32:48 Fun Fact in manga there is an extra surrender, In the Joey & Yugi Match Joey choses to conceed to yugi before the game starts under the strategy that playing the game out will just give Pegasus more information about Yugi's deck and strategy. I think this is before they realize that Pegasus is a mind reader.
Mbt said gay clown which could both refer to panik and go kaivas doppelganger as a YGOTAS reference so mbt saying gay clown is really really confusing and then dzeef didn't really ever say the answer before they moved on
@@wen1188 Panik is never referred to as a gay clown afaik, that's specifically a name for the Kaiba imposter. Maybe he is by implication, like when Yugi asks what's with his show and gay clowns, but he never adresses panik directly as such. MBT's answer is pretty unambiguous.
@@storotso look at panik like LOOK AT HIM, yeah emo clown, goth clown, cloth gown might be more appropriate but like in ancient Egypt Atem would have 100% called him a slur.
I love how the Bandit Keith question is just "what do the Macho Man Randy Savage and Bandit Keith have in common?" with the IC title lmao. Very fun video!
SAMEEEE, like when they mentioned the big 5 arc or Bakura having a duel with Yugi, or Mai having a duel with Anzu/Tea (she NEVER had a duel in the entire manga).
yeah, got to love 4kids altering stuff the thing with bakura though was most likely because the anime skipped to just the duel monsters stuff, so no Monster World arc and they had to introduce him somehow
@@DimkaSulegnaa 4kids didn't add anything, they just censored and changed the dialogue. Those episodes still exist in the Japanese version of the anime.
Yeah, I really don't see the point of this video. The manga is the source material, and the 4Kids dub of the anime is multiple layers removed from it and is basically fanfiction with the level of changes in made.
I feel like there are only two yugituber opinions on the anime: - Watched every second of every episode and know everything about it - Never watched it, hate it anyway, and hate the people that talk about it No in-betweens are allowed :P
There's the in-between of people who praise exactly half of the series and hate the rest. The type who will speak lovingly about DM, GX, 5Ds and usually Vrains but maybe Zexal and look down on the rest of the series, especially the Rush anime. Regardless on whether or not they actually watched them.
Meanwhile I think the anime, while cool, has some serious flaws due to crunch culture resulting on contrived or repetitive duels and flat characters outside the chosen ones. Don't hate it though, in part because latinamerican dubs had actual quality standards in the early 2000's, unlike the english one who still struggle to make proper localization to this day.
then there's me who watched Zexal up to the second arc in young age, then as an adult finished it, then watched DM up to episode 104 and then 5Ds to the end of the Earthbound Immortals arc I guess that is about half or maybe 30% idk
8:35 in the manga/anime for duel monsters they could fuse ANY two or more monsters into something using polymerization, but as cimo points out thousand dragon was not summoned that way. Fun fact! The fusion summoning rule from the manga/anime was put into the early yugioh videogames like forbidden memories where you could just fuse anything together to create something.
Time Wizard was also considered a spell card in the manga, so even if it did combine with time wizard it would be closer to a ritual summon than a fusion summon
The harpie lady sisters question made me just realize something. I knew it was 1950/2100 as a statline, but I just realized they did the same thing as with gate guardian where the stats are half of the sum of its parts. Regular harpie lady is 1300/1400, 3 of them would be 3900/4200, and half is 1950/2100
@@YumiSparkles they don’t make that a pattern though cause blue eyes twin burst has the same stats as blue eyes. It all ends up being arbitrary in the end. Maybe not even worth looking at as an example but twin headed thunder dragon too.
Oh yeah, you’re right. I just double checked the episode listings and the Rebecca duel is right before they rescue Kaiba from the virtual world. Also it wasn’t just Duelist Kingdom’s “arc”. That was most of Season 1, but arc is not just another word for season. The virtual world and DDM do finish out season 1 but they’re post-Duelist Kingdom’s arc.
Fun fact: since there's so many fun facts going around in this comment section already. The duel against Bakura actually happens before Duelist Kingdom. It was added in the anime because the entire game was skipped between episode 1 and 2. In the actual game from the manga they don't play duel monsters with Bakura, instead they play a fantasy TTRPG based on D&D that has more adversarial rules for the GM to treat it more competitively. In that version of the story, Bakura widdles and paints everyone wooden figures that depict them playing the classes they chose. He has an entire collection of figures that were brought to life by souls he's stolen solely so he can make his game more engaging. Things flow pretty similarly to the anime in terms of Yami Yugi taking control and saving everyone. Now for everyone curious, the classes were as follows: Yugi - Beast Master Jonouichi/Joey - Warrior Anzu/Tea - Mage Honda/Tristan - Magic Gunman
also regular bakura is a white mage, and in the toei anime, miho (a girl tristan has a crush on) played a merchant. At one point there was a trap that required them to roll a specific number to get out of it, and while in the manga it was just due to yami yugi rolling that number, in the toei anime miho had an ability to change the number rolled there because she was a merchant (miho was added into several season 0 episodes, some were original , others were based on the manga chapters, such as instead of having mokuba play a rigged game of capsule monsters with yugi, it's a guy who's obsessed with miho, and yugi steps in partway through the game)
@user-nm1eu1xu1j in the manga version Zorc also comes out as the BBEG. Honestly that arc is one of the best in the series in my opinion. It set a trend, alongside the original Shadi arc, of people with Millennium items seeking out of bumping into Yugi and challenging him to their favorite game, usually with their power affecting the game in some way. In a way, Pegasus continues this trend well since he's the creator of Duel Monsters, but Marik still just playing Duel Monsters is a little disappointing.
@@RedOphiuchus shadi wasn't "playing his favorite game", it was just a series of tests to see if yugi was worthy of the puzzle. As for Marik, by then the series had since transitioned to duel monsters because of how popular it was. if fans hadn't written in asking about it, duel monsters might have stopped being played after death-t.
