Yu-Gi-Oh! GX is way better than Yu-Gi-Oh! 5DS and Zexal

“1. Yu-Gi-Oh! GX had a good storyline. The progonist, Jaden Yuki, seems confident, happy, and godlike.”This was actually a common complaint with the GX and irked a lot of fans; is that he was way too bright, too happy and was so incredibly blessed by the gods that he rarely ever lost a duel and often managed to draw, against all odds, the exact cards he needed in each situation. A Large number of his duels where won trough pure luck of the draw as opposed to Yusei who tried not to rely on luck. His duels where often luck based, like all of the series were, but he often constructed complex flow charts and diagrams that gave us the illusion that he wasn't just at the mercy of the writers. Also, remember that confidence is just a half step away from arrogance. In the final series of the anime that was not aired by 4Kids Jaden is often thought to have overshadowed other characters so much that it became damaging to his character and the series. “Dm and 5ds were too serious about dueling, and zexal looked like they should be in pokemon. 5Ds was too rushed with the storyline and it looked like they duel 24/7. I know that's the goal to the game, but it's just too much.”Remember that Yaden is the duellist that has been featured in the most duels to to date. During the 180 shows that GX featured there where a total of 101 duels that he was shown participating in. That is a single duel every 1.7 episodes. As compared to Yusei who is featured in 61 duels in 154 episodes, meaning a duel was started on average every 2.52 episodes, either meaning that duels where longer or that they didn't take up as large part of the story as usually. 5D's storyline was actually thought not to be rushed as it was well thought out, had a lot of effort put into it and the first season plot line was incredibly detailed and intriguing.1.2 “2. First off, the later installments ruined the meaning of dueling. They have no connection with yugi whatsoever.”So, what is the meaning of duelling in your opinion? Yugi wasn't the main theme in Yu-Gi-Oh!; he was the main character. He doesn't define duelling at any part and he by himself does not make a franchise. By the time that we reach 5D Yugi is most likely dead and Atem has been in his home realm for at least a decade before GX started. “Have the others duel yugi and won? “First off, the final duel between Yugi and Jaden didn't result in a result, it is unknown if silver's final attack against the winged dragon of RA would have succeeded. I'm going to drop this point because it has nothing to do with the debate. “Zexal didn't make any sense and the characters look childish (especially that Yuma character).”In a show that is targeted at children in the west childish characters aren't a sin, but if you want to define characters by how childish they are then you'll also have to accept the argument that Yaden is the second worst character of the four main characters with Atem/Yugi and Yusei share the spot of the serious character department. Atem had a habit of never seeing the bright side until Yugi pointed it out, he was always serious when he had a reason to and he didn't hesitate to murder his opponents in the Anime. (off topic: None of the characters had a problem doing that. The Shadow Realm doesn't exists in the Anime as the concept of death was too grim for western children.). Jadenwas much more upbeat and didn't take life as seriously. In the episode where he fought the Gravekeeper Chief (episode 27-28) he just nearly managed to save his friends from being buried alive. At the end of the duel he remarked that he “wishes to duel him again sometime” which shows his disregard of the danger he just escaped from. “ First, you see duel bikes and now multiverse? I'm pretty sure the more modern it is, the more crappier it gets.”I'd like you to support your arguments and opinions. What makes the modern element of the new series so bad? Saying that they are bad just because you think so won't hold in a debate and so this point is mute. “3. The only thing I liked about 5ds and zexal was the theme song and that's it. I admit that GX needs a little more help when it comes to music.”this is a personal opinion, so I'm also dropping this point. “Thank you for giving the definition(s). I didn't realize that. I actually thought that the best series has more than the ratings and the 'biggest audience'. For example, the characters, setting, plot, problem, and solution. “I did touch upon the content of the show in my last two paragraphs so this point is almost mute, but when it comes to getting a overview over the quality of the show without a biased opinion we cannot have any other scale than the scale defined by the majority of the audience. “I'm pretty sure that the audience pretty much only watched a couple of episodes. Besides, 4kids didn't air the last season on Yu-Gi-Oh! GX and 5ds. However, There were some things that were incomplete and changed (to make it more for an American audience). “The audience watched more episodes than you give them credits for. If you had read some of the more sophisticated reviews in my sources you can see that they cite a large number of series. Knowledge that stretch over 4-5 series is a bit more than a couple of episodes. You might also have noticed that many of them reference and prefer the anime, the undubbed version that had nothing taken out meaning that they are well qualified to give an accurate description of the quality and content of the series in question. 1)yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Jaden_Yuki's_Decks2)yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Yusei_Fudo's_Decks