All he cares about is how Fusion is going to unite the world. Throughout the duel, while Yuuya tried to communicate with him, Sora kept on flat out telling him that he doesnвЂ™t give a shit. Which begs the question of whether or not he can truly be вЂњsavedвЂќ. Sora on the other-hand, didnвЂ™t waver the slightest. YuuyaвЂ™s heart and mind were clear today, and so he was able to pull it off without a hitch. He was nervous about it, so he decided to try and believe in Yuuto to help him follow through with his promise, to bring back the smiles to the dueling field, and to successfully summon Odd-Eyes Rebellion Dragon without losing control of whatever is trying to take a hold of both of them. The highlight of it all is how he took big risks, countered his fears and pulled off what he had learned and gained during his darkest moments. In this duel, Yuuya had one mission and that was in hopes to bring back SoraвЂ™s true smile, and that was simply by having a friendly competitive duel, not one that is sparkling for the sake of providing entertainment. The biggest surprise, which was something I had been anticipating for a while now, is seeing Yuuya duel without focusing on the entertainment. He was the most level-headed we have seen him since the beginning of the series. Today we were able to see him utilize them with strategy involved and not recklessly running around the field in desperation. Up to this point, Yuuya has shown far too much reliance on Action Cards to get him out of a pinch situation. He has come so far and I canвЂ™t tell you how much I cheered seeing him use the Action Cards in the way they are really supposed to. I couldnвЂ™t have been more proud of Yuuya today. Neither matches felt rushed and when I checked the time of how far I was into the episode, I was pleased to see we still had another ten, fifteen minutes. Truthfully speaking, last week I expected their match to hog this weekвЂ™s episode, but it was perfectly balanced with the on-going battle against the Obelisk Force, which was also wrapped up in a timely manner. Then for Yuuya VS SoraвЂ™s match, they were already engaged in battle, allowing the pace to be set where the moments counted the most during their duel. It only took up one minutes and twenty seconds.

They simply showed us the beginning (last week) and the final hits this week. First off, I am glad they had chosen to completely skip the Junior Championship (and its part of the tournament) because nobody ever cared about that. It was a smart decision to not start from the very beginning of the duels. Instead it will be against Reiji, but I will talk about that a bit later. Better yet, I in a way relieved to see that Yuuya VS Sora duel is not the final big one of the season. I was extremely pleased with how well they managed to balance out the two on-going duels (oh, including the JuniorвЂ™s Final as well- which Reira won), and managed to have both of them wrapped up by the end of the episode. That would be the best way to describe this episode.

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