PaniK is an editing mistake, not one on Cimooo's part. Cimooo never says PaniK is the correct choice, he says MBT is right. MBT said "gay clown", which is a YGOTAS meme name for the Kaiba impersonator, who Cimooo *does* akcnowledge is the third duel. It's a really easy mistake to make given how many times they say PaniK's name, but neither of them says he is the third duel.
Fun story: Celtic Warrior was and still one of my top fav yugi cards ever even that I grew up and knew it's useless, but that started because of this anime bullsh*t moment when he wanted to stop the attack and the Celtic Warrior obeyed and died.. as a kid I found that SO COOL and I was impressed by how loyal the Celtic Warrior was. xD
The reason DDM had colored dice is, in japanese version of the game, you could only use so many dice (15, off the top of my head) and only had 10 summons. And you have to roll a summon crest on the dice to summon a monster of the type.
Oh yeah you're right. He counted duke devlin and the virtual world as Duelist Kingdom, so of course rebecca counts too. EDIT: Another comment pointed out that the question says "Tournament", so Rebecca doesn't count.
34:00 Joseph was correct because Cimo said these questions include everything before Battle City. Then Yugi surrenders to Rebecca so that's 3 surrenders.
*technically* the question was phrased the way it was, it doesn't matter if the host mispoke, the letter of the trivia law is how the question is *wrote* not clarified.
Absorb Spell in the anime was used to steal the ATK gain from Magic Formula equipped to Dark Paladin and apply it to Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, if I recall correctly.
Wow I totally misinterpreted the last question until MBT clarified this at 45:21. Based on how the question is worded, I thought it was saying that Pegasus played all 4 of those cards, BUT one of those 4 received a printing on the TCG/OCG, thus making that 1 card not an anime exclusive.
There were a lot of questions i didnt know or just misremembered but i was surprised that the "30% field bonus" rule was burned on my mind, i knew it before the options even popped up.
Smh my boi Joseph got robbed on the surrender question, since Yugi also surrendered to Rebecca which happened between DK and the Dungeon Dice monster segment :V
Fun math nerd way of answering the Harpie Lady Sisters question. For some reason early monsters made up of other 3 monsters liked to add 50% to the base attack/defense values. Harpie lady being tripled gives her a 50% bonus to 1300/1400 stats for an end value of 1950/2100, gate guardian averages out the attack and defense values of the 3 pieces for 2500/2266.67 which when multiplied by 1.5 gives the weird 3750/3400 we got on the actual card, and blue eyes white dragon's 1.5 boost gives us the 4500 attack from the base of 3000, though it should have had 3750 defense instead of 3800 if the pattern held (but who wants 50s?).
While I completely understand the circumstances of the “History of…” series not continuing. Poor viewership (comparatively to others series/videos) and an editor swap tend to bode poorly for a series. However, I think I share a sentiment that many others do in that there is very little that can fill the void of those shows. The “History of…” series served an important role of telling the story of this game we all love, through gameplay and through the excellent job both MBT and Cimooo did with deck previews and general background for that period of time. Losing that in the Yugioh UA-cam space is really, really, a shame. No shade at all to Cimo, MBT, or anyone else involved but I want to recognize the importance of those series provided. You guys were doing a massive service to the community, and as a fan, I can only hope that those type of series that document our games history can continue.
The issue with the history of ygo and the history of jank is that the ocg one was just plain bad, and the tcg one was pretty much in modern history, so only jank was actually fun
History of something only makes sense to exist when there's a story to be told, as the replies already said history of TCG got to the modern era (though I personally would not mind seeing it continued since I joined very recently, so I missed everything up to 2022 or around that) and OCG is essentially the same except for the very awful beginnings, Jank was amazing but I think it should get rebooted into something else more similar to Jank Bank or just ignore the timeline altogether and jump through different time periods in no particular order
I was 100% up to the field power bonus question, recalling the duel between Joey and Mai when the field was 40% mountain, 40% wasteland, and 20% meadow. And thpight the power bonus was distributed based on the field arrangement and not a flat rate. The Dungeon Dice Monsters question had me paused for over 5 minutes, recalling each monster summoned until I settled on Red and Green after remembering Battle Ox. Haven't seen the other questions yet... Edit: What the hell was up with the satelite question! Got that wrong. Had some fun reasoning for the last question: Trap Displacement was used to turn Kaiba' Crush Card Virus against his deck, Magical Neutralizing Force was repelled by Little Yugi to destroy Toon World, and Prophecy was used to nab Blue-Eyes White dragon from kaiba' hand by guessing above or below 2000ATK for a card in Kaiba's hand, therefore guessing Absorb spell.
@@NewtBannner that's the point of trivia style questions! gotta read carefully! jumping to conclusions on wording is exactly how the games meant to be phrased.
Uh... Bandit Keith was only the US champion? He literally lost the intercontinental championship to Pegasus in humiliating fashion, that was his whole motivation for being at Duelist Kingdom.... This quiz did not start out strong lol
Everyone is bringing up Rebecca for the surrender question, but it specifically says The DK *tournament* not the arc. So I think that's why it doesn't count
He specifically states that his definition is essentially just the entirety of the first season, which means the first 49 episodes even though that's not how the arcs work. Rebecca is in episode 41. Furthermore, Dungeon Dice Monsters is part of the Domino City arc too (it is the end if it, in fact) and he incorrectly included entire questions about that. If DDM counts, then that surrender has to count.
That definition is brought up during a question that ask for the DK arc. This question specifically asks for the DK tournament. Idk if that was intentional or not, but the tournament itself would have ended before the rest of the arc. And that sounds like a sneaky Cimo thing to do lol
Pretty sure Tea never used Happy Lover against Mai, you were probably thinking of Petit Angel. Magician of Faith was destroyed when she was laid facedown.
When I was a wee lad, for no reason at all beyond the fact that I could, I ran exactly 1 Petit Angel in my deck. I would bluff that it was a Wall of Illusion to prevent people from attacking into it, then tribute it off for Summoned Skull. I also later swapped it out for exactly 1 Kuriboh and orchestrated convoluted wins whereby Kuriboh would land the killing blow. I did that well over 300 times in local tournaments and even met a future girlfriend by beating her with a Kuriboh. Thanks for listening.
