Of course, fans who do not know this background cannot escape the perception that the card battle animation is a kind of box office check, so they hope for a sequel to be produced, which is forgettable and unlikely.[25] In the animation at the time, the cards used were sometimes banned or had different performance than the original, and even explanations of the situations that occur due to the activation and processing of specific cards were vague, and there were many supporting characters who were simply impressed by the monster's combat power or effects, so it may feel frustrating to those who know OCG.[26] There are opinions that it is not awkward if viewed as a simple boy battle, but unlike creative works, fans often have different perspectives over time, so criticism that it is childish or excessive is an element that cannot be resolved.[27] In other words, Konami can be seen as having decided that it is no longer possible to use the original theme as a means of promoting IP

And the protagonist learns from his grandfather that his and Tooru's parents were D-wheelers and that both parents died in a D-wheel accident
The card sleeves I used are the GameGenic standard sleeves
We hope to cast Serah FarronSerah Farron on turn three, and if everything goes right, the card should be flipping over by turn five, with us turning some creatures sideways