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The future of Duel Monsters has finally arrived! With it has come a new form of dueling known as "Riding Duels," which many duelists are eager to take up and learn. One such player is Yusei Fudo, an aspiring rider duelist who lives in the slum area known as Satellite; he has been wronged by the system and is on a mission to defeat his archrival: Jack Atlus, the Absolute King of the Riding Duel. With Jack having wronged him in his past, Yusei chooses to exact his revenge by taking his title; but, with a strange, unfamiliar set of rules and many foes ahead, will he ever reach Neo-Domino City and claim his prize?
One day, a flood of magical cards rained down from the sky and were collected by unsuspecting children. Unaware of the great power of the cards, the children created an exciting new game called Bakugan Battle Brawlers - but once they began to play it, they discovered that the monsters were real! Now Daniel and Drago must try to save Vestroia, the home dimension of the monsters in their new game. To make matters worse, they also have to contend with the mysterious player known as Masquerade, who has been taking other players' Bakugan from them.
Both the series are similar in the fact that a small group of humans must help some monsters, save their world while also trying to protect theirs. Using cards to help them battle and deafet the other player in the game.
Move over, solitaire! Cardfight Vanguard is the card game that all the kids these days are playing. Using carefully prepared decks, players battle it out for fame and glory – the first to receive six damage points loses. After a bully takes Aichi's special card, he finds himself across the table from the legendary player Toshiki Kai. And though it's his first time playing the game, Aichi is determined to win...
The above is a preliminary synopsis that will be updated once more episodes of the anime have been released.
Another card game anime. Though Vanguard is nowhere near as good as 5d's, its still not a bad anime to pass the time if your into this sort of thing.
All Takato ever wanted was his very own Digimon; all Ruki ever wanted was a strong Digimon; and all Jen ever wanted was a partner Digimon. Their wish came true, but along with it a string of Digimon came to destroy the world and conquer it. This unlikely trio must now fight with their partner Digimon created from the mysterious blue card and stop the impending doom that is coming their way. Together with some other friends they explore the Digital Zone to find out what is happening, and to discover the mystery behind the D-Reaper. This is not just a regular digital monsters card game, because this time, the Digimon are real!
Both of these series seem to give a bit of a darker edge to already familiar franchises. 5D's and Tamers both introduce characters who are more calm and collected than their earlier series. For the main characters, it would seem that what they do it taboo according to those in authority over them. If you liked Digimon, you should like Yu-gi-oh and vice-verse. And if you liked Tamers or 5D's, then you should definately like the other.
Welcome to the game of Live On! In it, people known as Cardlivers use collectible cards to summon mysterious creatures for battles. One such Cardliver is Kakeru, an elementary school student who wants nothing more than to beat his friend Ai in a game. During a stroll through a park Kakeru runs across a hurt puppy named Petal and, using a card that it gives to him, transforms into a wondrous wolf and defeats the dog's would-be and sinister captors. Alongside Petal, Kakeru sets forth with his new cards to become the best Live On player around!
If you like Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's or any other Yu-Gi-Oh! movies or shows, then you might be interested in Live on Cardilver Kakeru. What both anime have are "Card Battle" They would use cards to battle then some monsters come up, jus like Bakuman, except they don't hav it in AP, or it's also like Dino king or something like that.
In a world where most of the planet has been taken back by Mother Nature and Tokyo has become the world's largest "Jungle-opolis," a young girl named Kuniko has to lead the Anti-Government group known as Metal-Age against Atlas, a powerful and pristine city of wealth and technology. Gradually, Kuniko begins to question whether or not Atlas and its people are really cruel; only when she and her guardians infiltrate Atlas does Kuniko truly gain perspective. Why is the government so set on letting the lower city of Duomo live off of scraps, when the tower city of Atlas has more than enough room for everybody?
The story may not be the same, but Kuniko and Yusei are both figthing so they´re people can get into the better city and have a more peaceful live.
