Nice video, just a couple points: - The original series had an animated movie in Neon Messiah as well, and there was a total of 2 live action movies as well - G Zone total is 16 not 15
I joined the game when it started in the 2012s. It got so popular that so many students had to petition to remove the card game ban from the school.(due to some history with students selling cards which lead to stealing and fighting) I have a lot of memories with the game, my biggest one was during the link joker arc of the anime, I was at a shop tournament and using Gold Paladins, the opponent had just ended his turn with Tempest Bolt(A unit that gains power from each empty space on the board and had an ability to remove every single unit in the game) my hand was empty from guarding for my life and I had 1 copy of a card in my deck with the ability to fill my entire board with enough cost on the field to use it. Problem was, I only had 1 copy of the card and it wasn't in my hand. My friend who was much better at the game had given me advice when I was building the deck and even said that it was a stupid decision to put that card in the deck given how unlikely I could use it. With my field empty, I stood my vanguard and drew my card. IT WAS FREAKING WOLF FANG LIBERATOR GARMORE!!! Which was the exact card I needed for this situation, the 1 copy that I put in for this very situation. I was laughing for a while before riding it and my opponent swore: "Are you f*cking kidding me?! That card?!" Needless to say, I won the round and the game. Not the tournament though XD Honestly the whole thing felt so anime and is the reason I still watch the anime despite not playing it when the G series started.
Link joker work great as invaders though I feel that reverse beats psyqualia zombies Give me a reverse card of my Ace card over seeing my friends lose But reverse isn't like psyqualia though...
@L Lawliet I like how crazy ygo can get but the protag who wins every fight except when they don't, and when they don't someone dies or something. With that being said not a huge fan of Chrono. I like Aichi because to me he's the most relatable Card Anime protag, as nerds we've all be ridiculed in some way or the other so instead of giving us nerds a power fantasy where we win all the games and beat all the bad guys. We get a hero who's just like us, started from nothing, finds an escape in the game. Gain confidence and more of a social circle, new experiences and when he loses he thinks about and gets better . And yes the later seasons did get crazier with each season in terms of supernatural elements but it didn't start that way.
This is so nostalgic, I remember the simplicity of Vanguard long ago, V series went back to that and gave me the same feeling of the first time I played vanguard
Many people tell me that Link Joker was their favorite season, but I personally feel that the first season was the best. Season 1 did an amazing job differentiating itself from other TCG animes by making it relatable to TCG players and accurately portraying TCG culture. Although I still enjoyed Link Joker, I feel that it took place during a time where the anime went in the same direction as other TCG animes. Great video by the way. It looks like you'll be a rising star in the Vanguard UA-cam community.
Link joker works because it was a invasion and Kai was reversed Bet link joker look at deletors as brethren that are slightly madder than chaos breaker and Delete is just as broken as its movie counterpart
Haruhi Suzumiya Those are all fair points. As I stated in my comment, I still enjoyed the link joker season. In fact, it’s my second favorite season of all time. I still prefer season one though.
Season 1 and 3 are like night and day. Season 1 portrays a player starting out in the TCG. I'd like to think that since Aichi's just starting out and his image is still weak that's why most of the battles are more grounded in reality. Season 3 cannot be as fantastical as it is in comparison if Season 1 was similar to it. The TCG culture is still there just underneath the Reverse backdrop of playing something strong (locking) at the cost of forsaking why you even play in the first place. For me, unlike other TCG animes Cardfight shouldn't be viewed in a vacuum like the others, since if the point is to showcase the feeling of playing a TCG then the whole journey should be observed as a single line.
I think the Reverse showed the dynamic between trying to become the best and becoming more powerful at the expense of yourself and those around you. Link Joker especially made me feel because I could relate to it in the sense that I was trying so hard to be so much better than everyone else but I ended up pushing all of my friends away from me. The reverse fighters are those who gave in to the urge for power and being the best while those that stayed sane (people that accept their weakness and strive to become better in a healthy way) pulled the world out of chaos. It’s my opinion, but when talking about art like anime, everything is subjective and I could have missed the point entirely lol
Honestly I agreed, I liked the whole concept of the " remember why you started playing" thing. I mean people don't get reverse in real life but in a way it happens. People started playing or doing what they loved at first but as time went on and got tough they seek to find a new way to complete that goal and end up loosing their way along that road. I also found the season very entertaining though I did find the small non important fight Hilarious dumb because they were just flashing their cards at one point to reverse the effect of the reverse??? Lmao
@@tunnel77xx32 To expand on your point, I totally agree. In a sense, we do have Reversed fighters among us. Not those with the dead eyes and red marks, but people who have forgotten the feeling of having fun with Vanguard. The people that spend tons of money on improving their deck, or playing a clan they don't even like all in the name of winning more games rather than having fun.
Weirdly enough, I found Link Joker and lock to be actually great because it's still mentioned in conversations. Its a bit like lightning bolt in mtg, a simple controversial thing that people still talk about. My metric for goodness is it's immortality within players, the longer people discuss about it, the better it actually is.
When Vanguard started airing Yu-Gi-Oh! Was in the Zexal era. Coming from 5Ds being more teen oriented Zexal took a huge step back. Vanguard was people’s safety net if they didn’t like the direction.
