Over hundreds of years, Duel Monsters has taken countless strides towards the future. First as a simple table top card game, Then to a spectical to be witnessed at stadiums filled with holo-generator fields, to portable disks capable of projecting a holographic duel any time any place, to creating a dangerous but high-octane and highly exhilarating sport from the game, to being able to duel as though the monsters were actually real till the final stage, Where the monsters using Photons and forcefields, were actually lifelike to the point where you could touch them.
The Arc-Light system, although not intended to be used as a weapon, enabled countless things such as warefare, expedient travel or marvelous dueling specticals. One particular academy …show more content…
She often avoided the futas as they were often brash and Abrasive. They made her nervous...and the more nervous she got, the harder she dueled to avoid the terrible rumoured fate of losing to a futa!
We'll skip the next few and go to the most influential of the list for now. Chiyaku Shinra was arguably the best duelist on Academy Island. Having a flawless 1786/0 Win/Loss record, She was often the talk of the town. She was regarded as "The Psychic Duelist with an Answer to Everything" Particularly due to the fact that she often had a response for every play her foes made and literally decided if they were permitted to play or not. Her PSYFrames were truely a fearsome force and there were so few left who could muster the courage to challenge her.
As of late, she began to focus more efforts on her job of being the Student Body President and less on dueling. She had came up with a new Sub-ranking system, to encourage Reds and Yellows to shine in their own way in order to have the potential to outshine their superiors. The school's students would be divided by ranking. F for Academically challenged students, as dueling was only a part of the things taught to you. If you were in F, You had the disrespect of the entire world. Your classroom and it's equipment reflected that. Cardboard boxes for desks and ancient cushions found in an abandoned alley way back in Domino City. The room looked like it were simply forgotten by time and had …show more content…
In addition, their test scores had to be constantly locked at 100%. It was insanely rigorous but being in S Class had it's advantages; World class teachers who focused all of their attention on a class room of 3 people, as being an S-Rank Student was almost impossible for those of the some 30,000 students. But in any case, The Idea was to inspire flunkies into reaching out for more while rewarding those who have with a better life at school.
But that was only a part of the fun. Summoner Test Wars. When you took an exam, Every answer was worth a certain amount of LP or Life Points. If the test score was on 50 then each answer was worth roughly 100LP. In Summoner Test Duels, Your lifepoints for that duel were determined by your test scores. Students could take a recovery exam at any time to overwrite their previous score. They could answer an unlimited number of questions in any given subject within 20 minutes. Your score would replace how much Life Points you have remaining with your new score. Your life points did not replenish from duel to
The Arc-Light system, although not intended to be used as a weapon, enabled countless things such as warefare, expedient travel or marvelous dueling specticals. One particular academy …show more content…
She often avoided the futas as they were often brash and Abrasive. They made her nervous...and the more nervous she got, the harder she dueled to avoid the terrible rumoured fate of losing to a futa!
We'll skip the next few and go to the most influential of the list for now. Chiyaku Shinra was arguably the best duelist on Academy Island. Having a flawless 1786/0 Win/Loss record, She was often the talk of the town. She was regarded as "The Psychic Duelist with an Answer to Everything" Particularly due to the fact that she often had a response for every play her foes made and literally decided if they were permitted to play or not. Her PSYFrames were truely a fearsome force and there were so few left who could muster the courage to challenge her.
As of late, she began to focus more efforts on her job of being the Student Body President and less on dueling. She had came up with a new Sub-ranking system, to encourage Reds and Yellows to shine in their own way in order to have the potential to outshine their superiors. The school's students would be divided by ranking. F for Academically challenged students, as dueling was only a part of the things taught to you. If you were in F, You had the disrespect of the entire world. Your classroom and it's equipment reflected that. Cardboard boxes for desks and ancient cushions found in an abandoned alley way back in Domino City. The room looked like it were simply forgotten by time and had …show more content…
In addition, their test scores had to be constantly locked at 100%. It was insanely rigorous but being in S Class had it's advantages; World class teachers who focused all of their attention on a class room of 3 people, as being an S-Rank Student was almost impossible for those of the some 30,000 students. But in any case, The Idea was to inspire flunkies into reaching out for more while rewarding those who have with a better life at school.
But that was only a part of the fun. Summoner Test Wars. When you took an exam, Every answer was worth a certain amount of LP or Life Points. If the test score was on 50 then each answer was worth roughly 100LP. In Summoner Test Duels, Your lifepoints for that duel were determined by your test scores. Students could take a recovery exam at any time to overwrite their previous score. They could answer an unlimited number of questions in any given subject within 20 minutes. Your score would replace how much Life Points you have remaining with your new score. Your life points did not replenish from duel to