i like how this summon chant represent the friendships that zwijo made in his way, and he won was a big suprise. And also they remembered the gigant woman.
@@LordVanOskuroZwijo may not have considered them friends in the _traditional_ sense, but by this point, after he's had a bit of character development...he cared for them, in his own Zwijo-esque way. He respected them. Appreciated them at times, even. I'd call it two-way.
@@LordVanOskuro I don't know if they were one-sided. Zwijo has a lot of trust and respect in Dinois, and a large part of his time in the Kuaidul Space-time in episode 82 was about Zwijo's regrets that he didn't put more effort into fixing and maintaining his relationships with Mitsuko and Kawai Tell. He clearly values Mitsuko as a companion to some degree, and I think it is sweet that she was there for him at the end.
Zwijo isn't just the kind of person who'd say that he would win even if it killed him. Zwijo's the type of person who _would_ win _knowing_ it would kill him.
"But this is not a mass for the dead!" That's been in the chant since the first time he summoned Requiem. Makes you wonder if they had the disappearance of the Velgaerans planned since the beginning. If they wrote that line with this very scene in mind.
If there's one thing Studio Bridge is infamous for at this point, it's the sheer amount of foreshadowing they stuff into everything. I could completely believe they planned this from the beginning.
For so long, Zwijo saw dueling as a tool, a means to an end. He used Rush Duels in the exact opposite way Yuga would have wanted. This was different. Here, in this moment, for the first time in his entire life, Zwijo Rush Dueled for the sake of _fun,_ for the sake of enjoyment. In this moment, for the first time, when he literally put his life on the line for the sake of a final battle with one of the only people he could call a friend, he _truly_ understood what it meant to be a duelist.
RIP Zwijo . I knew this was coming , but I wasn’t prepared 🙏😭😭 This is not a mass for the dead. Yudias will honour him until a method to revive him is found 🙏🙏🙏
Even if a method to revive him is found...Zwijo wouldn't want it. He despised the fact that he was immortal, and felt liberated when he found out that his lifespan was now finite. He went out exactly the way he wanted to, and felt that his death had meaning. It would almost be disrespectful to revive him.
Damn, I haven’t watched a yugioh show since arc v and I didn’t even finish it, honestly didn’t know what to expect when I clicked this video but I am really tempted to watch yugioh again no
I actually think it fits, the chant says it itself, this isn’t a mass for the dead, it’s a requiem. Sure it can be sad, but he’s pushing through smiling all the while landing his final strike. It’s fitting that the music for something like that is a bit happy. Because it’s a happy moment for him despite what’s happening to him
Yes. Yes, you should. I won't say it's perfect, or that there aren't a few episodes I don't like, but that can be said for any show, and I will say it has a lot of things to appreciate, especially once you get into the end of Season One and beyond.
@@ZephyrBW Season One could best be described as "setup", it lays the foundation for what happens next. It has some very interesting moments of its own, however. As for where it lies in the timeline...let's just say that episodes 38 and 39 will explain everything and then some, especially combined with episode 62.
@@quangnhat5351 Zwijo: *tragically perishing but managing to complete his final turn and winning the duel thanks to the support of those he calls his friends* Song: DIRI DON PA!! DIRI DON PA!! HEY, YEAH YEAH!! like im sorry but even considering the other lyrics that doesn't really change that they played a cheerful catchy and upbeat song over a main character's death, even if it was with his comrades at his side.
@@GamerJosh2611 well I think that there’re some songs sound catchy but the lyrics are meaningful (and in some cases, dark). So Soul Galaxy is the case for this. And for Ep98, its lyric is fitting
It seems like a good choice, in a way. This may be sad for everybody else, but not Zwijo, this is the happiest he's been in a good while. He despised being immortal, so when he found out the Velgearians were finally dying what seemed to be a permanent death, he embraced it, and instead sought out what felt like a meaningful end. He went out exactly the way he wanted to.
And in the end of the series they will bring everybody back,so technicaly his death means dogshit.And this series Use the opening Song a lil to much for this moments,you technicaly use the opening in a duel at the very end of the series.
Death of the whole secondary cast in GX mattered a lot even after they were brought back, due to the trauma it caused the protagonist, so let's not say things like that before we confirm it. Plus a character being brought back does not ruin the tragic circumstances of their death, like with the whole Zexal cast.
Don't be so negative, this series has surpassed expectations enough to be given the benefit of the doubt. Regardless of the outcome, they won't just make everything so far worthless. People have been assuming they're smarter than the writers since Sevens, only to be bamboozled time and time again. Most people expected the Velgearians to be revived by the end of Season 2 and invalidate this entire arc, only for the show to pull the rug out from everyone calling it predictable. And as people said, revived or not, it doesn't mean that their deaths will lack consequence.