When I first started watching the vanguard anime I loved it, because of aichi, honestly what he was doing was exactly what I was. It was like learning alongside someone else which was great, and once more he was getting his ass beat just as much as me 😂
Man time certainly did fly, I played the game during the time Aqua force was introduced and brought in Glory Maelstorm and my 1st clan was the Gold Paladins with Garmore. I loved the show from the original up to legion mates even if that season might not have been great. The G series was odd in the beginning but fun to watch, but then I slowly couldn't keep up with the game due to my time constraints with life and slowly was forgetting Vanguard and didn't get too into G Next and G Z, until the reboot came and I thought of it as my "restart" to go back in the game. I'm aware the V series is a mix bag even though I don't have issues with it but can see why to some people, but I do have fun with the game and I'm glad to be back looking into the cards, what could be new, what are others thoughts on something either positive or negative, and I still hope the game can continue to grow without crashing and burning completely.
I really liked the first 4 seasons of the first series, I stopped after G as I never liked how they formatted the episodes. The reboot so far is great.
I remember first watching the anime with my twin on UA-cam around the time it first came out and being so entranced mad in love with the show which obviously eventually led to us getting into the card game. We stuck with the series for a while, up until the G era, even getting other friends into it as well, but being kids (I was probably like 9, or 10 when I first got into the show) we couldn't afford many cards and eventually stopped playing it. I'm 16 now and still find myself coming back to it, even just to see the state of the show and the game. Honestly, I want to get back into it, maybe watch the anime again, especially now that they have standard mode. Maybe I will someday, because I really do miss it-gives me mad nostalgia.
Silvia T It’s following the manga, which judging by the anime, wasn’t that good. After the Miyaji arc finishes, they will continue the anime without the manga since the manga stops after Miyaji academy. Hopefully the anime will get good then
The reboot was more for the actual tcg since it was getting crazy expensive. They decided to go and follow the manga. I personally loved the series but wished they added at least one more arc. They could've also showed us the asia circuit instead of skipping it.
I was one of the players that left Vanguard because the game had become too crazy and less fun with the level of power creep present, with Gyze being the final straw. When I found out about V I got super excited for it and came back to the game, and honestly V series feels like how Vanguard should have been from the very beginning, it just felt natural with how the cards felt. I give major props to Bushiroad recognizing the need for this reboot and how they went about it.
darn 8 years ago, feels like time flew, all you said defiantly did bring me into vanguard back in day, I'm so glad back in day they didn't go with the no clan kind of thing that was prevalent earlier because of decks not being able to be completed. the reboot is nice and happy it happened as i felt also that many players were leaving and community getting smaller, but because of it i ran into a player i hadn't seen since like mid g era who came back for v-series. but i still enjoy premium and hope players allow both formats to grow id say i enjoyed original series most and like early g because of the v-deck thing that gave quest which was interesting
link joker's a massive departure from og season 1 my beloved but as time passes it definitely seems to be the fandom's favorite because of the story rather than in spite of it
I know this is going to sound weird, during the run of the original series I actually came up with an idea for 2 new clans. After the series reboot the idea just kept on permeating my thoughts, this initially happened when I noticed that the nations that all the clans belong to had a bit of size gap. Most of the nations had at least 4 clans, with the United Sanctuary and Dragon Empire having the most clans among the lot. However, currently, the Zoo and Magallanica nations only have 3 clans. The 2 new clans I came up with were my attempt at least bring those two nations up to having four clans with most of the other nations. The clans make things fun and interesting because each is centered around a different mechanic, that meaning that most of the creatures in that clan with abilities that aren't triggers have abilities having to do with their clan's distinct gimmick. For the Magallanica I came up with a clan built around the concept and idea of "terrors of the deep" with the idea of 2 conflicting factions within the clan that culminate with the two creatures expressed to be the leaders of the clan having distinct abilities that can be as harmful as they are helpful depending on how they're placed on the playfield; while the other clan was devised for the Zoo nation and built around the idea of protective play in the form of most of the creature abilities having something to do with defense in some matter, and to add to things I came up with idea that their ideology is all about full cooperation, epitomized with a special ability for certain creatures when they are on the board with specific other creatures in a sort of set. I know it sounds weird, but I really liked devising what I have for these clans and even have some notes in a word document on them, I think I also sent a tweet to Bushi Road about them shortly after the series reboot happened.
Lets not forget the music as Bushiroad is also really influential in that aspect thank you Jam Project, Psychic Lovers, Ultra Rare and Breakerz (Daigo)
Omg, that takes me back in my middle school we love to watch cardfight vanguard together, it was fun 2 years until all of us choose different highschool and because no one to play with in my new school i stopped playing it
Your video was a nice remembrance of the old days of vanguard I played the game since the first trial decks came out and i was so hype to play and im happy it didnt die out like so many other card games and i still play to this day 8 yrs really go by fast.
My opinion, but I did like the complexity and wide varieties of mechanics in the G series. It made the game a lot more based on your own skill rather than luck as striding could actually turn the tides of the game.
I just hope for a v series gear chronicle trial deck, I really want to get into gear chronicle but the new cards are expensive and a trial deck would make stuff so much easier
Bushi needs to expand vanguard even more and not just keep the best to Japan. I would love an official latin american dub with my favorite voice actors.
