In which episode did the protagonists of Yu-Gi-Oh! 1 and 2 fight, and who won?

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Nowadays, most people are saying that the 10th generation Boy is better than the game Boy. I can understand this statement. I support Game Boy, but when others say this, it can only be due to different personal preferences. However, supporters of the tenth generation Boy insist on comparing it with GX180. Damn it, anyone with any brains can see it. Come out, Game Boy is sure to win in that episode. The reason is very simple. For example, some fans of the tenth generation Boy say that the Osiris Sky Dragon summoned by Game Boy was resurrected from the graveyard and can only last for one round. So the tenth generation boy won. What I want to say to these people is that you must have not carefully watched how the game boy summoned the Osiris Sky Dragon. Yes, the sky dragon came out of the cemetery, but it was not resurrected, but was sacrificed by a special summon. It's a special summon, so there is no possibility of returning to the graveyard. Some time ago, I was looking for information and found some interesting answers.

The comments are as follows: "The tenth generation and the game must be the winner! It has the attributes of the earth mole ~ Sky Dragon returns to the deck ! There are neos and flash flame wingers~ If there are no cards on the game field, you lose! Also~ Sky Dinosaurs don’t have attributes that are not affected by monster attributes~ But why did the tenth generation use neos to attack directly~ It’s so sad! ~Hey! ”

I think this comment is correct except for the last sentence: Why did Judai use neos to attack directly in the end? It’s so sad.

First: The Earth Mole is unfortunately too low in level. Only the effects of monsters with 10 stars or above can last for one round against God. It seems that the Earth Mole is still far from enough. The most important thing is that the earth mole was used as a sacrifice to the game boy to summon the god.

Second: The Flashing Flame Winged Man has no meaning before God.

Just today, I saw a super funny comment: Tenth Generation has "miraculous card drawing", and it may be a bit difficult to win the game.

I would like to correct a mistake here: the last episode of GX (Episode 168) is Judai’s graduation duel, a duel between students from a duel school, it’s the Dark Flame Dragon VS the Freshman, who says it is? Is the game for the tenth generation?

This is probably the funniest comment I have seen this year. The last episode is episode 168. That’s ridiculous.

Having mentioned these two other people’s comments, I will also share my own views.

No.1: The difference in hand cards. At that time, the Tenth Generation Boy only had one Winged Chestnut Ball, while the Game Boy had five cards in his hand. The Osiris Sky Dragon's attack power was 5,000, while the Tenth Generation Boy had only one Winged Chestnut Ball left in his hand. The three monsters of Dai Boy are all very different in attack power. As for the Winged Kururi Ball, to put it bluntly, the Tenth Generation Boy cannot be summoned at all. Even if it is summoned, it will be useless. Sky Dragon's thunder bomb can seal the wings. The ability of the chestnut ball and the effect of the N Fire Scarab can't help the tenth generation boy. At this time, the tenth generation boy's LP is 1600. There is nothing wrong with using Neos to attack, because this can increase the attack power of the gleaming winged man to 4600. If the LP of the tenth generation boy at this time is still 4000, it is possible to survive until the next one's turn, and then the character will explode and draw the reversal card. However, at this time, the tenth generation boy has no hope. He will continue to attack with Neos just because he has found the joy of dueling. He is happy to be able to compete with Duel King Muto Yugi, so he chooses to attack.

No.2: The relationship between home and away games, GX is the tenth generation Boy as the protagonist, so it is normal for him to win, but the problem is that the place where he duels with Muto Yugi belongs to the Game Boy

In the world, it can be seen from the fact that the game Boy has the God Card that this is after Duel City, and the Pharaoh still exists, which means that it is before the Egyptian chapter. The fact that Game Boy went to school shows that this incident happened after the KC chapter, because Game Boy was in the United States before that. And in the final episode of Muto Yugi VS Pharaoh, Isis Isildar

said that over the past three thousand years, the Pharaoh's sword (Three Illusion Gods) has grown so big that no one can collect it. , and because no one can accept the sword (the three phantom gods), the battle ritual cannot be established. This means that at least in the time and space of Yu-Gi-Oh, no one can beat Muto Yugi with the three phantom gods in hand.

No3: Hidden soul. Some Tenth Generation Boy fans once said that the Tenth Generation Boy has three souls (Yushidai Tenth/Overlord Tenth Generation/Yubel), which is more souls than the Game Boy. This is simply Just kidding, the Pharaoh is not just a human, he can also transform into a Chaos Warrior, where Overlord and Yubel can compete.

Finally, I have a personal opinion about this duel. I think the duel game Boy's betrayal is too serious this time. You must know that the duels in Yu-Gi-Oh! Muto Yugi are basically all done by Yami Yugi. Yes, but why was it Xiaobiao (Biao Yuxi) who was dueling with the 10th generation Boy? Apart from letting go, another reason is that it was not long after the KC competition ended and before he went to Egypt. At this time, Wang Yiang (Pharaoh) Wang) already knew that he was leaving, so he wanted to practice Xiaobiao's dueling ability. But why did he appear again in the end to duel with Judai Boy? In fact, it was just to let Judai see it. The strength of a real master, and then there is no tenth generation boy who has been completely defeated.