History Awesome / YuGiOhVRAINS

** Just as his LP dips below 1000, Playmaker uses his Storm Access to gain a new Link Monster then proceeds to unveil it: It's Decode Talker's LIGHT counterpart, Encode Talker!

** The final act of the duel is a giant to and fro: Just as it seems like she'll lose, Blue Angel uses her Skill to force him to draw cards which, with her Lilybell and Lightstage's effects, would have won her the duel. Playmaker counters this with a monster, then Blue Angel uses another effect that would have secured her duel again, Yusaku reveals his new monster's ability, which he combines with two other cards for a One Hit KO. Not only did the female protagonist nearly defeat the male TWICE (in her first ever duel no less) but she also killed his ace up to that point and only lost in one hit. Throughout most of the duel, Blue Angel was in control.
*** It's also worth noting that before Dark Angel forced her to use it, it seemed like she was going to activate her Skill a second time. The monster Playmaker used to negate that damage the first time can only be used once a turn, so if not for Specter's interference she might have won right there.

** The final act of the duel is a giant to and fro: Just as it seems like she'll lose, Blue Angel uses her Skill to force him to draw cards which, with her Lilybell and Lightstage's effects, would have won her the duel. Playmaker counters this with a monster, then Blue Angel uses another effect that would have secured her duel again, Yusaku reveals his new monster's ability, which he combines with two other cards for a One Hit KO. Not only did the female protagonist nearly defeat the male TWICE (in her first ever duel no less) but she also killed his ace up to that point and only lost in one hit. Throughout most of the duel, Blue Angel was in control.

** Blue Angel shows off her Trickstars with their DeathByAThousandCuts play style and how terrifying the deck is: By the end of Yusaku's turn, he's lost almost half of his LP. And this is while controlling a monster whose ATK increases each time it gets damaged.

** Blue Angel shows off her Trickstars with their DeathByAThousandCuts play style and how terrifying the deck is: By the end of Yusaku's turn, he's lost almost half of his LP. And this is while controlling a monster whose ATK increases each time he gets damaged.
** When Yusaku summons his signature monster Decode Talker, he tries to destroy Blue Angel's own Link Monster, Holly Angel. However, Blue Angel shows the audience she isn't some second rate duelist by not only damaging him enough toraise Holly Angel's ATK above Decode's but when Decode survives, she instantly destroys it with a different card. After it's battle with great Ogre, one would assume Decode Talker to be Yusaku's triumph card...and Blue Angel destroys it.

** Blue Angel shows off her Trickstars with their DeathByAThousandCuts play style and how terrifying the deck is: By the end of Tusaku's turn, he's lost almost half of his LP. And this is while controlli8ng a monster whose ATK increases each time he gets damaged.
** When Yusaku summons his signature monster Decode Talker, he tries to destroy Blue Angel's own Link Monster, Holly Angel. However, Blue Angel shows the audience she isn't some second rate duelist by not only damaging him enough toraise Holly Angel's ATK above Decode's but when Decode survives, she instantly destroys it with a different card. After it's battle with great Ogre, one would assume Deocde Talker to be Yusaku's triumph card...and Blue Angel destroys it.

** When Yusaku summons his signature monster Decode Talker, he tries to destroy Blue ANgel's own Link Monster, Holly Angel. However, Blue Angel shows the audience she isn't some second rate duelist by not only damaging him enough toraise Holly Angel's ATK above Decode's but when Decode survives, she instantly destroys it with a different card. After it's battle with great Ogre, one would assume Deocde Talker to be Yusaku's triumph card...and Blue Angel destroys it.

* Yusaku showing competence when he joined the Duel Club on campus by presenting Aoi with a fake deck when she wanted to see it, hiding the fact he's actually Playmaker in the process.

* Minor meta example in Episode 6, where Yusaku shows a LIGHT dummy deck consisting of classic cards such as Neo the Magic Swordsman.

* The exchange between Gouki, The Great Ogre and Decode Talker was a highlight. Both monsters went at each other 3 times in epic clashes similar to a Wrestling match, as they were being protected from being destroyed by battle and standing up after every hit. In the end, though Great Ogre ran out of monsters to save himself from the continuous attacks which led to Go's defeat, making Great Ogre collapse on the mat. Decode Talker even does a little taunt to tell Great Ogre to come and get some more.

** Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. [[Creator/LittleKuriboh Our protagonist, ladies and gentlemen!]]
** Playmaker's Skill, Storm Access. When Playmaker has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turning the data storm into a card!
** Blue Angel [[BigDamnHeroes saving Playmaker]] from falling to his death, paying him back for when he saved her in the first episode.
** Link Summoning's debut: First, the user shoots a laser beam into the sky which opens the gate to another "world" inside of an already virtual world. Then the user flies through the gateway and floats above it, commanding their monsters to go into one of 8 directional arrows surrounding the portal. After that is done, the monster gets summoned with a little flair before the user shoots through the portal again to continue riding the datawind.
** Playmaker Link Summoning ''four times during the same turn'' during his first duel with Go Onizuka. There's been very few times where the Extra deck has been vomited out on the field like this. The monsters summoned Link Spider, Link Bumper, Honeybot, and finally, Decode Talker.
** Go Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker actually copied his style and purposefully put himself in a very desperate situation at only 100 Life points and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.
** The exchange between Gouki, The Great Ogre and Decode Talker was a highlight. Both monsters went at each other 3 times in epic clashes similar to a Wrestling match, as they were being protected from being destroyed by battle and standing up after every hit. In the end, though Great Ogre ran out of monsters to save himself from the continuous attacks which led to Go's defeat, making Great Ogre collapse on the mat. Decode Talker even does a little taunt to tell Great Ogre to come and get some more.