Now I feel old, lol. Started back a little before DOTE and MLB were released. I never played during G, just never had the time, but I can appreciate the game trying to return to its roots. In terms of complexity of game mechanics, I would like to see a return of Limit Break and Break Ride, and maybe even Legion. I do agree on Extra Decks, that they do make TCGs more difficult to enter, especially for newer players. I feel Yu-Gi-Oh definitely suffers from that same problem, where putting together a good Extra Deck alone can easily drop you $100 or even $200, especially if you want to be competitive. I never did like Konami's strategy of releasing overpowered new cards, nerfing them several months later, and then releasing more overpowered cards. That's one of the reasons I picked up Vanguard, it's just so much easier to get into, and I've always loved and praised that aspect of it.
Man, i'm italian and the current expansion is bt13-14. You don't know how bad are LB era decks. The only difference between a link joker and an oracle think tank is the main g3's skill, the break ride's skill and one g1/g2's skill. Other than that all the decks are the same: 12k attacker, 10k attacker, 10k supporter for vg/11k supporter for a specific unit, search g3 starter...
Gabriele Papiri Is the game really that far behind over there? I had no idea. That’s crazy. On topic, I think mechanically, Limit Break and Break Ride, by themselves, were excellent mechanics. Especially Limit Break which added an extra layer of not only managing your damage, but your opponent’s as well. But I do agree that there was a lot of homogenisation between clans back then, with most differences coming from the boss units. One of the biggest things I like about the new series is that each clan feels unique and different, and have different play styles. Sure, there’s some similarities, like how Kagero and Shadows are still both centred around retiring units and powering up, but even for clans like those, they still manage to feel unique from each other. I just think the new format does everything better than the old, and that Bushiroad did an excellent job of learning from the game’s previous shortcomings. Though if I had to point out one flaw, there’s a hell of a lot more number crunching with the new format. Hurts my head sometimes, keeping track of all the power-ups. Makes me feel sorry for Murakumo players :P
>History of Vangurd >mentions Yugioh’s influence >zero mention of creator Akira Ito >zero mention of Akira Ito started off working on the Yugioh R manga before creating Vanguard >mentions the cheesy live action movie and not Neon Messiah
I started playing in 2012 but stopped because i had to move away but now I started playing it again and knowing they reboot it to vanguard V it is so interesting i just love the new imaginary gift markers mechanism
I seen all the shows for vanguard. I love link joker but I like legion mate. It not the best but I find to be enjoy to see. I been playing the game starting 2012 and don't plan on leaving it. I just want dark rex back in the game. Great job, good sir!
I like the first two seasons of Yu-Gi-Oh but this is always something on the line and those episodes it just gets a little bit too serious at a real watching it again and compare to both of first bunch of episodes of Vanguard in the first bunch of episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh GX it’s just so casual that it’s much more enjoyable to watch
The yugioh anime and manga were created before any rules were set. That's why there was a lot of cheating in the first season. Now the anime is faithful to the card game, or it was until sevens, where they started promoting the new "Rush Duels".
Still playing vanguard up to this day particularly v premium. Tried playing overdress and premium formats but turns out theyre not the right format for me
As a Magic and Vanguard Player i have to say: Standard is trash, rotation is lazy and a sign of incompetence. I still play both games... But never standard!
For me the original vanguard & reboot vanguard, both are great story to watch even the format game are different... 1st u guys will be a bit confused but if more u guys watch new series vanguard the more u guys will understand the format game easily... Btw nice comeback from new vanguard series bcoz make good reboot story & create the format game become more intresting.
I'm new to Vanguard and starting to think this is an interesting game. I' ve watched all the series ( includes and movie) for the past 3 months to catch up
I left when the whole buddy system was made. I really didn't like where the game was going at the time. And it was crazy expensive. But when the standard format came out I got back into it. Besides BT being a little much I really like where the standard format is now, and I can afford it now.
Oh by the way @Miracle Trigger if you're up for new card games i would recommend Wixoss, there are some animes for it even thought they are more story driven than focusing on the card game itself (still worth to watch) and, while it only got released in jp, there is a nice steam workshop item for it^^ (that i will update in a few days again xD)
I'm played Vanguard from TD 02, play until Legion, When G comes The game becomes Power creep and expensive, so now I'm only playing in Cardfight Area, cause of those stuff
Mircale trigger, great video keep up the great work. Also I love vanguard, it's a great game as much as I love my yugioh decks i just play for fun with my friends . I got into vanguard late, I started when legion mate was ending but I love the series new or old. Btw do you know why the original season 1 of vanguard is region locked :( and do you know why legion mate was never dubbed and why it's not on the vanguard channel?
I think I heard somewhere that the cards released in English were significantly lagging behind the Japanese releases at the time. When Vanguard G started airing its episodes, Bushiroad wanted players in all regions to be caught up with the latest cards, so Legion Mate got skipped everywhere outside Japan.
Then the game got something for standard a few months ago a 2nd version to all the imaginary gifts a few months back at the release of the heroic evolution set
I started in Limit Break then skipped way towards the V Series and Im glad that it still felt like the first version of the game since the strides stuff was confusing and I didnt rlly enjoy legion. Im glad they took this direction. The game feels reinvigorated and now pay to win just so that your deck feels personal.
