GZ, where units from Cray inhabit the bodies of cardfighters to bring about their master Gyze and end both worlds as we know it.
Episodes are now available subbed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/cardfight-vanguard Crunchyroll]] and dubbed on [[https://www.youtube.com/CARDFIGHTVanguard Youtube]].
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!!This show provides examples of:
* AllOrNothing: Ultimate Stride is this in a nutshell. All Zeroth Dragons that a player Ultimate Strides to adds an additional 25000 power and gains attributes of their nation's clans (Zeroth Dragons strides to a clan's nation rather than the clan itself). However if they do not win at that turn, they must exclude ALL G-UNITS FROM THE G-ZONE losing all future Strides, G-Guardians and locking GB restricted skills for the rest of the fight.
** Taken a step further in the anime. If the characters that use the Zeroth Dragon fails to win that turn, the cards in their G-Zone are physically destroyed.
* AnimationBump: Vanguard G. The animation of units got better and has a much variety of action, compared to the static movement in all previous seasons (A point which was brought up by the Director of the Neon Messiah movie).
* ArcWords: "Weakness is a sin" could be considered this, at least for the United Sanctuary Vanguard branch in Season 1.
* AwesomeButImpractical: While not an alternate win condition, the Gear Chronicle unit [[http://cardfight.wikia.com/wiki/Deus_Ex_Machina%2C_Demiurge Deus Ex Machina, Demiurge]] can nearly guarantee this. Activating it allows the player to take twelve cards from the drop zone and stack them on top of the deck in any order. Chances are, it will be three critical triggers and as many heal triggers as possible after that. Oh and you cannot guard against it with Grade 1 or higher units, meaning only G Guardians, Grade 0 units and intercepts can guard. The cost, sending TWELVE Zodiac Time Beast units ALL with different names from the bind zone to the drop zone. While it's easier to pull off with the Chronofang Tiger deck, it's very easy to mess up. On top of that, you have to worry about your opponent trying to take pot shots at you while you set this up. There are decks that are able to set up for this early on, however, the opponent may still have all of their options and resources open to use and may be able to successfully guard.
** Another very strong Gear Chronicle unit that can nearly guarantee a win is with Interdimensional Dragon, Mystery-Flare Dragon, but it is very strict on how it wants you to use it. First, you have to actually hit the opponent's Vanguard with Mystery-Flare. After you hit with Mystery-Flare, you then reveal the top four cards of the deck, and here's where everything matters; you must reveal four cards of different grades. If you are successful, then you may pay the cost of 4 Counter Blasts, and if you accidentally healed to 3 damage, tough luck. What you get for all of this trouble is ''ANOTHER TURN''! However, because of how specific these requirements are, it's very easy to miss the opportunity, and needless to say, you don't get a lot of opportunities with this card.
** A rather strange way to win is to forcefully remove an opponent's Vanguard. While not normally possible, the Dragon Empire's Zeroth Dragon of Inferno, Drachma can do just that. Playable in all Dragon Empire clans, Drachma retires the opposing board completely and binds them in the process, this includes the Vanguard. In compensation, the opponent selects three cards in their hand, two are discarded and one is forcefully ridden. The trick here is to catch them when their hand is at two or less as they have to discard first. From there, if they cannot ride from hand, they must ride from soul and that unit takes over. If they do not have a unit in soul, they cannot ride a Vanguard and without a Vanguard they cannot play the game, thus they lose automatically. A play that requires a lot of situational circumstances, but hilarious when actually pulled off.
* BeachEpisode: Just like in the original, these tend to develop the characters and plot, with the episodes in question being episode 32 of G, episode 37 of Stride Gate, and episode 38 of NEXT. Episode 32 of Vanguard G is [[spoiler: the blowoff of Team Try 3's loss to Team Demise and shows how close the three has become]]. Episode 37 of Stride Gate is [[spoiler: the bridge between Chrono losing his ability to use his Chrono Dragon cards and the final fights of the season.]] Episode 38 of NEXT [[spoiler:takes place before the finals of the U20 and reveals the plot of the Diffriders to the Fukuhara team and Team Jaime Flowers.]]
* BigBrotherMentor: Kamui plays this to Chrono in Vanguard G.