* Episode 1: My Name Is Playmaker

* Episode 2: Seize the Wind! Storm Access

** Link Summoning makes its debut this episode as well.

* Episode 5: The Three Count Rings
** Playmaker Link Summoning ''four times during the same turn''. Link Spider, Link Bumper, Honeybot, and finally, Decode Talker.
** GO Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker actually copied his style and purposefully put himself in a very desperate situation at only 100 Life points and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.
** The exchange between Gouki, The Great Ogre and Decode Talker was the episode's highlight. Both monsters went at each other 3 times in epic clashes similar to a Wrestling match, as they were being protected from being destroyed by battle and standing up after every hit. In the end, though Great Ogre ran out of monsters to save himself from the continuous attacks which led to Go's defeat.
*** The last clash between the two ends with The Great Ogre lying flat on the mat while Decode Talker is still standing. Decode Talker even acts smug about its victory while taunting The Great Ogre to come at him again.

* Blue Angel [[BigDamnHeroes saving Playmaker]] from falling to his death, paying him back for when he saved her in the first episode.
* Link Summoning makes its debut this episode as well.

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[[folder:Episode 1: My Name Is Playmaker]]
* Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. [[Creator/LittleKuriboh Our protagonist, ladies and gentlemen!]]
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[[folder:Episode 2: Seize the Wind! Storm Access]]
* Playmaker's Skill, Storm Access. When Playmaker has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turning the data storm into a card!

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[[folder:Episode 5: The Three Count Rings]]
* Playmaker Link Summoning ''four times during the same turn''. Link Spider, Link Bumper, Honeybot, and finally, Decode Talker.
* GO Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker actually copied his style and purposefully put himself in a very desperate situation at only 100 Life points and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.
* The exchange between Gouki, The Great Ogre and Decode Talker was the episode's highlight. Both monsters went at each other 3 times in epic clashes similar to a Wrestling match, as they were being protected from being destroyed by battle and standing up after every hit. In the end, though Great Ogre ran out of monsters to save himself from the continuous attacks which led to Go's defeat.
** The last clash between the two ends with The Great Ogre lying flat on the mat while Decode Talker is still standing. Decode Talker even acts smug about its victory while taunting The Great Ogre to come at him again.
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* Episode 1:
** Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. [[Creator/LittleKuriboh Our protagonist, ladies and gentlemen!]]
* Episode 2:
** Playmaker's Skill, Storm Access. When Playmaker has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turning the data storm into a card!
** Blue Angel [[BigDamnHeroes saving Playmaker]] from falling to his death, paying him back for when he saved her in the first episode.
** Link Summoning makes its debut this episode as well.
* Episode 5:
** Playmaker Link Summoning ''four times during the same turn''. Link Spider, Link Bumper, Honeybot, and finally, Decode Talker.
** GO Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker actually copied his style and purposefully put himself in a very desperate situation at only 100 Life points and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.
** The exchange between Gouki, The Great Ogre and Decode Talker was the episode's highlight. Both monsters went at each other 3 times in epic clashes similar to a Wrestling match, as they were being protected from being destroyed by battle and standing up after every hit. In the end, though Great Ogre ran out of monsters to save himself from the continuous attacks which led to Go's defeat.
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** GO Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker actually copied his style and put himself in a very desperate situation at only 100 and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.

** GO Onizuka has the tendency to deliberately put himself in a disadvantage only to go on a HeroicSecondWind and absolutely destroy his opponent the next turn in order to maximize entertainment value. Playmaker was actually forced in a desperate situation and still managed to make a huge comeback, counting on the 100 Life Points left over to use Storm Access, a skill only usable if Playmaker has less than 1000 LP and gather the pieces for victory.
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* Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. [[Creator/LittleKuriboh Our protagonist, ladies and gentlemen!]]
* Episode 2 showcases Yusaku's Duelist Skill, Storm Access. When Yusaku has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turning the data storm into a card!
** Aoi [[BigDamnHeroes saving Yusaku]] from falling to his death, paying him back for when he saved her in the first episode.

* Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our new protagonist!

* Episode 2 showcases Yusaku's Duelist Skill, Storm Access. When Yusaku has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turning the data storm into a card! Link Summoning makes its debut this episode as well.

* Yusaku's first transformation into Playmaker.

* Episode 1- My Name's Playmaker
** Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He did so by giving Ignis a fake escape route right into his Duel Disk. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our new protagonist!
** Yusaku's first transformation into Playmaker.

* Episode 2- Take Hold Of The Wind! Storm Access
** Yusaku's Duelist Skill, Storm Access. When Yusaku has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turn the data storm into a card!
** Link Summoning makes its debut this episode and it sure looks interesting.

** Yusaku capturing Ignis shortly after learning of the AI's existence. SOL Technologies and the Knights of Hanoi, both powerful organizations, were trying to capture this AI for five years and Yusaku captured it in a few hours. He also made sure when Ignis was trapped in his Duel Disk, he would have no way of tampering with it, leaving it forced to become Yusaku's ally against his enemies. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our new protagonist!

* Episode 2 Take Hold Of The Wind! Storm Access

* Episode 1

* Episode 2
** Yusaku's Duelist Skill, Storm Access. When Yusaku has less than 1000 LP left, he can add a powerful monster card to his deck. How does he use this skill? By riding into a huge tornado and turn it into a card!
** Link Summoning makes its debut and boy, is it a pleasure to see.