Hi,since we in italy are only in BT13 and in the first of march we'll get BT14 can you give me a little advice?i'm looking for a deck that can be still used after quite a bit of time for the next expansions,something that maybe can survive legion or stride
I love yugooh first season, and Pokemon. For me it's playing with my friends and building deck. Also vanguard is balance. I hated now in Yu-Gi-Oh everything changed and so much regulation. I would only duel with vanilla Yu-Gi-Oh first gen. Starter deck. Ok, I take that back lol. I haven't played since like 5-4 years. I love the old first generation card game. I'm going to build my Kaegro deck, gold pally, and Oracle think tank. That's it
My opinions 1. I love season 3 / link joker. Tournament Seasons are pretty boring to me so I rather have world ending/saving Seasons. 2. I understand G era might be complicated but expensive? I bought my nubatama dominate deck at $80 when it was still meta. 3. I hate V series and beyond. The bad anime just pulled me out, and I use the anime as reference to the game’s interactiveness.
Link joker and legion mate was favourite season after that I stop watching and playing vanguard . U know College and job stuff . In this lockdown I think I should start collecting again , I heard lot about v series and also download the game vanguard zero which is ok not bad ..
Miracle trigger, I can’t find the comment you replied to so I’m making another one. If your having trouble you should try help to help yourself and ask professionals for help. Even if your demons don’t drown you try to make them suffocate(sorry for the violent language). This is what I think anyway
![[Sub][if 20] Cardfight!! Vanguard Extra Story - The Place of Beginnings](/img/n.gif)
Nice video, just a couple points:
- The original series had an animated movie in Neon Messiah as well, and there was a total of 2 live action movies as well
- G Zone total is 16 not 15
Oof good catches. Thanks for clarification amigo :)
What?! They have live action movies?? Damn, I thought I know enough...
2 drama movies and 2 musical stage plays.
U have a big brain
i dont particularly like Stride
I joined the game when it started in the 2012s. It got so popular that so many students had to petition to remove the card game ban from the school.(due to some history with students selling cards which lead to stealing and fighting)
I have a lot of memories with the game, my biggest one was during the link joker arc of the anime,
I was at a shop tournament and using Gold Paladins, the opponent had just ended his turn with Tempest Bolt(A unit that gains power from each empty space on the board and had an ability to remove every single unit in the game) my hand was empty from guarding for my life and I had 1 copy of a card in my deck with the ability to fill my entire board with enough cost on the field to use it. Problem was,
I only had 1 copy of the card and it wasn't in my hand.
My friend who was much better at the game had given me advice when I was building the deck and even said that it was a stupid decision to put that card in the deck given how unlikely I could use it.
With my field empty, I stood my vanguard and drew my card.
IT WAS FREAKING WOLF FANG LIBERATOR GARMORE!!!
Which was the exact card I needed for this situation, the 1 copy that I put in for this very situation.
I was laughing for a while before riding it and my opponent swore: "Are you f*cking kidding me?! That card?!"
Needless to say, I won the round and the game.
Not the tournament though XD
Honestly the whole thing felt so anime and is the reason I still watch the anime despite not playing it when the G series started.
Ashley Lightheart that sounds awesome!!! Dude, your deck responded to your feelings in that moment
psyqualia suddenly activated 😆
@@jeremymalachi LMAO! Yeah
@@Tonyten39 That's one way to put it XD
That is some prime vanguard right there.
I will say tho.. you should have played G era. It was the golden age for sure
I like how the Vanguard tcg in the anime didn't 'have' to be supernatural, the planet cray just happens to be connected with the game.
Link joker work great as invaders though I feel that reverse beats psyqualia zombies
Give me a reverse card of my Ace card over seeing my friends lose
But reverse isn't like psyqualia though...
Yeah but then Link Joker made aliens appear and threw that out the window
@L Lawliet I like how crazy ygo can get but the protag who wins every fight except when they don't, and when they don't someone dies or something. With that being said not a huge fan of Chrono.
I like Aichi because to me he's the most relatable Card Anime protag, as nerds we've all be ridiculed in some way or the other so instead of giving us nerds a power fantasy where we win all the games and beat all the bad guys.
We get a hero who's just like us, started from nothing, finds an escape in the game. Gain confidence and more of a social circle, new experiences and when he loses he thinks about and gets better .
And yes the later seasons did get crazier with each season in terms of supernatural elements but it didn't start that way.
@@williamnguyen8663 All of Vanguard is aliens though
@@monsunoguy19 in the real world. It was always just a grounded card game but link joker made it a invasion for a reason
This is so nostalgic, I remember the simplicity of Vanguard long ago, V series went back to that and gave me the same feeling of the first time I played vanguard
It's a breath of fresh air for sure
Many people tell me that Link Joker was their favorite season, but I personally feel that the first season was the best. Season 1 did an amazing job differentiating itself from other TCG animes by making it relatable to TCG players and accurately portraying TCG culture. Although I still enjoyed Link Joker, I feel that it took place during a time where the anime went in the same direction as other TCG animes. Great video by the way. It looks like you'll be a rising star in the Vanguard UA-cam community.
Link joker works because it was a invasion and Kai was reversed
Bet link joker look at deletors as brethren that are slightly madder than chaos breaker and Delete is just as broken as its movie counterpart
Haruhi Suzumiya Those are all fair points. As I stated in my comment, I still enjoyed the link joker season. In fact, it’s my second favorite season of all time. I still prefer season one though.
@@BlackMoonDragon the first season was the best, but my second best was the legion one
Lim Jun Sheng cool
Season 1 and 3 are like night and day. Season 1 portrays a player starting out in the TCG. I'd like to think that since Aichi's just starting out and his image is still weak that's why most of the battles are more grounded in reality. Season 3 cannot be as fantastical as it is in comparison if Season 1 was similar to it. The TCG culture is still there just underneath the Reverse backdrop of playing something strong (locking) at the cost of forsaking why you even play in the first place.