Yugioh feels off now lol isn't feels yugioh anymore lol For me best yugioh was Duel monsters yugioh gx Yugioh 5D's yugioh Zexal yugioh arc V yugioh Vrains. after this arcs yugioh anime becomes blant and trash like a resetted bakugan anime lol 😂
@@SevensDranLet's not put words into someone's mouth. Don't forget he wrote the basic story for Dark Signers arc of 5Ds, proving he was fine with Yugioh being more than just an episodic high school series like it started off as, so I don't think Vrains is that far from his vision. And even the things he didn't write he signed off on. On the other hand saying this absolutely devastating scene isn't worthy of being called Yu-Gi-Oh somehow is absolute insanity. While Go Rush is usually more nonsensical and comedic than even Sevens was before it, this here is so dark that only the genocide of Bakura's tribe even compares from the original manga. To me dying with a smile on your face is darker than setting a criminal on fire or being forced to fist fight a serial killer (who was also set on fire).
Zwijo joining the Kite club of winning a duel while dying.
Oh yeah Kite did die in his duel against Mizar right
I always forget that he won that duel
@@seir5772 I sometimes thought that too I thought It was gonna be like in the duel between marik and Joey
@@yuukithehedgehogIt's not Kite, it's Kaito. And it's not Mizar, it's Mizael.
@@gabrielvelosa2597 I know what there names in the Japanese version are I'm just more use to the English version because I grew up with it that's all
Joey Wheeler needed friends like his when he was fighting Marik Ishtar
...
I like how, even as he faded away, his monster lingered enough to land the finishing blow.
i like how this summon chant represent the friendships that zwijo made in his way, and he won was a big suprise. And also they remembered the gigant woman.
One sided friendships
@@LordVanOskuroZwijo may not have considered them friends in the _traditional_ sense, but by this point, after he's had a bit of character development...he cared for them, in his own Zwijo-esque way. He respected them. Appreciated them at times, even. I'd call it two-way.
@@LordVanOskuro I don't know if they were one-sided. Zwijo has a lot of trust and respect in Dinois, and a large part of his time in the Kuaidul Space-time in episode 82 was about Zwijo's regrets that he didn't put more effort into fixing and maintaining his relationships with Mitsuko and Kawai Tell. He clearly values Mitsuko as a companion to some degree, and I think it is sweet that she was there for him at the end.
@@bingo36ablecan't blame zwijo for not realizing how mitsuko feels about him since it was her getting the wrong ideas.
Zwijo seems like the kind of person who would say that he would win even if it killed him
canon
Zwijo isn't just the kind of person who'd say that he would win even if it killed him. Zwijo's the type of person who _would_ win _knowing_ it would kill him.
"But this is not a mass for the dead!"
That's been in the chant since the first time he summoned Requiem. Makes you wonder if they had the disappearance of the Velgaerans planned since the beginning. If they wrote that line with this very scene in mind.
If there's one thing Studio Bridge is infamous for at this point, it's the sheer amount of foreshadowing they stuff into everything. I could completely believe they planned this from the beginning.
This is how a true duelist should leave this world. With a smile after giving his all om a winning move.
For so long, Zwijo saw dueling as a tool, a means to an end. He used Rush Duels in the exact opposite way Yuga would have wanted. This was different. Here, in this moment, for the first time in his entire life, Zwijo Rush Dueled for the sake of _fun,_ for the sake of enjoyment. In this moment, for the first time, when he literally put his life on the line for the sake of a final battle with one of the only people he could call a friend, he _truly_ understood what it meant to be a duelist.
@@Debater And then it was completely ruined.
@@dakotayoung1611 Which he was understandably upset about when he resurrected.
Nothing like dying out of exhaustion by dueling and winning. RIP Zwijo
RIP Zwijo . I knew this was coming , but I wasn’t prepared 🙏😭😭
This is not a mass for the dead. Yudias will honour him until a method to revive him is found 🙏🙏🙏
Even if a method to revive him is found...Zwijo wouldn't want it. He despised the fact that he was immortal, and felt liberated when he found out that his lifespan was now finite. He went out exactly the way he wanted to, and felt that his death had meaning. It would almost be disrespectful to revive him.
@@DebaterCase in point, the Dark Matter Legion did that and he immediately went to blows with their leader.
@@maxjpz Straight-up Incredibles nonsense. "Zwijo zir Velgear didn't ask to be saved, Zwijo zir Velgear didn't _want_ to be saved!"
Sadness 888%
Actually the percentage is 8.88M%, but 100% agree with you
This is a Kaito moment and I love it
in this duel zwijo was the protagonist and we discover what the incocation chant of voidvelrg requiem really means
Out of all the duels ive seen in yugioh this one is by far the best duel ever #zwijoforever
RIP Zwijo and thank you mate.
Zwijo daying the 3rd time infront of yudias
Zweijo is Kuririn
At least this time he wasn't blown up or wiped from existence.
Damn, I haven’t watched a yugioh show since arc v and I didn’t even finish it, honestly didn’t know what to expect when I clicked this video but I am really tempted to watch yugioh again no
ZWIJO FOREVER!!!