** A more literal example is Mamoru to Tokoha.
* ColorCodedCharacters: Similar to the original with Try3, but more their color scheme and hair: Chrono is Red, Tokoha is Green and Shion is Blue (or Yellow based on his hair)
* CuteKitten: The two shop kittens in Cardfight!! Vanguard G certainly count.
%%* DarkerAndEdgier: This trope takes effect since ''G: Stride Gate'', and ''G: Z''. (This is a Administrivia/ZeroContextExample. Please expand the description for specific examples.)
* DisappearedDad[=/=]MissingMom: Unlike the original series, played straight with Chrono's family where his mother is deceased and his father is missing.
* InvincibleHero: Played a bit more straight with Chrono than with Aichi, but even he gets occasional losses, an absurd one being Kumi randomly triple critting him near the end of the first season.
* {{Invocation}}: Whenever someone uses Stride.
* MythArc: The G series is developing one, centered around the [[spoiler:Depend Cards, cards that have the power to call forth a unit from Cray.]]
* NaiveNewcomer: Chrono takes up the position in G, learning from Kamui in the first episode. Later in the season, Chrono has to teach Taiyou about Vanguard.
** In [=GIRS=] Crisis, Luna Yumizuki is this and Team [=TRY3=] have to teach her how to fight. However, it seems she already knew some of the rules beforehand.
** In NEXT, Kazuma Shouji averts this as he already knows how to play, he simply needed a refresher.
* ParentalAbandonment: Chrono's parents died before the start of the series.
* TearsOfJoy: The conclusion of Kamui and Chrono's fight at the end of Girs Crisis.
* TrueCompanions: Team Try3.
The sequel to the original Anime/CardfightVanguard series.
Cardfight!! Vanguard G, began airing in Autumn 2014. Taking place after a three-year Time Skip, it focuses upon a brand new set of characters: [[PowerTrio Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou]], who all wield new "G Units" with the "Stride" ability.
A second season, GIRS Crisis, began airing in October 2015 and focuses on a new mega-quest hosted by the Friendly Vanguard Association which will see Team TRY3 traveling to all the different branches of the organization to win the title of Generation Master.
It was followed by its third season, Stride Gate in April 2016, which pits TRY3 against the mysterious Ryuzu Myoujin and the "Company" organization that supports his sinister ambitions.
Five months after the events of Stride Gate Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT followed up. With Shion focusing on the Kiba company and Tokoha overseas, TRY3 has split up as Chrono transfers to Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School. With the announcement of the Under 20 Cup he teams up with Taiyou Asukawa and newcomer Kazuma Shouji to conquer it. But standing in his way are his former teammates as Shion and Tokoha have formed their own teams for their chance to become U20 Champions.
Both series come together in the final series, Cardfight!! Vanguard GZ, where units from Cray inhabit the bodies of cardfighters to bring about their master Gyze and end both worlds as we know it.
Episodes are now available subbed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/cardfight-vanguard Crunchyroll]] and dubbed on [[https://www.youtube.com/CARDFIGHTVanguard Youtube]].
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!!This show provides examples of:
* AllOrNothing: Ultimate Stride is this in a nutshell. All Zeroth Dragons that a player Ultimate Strides to adds an additional 25000 power and gains attributes of their nation's clans (Zeroth Dragons strides to a clan's nation rather than the clan itself). However if they do not win at that turn, they must exclude ALL G-UNITS FROM THE G-ZONE losing all future Strides, G-Guardians and locking GB restricted skills for the rest of the fight.
** Taken a step further in the anime. If the characters that use the Zeroth Dragon fails to win that turn, the cards in their G-Zone are physically destroyed.
* AnimationBump: Vanguard G. The animation of units got better and has a much variety of action, compared to the static movement in all previous seasons (A point which was brought up by the Director of the Neon Messiah movie).
* ArcWords: "Weakness is a sin" could be considered this, at least for the United Sanctuary Vanguard branch in Season 1.