For me, unlike other TCG animes Cardfight shouldn't be viewed in a vacuum like the others, since if the point is to showcase the feeling of playing a TCG then the whole journey should be observed as a single line.
The Link Joker arc was my personal favourite to watch, but i understand not a lot drank it like their cup of tea.
I think the Reverse showed the dynamic between trying to become the best and becoming more powerful at the expense of yourself and those around you. Link Joker especially made me feel because I could relate to it in the sense that I was trying so hard to be so much better than everyone else but I ended up pushing all of my friends away from me. The reverse fighters are those who gave in to the urge for power and being the best while those that stayed sane (people that accept their weakness and strive to become better in a healthy way) pulled the world out of chaos. It’s my opinion, but when talking about art like anime, everything is subjective and I could have missed the point entirely lol
Honestly I agreed, I liked the whole concept of the " remember why you started playing" thing. I mean people don't get reverse in real life but in a way it happens. People started playing or doing what they loved at first but as time went on and got tough they seek to find a new way to complete that goal and end up loosing their way along that road. I also found the season very entertaining though I did find the small non important fight Hilarious dumb because they were just flashing their cards at one point to reverse the effect of the reverse??? Lmao
@@tunnel77xx32 To expand on your point, I totally agree. In a sense, we do have Reversed fighters among us. Not those with the dead eyes and red marks, but people who have forgotten the feeling of having fun with Vanguard. The people that spend tons of money on improving their deck, or playing a clan they don't even like all in the name of winning more games rather than having fun.
I love link joker as a clan and even though I get beaten by other players I like the lock mechanism but delete is just as devastating.
Reverse was the best OG arc
That live action movie is the reason I'm playing Vanguard today.
Arlixd Never thought I’d read this XD I couldn’t stand 5 min of the live action
I didn't think anyone would ever talk about that shitty movie. Every fucking second I felt disgusted at them not playing with sleeves
@@andre51605 You must have hated when they didn't use sleeves in the anime too
@@blastchaos4286 kinda yes, though since I wanted to enjoy the anime, I just started assuming that they used the standard vanguard card back sleeves
OMG a Vanguard youtuber that doesn't call the game "Cardfight", auto subbed!
Weirdly enough, I found Link Joker and lock to be actually great because it's still mentioned in conversations. Its a bit like lightning bolt in mtg, a simple controversial thing that people still talk about. My metric for goodness is it's immortality within players, the longer people discuss about it, the better it actually is.
“Stand up, Vanguard!”
“Stand up, my avatar! I ride! Blaster Blade!!”
Anyways, I LOVE Vanguard!!!
Thanks for always being in the first few people to watch. Really appreciate you friend
Miracle Trigger no problem 👍
I enjoyed this video too, so that’s a plus 👍
Tony ten
“Burn this world to ash with your apocalyptic flames, I ride Dragonic Overlord”
I love it too
When Vanguard started airing Yu-Gi-Oh! Was in the Zexal era. Coming from 5Ds being more teen oriented Zexal took a huge step back. Vanguard was people’s safety net if they didn’t like the direction.
Im somewhat a new player and some of your videos kinda help me understand this game more so i have to say thank you
I hope I can continue to help :)
When I first started watching the vanguard anime I loved it, because of aichi, honestly what he was doing was exactly what I was. It was like learning alongside someone else which was great, and once more he was getting his ass beat just as much as me 😂
Man time certainly did fly, I played the game during the time Aqua force was introduced and brought in Glory Maelstorm and my 1st clan was the Gold Paladins with Garmore. I loved the show from the original up to legion mates even if that season might not have been great. The G series was odd in the beginning but fun to watch, but then I slowly couldn't keep up with the game due to my time constraints with life and slowly was forgetting Vanguard and didn't get too into G Next and G Z, until the reboot came and I thought of it as my "restart" to go back in the game. I'm aware the V series is a mix bag even though I don't have issues with it but can see why to some people, but I do have fun with the game and I'm glad to be back looking into the cards, what could be new, what are others thoughts on something either positive or negative, and I still hope the game can continue to grow without crashing and burning completely.
I blinked and we are 8 years in lmao
Lol same story ....and the V series is actually the animated version of the manga. So the story of the v series was actually the original
I really liked the first 4 seasons of the first series, I stopped after G as I never liked how they formatted the episodes. The reboot so far is great.
I remember first watching the anime with my twin on UA-cam around the time it first came out and being so entranced mad in love with the show which obviously eventually led to us getting into the card game. We stuck with the series for a while, up until the G era, even getting other friends into it as well, but being kids (I was probably like 9, or 10 when I first got into the show) we couldn't afford many cards and eventually stopped playing it.
I'm 16 now and still find myself coming back to it, even just to see the state of the show and the game. Honestly, I want to get back into it, maybe watch the anime again, especially now that they have standard mode. Maybe I will someday, because I really do miss it-gives me mad nostalgia.
I expected V series to be somewhat interesting, but it doesn't feel right. Something is missing, yet I can't explain it.
Silvia T It’s following the manga, which judging by the anime, wasn’t that good. After the Miyaji arc finishes, they will continue the anime without the manga since the manga stops after Miyaji academy. Hopefully the anime will get good then
Well kai become more cheeeerry,,,,, and aichi got stalker class eyes,,, so yeah,,, a lot of people got confused
The new deletor plot is weak AF.
