Chapter 221

Tomato's outrageous remarks!

Chapter 221 Tomato's outrageous remarks!

Before the man with the tomato-shaped haircut had finished speaking, he strode briskly to Serena and helped her up from the pile of rubble.

His movements were swift yet cautious, and he even patted the dust off her clothes.

Tomato Head looked up at You Ming, his gaze behind his goggles full of seriousness: "Duel should be something that brings smiles, a bridge connecting our hearts."

How could you use it to hurt others, turning people into cold, lifeless cards!

This sudden turn of events left everyone stunned, with Kaito and Shu Kurosaki instantly on edge.

The Duel Disk lit up quietly, its eyes filled with vigilance—these three people were of unknown origin, definitely not from the Hyperdimensional Dimension, and their aura was completely different from that of the Fusion Dimension.

Serena leaned against Tomato Head's side, still feeling completely exhausted, but staring at the person in front of her with utter astonishment.

He couldn't understand why this complete stranger, Tomato Head, would suddenly help him.

You Ming raised an eyebrow, looking at the tomato-headed man in front of him with interest: "Oh? From what you're saying, you understand the true essence of dueling?"

However, my feud with her is a matter between the superdimensional and fused dimensions, and it seems to be none of the business of outsiders.

"What do you mean by 'outsider' or 'not outsiders'!"

Tomato Head waved his hand, his gaze behind his goggles growing even more determined. He reached out and put his arm around Serena's shoulder, shielding her behind him.

"I cannot stand idly by when someone is hurt by a duel!"

That professor treats duels as a tool for power struggles and turns the losers into cards, which has long violated the original intention of dueling!

Duels are meant to bring smiles, not become weapons that harm others!

He paused, then raised his hand and pointed to the scattered cards and broken duel disks in the arena, his voice tinged with heartache: "Look here, everywhere you look there's the murderous aura of dueling, not a single smile."

A true duel should end with both sides smiling at each other, even if one loses, they should still applaud the other's brilliant moves.

Instead of fighting to the death and driving people to the brink of despair!

These words were straightforward and sincere, like a ray of warm sunshine, dispelling the tension and hostility present.

Serena leaned against Tomato Head's back, her eyes slightly red.

He thought of the duelists he had turned into cards to gain merit, and the fear he felt when he was defeated.

The regret in my heart was even greater than I had imagined. The real duel was not the "battle of life and death" that the professor had described, but rather something beautiful that could bring a smile to my face.

Ruri Kurosaki stood beside Yu Ming, her fingers still slightly clenched, but her gaze toward Tomato Head was less wary and more questioning.

Kaito and Shu Kurosaki exchanged a glance and slowly put away their Duel Disks. The three of them showed no malice.

His aura was clean and pure, and his eyes held only a passion for dueling; he was by no means an enemy.

Unlike their reactions, You Ming had only one opinion about this guy.

Are you kidding me?

He recognized the man with the tomato-shaped haircut; he was Yuya, the male protagonist of ARCV.

You Ming suddenly felt memories of his past life leaping into his mind.

That voice, who knows absolutely nothing but always likes to stand on the moral high ground and criticize you, echoed in his mind again.

Why is ARCV rated?

Aside from being completely useless in the most common card game, the most important thing is this main character.

This protagonist is a typical example of someone who, without experiencing the suffering of others, will not advise them to do good.

While others believe duels should be about fighting, he insists that duels are entertainment meant to bring smiles.

Actually, there's no right or wrong in this; it's a matter of different philosophies and the influence of environmental factors. He was born under the protection of a professional gamer father and grew up in comfort and sunshine, so naturally he would think that duels are something that brings smiles.

It's just like how gamers in real life use duels to play cards.

The same principle applies to others.

People living in an environment where they are oppressed by their superiors through duels will also perceive duels as tools for war.

The problem is, this guy actually wants to go to someone else's dimension, force them to believe that duels should bring smiles.

That's going too far!

To put it bluntly, even if this person were willing to bring smiles through duels, as he claims,

So what makes him think his opponent is willing?

If your opponent refuses and insists on a duel to defeat you, then wants to turn you into a card, what should you do?

Are we just going to surrender and let someone else kill us?

Therefore, Yuya's inexplicable values ​​are the main reason why the entire ARCV series received negative reviews.

Another one is this brain-dead screenwriter!

It is said that he was a genius who took over the duties.

In order for the protagonist to implement this philosophy of bringing smiles through duels, he had to force everyone around him to become less intelligent and join in the chaos!

The most typical example is the Xyz Dimension arc, which is the first world invaded by the fused dimension in the original story.

In the original world, Kaito's parents were turned into cards by people from merged dimensions, which is equivalent to them being killed.

Driven by rage, Kaito embarks on a solitary path of revenge, determined to single-handedly take down the Obelisk Legion.

As a result of being brainwashed by Tomato, the victim Kaito instinctively felt that he had also brought pain and fear to the people of the merged dimension, so he was also at fault.

Look, look!

Is this a normal human value system?

You're the victim!

After being victimized, you violently retaliate. What is there to reflect on?

Shouldn't it be the opponents who need to reflect on their own actions?

But the screenwriter, driven by the cult-like idea that the duel brings smiles, managed to bring him back.

This resulted in all the characters in the story having their intelligence forcibly reduced in order to uphold this ideology.

This is why Yuya is called a cult leader; he's just too good at brainwashing people.

Looking at Tomato Head protecting Serena, and listening to his words about his original intention for dueling, You Ming's smile deepened: "I didn't expect to meet someone who understands dueling in this turbulent dimension."

However, you are quite bold to venture into the battlefield of the Hyperdimension alone (with two companions).

Aren't you afraid I'll treat you like one of those dimensional fusion people and deal with you too?

"I'm not afraid!"

Elliptical Arrow straightened his back, his eyes shining brightly behind his goggles. "I won't let you hurt anyone!"

He then unfolded his duel disk: "If you want to do it, you'll have to get past me first!"

Just as he finished speaking and decided to step forward.

The burly man behind him, as strong as Goro Daimon, suddenly stood in front of Yuya.

"And my access board! For my best friend's beliefs, I've also decided to become a shield!"

A rich second-generation young master with blond hair and an arrogant look next to him also shook his hair.

"And there's also the super-invincible, ultimate strong duelist, Shingo Sawatari!"

You Ming was shocked by these inexplicable remarks:

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