I think the point to a show like this is to remind the fans about interesting things about the anime, and many questions here fail to do that in my opinion.
@@tailsspin621 Technically, his final answer was "gay clown." Which...doesn't *not* describe panik, but the abridged series reference is specifically about doppelganger.
Bandit Kieth was not the intercontinental Champion. He was playing in the tournament for the intercontinental title, and lost to Sam(the kid), but Pegusus.
If I remember correctly: absorb spell allows you to steal the effect of a spell your opponent activates. As an example: yugi activates the book of magical secrets on his dark paladin to boost him by 500, to which kaiba responds with absorb spell, stealing the 500 and giving it to his blue eyes ultimate dragon.
18:54 in order by memory first duel weevil vs yugi , then joey vs mai, yugi vs mako then mokubu vs yugi , then yugi vs mimic of doom aka ghost kaiba , then joey vs rex , after that in-between duels mai vs panik and bakura vs yugi . Mai losses and Yugi duels panik to get mai star chips . Then joey vs bonz and later on the paradox brothers , seto kaiba vs yugi then etc
I got all but one of them right: the Field Power bonus one, which honestly I think was wrong in of itself because there have been several duels in the show where the field has been dominated by different amounts of land, which resulted in monsters getting varying levels of attack point bonuses. EX: the duel between Joey and Mai, where Joey's monsters got a small boost due to the plains being only 20% of the field, while Mai's monsters getting a bigger boost due to the mountains being 40% of the field. Idk, maybe I'm wrong about this one, but I feel like D should have been the correct answer. There were a few questions that did trip me up though. The 'proper fusion' one, because that depends on what's considered a "proper fusion". Does "proper fusion" mean "using Polymerization", or does it mean "if the monster is *fused* into something?" Because Shadow Ghoul was fused into Labyrynth Wall via Polymerization, so that would technically count as a "Proper fusion", but that wasn't the case with Mammoth Graveyard and Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon. Yugi said that it was "fused" though, so I just assumed it counted regardless. I figured it was the Time Wizard one because, while Thousand Dragon is considered a Fusion monster, the process of Aging is a mechanic specific to Duelist Kingdom, and is not considered Fusion. Duke Devlin's most used Dice question was also a pretty tricky one. I knew it wasn't black and red, because I remembered that in the show, the black dice was considered extremely rare, so it couldn't possibly be his most used one. It became a toss up between yellow and green, but I just remembered him having more green than yellow, so I picked that one. The ritual monster amount question was also a weird one because, what counts as "Duelist Kingdom"? When does it end? When Pegasus is defeated? When they leave the island? When the Battle City tournament starts? When Kaiba receives Obelisk? That just seems like a trick question that requires more detail and isn't fair to the player. If we consider "When Pegasus is defeated" as the end of the Duelist Kingdom arc, it's 3, but if we consider the arc up until the Battle City tournament starts, it's 4 due to Zera the Mant. I chose 3, but that can be extremely confusing. That needed to be explained better. The first card ever played in the Duelist Kingdom arc was also a REALLY clever question, because you'd think "Oh it must be Hitotsu Me Giant because Kaiba went first and that was the first duel" except that WASN'T the first duel, the first duel was the practice duel between Yugi and Joey in school, and the first card he played that we saw was Kagemusha of the Blue Flame. Very clever. The Satellite crash one was one I really got stuck one, I straight up just guessed on that one lol.
The spell you guys were talking about was the double spell that used all of the spell cards from this or the previous turn, I don't remember Absorb spell increases your monster's attack depending on how much your opponent's monsters increased their attack, or something like that
For the Surrenders question, wasn't the duel vs Rebecca technically before Battle City, in that sort of nebulous block of episodes between the end of Duelist Kingdom and the start of Battle City (which we're saying counts for this quiz)? Though technically, I guess it would actually technically be 4, because that duel was a card-for-card replay of Solomon's duel with Rebecca's Grandfather in the cave, if flashbacks count.
the host clarified completely incorrectly with his comments, but by the letter of how the question was ACTUALLY written, that duel doesn't count. It was just an error on clarification.
I had a friend who played a machine deck in like 3rd grade who would add 500 ATK to his monsters because we played on the school blacktop during recess.
I didn't think this was a stupid idea or a show Cimo, I personaly think this was awesome. Honestly out of the all of the well known YugiTubers I think MBT had the most chance of getting this questions right.
There are an insane amount of these I would have just gotten wrong too. I thought Duelist Kingdom was better cemented into my memory but no, not at all. I think all of these knowledge was replaced with modern Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, rules and rulings.
The first question has multiple answers depending of which version of the anime you're watching, because in the original Keith is straight up the american champion.
31:50 The terrain percentage wasn't about the field power bonus, it was about how the terrain arenas are spread throughout the Duelist Kingdom island. Like 40% of the mountain arenas, because I guess there were alot of arenas in mountains on the island. The power bonus was always a fixed 30% as long as your monsters match the terrain with their attribute. I think there was a video explaining about all of this, but the field power bonus wasn't intentional or if it was, the numbers were completely off and that's why all of the monsters affected by the anime always had weird stats in the actual game, like Dark Chimera 1710 attack.
I was so sure the answer to the "how many surrenders happened" was going to count when Yugi surrendered to Rebecca, since the DDR question and the Dungeon Dice questions were included
He was never the intercontinental champ. He was the US champion (which Rebecca would later be) and lost at what they called the intercontinental tournament (to a child using Pegasus' instructions) but was actually the U.S. King of Games tournament. Of course, since he was constantly cheating, it's hard to even say he was ever really the US champ, but even if you ignore the cheating he was certainly not a title which he actively lost while attempting to gain. Bandit Keith was never the Intercontinental Champion, nor the U.S. King of Games. Unless you're going to claim that, everyone who shows up at Worlds is the world champion.
