Yu-Gi-Oh! Go Rush!!

Bridge Summer 2022
ActionFantasyStrategy Game
6.8
Quality Score
0.49 (Positive)
Audience Mood
7 / 10
Controversy
1,553
MAL Ratings

Synopsis

After inheriting the company from their parents, siblings Yuuhi and Yuamu Oudou have started to work at the Alien Trouble Consultancy, an organization that hunts aliens. Although they have never encountered aliens before, Yuuhi is desperate to meet one as he believes that an alien has stolen his important item, called the "Earthdama". One day, while searching for extraterrestrial creatures, Yuuhi and Yuamu find a strange spot in the forest where many trees have fallen, forming a scenery similar to a crop circle. As they venture further, they discover a mysterious spaceship and enter it out of curiosity. To their surprise, they come across Yuudias Velgear, an alien from the Velgear Star Cluster. As it turns out, Yuudias is seeking to learn about Rush Duel—a card game popular among elementary school students—as he believes that it will save his home from a long war. With the siblings agreeing to teach Yuudias about Rush Duel, they eventually realize that their first contact with an alien may not be a random coincidence. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Audience Consensus

Yu-Gi-Oh! Go Rush!! is a divisive series with an ambitious but flawed execution. Some appreciate the unique alien themes, character development, and dueling, while others criticize the childish writing, weak plot cohesion, and poor comedy. The show seems to be a step up from Sevens, but still has issues holding it back.

Strengths

  • Ambitious plot with aliens and connections to previous series.
  • Good dueling quality.
  • Enjoyable characters with solid development, especially Yudias and the Ohdo twins.
  • Menacing and varied antagonists.
  • Shorter duels are more enjoyable.

Weaknesses

  • Childish writing with plot holes and logic holes.
  • Tutorial-heavy start.
  • Alien characters can be hard to relate to or understand.
  • Weak connections between characters.
  • Poor comedy.
  • Lack of focus on a clear end-goal makes the plot hard to follow.
Available on: Disney Plus (availability varies by region)