Noah might be a victim of circumstance (you have to feel at least a little bit sorry for him when you hear how Gozaburo abandoned him when he pretty much died) but that certainly doesn’t justify his actions.
Brainwashing kids to love you is a great way of validating your inferiority complex. From humble beginnings in the orphanage to speeding his way up the corporate ladder, he’s sacrificed a lot to get the business empire he stands on top of. He’s prideful but that’s partly because he’s accomplished so much in so little a time. But he’s a guy with a lot of emotional baggage and behind the aloof millionaire facade is a pretty sensitive man.
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He’s the kind of guy you would hate in real life–arrogant, contemptuous, and full of self-entitlement.
Seto Kaiba is such an interesting character. Tag-team duels are nothing new in Yu-Gi-Oh! but I do believe this is the first time in the franchise where a second takes over the duel. Warning: long post with many self-indulgent screenshots ahead. Sometimes, the good guys don’t always win, or if they win, the victory leaves a bitter aftertaste in the mouth. With mid-season duels that take place in the thick of things, the outcome of these duels are markedly unpredictable. The downside to epic season finale duels is that you tend to already “know” who’s going to win. Duels can be fun and generally are but they can also be very psychologically scarring. What distinguishes the following duels as the top five is the deeply personal nature of these duels. Dueling takes those tricky, abstract conflicts and fleshes them out into physical monsters. It’s a battleground to work out family problems and personal issues or to face your personal demons. In fact, fighting for a global cause is hardly a requirement for really intense dueling. Sometimes you don’t need to have the weight of the entire world on your shoulders to have an epic duel.
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