If you ever plan on doing this again (and I certainly hope you do, I'd love to see Gage on this), aside from 50/50 and Discord-call-a-friend, you could add some other Lifelines so the contestant can have a chance at getting the more insane questions. Instead of Ask The Audience, they could do like a 'free google' where they can google the answer for 1 minute (for some of the crazier questions that's actually still hard). You could also add Flip where you switch the question with a different alternate question, and the contestant can choose which one they feel have a better chance of answering correctly. There's also Ask The Host, which allows you to give them a hint that they haven't already mentioned when they're thinking out loud.
This is sending me down some nostalgia and somehow I knew most of these despite the last time I even watched any of Duelist Kingdom was 20 years ago lol.
Clearly it's because Bandit Keith has won matches in Japan, and in America. And we all know Japan is in the continent of Asia and America is in the continent of America. In America.
I can hear Joey's Brooklyn accent calling out, "FLASH FLARE BLASTTTT"
That's the only reason I remembered it was Black Metal lol
Or how in battle city vs espa roba, Joey says gear"field" attack!!
32:48 Fun Fact in manga there is an extra surrender, In the Joey & Yugi Match Joey choses to conceed to yugi before the game starts under the strategy that playing the game out will just give Pegasus more information about Yugi's deck and strategy. I think this is before they realize that Pegasus is a mind reader.
That would have sucked so much in the anime if they did that. I’m so glad we got the “No Matter What” duel
Also Bakura surrenders to yugi!
@@skatmancarlos The Bakura duel didn't happen in the manga, but I think you are correct that Bakura surrendered in that anime duel.
@@marchmelloowBakura ruined Yami Bakura's strategy, but it's not a surrender
@@commonviewer2488 he actualy puts his hand on top of his deck doesnt he?
Cimo with a surprise Will of the Councel collab.
God that podcast is so damn fun!
Who ever was in charge of the U.I messed up with the Panik question highlighted the wrong answer.
Even the editor forgot Kaiba's doppelganger was a thing.
Mbt said gay clown which could both refer to panik and go kaivas doppelganger as a YGOTAS reference so mbt saying gay clown is really really confusing and then dzeef didn't really ever say the answer before they moved on
@@wen1188 Panik is never referred to as a gay clown afaik, that's specifically a name for the Kaiba imposter. Maybe he is by implication, like when Yugi asks what's with his show and gay clowns, but he never adresses panik directly as such. MBT's answer is pretty unambiguous.
@@storotso look at panik like LOOK AT HIM, yeah emo clown, goth clown, cloth gown might be more appropriate but like in ancient Egypt Atem would have 100% called him a slur.
@@wen1188 while both can be called gay clown, the dopp would much more feasibly be referred to it than panik
NGL the phone call was the best part of this video
100% lol
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I think group calls should be mandatory for phone a friend, It's more entertaining. ^^
I love how the Bandit Keith question is just "what do the Macho Man Randy Savage and Bandit Keith have in common?" with the IC title lmao. Very fun video!
Please join this type of TrIvia show - we need a Chaotic Cimo Collab!
@@DiamondDM13 He watched the dub
Rip the pokewalker series it was such a cool idea and great exercise
@@DiamondDM13these are 2 white american men who probably watched the anime in English before anything else
@DiamondDM13 It's a fun video for entertainment. The dub is funnier. It's better to use the dub.
As a manga reader, it was painfully to get so many answers wrong because of the differences
SAMEEEE, like when they mentioned the big 5 arc or Bakura having a duel with Yugi, or Mai having a duel with Anzu/Tea (she NEVER had a duel in the entire manga).
yeah, got to love 4kids altering stuff
the thing with bakura though was most likely because the anime skipped to just the duel monsters stuff, so no Monster World arc and they had to introduce him somehow
@@DimkaSulegnaa 4kids didn't add anything, they just censored and changed the dialogue. Those episodes still exist in the Japanese version of the anime.
@@numberhunter62yeahhhh didn’t think about that until after i posted and clicked off the vid, i done goofed
Yeah, I really don't see the point of this video. The manga is the source material, and the 4Kids dub of the anime is multiple layers removed from it and is basically fanfiction with the level of changes in made.
I feel like there are only two yugituber opinions on the anime:
- Watched every second of every episode and know everything about it
- Never watched it, hate it anyway, and hate the people that talk about it
No in-betweens are allowed :P
There's also Coder who liked Vrains and I think only Vrains.
Not only yugitubers I think 😂
There's the in-between of people who praise exactly half of the series and hate the rest.
The type who will speak lovingly about DM, GX, 5Ds and usually Vrains but maybe Zexal and look down on the rest of the series, especially the Rush anime. Regardless on whether or not they actually watched them.
Meanwhile I think the anime, while cool, has some serious flaws due to crunch culture resulting on contrived or repetitive duels and flat characters outside the chosen ones.
Don't hate it though, in part because latinamerican dubs had actual quality standards in the early 2000's, unlike the english one who still struggle to make proper localization to this day.
then there's me who watched Zexal up to the second arc in young age, then as an adult finished it, then watched DM up to episode 104 and then 5Ds to the end of the Earthbound Immortals arc
I guess that is about half or maybe 30% idk
8:35 in the manga/anime for duel monsters they could fuse ANY two or more monsters into something using polymerization, but as cimo points out thousand dragon was not summoned that way.
Fun fact! The fusion summoning rule from the manga/anime was put into the early yugioh videogames like forbidden memories where you could just fuse anything together to create something.
Time Wizard was also considered a spell card in the manga, so even if it did combine with time wizard it would be closer to a ritual summon than a fusion summon
Spoiler: in this video, MBT has a threeway with Danny and Peeps.
