At the island-based Duel Academy, young potential duelists gain the skills they need to become a top notch duelist. The students are divided into three classes named after the three Egyptian god cards: the top ranked Obelisk Blue, average Ra Yellow, and beginner Slifer Red. Jadan Yuki is currently a student at the academy, and is a huge fan of the famous Yugi Mutou. Though Jadan must start off slowly in the Slifer Red class, his goal is impressive: to become the next King of Games! Together with Syrus, Chumley, and Bastion, their dueling matches will draw them into the shadow realm, and into trouble. Jadan and the gang must do the only thing possible: get their game on!
Twelve-year-old Shobu Kirifuda has one goal: to become a top-ranking player at the game of Duel Masters, a card game in which players use spells and summon monsters to break through their opponents' shield cards and subsequently defeat them. Shobu believes he's a great player, but he soon discovers that there is more to the game than he originally thought; true Duel Masters, he learns, are able to make the monsters on the cards manifest themselves during a duel. A mysterious group has taken a keen interest in Shobu, although their reasons are as mysterious as the group itself. Now Shobu and his friends not only have to win the championship, but also try to figure out who these people are and why they're so interested in Shobu.
If you like card battle then this is for you! Also there are many funny moments that both series can do just as well as the other. Both shows make remarks about the show itself being an anime, and that makes them all the better.
If you like card battle ith a helping of funny then this is for you!
Both are fairly light-hearted, especially near the start, although GX does get darker in themes later on. Both are card game based animes, and both have good humour.
if you like anime that are all about card battle then this one is just what the doctor orderd! also both have a little comedy in them so ya have a good laugh why dont you??
Both series involves card battles.In both of these series you get to see how the battles help them to save the world. That an evil person wants to take over.These series have action and comedy. So, if you like Yu-Gi-Oh! GX then you'd like Duel Master and vise versa.
Max, Zoey and Rex are three kids who make up the D-Team - a team which is all about adventure! While investigating a fallen meteorite, the trio run across some mysterious dinosaur cards which, when activated, spit out a real life dinosaur! These cards were accidentally scattered around the world in a time traveling accident caused by the nefarious Dr. Z and his henchmen known as the Alpha Gang. Dr. Z aspires to create a dinosaur fighting arena and become the Dinosaur King himself, and he needs the cards - and dinosaurs within them - to accomplish his goal! Now, the D-Team must race against the clock to find the cards first and free the dinosaurs from the ultimate villains!
Both series are about card game and even though one's about dinosaurs and the other about monsters in general, the chosen team must save the world and prevent the cards from ending up in the wrong hands
Yu Gi Oh GX and Dinosaur King are remarkably similar in format, target audience, and feel. The kids in both battle various monsters using cards that summon them, and both anime are clearly targeted at young boys. Just trust me on this one!
Once upon a time, two brothers passed the happy days of their childhood by studying alchemy, which is governed by the equal transfer principle: an eye for an eye -- you can't get more than you give. But these brothers tried to defy that law, and a horrific accident resulted. Now, the older brother, Edward, is called the Full Metal Alchemist because of his metal limbs, and the younger, Alphonse, is a soul without a body, trapped within the confines of an automaton. Together they search for the power to restore themselves, to find the lives they lost so long ago...
The concept of fighting for good and doing right by your true friends, family and fellow man; the sense of mythology; and the idea of doing what is best for the greater good, is kept alive in FMA just as it is in Yu-Gi-Oh!
To be honest... I can't really put into words here how Yu-Gi-Oh relates to FMA, but what I can say for sure is that Yu-Gi fans should give FMA a chance!
Beyblading is the latest rage; gyroscopes battle each other in different environments until one is knocked out. Only a true master can bring out a blade’s full potential and unleash the bitbeast within, though. To find out who the true blade master is, a tournament is held. While going up against a team of bio-enhanced beybladers, can the talented but hard-headed Tyson and his team, the Bladebreakers, master their bigbeasts and bring home the win?
In a world where creatures known as Pokemon roam and would-be trainers capture and battle the beasts, the young Ash Ketchum can’t be happier; he has finally reached the age when he can have his very first Pokemon! Along with the electrical Pikachu and human buddies Brock and Misty, Ash must embark on a journey to battle countless others and become the best Pokemon Trainer of them all! From the Johto region to the Orange Islands, there’s plenty of Pokemon to catch and adventures to find, even if the infamous Team Rocket stands in the way!
Unlike a show like Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh GX and Pokemon are more similar because the main characters chose to be where they are, and are working towards a goal, not to save the world, but just become the best at what they do. They train hard, and constantly battle others (battles/matches happen almost every episode). However, Pokemon has less of a storyline than Yu-Gi-Oh GX.