You seem... familiar
Well, I just got spoiled. Still on Episode 72 lmao
...yikes.
Yudias not only loss his friend but also the Duel at the same time
I hate how hapoy the opening is on this feels out of place BUT god this scene is so good
I actually think it fits, the chant says it itself, this isn’t a mass for the dead, it’s a requiem. Sure it can be sad, but he’s pushing through smiling all the while landing his final strike. It’s fitting that the music for something like that is a bit happy. Because it’s a happy moment for him despite what’s happening to him
imagine the opponent had mirror force or magic cylinder 💀💀💀
Not sure if either exist in Rush duels yet.
Who attacks is yudias
Zweijo use a trap who force to attack
@@genyakozlov1316both is legend
@@genyakozlov1316they exist, they are Legendary Cards.
Imagen finally defeating Yudias who's even stronger ad this point and then dying.
Xtrawdktra yu gi oh Rrun how do I know that Joanne Nathan work hard work any opponent?
It's like you win the duel but then you got heart attack
zwijo got the power of friendship
I wonder if I should revisit this? Anybody?
Yes. Yes, you should. I won't say it's perfect, or that there aren't a few episodes I don't like, but that can be said for any show, and I will say it has a lot of things to appreciate, especially once you get into the end of Season One and beyond.
@@Debater so season one is like slow burn ? Also is this supposed to be a sequel for sevens or prequel I get confused
@@ZephyrBW Season One could best be described as "setup", it lays the foundation for what happens next. It has some very interesting moments of its own, however. As for where it lies in the timeline...let's just say that episodes 38 and 39 will explain everything and then some, especially combined with episode 62.
Nombre de la música por fa o enlace en los comentarios algún heroe
Nadie te contestó en 1 mes, no sé si te sirva a esta altura, es simplemente el opening 2 de Yugioh Go Rush
Is this coming to the US!?!
Music choice for this scene feels just a lil off...
No, it doesn’t. You have to read the lyric, it’s really fit for this scene
@@quangnhat5351 Zwijo: *tragically perishing but managing to complete his final turn and winning the duel thanks to the support of those he calls his friends*
Song: DIRI DON PA!! DIRI DON PA!! HEY, YEAH YEAH!!
like im sorry but even considering the other lyrics that doesn't really change that they played a cheerful catchy and upbeat song over a main character's death, even if it was with his comrades at his side.
@@GamerJosh2611 well I think that there’re some songs sound catchy but the lyrics are meaningful (and in some cases, dark). So Soul Galaxy is the case for this.
And for Ep98, its lyric is fitting
It seems like a good choice, in a way. This may be sad for everybody else, but not Zwijo, this is the happiest he's been in a good while. He despised being immortal, so when he found out the Velgearians were finally dying what seemed to be a permanent death, he embraced it, and instead sought out what felt like a meaningful end. He went out exactly the way he wanted to.
@@Debater and the fact that this is the first time Zwijo is Rush Dueling for fun, it hits hard
Thats no ygo chant, thats some fgo shit
And in the end of the series they will bring everybody back,so technicaly his death means dogshit.And this series Use the opening Song a lil to much for this moments,you technicaly use the opening in a duel at the very end of the series.
lets watch it first until the end before judging okay
Death of the whole secondary cast in GX mattered a lot even after they were brought back, due to the trauma it caused the protagonist, so let's not say things like that before we confirm it. Plus a character being brought back does not ruin the tragic circumstances of their death, like with the whole Zexal cast.
Don't be so negative, this series has surpassed expectations enough to be given the benefit of the doubt. Regardless of the outcome, they won't just make everything so far worthless. People have been assuming they're smarter than the writers since Sevens, only to be bamboozled time and time again. Most people expected the Velgearians to be revived by the end of Season 2 and invalidate this entire arc, only for the show to pull the rug out from everyone calling it predictable. And as people said, revived or not, it doesn't mean that their deaths will lack consequence.
So ummm, I don't like this character. So his death is more confusing to me.
Yugioh feels off now lol isn't feels yugioh anymore lol
For me best yugioh
was Duel monsters
yugioh gx
Yugioh 5D's
yugioh Zexal
yugioh arc V
yugioh Vrains.
after this arcs yugioh anime becomes blant and trash like a resetted bakugan anime lol 😂
@@SevensDranLet's not put words into someone's mouth. Don't forget he wrote the basic story for Dark Signers arc of 5Ds, proving he was fine with Yugioh being more than just an episodic high school series like it started off as, so I don't think Vrains is that far from his vision.
And even the things he didn't write he signed off on.
On the other hand saying this absolutely devastating scene isn't worthy of being called Yu-Gi-Oh somehow is absolute insanity. While Go Rush is usually more nonsensical and comedic than even Sevens was before it, this here is so dark that only the genocide of Bakura's tribe even compares from the original manga.
To me dying with a smile on your face is darker than setting a criminal on fire or being forced to fist fight a serial killer (who was also set on fire).
Bro actually liked Arc-V lol