Yeah,,, Link joker arc is more interesting and touching
The reboot was more for the actual tcg since it was getting crazy expensive. They decided to go and follow the manga. I personally loved the series but wished they added at least one more arc. They could've also showed us the asia circuit instead of skipping it.
5:57 the one nearest and dearst to my heart
Awesome video. I wish more people did vids like this or vids on the lore of Vanguard.
I'm gonna do a few more more videos in the future. Just have a long list of stuff right now. I'll get there though
I used to own some vanguard cards
My baby cousin took them when they left
I am still salty about it
I was one of the players that left Vanguard because the game had become too crazy and less fun with the level of power creep present, with Gyze being the final straw.
When I found out about V I got super excited for it and came back to the game, and honestly V series feels like how Vanguard should have been from the very beginning, it just felt natural with how the cards felt.
I give major props to Bushiroad recognizing the need for this reboot and how they went about it.
i also started to play again in v series after stop playing it in the g-series :)
darn 8 years ago, feels like time flew, all you said defiantly did bring me into vanguard back in day, I'm so glad back in day they didn't go with the no clan kind of thing that was prevalent earlier because of decks not being able to be completed. the reboot is nice and happy it happened as i felt also that many players were leaving and community getting smaller, but because of it i ran into a player i hadn't seen since like mid g era who came back for v-series.
but i still enjoy premium and hope players allow both formats to grow
id say i enjoyed original series most and like early g because of the v-deck thing that gave quest which was interesting
link joker's a massive departure from og season 1 my beloved but as time passes it definitely seems to be the fandom's favorite because of the story rather than in spite of it
Mentions Bushiroad.
Remembers all the zeroth dragons and legion era.
I know this is going to sound weird, during the run of the original series I actually came up with an idea for 2 new clans. After the series reboot the idea just kept on permeating my thoughts, this initially happened when I noticed that the nations that all the clans belong to had a bit of size gap. Most of the nations had at least 4 clans, with the United Sanctuary and Dragon Empire having the most clans among the lot. However, currently, the Zoo and Magallanica nations only have 3 clans.
The 2 new clans I came up with were my attempt at least bring those two nations up to having four clans with most of the other nations. The clans make things fun and interesting because each is centered around a different mechanic, that meaning that most of the creatures in that clan with abilities that aren't triggers have abilities having to do with their clan's distinct gimmick. For the Magallanica I came up with a clan built around the concept and idea of "terrors of the deep" with the idea of 2 conflicting factions within the clan that culminate with the two creatures expressed to be the leaders of the clan having distinct abilities that can be as harmful as they are helpful depending on how they're placed on the playfield; while the other clan was devised for the Zoo nation and built around the idea of protective play in the form of most of the creature abilities having something to do with defense in some matter, and to add to things I came up with idea that their ideology is all about full cooperation, epitomized with a special ability for certain creatures when they are on the board with specific other creatures in a sort of set.
I know it sounds weird, but I really liked devising what I have for these clans and even have some notes in a word document on them, I think I also sent a tweet to Bushi Road about them shortly after the series reboot happened.
You might have been a big influence. Anything is possible when you able share a idea and inspire
I mean, I don't see anything wrong with the first live action movie tho, i fucking loved it
Lets not forget the music as Bushiroad is also really influential in that aspect
thank you Jam Project, Psychic Lovers, Ultra Rare and Breakerz (Daigo)
Omg, that takes me back in my middle school we love to watch cardfight vanguard together, it was fun 2 years until all of us choose different highschool and because no one to play with in my new school i stopped playing it
that live action movie was fantastic and daigo frowns on those who dislike it.
Maybe
I like that movie too. It a bad that good kind of movie.
Both daigo movies were decent. 1st one definitely stood out more.
Your video was a nice remembrance of the old days of vanguard I played the game since the first trial decks came out and i was so hype to play and im happy it didnt die out like so many other card games and i still play to this day 8 yrs really go by fast.
My opinion, but I did like the complexity and wide varieties of mechanics in the G series. It made the game a lot more based on your own skill rather than luck as striding could actually turn the tides of the game.
You are really a miracle trigger. I love your videos
I just hope for a v series gear chronicle trial deck, I really want to get into gear chronicle but the new cards are expensive and a trial deck would make stuff so much easier
Ikr
February or January 2020
The possibility is getting near...
Miss the old times vanguard. Nowadays, hard to afford it and there keep adding new stuff into the game
If only Vanguard aired in the US, there would be a lot more Vanguard players than YuGiOh players
Technically it does on youtube, but if you meant on tv and the cards were more readily avalible that would be good
@@TheWingknight101 if they do that, I'll be more active watching it
Bushi needs to expand vanguard even more and not just keep the best to Japan. I would love an official latin american dub with my favorite voice actors.
Demaunix Animations lmao. No chance in hell of Vanguard taking out Yugioh.
@@wariowuzo9433 yugioh became cancer in the last few years, neither the anime or the meta are appealing or good in anyway
Awesome video bro!
Now I feel old, lol. Started back a little before DOTE and MLB were released. I never played during G, just never had the time, but I can appreciate the game trying to return to its roots. In terms of complexity of game mechanics, I would like to see a return of Limit Break and Break Ride, and maybe even Legion.