If this was about Vrains MBT would have aced it
The harpie lady sisters question made me just realize something. I knew it was 1950/2100 as a statline, but I just realized they did the same thing as with gate guardian where the stats are half of the sum of its parts. Regular harpie lady is 1300/1400, 3 of them would be 3900/4200, and half is 1950/2100
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon too
3000 x 1.5 = 4500
2500 x 1.5 = 3750
Though they rounded up the DEF from 3750 to 3800
@@YumiSparklesthen they ruin it with cyber end dragon. Granted they made it stronger than it should be so that’s good.
@@tnuhenaj3752 Cyber Twin is interesting though, it's 1.33x (or 4/3x to be more precise), with the Defense Rounded down from 2133 to 2100
they're still doing this. the gadget monster in shining sarcophagus
@@YumiSparkles they don’t make that a pattern though cause blue eyes twin burst has the same stats as blue eyes. It all ends up being arbitrary in the end.
Maybe not even worth looking at as an example but twin headed thunder dragon too.
I wish real gameshow's phone a friend option was this chaotic lol
Mbt got the surrender question right. Mai surrendered twice. Once to tea and once to yugi. Then yugi surrendered to Rebecca
Oh yeah, you’re right. I just double checked the episode listings and the Rebecca duel is right before they rescue Kaiba from the virtual world.
Also it wasn’t just Duelist Kingdom’s “arc”. That was most of Season 1, but arc is not just another word for season. The virtual world and DDM do finish out season 1 but they’re post-Duelist Kingdom’s arc.
So for the rest of the questions you are correct, but I went back and check and for this one cimo says “tournament” instead of “arc”
MBT you got this just synchro summon we need more white duelists Joe defense mode give us your prophecy wise dark sage! XD
@@harrisplofsky171After clarifying in the video that the questions were about the entirety of the first season.
Four if you count Yugi's Grandpa forfeiting in the flashback
That rigged 50/50 lifeline killed me lmao
Fun fact: since there's so many fun facts going around in this comment section already. The duel against Bakura actually happens before Duelist Kingdom. It was added in the anime because the entire game was skipped between episode 1 and 2.
In the actual game from the manga they don't play duel monsters with Bakura, instead they play a fantasy TTRPG based on D&D that has more adversarial rules for the GM to treat it more competitively. In that version of the story, Bakura widdles and paints everyone wooden figures that depict them playing the classes they chose. He has an entire collection of figures that were brought to life by souls he's stolen solely so he can make his game more engaging. Things flow pretty similarly to the anime in terms of Yami Yugi taking control and saving everyone.
Now for everyone curious, the classes were as follows:
Yugi - Beast Master
Jonouichi/Joey - Warrior
Anzu/Tea - Mage
Honda/Tristan - Magic Gunman
They even teach cheating techniques like how to roll a d10
also regular bakura is a white mage, and in the toei anime, miho (a girl tristan has a crush on) played a merchant. At one point there was a trap that required them to roll a specific number to get out of it, and while in the manga it was just due to yami yugi rolling that number, in the toei anime miho had an ability to change the number rolled there because she was a merchant (miho was added into several season 0 episodes, some were original , others were based on the manga chapters, such as instead of having mokuba play a rigged game of capsule monsters with yugi, it's a guy who's obsessed with miho, and yugi steps in partway through the game)
@user-nm1eu1xu1j in the manga version Zorc also comes out as the BBEG.
Honestly that arc is one of the best in the series in my opinion. It set a trend, alongside the original Shadi arc, of people with Millennium items seeking out of bumping into Yugi and challenging him to their favorite game, usually with their power affecting the game in some way.
In a way, Pegasus continues this trend well since he's the creator of Duel Monsters, but Marik still just playing Duel Monsters is a little disappointing.
@@RedOphiuchus shadi wasn't "playing his favorite game", it was just a series of tests to see if yugi was worthy of the puzzle. As for Marik, by then the series had since transitioned to duel monsters because of how popular it was. if fans hadn't written in asking about it, duel monsters might have stopped being played after death-t.
@user-nm1eu1xu1j it was tests but also I think Shadi just likes puzzles and simply games like concentration. Those are his favorites imo
I knew about the 30% power bonus because the Reshef of Destruction video game did the same field power bonus, and I remember 1800 becoming 2340.
>says PaniK was correct for 3rd duelist yugi defeated
>then gives explicit reasoning as to how Panik is 5th and Ghost Kaiba is 3rd
PaniK is an editing mistake, not one on Cimooo's part. Cimooo never says PaniK is the correct choice, he says MBT is right. MBT said "gay clown", which is a YGOTAS meme name for the Kaiba impersonator, who Cimooo *does* akcnowledge is the third duel. It's a really easy mistake to make given how many times they say PaniK's name, but neither of them says he is the third duel.
@@storotso i see
Fun story: Celtic Warrior was and still one of my top fav yugi cards ever even that I grew up and knew it's useless, but that started because of this anime bullsh*t moment when he wanted to stop the attack and the Celtic Warrior obeyed and died.. as a kid I found that SO COOL and I was impressed by how loyal the Celtic Warrior was. xD
26:20 Interesting note, Kagemusha of the Blue Flame is technically the very first Shien monster
I cannot BELIEVE Joseph missed the BLS mai question…..
I also got it wrong. I mixed up the Joey and Mai duel and thought Dark Sage beat Mai and BLS beat Joey
Yugi hamming it up and Mai's "Not him....." lives rent free in my head.
I thought mako summoned that whale ritual but that was probably battle city
@@jgamez106ye Fortress Whale is battle city
@@tpspeed honestly I'm convinced Mako summons Crab Turtle as well but I never watched the anime so I don't know at all. just would make sense to me.
The reason DDM had colored dice is, in japanese version of the game, you could only use so many dice (15, off the top of my head) and only had 10 summons.
And you have to roll a summon crest on the dice to summon a monster of the type.
Yugi fought Bakura before Panik though...
yeah, even Cimo said three names before Panik 🤔
it was a editing mistake MBT said Kaiba (doppelganger)
For the surrender question yugi also surrender to Rebecca which i believe should be part of the kingdom duelist arc
Came here to comment that exact thing lol
Yall cant read huh? It literally says the duelist kingdom TOURNAMENT @@snake909
Oh yeah you're right. He counted duke devlin and the virtual world as Duelist Kingdom, so of course rebecca counts too.
