Yu gi oh

[Lord Jagged]

For all you yu gi oh people.

How much is this worth?


A person at school had it and was showing off.  

[Lord Jagged]

YAY!
I killed the thread.
*celebrates*  

[Moomba666]

It's worth...ONE BILLION DOLLARs!

Nah i dunno...

So Japanese Anime...good stuff huh?  

[Lord Jagged]

No! It is back from the dead!  

[Moomba666]

*cackles*

talking of Japanese stuff...

BATTLE ROYALE!

 

[Lord Jagged]

Moomba666

*cackles*

talking of Japanese stuff...

BATTLE ROYALE!

Now that is good!  

[Moomba666]

*ponders* If any British Gaians object to gore and stuff...look away now




Thats gotta hurt...  

[Bono Vox]

Lord Jagged

Moomba666

*cackles*

talking of Japanese stuff...

BATTLE ROYALE!

Now that is good!

i've seen that! its horrible! its rubbish!  

[fwikin]

oy dont say that about battle royale!
dont ever say that! gonk  

[Moomba666]

Battle Royale Rocks! Battle Royale 2 sucked...  

[Boolean Julian]

If you forgive me from not being OT...
MTG (Magic: The Gathering) is better than Yu-Gi-Oh. It's an incredibly sophisticated and complex game that can be played to almost infinite depth. Until recently I was in it in a big way, until I ventually realised that: a) I'm not terribly good at it; and b) It's incredibly expensive to seriously play constructed (even T2). I know a fair bit, though, and could spout on for quite a while about how broken the 'clamp was, and how it completely locked down the old T2 and the MrBC metagame, by every teir 1 deck being either Raffinity (supporting it), or Artifact-hate, thinking up ways to deal with it. I've also had thoughts about whether it was quite as broken as the legendary early T2 cards, and even some of the Power Nine. It certainly, coupled with the old Affinity-orientated metagame, had the potential to give even more efficient card advantage than Ancestral Recall. I experiemented with proxy overextended Affinity decks, featuring the 'clamp, and also many of the power nine, including the Lotus and two of the moxes, Time Walk and Ancestral Recall. I used Metalworker as a mana engine, potential allowing me to draw my entire deck with the 'clamp. I could draw until I got a Disciple of the Vault, and then continue to draw, getting instant damage through with the Disciple's triggered ability.

If you could understand that, you deserve a small medal.  

[Zoutout]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a fun game for it's simplicity, but MTG is better.

I'm begginning to get into Jyhad, aswell.

Anyway:
Comics - Fantastic
Series & Movie - if not including first Japanese series, mainly about merchandising, but still quite entertaining. I just wish they'd kept all of the darker bits in (the darkest part of the series I've seen is when Bakura pulls out Pegasus' eye - whereas, in the comics, you can't beat playing air hockey, on a hot grill, using a block of ice with a high explosive in the middle)
Game - fun

The darkness of the comics is fantastic, primarilly with the first ones when he's bascially a vengeful vigilante (like digistising the vision of a movie director permementally[sp?])  

[Boolean Julian]

Zoutout

Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a fun game for it's simplicity, but MTG is better.

Really? What do you think about my T1 Affinity idea?  

[Zoutout]

I honestly don't know much about the game.

At Uni, Dave makes the decks, and we play each other with them.
I have no idea about how to build decks, but I'm apparently quite good at actually playing.  

[Boolean Julian]

Zoutout

I honestly don't know much about the game.

At Uni, Dave makes the decks, and we play each other with them.
I have no idea about how to build decks, but I'm apparently quite good at actually playing.

There you go, I'm a decent deckbuilder (at least, I would be if I had unlimited funds. Blacklotus, Mox pearl, Mox jet, Ancestral Recall and Time Walk? That's probably at least 1,500.