And well, I'm not surprised if some of the Darkmen rebel against what Yuamu seeks to create or do in the future. At this point, Bruyea would be the Darkmen most loyal to Yuamu since he is the only one who did not receive any awakening of knowledge or independence as happened with Sabyuas, Zeyet and Fukamura. Zeyet seems to be the one who would go against following orders the most. On the other hand, Sabyuas would only follow Zwijo since he was his inspiration until now: in fact, also for Zeyet at times. Zwijo himself remains, and we'll see where his loyalties lie so far. And well, there are some curiosities about the Duel between Darkman that few noticed or did not realize. - Fukamura using a Super Poly-type Spell Card (Dark Matter Mist Fusion) is a reference to the time Fukamura was defeated by Kuaidul due to a Super Poly-type Effect. - Sabyuas using a Spell Card focused on destroying the entire Field (Dark Matter Big Bang) is a reference to the time Sabyuas was defeated by Epoch when she used a pair of Cards that did the same thing: destroy everything on the Field. In the end, the Darkmen do learn from their past defeats to improve.
It's funny that you think this is a mediocre Episode since I know a lot of people consider Rovian vs Zeyet Duel to be the most mediocre Episode so far. Even The Luge vs Yudias Duel falls into the same category for some (In fact, Episode 125 can also be considered a mediocre Episode for many due to the focus on Zeyet, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it more) But again, that depends a lot on how much you like the Characters: the Darkmen are a mixed bag, The Luge and Yudias are up there, and Rovian has more haters (and the unnecessarily comparison to Romin) That said, this Episode is the one that has elements that are more important later on to understand some things. Therefore, this Episode is important for the Plot despite everything. It also helps to continue improving the characterization of the Darkmen as entities that can make their own decisions and not necessarily be someone's pawns (something that Fukamura highlights: the Darkmen only follow Yuamu simply because she created them) Finally, Fukamura's motivation to try to get the rest of the Darkmen to revolt makes sense since it was something he always wanted since the other Darkmen are just being used as pawns by Yuamu instead of being against her. Still, Rovian also had a somewhat stupid motivation to bet everything on the Duel against Zeyet. Ironically, those two Duels were the only ones where Yuamu's Darkmen managed to get a W for the Empire (Fukamura is on Yudias's side)
Yeah I get the point about the episode meaning different things for different people based on how much you like the characters. Personally I love Rovian, Epoch, zeyet and the Luge but I don't really rate Fukamura or Sabyuas . I did like the continued character development for them and seeing them thinking for themselves was cool.
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And well, I'm not surprised if some of the Darkmen rebel against what Yuamu seeks to create or do in the future. At this point, Bruyea would be the Darkmen most loyal to Yuamu since he is the only one who did not receive any awakening of knowledge or independence as happened with Sabyuas, Zeyet and Fukamura.
Zeyet seems to be the one who would go against following orders the most. On the other hand, Sabyuas would only follow Zwijo since he was his inspiration until now: in fact, also for Zeyet at times. Zwijo himself remains, and we'll see where his loyalties lie so far.
And well, there are some curiosities about the Duel between Darkman that few noticed or did not realize.
- Fukamura using a Super Poly-type Spell Card (Dark Matter Mist Fusion) is a reference to the time Fukamura was defeated by Kuaidul due to a Super Poly-type Effect.
- Sabyuas using a Spell Card focused on destroying the entire Field (Dark Matter Big Bang) is a reference to the time Sabyuas was defeated by Epoch when she used a pair of Cards that did the same thing: destroy everything on the Field.
In the end, the Darkmen do learn from their past defeats to improve.
It's funny that you think this is a mediocre Episode since I know a lot of people consider Rovian vs Zeyet Duel to be the most mediocre Episode so far. Even The Luge vs Yudias Duel falls into the same category for some (In fact, Episode 125 can also be considered a mediocre Episode for many due to the focus on Zeyet, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it more)
But again, that depends a lot on how much you like the Characters: the Darkmen are a mixed bag, The Luge and Yudias are up there, and Rovian has more haters (and the unnecessarily comparison to Romin)
That said, this Episode is the one that has elements that are more important later on to understand some things. Therefore, this Episode is important for the Plot despite everything. It also helps to continue improving the characterization of the Darkmen as entities that can make their own decisions and not necessarily be someone's pawns (something that Fukamura highlights: the Darkmen only follow Yuamu simply because she created them)
Finally, Fukamura's motivation to try to get the rest of the Darkmen to revolt makes sense since it was something he always wanted since the other Darkmen are just being used as pawns by Yuamu instead of being against her. Still, Rovian also had a somewhat stupid motivation to bet everything on the Duel against Zeyet. Ironically, those two Duels were the only ones where Yuamu's Darkmen managed to get a W for the Empire (Fukamura is on Yudias's side)
Yeah I get the point about the episode meaning different things for different people based on how much you like the characters.
Personally I love Rovian, Epoch, zeyet and the Luge but I don't really rate Fukamura or Sabyuas .
I did like the continued character development for them and seeing them thinking for themselves was cool.