I do agree on Extra Decks, that they do make TCGs more difficult to enter, especially for newer players. I feel Yu-Gi-Oh definitely suffers from that same problem, where putting together a good Extra Deck alone can easily drop you $100 or even $200, especially if you want to be competitive. I never did like Konami's strategy of releasing overpowered new cards, nerfing them several months later, and then releasing more overpowered cards. That's one of the reasons I picked up Vanguard, it's just so much easier to get into, and I've always loved and praised that aspect of it.
I think we are on the same page right across the board here lol
Man, i'm italian and the current expansion is bt13-14. You don't know how bad are LB era decks. The only difference between a link joker and an oracle think tank is the main g3's skill, the break ride's skill and one g1/g2's skill. Other than that all the decks are the same: 12k attacker, 10k attacker, 10k supporter for vg/11k supporter for a specific unit, search g3 starter...
Gabriele Papiri Is the game really that far behind over there? I had no idea. That’s crazy.
On topic, I think mechanically, Limit Break and Break Ride, by themselves, were excellent mechanics. Especially Limit Break which added an extra layer of not only managing your damage, but your opponent’s as well. But I do agree that there was a lot of homogenisation between clans back then, with most differences coming from the boss units. One of the biggest things I like about the new series is that each clan feels unique and different, and have different play styles. Sure, there’s some similarities, like how Kagero and Shadows are still both centred around retiring units and powering up, but even for clans like those, they still manage to feel unique from each other. I just think the new format does everything better than the old, and that Bushiroad did an excellent job of learning from the game’s previous shortcomings. Though if I had to point out one flaw, there’s a hell of a lot more number crunching with the new format. Hurts my head sometimes, keeping track of all the power-ups. Makes me feel sorry for Murakumo players :P
I started in 2011 due to my older brother
I have jumped right back in with Vanguard Zero. The last time that I played was when they first released the game in english. Thank you for this :)
I saw the thumbnail and thought. "Is that Nekroz of Trishula?"
My Boi Daigo back at it again
Thanks for this video, explained a lot. Just got into it with schokolade and a melody booster box and so far love it.
>History of Vangurd
>mentions Yugioh’s influence
>zero mention of creator Akira Ito
>zero mention of Akira Ito started off working on the Yugioh R manga before creating Vanguard
>mentions the cheesy live action movie and not Neon Messiah
Thanks for the history lesson! Hoping the games doesn’t become a power creep as other clans are released. And keep the up great channel!
Thanks
I started playing in 2012 but stopped because i had to move away but now I started playing it again and knowing they reboot it to vanguard V it is so interesting i just love the new imaginary gift markers mechanism
I seen all the shows for vanguard. I love link joker but I like legion mate. It not the best but I find to be enjoy to see. I been playing the game starting 2012 and don't plan on leaving it. I just want dark rex back in the game. Great job, good sir!
i totally agree with you man! but im still sticking to vanguard...the initial feeling that it engraved in me will not be forgotten!!
You should do more history/lore videos
I started playing Vanguard right after Yugioh introduced its Link-mechanics.
Lol.....link is good though and xyz and syncro..everything else should just go
@@jellyyz6335 I'm a bit late with my reply but yeah, you're probably right
@@jellyyz6335 eh, lots of the link monsters are just kinda broken.
I like the first two seasons of Yu-Gi-Oh but this is always something on the line and those episodes it just gets a little bit too serious at a real watching it again and compare to both of first bunch of episodes of Vanguard in the first bunch of episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh GX it’s just so casual that it’s much more enjoyable to watch
The yugioh anime and manga were created before any rules were set. That's why there was a lot of cheating in the first season. Now the anime is faithful to the card game, or it was until sevens, where they started promoting the new "Rush Duels".
Even then, Sevens is faithful to the rules of rush duels.
This video was excellent
Thanks friend
great vid i feel the love
Psyqualia does not let them top deck whatever they want, it just shows them a vision of the future, do proper research...
F off
I never knew there was an anime. I barley got into the card game, don't know the rules yet but know the formats. My first deck is the Death Army.
Still playing vanguard up to this day particularly v premium. Tried playing overdress and premium formats but turns out theyre not the right format for me
As a Magic and Vanguard Player i have to say:
Standard is trash, rotation is lazy and a sign of incompetence.
I still play both games... But never standard!
For me the original vanguard & reboot vanguard, both are great story to watch even the format game are different...
1st u guys will be a bit confused but if more u guys watch new series vanguard the more u guys will understand the format game easily...
Btw nice comeback from new vanguard series bcoz make good reboot story & create the format game become more intresting.
The Clan idea was already introduced in the Legend of the Five Rings TCG, but i don't know how much did Bushiroad actually knew about that game
I'm new to Vanguard and starting to think this is an interesting game. I' ve watched all the series ( includes and movie) for the past 3 months to catch up
I left when the whole buddy system was made. I really didn't like where the game was going at the time. And it was crazy expensive. But when the standard format came out I got back into it. Besides BT being a little much I really like where the standard format is now, and I can afford it now.
I actually like the addition of liNk joker
Oh by the way @Miracle Trigger if you're up for new card games i would recommend Wixoss, there are some animes for it even thought they are more story driven than focusing on the card game itself (still worth to watch) and, while it only got released in jp, there is a nice steam workshop item for it^^ (that i will update in a few days again xD)
I'm played Vanguard from TD 02, play until Legion, When G comes The game becomes Power creep and expensive, so now I'm only playing in Cardfight Area, cause of those stuff
Same with me. Pretty much I was into building gunpla throughout the late G era
Not gonna lie I kinda wish you talked a bit more about legion mate it's my second favourite arc in the first show
When Aliens invade earth, we won't need the army, we all going to be ready because we trained against invasions playing Vanguard!