EDIT: Another comment pointed out that the question says "Tournament", so Rebecca doesn't count.
The question did specify the tournament not the arc though.
I'm pretty sure Rebecca was after duelist kingdom so it's pretty iffy.
the awkward phone call was my favorite part
I could be wrong as I can't find a source for it but I could've sworn that at least the japanese dub referred to Keith as the US champion
Yeah, the localization changed things around, Weevil went from Japan champ to regional and Keith went from US champ to intercontinental.
34:00 Joseph was correct because Cimo said these questions include everything before Battle City. Then Yugi surrenders to Rebecca so that's 3 surrenders.
*technically* the question was phrased the way it was, it doesn't matter if the host mispoke, the letter of the trivia law is how the question is *wrote* not clarified.
4:09 he said final answer c'mon man
Absorb Spell in the anime was used to steal the ATK gain from Magic Formula equipped to Dark Paladin and apply it to Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, if I recall correctly.
This was so hilarious, that I'm hoping for another one covering Season 2.
Challenge accepted 5:30
I GOT BANDIT KEITHS TITLE RIGHT I WAS SO PROUD. I couldn’t believe what I remembered from something I watched in 2006
This is fun but you should have cut in a little footage or pictures from the show after the answer is revealed :)
That 3 way phone conversation was peak comedy. I was screaming at MBT to make it happen when Luke called him back and then when he did I just lost it.
Wow I totally misinterpreted the last question until MBT clarified this at 45:21.
Based on how the question is worded, I thought it was saying that Pegasus played all 4 of those cards, BUT one of those 4 received a printing on the TCG/OCG, thus making that 1 card not an anime exclusive.
Bro mad props to peeps for the immediate no hesitation to answer the phone and go “is everything alright?” Because phone calls are so uncommon
There were a lot of questions i didnt know or just misremembered but i was surprised that the "30% field bonus" rule was burned on my mind, i knew it before the options even popped up.
Can we clip MBT saying “I’m not calling Gaia the fierce knight a bitch”
Smh my boi Joseph got robbed on the surrender question, since Yugi also surrendered to Rebecca which happened between DK and the Dungeon Dice monster segment :V
He said "tournament" instead of "arc" in that one question so Rebecca's duel doesn't apply.
Bro immediately asked, "Is everything all right?"
A REAL FRIEND.
Fun math nerd way of answering the Harpie Lady Sisters question. For some reason early monsters made up of other 3 monsters liked to add 50% to the base attack/defense values. Harpie lady being tripled gives her a 50% bonus to 1300/1400 stats for an end value of 1950/2100, gate guardian averages out the attack and defense values of the 3 pieces for 2500/2266.67 which when multiplied by 1.5 gives the weird 3750/3400 we got on the actual card, and blue eyes white dragon's 1.5 boost gives us the 4500 attack from the base of 3000, though it should have had 3750 defense instead of 3800 if the pattern held (but who wants 50s?).
While I completely understand the circumstances of the “History of…” series not continuing. Poor viewership (comparatively to others series/videos) and an editor swap tend to bode poorly for a series. However, I think I share a sentiment that many others do in that there is very little that can fill the void of those shows.
The “History of…” series served an important role of telling the story of this game we all love, through gameplay and through the excellent job both MBT and Cimooo did with deck previews and general background for that period of time. Losing that in the Yugioh UA-cam space is really, really, a shame.
No shade at all to Cimo, MBT, or anyone else involved but I want to recognize the importance of those series provided. You guys were doing a massive service to the community, and as a fan, I can only hope that those type of series that document our games history can continue.
The issue with the history of ygo and the history of jank is that the ocg one was just plain bad, and the tcg one was pretty much in modern history, so only jank was actually fun
Where were those circumstances discussed? I don't remember hearing any discussion about that.
Surely calling every episode basically "This sucks, don't watch it" and half of the commentary being that had nothing to do with it.
Helped me as a returning player catch up on what I’ve missed and feel like more of a part of the community (understanding references and memes)
History of something only makes sense to exist when there's a story to be told, as the replies already said history of TCG got to the modern era (though I personally would not mind seeing it continued since I joined very recently, so I missed everything up to 2022 or around that) and OCG is essentially the same except for the very awful beginnings, Jank was amazing but I think it should get rebooted into something else more similar to Jank Bank or just ignore the timeline altogether and jump through different time periods in no particular order
I was 100% up to the field power bonus question, recalling the duel between Joey and Mai when the field was 40% mountain, 40% wasteland, and 20% meadow. And thpight the power bonus was distributed based on the field arrangement and not a flat rate.
The Dungeon Dice Monsters question had me paused for over 5 minutes, recalling each monster summoned until I settled on Red and Green after remembering Battle Ox.
Haven't seen the other questions yet...
Edit: What the hell was up with the satelite question! Got that wrong. Had some fun reasoning for the last question: Trap Displacement was used to turn Kaiba' Crush Card Virus against his deck, Magical Neutralizing Force was repelled by Little Yugi to destroy Toon World, and Prophecy was used to nab Blue-Eyes White dragon from kaiba' hand by guessing above or below 2000ATK for a card in Kaiba's hand, therefore guessing Absorb spell.
The group call was gold, absolute gold
What happened to history of ocg? Done or on hiatus?
Really wish he gave us an update
There's no history left man. They did it all
MBT said it was done on stream a few weeks ago :/
I swear to god, MBT has that Peter Griffin look in the thumbnail
Did he not count the Rebecca filler? If so, Yugi surrenders to Rebecca and that would make it 3 not 2
He screwed up. It’s part of the Duelist kingdom arc technically if he includes DDM and Virtual World
@@NewtBannner Yes, but not part of the tournament, which the question does specify.
@@storotso sorry, you’re right. He’s all over the place with the questions like with the Blue Eyes Ultímate question.