* AwesomeButImpractical: While not an alternate win condition, the Gear Chronicle unit [[http://cardfight.wikia.com/wiki/Deus_Ex_Machina%2C_Demiurge Deus Ex Machina, Demiurge]] can nearly guarantee this. Activating it allows the player to take twelve cards from the drop zone and stack them on top of the deck in any order. Chances are, it will be three critical triggers and as many heal triggers as possible after that. Oh and you cannot guard against it with Grade 1 or higher units, meaning only G Guardians, Grade 0 units and intercepts can guard. The cost, sending TWELVE Zodiac Time Beast units ALL with different names from the bind zone to the drop zone. While it's easier to pull off with the Chronofang Tiger deck, it's very easy to mess up. On top of that, you have to worry about your opponent trying to take pot shots at you while you set this up. There are decks that are able to set up for this early on, however, the opponent may still have all of their options and resources open to use and may be able to successfully guard.
** Another very strong Gear Chronicle unit that can nearly guarantee a win is with Interdimensional Dragon, Mystery-Flare Dragon, but it is very strict on how it wants you to use it. First, you have to actually hit the opponent's Vanguard with Mystery-Flare. After you hit with Mystery-Flare, you then reveal the top four cards of the deck, and here's where everything matters; you must reveal four cards of different grades. If you are successful, then you may pay the cost of 4 Counter Blasts, and if you accidentally healed to 3 damage, tough luck. What you get for all of this trouble is ''ANOTHER TURN''! However, because of how specific these requirements are, it's very easy to miss the opportunity, and needless to say, you don't get a lot of opportunities with this card.
** A rather strange way to win is to forcefully remove an opponent's Vanguard. While not normally possible, the Dragon Empire's Zeroth Dragon of Inferno, Drachma can do just that. Playable in all Dragon Empire clans, Drachma retires the opposing board completely and binds them in the process, this includes the Vanguard. In compensation, the opponent selects three cards in their hand, two are discarded and one is forcefully ridden. The trick here is to catch them when their hand is at two or less as they have to discard first. From there, if they cannot ride from hand, they must ride from soul and that unit takes over. If they do not have a unit in soul, they cannot ride a Vanguard and without a Vanguard they cannot play the game, thus they lose automatically. A play that requires a lot of situational circumstances, but hilarious when actually pulled off.
* BeachEpisode: Just like in the original, these tend to develop the characters and plot, with the episodes in question being episode 32 of G, episode 37 of Stride Gate, and episode 38 of NEXT. Episode 32 of Vanguard G is [[spoiler: the blowoff of Team Try 3's loss to Team Demise and shows how close the three has become]]. Episode 37 of Stride Gate is [[spoiler: the bridge between Chrono losing his ability to use his Chrono Dragon cards and the final fights of the season.]] Episode 38 of NEXT [[spoiler:takes place before the finals of the U20 and reveals the plot of the Diffriders to the Fukuhara team and Team Jaime Flowers.]]
* BigBrotherMentor: Kamui plays this to Chrono in Vanguard G.
** A more literal example is Mamoru to Tokoha.
* ColorCodedCharacters: Similar to the original with Try3, but more their color scheme and hair: Chrono is Red, Tokoha is Green and Shion is Blue (or Yellow based on his hair)
* CuteKitten: The two shop kittens in Cardfight!! Vanguard G certainly count.
%%* DarkerAndEdgier: This trope takes effect since ''G: Stride Gate'', and ''G: Z''. (This is a Administrivia/ZeroContextExample. Please expand the description for specific examples.)
* DisappearedDad[=/=]MissingMom: Unlike the original series, played straight with Chrono's family where his mother is deceased and his father is missing.
* InvincibleHero: Played a bit more straight with Chrono than with Aichi, but even he gets occasional losses, an absurd one being Kumi randomly triple critting him near the end of the first season.
* {{Invocation}}: Whenever someone uses Stride.
* MythArc: The G series is developing one, centered around the [[spoiler:Depend Cards, cards that have the power to call forth a unit from Cray.]]
* NaiveNewcomer: Chrono takes up the position in G, learning from Kamui in the first episode. Later in the season, Chrono has to teach Taiyou about Vanguard.
** In [=GIRS=] Crisis, Luna Yumizuki is this and Team [=TRY3=] have to teach her how to fight. However, it seems she already knew some of the rules beforehand.
** In NEXT, Kazuma Shouji averts this as he already knows how to play, he simply needed a refresher.
* ParentalAbandonment: Chrono's parents died before the start of the series.
* TearsOfJoy: The conclusion of Kamui and Chrono's fight at the end of Girs Crisis.
* TrueCompanions: Team Try3.
