When it comes to general discussions about anime, you probably won’t hear Yu-Gi-Oh! mentioned amongst the likes of Hunter x Hunter or many people’s favorite at the moment, Attack on Titan. I myself have started to get back into Yu-Gi-Oh! too, tapping back into what I loved about it as a kid and enjoying what’s new about it as an adult.

Worldwide, people are trying to find their old decks and grabbing cards they couldn’t get when they were younger. Part of it was always going to happen with time, but the process definitely sped up due to people spending more time indoors, perhaps wanting to get a bit of nostalgia and getting into an old hobby. Hands down, the final duel between Yugi and Atem is the best of the season.In the past year or so, just like Pokémon cards have seen a surge in pricing, Yu-Gi-Oh! cards have also continued to become more and more valuable. It made for an incredible duel that was a ton of fun to watch. It is a very hard-fought battle, but in the end, Yugi was able to take the win and prove to Atem that he was ready to stand on his own.

It's an incredibly tough battle that Yugi almost loses quite a few times, but he manages to defeat some of the strongest monsters in the entire game and beat the most awarded duelist of all time. In this duel, Yugi manages to take out every single one of the Egyptian God cards (which proves to Kaiba that he really is the King of Games) and the Dark Magician. In this duel, Atem actually controls fate the entire time, drawing every card he needs in order to assure that Yugi will be okay without him. The duel is a test of strength for Yugi to ensure that he'll be okay to stand on his own if Atem is allowed to go to his final resting place. The ceremonial duel is the final duel of the final season, and it is held between Yugi and Atem.

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