Not that I didn't expect him to come back, but having his death lasting only an episode and a half was annoying.

During this duel, I honestly thought that Astral was really dead. forgetting his kattobingu (man, I didn't know that removing a word that doesn't make even exist from a person's vocabulary could be so brutal XD ). It was basically a duel between two broken spirited persons, with III psychologically torn apart between his family's past and Tron's obession for vengence, and Yuma. But Yuuma and Astral are not the only Number Hunters out there and many of the other parties seeking these powerful cards have much more malicious desires than recovering lost memories.I'd say that my favorite ZeXal duel was the between Yuma and III (Episodes 47-49). Seeing that Astral is a skilled duelist and wanting to better himself, Yuuma reluctantly agrees to assist Astral in recovering the Numbers. These Numbers are extremely dangerous each card has a will of its own and can possess any duelist who uses it by bringing out the deepest, and often darkest, desires of that person's heart.

Just as hope seems lost, a mysterious spirit named Astral appears and helps Yuuma to win the duel.Īstral explains that his memories have been lost and split into 99 cards called Numbers that have been scattered all over the world. Always pushing himself to the limit in order to prove himself, Yuuma soon finds himself outmatched when dueling a bully to recover his friend's stolen cards. Yuuma is an amateur duelist who wants to become the world's greatest Duel Monsters champion, having learned the basics of dueling from his father who disappeared long ago under mysterious circumstances. Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Zexal follows the adventures of Yuuma Tsukumo in his hometown, the futuristic city of Heartland.

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