Episode 60 is out now. Find it here.
Yuni has at long last returned to the real world! While Yugi might have stopped Ruin’s plans, Oblivion is not through scheming. Now Seto must duel Scourge, the prize, his little brother.
Until next time, duel on!
Here’s the final booster pack of season 2!
Name: Shadow Storm
Abbreviation: SHSM
Cover Card: Supreme Darkness Evolution: Lich Lord the Divine
Spans Episodes: 42-48
Introduces the following archetypes: Cryptic and Barbarous
Also contains the following archetypes: Plasma, Cosmic, Phantom Nebula, Darkness Evolution, Lithic, Monolithic, Invader, Cyber-Tech, Lich, Steelswarm, Archfiend, and Dark World.
Contains cards used by: Seto Ossius, Scourge, Brutus Marc, Tori Rekishi, Enigma, Savage, Zenith Xenox, Yugi Muto (Yuni Oha), Ruin, Plague, Demon, and Doom.
And with that, we have finally caught up the booster packs with the series. From this point on, expect a booster pack every 6-8 episodes.
By the way, I just added another information page, this one about he Duel Gauntlet. Be sure to read it.
Until next time, duel on!
And here it is, the review for the final episode of season 2!
***Spoiler Alert***
It feels so nice to have finished writing season 2. This episode was full of surprises. We had the brand new Supreme Darkness Evolution, and Yugi’s use of Slifer the Sky Dragon. The idea for a Supreme Darkness Evolution is actually an idea that came to me only a couple of weeks ago. I thought, “Hey, if a Darkness Evolution is an Evolution of an Evolution monster, than why can’t I Evolve a Darkness Evolution into another Darkness Evolution?” And so the idea was born. As for the other surprise, I had that planned for Yugi to use Slifer in this duel since I first decided to have Yugi take control. Especially since I’ve been having Yugi use a new version of different famous cards of his, I figured it be a good conclusion to have Yugi use one of his most famous cards of all time. Also, I managed to draw a direct connection between Slifer and Chronos, beyond just the looks, but more on that in a later season. Another interesting note of this episode were the three unknown Disciples of Darkness in the Battle Royale. I gave each of their already existing archetypes a new Evolution and Darkness Evolution monster. The Steelswarms were given Steelswarm Cyclone, and Darkness Evolution: Steelswarm Goliath, presumably evolved from Steelswarm Hercules, and named after the cyclomatus and goliath beetles, just as other Steelswarms are based off of bugs, especially beetles. The Archfiends got Archfiend Lord of Doomsday, and Darkness Evolution: High Archfiend Lord of Armageddon, supposedly evolved from Archfiend Emperor, the First Lord of Terror, whose Japanese name involved genesis. Finally, the Dark Worlds got Bleck, Master of Dark World and Darkness Evolution: Shide, High Lord of Dark World, presumably evolved from Reign-Beaux, Overlord of Dark World. Their names are distortion of Black and Shade, just as all of the other Dark World monsters are distortions of colors. I was only sad that I couldn’t make the full card stats and effects of these cards. Finally, just as I ended season 1, season 2 was finished in a mysterious appearance by Otto. I can’t give many details on that, but expect to see more of him around in the future.
***End Spoiler Alert***
Season 3: Guardian of the Balance premiers later tonight! Stay tuned!
Until next time, duel on!
The epic finale to Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium Season 2: Descent of Darkness is out now. Read it here!
Yugi’s final duel with Ruin reaches its climax. Yugi is put against a new type of monster, with tremendous power. But with his strongest cards sealed off, can Yugi pull out another victory? Or will this be his last duel? Find out in the climactic conclusion of Season 2: Descent of Darkness!
Until next time, duel on!
Part two of the three part finale of season 2 is out now! Read it here!
Yugi begins his final duel with Ruin. In a surprise turn of events, Ruin activates a card that shuts-down Yugi’s deck. Will Yugi be able to overcome his adversary and get Yuni back? Find out in part two of the epic three part event!
Until next time, duel on!
The companion booster pack to Wisdom of Yugoha
Name: Power of Yugoha
Abbreviation: POYG
Cover Card: Quantus, the Spatial Lord
Contains cards from episodes: 30-35
Introduces the following archetypes: Darkfire and Shadowfrost
Also contains: Cyber-Tech, Yugohan Lord, Plasma, Cosmic, and Lich
Contains cards used by: Yuni Oha/Yugi Muto, Seto Ossius, Cinder, Frostbite, Brutus Marc, Chance Gambit, and Ruin
Note: While Quantus was released in the story at the same time as Chronos, I felt it was appropriate for both to be their own cover card, so I decided to push back the release of Quantus until now.
Until next time, duel on!
Episode 46, the first part of the Season 2 finale is out now! Make sure to read it here!
The insidious plan of Ruin to finally defeat Yugi is put into play. When Yugi is surrounded by a horde of Disciples of Darkness, can he fight his way out? Will he manage to finally duel Ruin? Will he be able to rescue Yuni’s mind from the dark void to which it was banished? Find out in part one of the epic conclusion to Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium Season 2: Decent of Darkness!
Until next time, duel on!
In order to celebrate our entry into the finale of Season 2, here’s the first booster pack of Season 2.
Name: Wisdom of Yugoha
Abbreviation: WOYG
Cover Card: Chronos, the Temporal Lord
Contains cards from episodes: 24-29
Introduces the following archetypes: Lich, Phantom Nebula, Darkness Evolution, Yugohan Lord, Sub-Zero, and Historic Warrior
Also includes the following archetypes: Cyber-Tech, Plasma, Cosmic, Order, Lithic, Monolithic, and Megalithic
Contains cards used by: Yuni Oha, Seto Ossius, Ruin, Scourge, Brutus Marc, Sly, Ma’at, Tori Rekishi, and Professor Jones
Until next time, duel on!
First off, I would like to mention that the idea for the deck used in this episode came from a O smrt1, a reader who has been asking for a dinosaur deck.
***Spoiler Alert***
The focus of this episode was the ties of friendship. I have yet to truly demonstrate the fact that Yugi truly considers Yuni’s friends to be his friends and the other way around. This episode helped to demonstrate that aspect. Also, this episode helped to show that Yugi’s group isn’t completely invincible against the Disciples of Darkness. Take Brutus losing in this episode, and Ruin taking Yuni’s mind earlier, and you have a demonstration that no one is safe, helping to set the mood moving into the finale of Season 2. From this point on, things are going to get pretty exciting.
***End Spoiler Alert***
Sorry it was late.
Until next time, duel on!
Episode 35 is now posted. Read it here. Make sure to check it out.
In this episode, Yugi duels Ruin in order to get Yuni back, but can Yugi adapt to dueling in the future? Or will he fall to Ruin? Find out.
Until next time, duel on!
Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium The Official Website 