@@NewtBannner that's the point of trivia style questions! gotta read carefully! jumping to conclusions on wording is exactly how the games meant to be phrased.
37:34 me at work, watching this video
Loving these videos
14:15 Harpie Lady Sisters's attack stat is exactly half the sum of 3 Harpie Ladies
1300 x 3 = 3900 /2 = 1950
I'm so happy there was a Dungeon Dice Monsters questions, I had the gameboy game and the actual board game
I win all my locals by using the Kaiba gambit.
This was awesome. Thanks Cimoooooooo and MBT!!!!
The Councel pulled up 😂😂😂
Uh... Bandit Keith was only the US champion? He literally lost the intercontinental championship to Pegasus in humiliating fashion, that was his whole motivation for being at Duelist Kingdom....
This quiz did not start out strong lol
Most Yugitubers famously know sod all about the anime so this should be interesting.
Edit: Only DM S1? That's just as hilarious as it is tragic 😂
Everyone is bringing up Rebecca for the surrender question, but it specifically says The DK *tournament* not the arc. So I think that's why it doesn't count
He specifically states that his definition is essentially just the entirety of the first season, which means the first 49 episodes even though that's not how the arcs work. Rebecca is in episode 41.
Furthermore, Dungeon Dice Monsters is part of the Domino City arc too (it is the end if it, in fact) and he incorrectly included entire questions about that.
If DDM counts, then that surrender has to count.
That definition is brought up during a question that ask for the DK arc. This question specifically asks for the DK tournament. Idk if that was intentional or not, but the tournament itself would have ended before the rest of the arc. And that sounds like a sneaky Cimo thing to do lol
Bring back the history of the ocg. Look, it's actually more entertaining once you get into some of the more crazy formats.
These are literally the hardest questions ever and I’ve watched duel monster’s recently lol
THE GROUP CALL SENT ME. That's a real 90s thing to do LMAOOOOOOO
Pretty sure Tea never used Happy Lover against Mai, you were probably thinking of Petit Angel. Magician of Faith was destroyed when she was laid facedown.
According to the wiki's turn break down, you are correct.
Magician of Faith isn't relevant to the question, choice C was Lady of Faith, not Magician.
When I was a wee lad, for no reason at all beyond the fact that I could, I ran exactly 1 Petit Angel in my deck. I would bluff that it was a Wall of Illusion to prevent people from attacking into it, then tribute it off for Summoned Skull.
I also later swapped it out for exactly 1 Kuriboh and orchestrated convoluted wins whereby Kuriboh would land the killing blow. I did that well over 300 times in local tournaments and even met a future girlfriend by beating her with a Kuriboh. Thanks for listening.
I think the point to a show like this is to remind the fans about interesting things about the anime, and many questions here fail to do that in my opinion.
I thought Yugi beat Weevil, Mako, Kaiba’s Doppelgänger and then beat PaniK. So the doppelgänger should have been third.
Yeah...and even if that happened on day 2 Bakura was before Panik in the anime (and that duel wasn't in the Manga.)
Mbt did say the doppelgänger and cimo counted him being right, I don’t know why panik was highlighted.
@@lupinrangerjoker I thought he said Panik, but I guess I wasn't listening close enough. That entire section was confusing.
That's what I was thinking. Either the question is terribly worded or they're just wrong
@@tailsspin621 Technically, his final answer was "gay clown." Which...doesn't *not* describe panik, but the abridged series reference is specifically about doppelganger.
Celtic guardian dying to blue eyes ultimate is part of the intro. Come on Joseph.
"I don't know how you came to right answer from the wrong information" because the answer key wrong
that phone a friend call was great
Do this with Gage.
Bandit Kieth was not the intercontinental Champion. He was playing in the tournament for the intercontinental title, and lost to Sam(the kid), but Pegusus.
J'attends avec impatience une suite sur le même concept avec l'arc Battle City !
38:25 that question was evil... you got me with that one ngl 😂
If I remember correctly: absorb spell allows you to steal the effect of a spell your opponent activates. As an example: yugi activates the book of magical secrets on his dark paladin to boost him by 500, to which kaiba responds with absorb spell, stealing the 500 and giving it to his blue eyes ultimate dragon.
18:54 in order by memory first duel weevil vs yugi , then joey vs mai, yugi vs mako then mokubu vs yugi , then yugi vs mimic of doom aka ghost kaiba , then joey vs rex , after that in-between duels mai vs panik and bakura vs yugi . Mai losses and Yugi duels panik to get mai star chips . Then joey vs bonz and later on the paradox brothers , seto kaiba vs yugi then etc
I got all but one of them right: the Field Power bonus one, which honestly I think was wrong in of itself because there have been several duels in the show where the field has been dominated by different amounts of land, which resulted in monsters getting varying levels of attack point bonuses. EX: the duel between Joey and Mai, where Joey's monsters got a small boost due to the plains being only 20% of the field, while Mai's monsters getting a bigger boost due to the mountains being 40% of the field. Idk, maybe I'm wrong about this one, but I feel like D should have been the correct answer.
There were a few questions that did trip me up though.
The 'proper fusion' one, because that depends on what's considered a "proper fusion". Does "proper fusion" mean "using Polymerization", or does it mean "if the monster is *fused* into something?" Because Shadow Ghoul was fused into Labyrynth Wall via Polymerization, so that would technically count as a "Proper fusion", but that wasn't the case with Mammoth Graveyard and Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon. Yugi said that it was "fused" though, so I just assumed it counted regardless. I figured it was the Time Wizard one because, while Thousand Dragon is considered a Fusion monster, the process of Aging is a mechanic specific to Duelist Kingdom, and is not considered Fusion.
Duke Devlin's most used Dice question was also a pretty tricky one. I knew it wasn't black and red, because I remembered that in the show, the black dice was considered extremely rare, so it couldn't possibly be his most used one. It became a toss up between yellow and green, but I just remembered him having more green than yellow, so I picked that one.
