Unfortunately, like the other Yu-Gi-Oh! movie, Pyramid of Light, this one only ran for forty-nine minute, which I felt was a bit short for the story to develop too much. I really wish it wasn't this bad, and I wouldn't mind a well-made sequel. However, with the never-ending list of problems in this movie, I can't give it more than a 5/10. I haven't seen dialogue that bad in ages!Īlthough I was expecting something more serious, it was still a fun watch. The main characters were their regular selves (although Jaden felt really out of place and randomly thrown in) but they constantly insisted on using every 'yay friendship!', 'we're now best buds!', or 'our love of this childrens card game will make us win!' types of comments ALL THE TIME. His back-story was pretty much non-exsistant and the reasons for his attack on Pegasus were weak. The villain was extremely 2-dimensional and boring. Unfortunately, the focus was just on 4 main characters (including the villain). I feel like if the movie was longer, many more characters could have been involved, making this a more complex movie. The movie mostly focused on the Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds universe, with apperences from one character from GX and a few from the original series.

Just looking at the plot, this is a horrible movie.

Most of the plot holes revolved around the time travel aspect, but the rest of the plot didn't make much sense either. The biggest of which is the number of plot holes in the film there were so many it was really distracting and it pulled me out of the story.

Ta-da, that's it! The entire thing feels more like a special than a full movie a result of its many flaws. Our three heroes band together to stop him and save their previous card game. The plot is simple a mysterious character from the future decides be wants to erase the Duel Monsters card game from history so he decides to go back in time and kill Pegasus. I thought it sounded awesome, and it was the only reason I decided to watch this movie.

It's a VERY cool plot idea that any Yu-Gi-Oh fan would be interested in. The cool thing about the story is, using time travel, this movie contains three Yu-Gi-Oh protagonists (from different series). I would only recommend a film like this to the most hardcore YuGiOh fans, as it was sometimes cringy to watch. Most of the plot was very weak and felt like it was designed in 10 minutes. The crossovers were fun to see, but that was the only enjoyable part of it. As a fan of the YuGiOh franchise, I enjoyed this movie, but my nostalgia was one of the few things that saved this film.

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