Wait,didn't you use to do pokemon videos?Didn't know you moved on to Vanguard!love it!
Yes I did! Glad youre enjoying it :)
Can you do a video on what order to watch Vanguard
The reboot is fine but it feels too far away from its roots
Its suppost to follow the manga
@@NTheHedgehog I am well aware of that fact but so far the manga story has been meh at best.
@@keonheng4125 Never really got into G so I dunno
It does at a lot of times but I'm just glad to see vanguard in any form😌
Well standard is way stronger than the g format cards now. Standard decks can cost just as much as premium. Maybe overdress will change it?
actually, psyquallia is basically allowed people to pull triggers and predicting which unit can kill Kai (JK aside).
I honestly prefer the G series. Not a fan of the reboot. It’s not bad but something doesn’t feel right to me
It feels very far from it's roots. But I get where you're coming from
Miracle Trigger thanks for understanding dude. I started in the G era and I love the g units and it all got me through some dark stuff in school
Card games are great for that. They get you out of your shell and talking to more people, being social. They can honestly be life savers
The fact that you started with G explains a lot to me. I find that most people that prefer G, started there and/or came over from Yu-Gi-Oh!
It is not a robot it is a gear dragon
Chorono get dragon
How did the cards created? Where did they get all this pictures or paintings?
Mircale trigger, great video keep up the great work. Also I love vanguard, it's a great game as much as I love my yugioh decks i just play for fun with my friends . I got into vanguard late, I started when legion mate was ending but I love the series new or old. Btw do you know why the original season 1 of vanguard is region locked :( and do you know why legion mate was never dubbed and why it's not on the vanguard channel?
I think I heard somewhere that the cards released in English were significantly lagging behind the Japanese releases at the time. When Vanguard G started airing its episodes, Bushiroad wanted players in all regions to be caught up with the latest cards, so Legion Mate got skipped everywhere outside Japan.
Then the game got something for standard a few months ago a 2nd version to all the imaginary gifts a few months back at the release of the heroic evolution set
I started in Limit Break then skipped way towards the V Series and Im glad that it still felt like the first version of the game since the strides stuff was confusing and I didnt rlly enjoy legion. Im glad they took this direction. The game feels reinvigorated and now pay to win just so that your deck feels personal.
*16 cards for stride
also the daigo films are great lol
I thought he would show the neon messiah movie, but that movie is great
Forgot about the Neon Messiah movie
what was the effect of the card that was never printed?
reveal the hand of the opponent
Hi,since we in italy are only in BT13 and in the first of march we'll get BT14 can you give me a little advice?i'm looking for a deck that can be still used after quite a bit of time for the next expansions,something that maybe can survive legion or stride
Liberators will be pretty good as it has Legion support & a LB enabler.
Revengers are also good
vanguard is extraordinarily ballanced, no ZTK
How's vanguard doing now?
What's the card at 5:00? I want to look up its effects
I like the original one better then the remake
What was that card that didn't get printed
Oracle guardian Hermes. You were able to see your opponents hand while he was on vg
@@miracletrigger5610 could u tell me the episode in which it was aired?
Oh idk. Early into season 1 though
I believe it was Episode 11 Season 1 if you’re still interested
@@TeamMiracle4
Thanks, Im still interested :3
I love vanguard
I'm rooting for complexity to reemerge though hopefully not at a huge financial cost like G. I can only win so many games with Zanbaku :3
Why you showed the V Series? You could show both V and Original.
no
I can't find the product list for this
So wat was the purpose of the v series??? And i dont get the changes
May I know when is the exact date for the mobile game.
No release date yet
I love yugooh first season, and Pokemon. For me it's playing with my friends and building deck. Also vanguard is balance. I hated now in Yu-Gi-Oh everything changed and so much regulation. I would only duel with vanilla Yu-Gi-Oh first gen. Starter deck. Ok, I take that back lol. I haven't played since like 5-4 years. I love the old first generation card game. I'm going to build my Kaegro deck, gold pally, and Oracle think tank. That's it
Is it too late to get into cardfight vanguard ?
Will agree with u that the live action movie was.... Very, very horrible.
But the legion mate movie was quite freakin dope tbh
My opinions
1. I love season 3 / link joker. Tournament Seasons are pretty boring to me so I rather have world ending/saving Seasons.
2. I understand G era might be complicated but expensive? I bought my nubatama dominate deck at $80 when it was still meta.
3. I hate V series and beyond. The bad anime just pulled me out, and I use the anime as reference to the game’s interactiveness.
Glad to see someone agrees Season 3 & good amount of G Era was when Vanguard hit its prime.
Link joker and legion mate was favourite season after that I stop watching and playing vanguard . U know College and job stuff . In this lockdown I think I should start collecting again , I heard lot about v series and also download the game vanguard zero which is ok not bad ..
Miracle trigger, I can’t find the comment you replied to so I’m making another one. If your having trouble you should try help to help yourself and ask professionals for help. Even if your demons don’t drown you try to make them suffocate(sorry for the violent language). This is what I think anyway
yall i'm chillin, just made another channel friendo
What was the card that was never printed?
up i need answer also
Hey do history of buddyfight
When comparing tcg franchises, apparently you don't know Asian market that well? No mention of Battle Spirits or DuelMasters