YU GI OH ZEXAL EPISODES II CODE
YU GI OH ZEXAL EPISODES II SERIES

Faker believes that they would destroy the universe.

Antimatter: Xyz monsters, and Numbers cards by inclusion, are said to be composed of antimatter, which is a possible reason Dr.

Guesses include lionfish, shrimp, lobster, and spider. Like with the other leads, people are currently debating what animal Yuma's hair resembles.

Anime Hair: Moreso than any other Yu-Gi-Oh! show before or since, with even minor characters having protagonist-level hair were it any other anime.

YU GI OH ZEXAL EPISODES II SERIES

And the Adventure Continues: The series ends with an entirely new threat to the Astral world, and everyone goes to the Astral world to help.The Barians were originally human, meaning it'd make sense that they could speak a human language, except that among them only one is anything close to modern (Girag, who was a samurai in Japan's feudal era). Subverted in Yuma and Shark's tag duel, when Astral mixes up the Japanese word for 'cheating' or 'counterfeit' with the word for 'somewhat.' And now that Konami has rights to the show, they got a second opening for Zexal II. Alternative Foreign Theme Song: The English dub uses a different theme song.It is honestly one of the saddest, most poignant moments in the entire series. Faker intervened, returning their souls to them before falling into something implied to be fatal. He goes out remembering his life with his sons before Dr. As long as Astral World is destroyed Don Thousand does not care for obtaining it.

YU GI OH ZEXAL EPISODES II CODE

Surprisingly enough Don Thousand does not seek the Numeron Code and reveals this to Vector after they kickstart the Assimilation Plot. Both Astral World and the Seven Barian Emperors seek the card. Recording all of reality and being able to change it, along with being the card all things originate from. Akashic Records: What the Numeron Code is.Heartland at the very least) agreed to stop their attacks on the Astral World after they learned that this would destroy the human world. Heartland is also revealed to have been a conman who ruined the lives of over 600 people. Heartland had been using video footage to make it appear that he was alive. Faker is revealed to have the same motivations as his anime counterpart, except he died due to a fatal illness sometime before the start of the manga and that Mr. Heartland suddenly already know this and are still going forward. Then we learn that destroying the Astral World will also destroy the Human World and, out of nowhere, both Dr. Heartland start off in the same place as the anime, claiming to be fighting to save the human world from the Astral World through genocide.

Adaptational Villainy: Played Straight in the manga.

This nickname is picked up by a few other characters, though Orbital 7 uses it the most. Astral refers to his partner as 'Tonma' (chowderhead) in a monotone, despite Yuma's protesting.

Accidental Misnaming: Episode 2 of the anime.

Absurdly Powerful Student Council: For one episode, the Student Council President and the Special Disciplinary Commander have the authority to suspend and even expel students, and even apply arbitrary rules to dueling (monsters whose appearances violate school dress code for example).

2D Visuals, 3D Effects: Used for most Number monsters, especially during summoning or attack sequences.

Also holds the honor of being the second Yu-Gi-Oh! series to completely finish its English dub ( GX only stopped at the end of its third season and 5Ds stopped midway through its last season and given a hastily edited Gecko Ending). Has the distinction of being literally the last Saturday Morning Cartoon ever broadcast (before the Vortexx block ceased airing on September 27, 2014). Now Yuma, Shark, and Kaito along with all their friends must band together and face this new threat. However evil forces from the Barian World seek to obtain the 'Number' cards to destroy the Astral World. Taking place shortly after the events of the World Duel Carnival, life seemed to go back to normal for Yuma and his friends. Likewise the dub of second season, which began airing on August 17, 2013, doesn't change the title. However, it is not a new series - NAS' website lists the series as ongoing, with no reset of episode numbers to go along with the rebrand. The anime was rescheduled on Septemand was rebranded as Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal II on October 7, 2012. Both the dub and subtitled versions are available on Hulu.

The dub was originally produced by 4Kids Entertainment (later by Konami after 4Kids went bankrupt) and aired primarily on Nicktoons but also Vortexx in the U.S.

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