Kazuki Takahashi started a story that would become legendary in the 1990s and inspired a card game that was played around the world. The story of Yu-Gi-Oh then continued with new stories and deductions, with many different characters. Let’s see Top 7 protagonists of Yu-Gi-Oh from worst to best.
The last position remains for the time being Yuga Odo, the youngest protagonist of the new anime that took place in the time of Covid Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVEN. Not only is he the guy who has had the least time to shine, he’s the youngest of them all to rejuvenate the series, which seems to have diminished the depth of the characters.
In sixth place is Yu-Gi-Oh ZEXAL’s Yuma Tsukumo, one of the most tasteless series in this genre. The nature of the protagonist does not allow him to be very concise and to draw the series as in the past, his duels being among the most boring and obvious of all, accompanied by an atmosphere of eternal losers. Fifth position instead for Yuya Sakaki from Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V, a character who sometimes seems too hypocritical and extreme, but still retains a certain charm and a game philosophy.
To the Fourth place is Yusaku Fujiki, Star of Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS, the newest series after SEVENS. Intelligent and also grown up, he duels at a high level with a background that also imposes certain decisions on him, not for fun, but out of necessity. Third place for Jaden Yuki. by Yu-Gi-Oh GX, the first spin-off series from Konami’s card world. Although Jaden does not present any particular development of the character during the series, he manages to come across with his sympathy and manner.
Second place for Yusei Fudo. by Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal. The boy is perhaps the most mature of the protagonists and the one who, in other situations, would have come closer to the character of the rival than the actual protagonist. Except for a few slip-ups, his charisma is enough to maintain his series in its entirety. the First place goes to the duo Yugi Muto / Yami Yugi, condemned to a coexistence that makes both grow and inseparable. The protagonist sketched by Kazuki Takahashi is inevitably not only the most popular, but also the most successful for the development he receives over time.
What is your Favorite Yu-Gi-Oh protagonist? Who knows if Yugi won’t return in a fan-requested Yu-Gi-Oh spin-off.
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