The ritual monster amount question was also a weird one because, what counts as "Duelist Kingdom"? When does it end? When Pegasus is defeated? When they leave the island? When the Battle City tournament starts? When Kaiba receives Obelisk? That just seems like a trick question that requires more detail and isn't fair to the player. If we consider "When Pegasus is defeated" as the end of the Duelist Kingdom arc, it's 3, but if we consider the arc up until the Battle City tournament starts, it's 4 due to Zera the Mant. I chose 3, but that can be extremely confusing. That needed to be explained better.
The first card ever played in the Duelist Kingdom arc was also a REALLY clever question, because you'd think "Oh it must be Hitotsu Me Giant because Kaiba went first and that was the first duel" except that WASN'T the first duel, the first duel was the practice duel between Yugi and Joey in school, and the first card he played that we saw was Kagemusha of the Blue Flame. Very clever.
The Satellite crash one was one I really got stuck one, I straight up just guessed on that one lol.
The spell you guys were talking about was the double spell that used all of the spell cards from this or the previous turn, I don't remember
Absorb spell increases your monster's attack depending on how much your opponent's monsters increased their attack, or something like that
For the Surrenders question, wasn't the duel vs Rebecca technically before Battle City, in that sort of nebulous block of episodes between the end of Duelist Kingdom and the start of Battle City (which we're saying counts for this quiz)? Though technically, I guess it would actually technically be 4, because that duel was a card-for-card replay of Solomon's duel with Rebecca's Grandfather in the cave, if flashbacks count.
the host clarified completely incorrectly with his comments, but by the letter of how the question was ACTUALLY written, that duel doesn't count. It was just an error on clarification.
I had a friend who played a machine deck in like 3rd grade who would add 500 ATK to his monsters because we played on the school blacktop during recess.
I didn't think this was a stupid idea or a show Cimo, I personaly think this was awesome. Honestly out of the all of the well known YugiTubers I think MBT had the most chance of getting this questions right.
Joseph drinking mate? My KING
As a BLS fanboy, I ripped my eyeballs out and turned myself inside out at 3:16 ahhhh
There are an insane amount of these I would have just gotten wrong too. I thought Duelist Kingdom was better cemented into my memory but no, not at all. I think all of these knowledge was replaced with modern Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, rules and rulings.
@14:50 Fun Trivia trivia: Harpie Lady Sisters' stats are 1.5x a normal Harpy Lady's 1300/1400 so 1950/2100.
I mean Magical Neutralizing Force isn't anime exclusive, it's also used in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist of the Roses. (Used by Pegasus)
Nice to see one of these again, The Duel Logs hasn't made one in a while
17:50 Nope! Doppelganger was Yugi's third match. Look it up.
Tbh i knew the final answer from the start cause if you have watched yugi vs kaiba in battle city at colloseum he played it
The first question has multiple answers depending of which version of the anime you're watching, because in the original Keith is straight up the american champion.
Can we bring back the original History of Yugioh from where we left off just before the Eldlich/Adamancipator format please?
31:50 The terrain percentage wasn't about the field power bonus, it was about how the terrain arenas are spread throughout the Duelist Kingdom island. Like 40% of the mountain arenas, because I guess there were alot of arenas in mountains on the island. The power bonus was always a fixed 30% as long as your monsters match the terrain with their attribute.
I think there was a video explaining about all of this, but the field power bonus wasn't intentional or if it was, the numbers were completely off and that's why all of the monsters affected by the anime always had weird stats in the actual game, like Dark Chimera 1710 attack.
He should do with kind of video for every arc of original yugioh with different guests.
I was so sure the answer to the "how many surrenders happened" was going to count when Yugi surrendered to Rebecca, since the DDR question and the Dungeon Dice questions were included
34:25 technically the answer is still 3
Remember, Yugi surrenderes against Rebecca.
I only ever read the manga so hearing you refer to certain characters was a wild ride of confusion and chaos
living arrow is one of the most confusing cards to understand how exactly it works, kinda like mystical refpanel
There are some discrepancies in some questions Pegasus didn’t beat bandit Keith “a mere child” did “Sam is the winner”.
Please, bring history of OCG back
It has been missed
How did he not know Keith as the Intercontinental champ? They said that almost every time he was introduced or mentioned, lol.
He was never the intercontinental champ.
He was the US champion (which Rebecca would later be) and lost at what they called the intercontinental tournament (to a child using Pegasus' instructions) but was actually the U.S. King of Games tournament.
Of course, since he was constantly cheating, it's hard to even say he was ever really the US champ, but even if you ignore the cheating he was certainly not a title which he actively lost while attempting to gain.
Bandit Keith was never the Intercontinental Champion, nor the U.S. King of Games.
Unless you're going to claim that, everyone who shows up at Worlds is the world champion.
No he was the intercontinental champion in the English version. They do mention it at least 3-4 times.
The difference on the outer glow on MBT and cimo in the thumbnail bothers me lol (really good video btw)
If you ever plan on doing this again (and I certainly hope you do, I'd love to see Gage on this), aside from 50/50 and Discord-call-a-friend, you could add some other Lifelines so the contestant can have a chance at getting the more insane questions.
Instead of Ask The Audience, they could do like a 'free google' where they can google the answer for 1 minute (for some of the crazier questions that's actually still hard). You could also add Flip where you switch the question with a different alternate question, and the contestant can choose which one they feel have a better chance of answering correctly. There's also Ask The Host, which allows you to give them a hint that they haven't already mentioned when they're thinking out loud.
This is sending me down some nostalgia and somehow I knew most of these despite the last time I even watched any of Duelist Kingdom was 20 years ago lol.
The 2 serenaders you forgot was the digital world where Mia tech surrenders to Joey and yugi surrendered to Rebecca Hawkins
Only a WWE and Yugioh fan woulda remembered Bandit Keith was the intercontinental champion
Clearly it's because Bandit Keith has won matches in Japan, and in America. And we all know Japan is in the continent of Asia and America is in the continent of America.
In America.