YuGiOh Fake Lore | Mathmech vs Schmidtopia

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I'm gonna need the lore on how the fish learned to synchro summon with the Ghoti cards

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Bishbaalkin vs Distant Coder

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I second this

[@Madin.madin15]

Now i need the fake lore of my favorite love story on the internet, Coder and Bishbaalkin

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Farfa's journey to the burning abyss and meeting himself

[@bigfriki]

Can't wait to see Joshua's reaction to this.

[@raykirushiroyshi2752]

You gotta do lore betweed the odd friendship of the golden lord and dragonmaid tidying

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The latest banlist would be the outcome of the battle as both Mathmech and Spright were hit

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Thank you Miao, very cool!

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I hope Joshua watches this

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Spicy Yugi lore: The echo of their simultaneous victory declarations still lingered in the air when Marik suddenly pulled out a weapon. Without any warning, a gunshot rang out, the sharp crack contrasting with the lingering mysticism of the duel. Yugi fell to his knees, pain exploding across his chest, his hand instinctively moving to where the bullet had hit him. His eyes widened with shock, meeting Marik's cold gaze. "Card games are just for children, Yugi," Marik sneered, the Millennium Rod in his hand glinting ominously. "This is the real world, and only the strongest survive." The onlookers gasped, horror spreading across their faces. This was no longer a card game, no longer a duel - it had turned into something far darker, far grimmer. As Yugi collapsed on the ground, the world faded to black. But even in his pain, his spirit remained undeterred. He had not fought all these battles, had not faced all these trials just to give up. He would find a way to fight back, to save the world, even if it was no longer through a children's card game. Because that was what a true duelist, a true hero did. No matter what Marik thought, Yugi knew the true heart of the cards was not about strength, but about courage, friendship, and hope. And with these thoughts, Yugi clung onto consciousness, his spirit refusing to back down despite the pain. The duel was over, but the real battle had just begun. In the blink of an eye, Yugi found himself awake in a world unlike any he had known before. He was in a luxurious bed within a grandiose room, adorned with silken drapes and gilded furniture. His previous memories were a blur, a feeling of déjà vu that seemed to be from another life. He was no longer Yugi Muto, the King of Games; he was now Yugi Veridrys, the only son of an aristocratic family in a magical world known as Gaia. He had no memory of duels or Exodia, no recollection of a boy named Marik or a gunshot wound. Yugi Veridrys lived a life of privilege but yearned for something more. He had an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a natural affinity for physical training. While he excelled in the magical arts, something about the way of the assassin intrigued him. The idea of becoming a silent guardian, a protector operating in the shadows, appealed to him. And so, he threw himself into the art of the assassin, learning everything from stealth to combat skills, from magic manipulation to strategy and deception. He trained tirelessly, his dedication catching the attention of the famed Master Assassin, Rhysand, who took Yugi under his wing. Under Rhysand's tutelage, Yugi honed his skills, quickly rising in the ranks to become the finest assassin in Gaia. Though he had no memories of his past, his heart retained its bravery and tenacity. The friendships he forged were deep and meaningful, his sense of justice unwavering. His journey was difficult, filled with challenges that tested him both physically and mentally, but Yugi faced them all with the same indomitable spirit. As Yugi Veridrys, he might not have been the King of Games, but he was the Prince of Shadows, the protector in the darkness. From a duelist to an assassin, his journey was marked by courage and growth. While he had no recollection of his previous life, the heart of Yugi - his bravery, his determination, and his dedication - remained unchanged, echoing across worlds and lives. He was, after all, still Yugi, no matter the world, no matter the circumstance. As the Prince of Shadows, Yugi Veridrys built a reputation as an effective and deadly assassin. However, as his influence grew, so did his responsibilities. One day, due to a strange series of events, Yugi found himself creating the Shadow Garden, a syndicate dedicated to fighting the imagined evil Cult of Diabolus. At first, the Cult of Diabolus was nothing more than a story, a fiction spun by Yugi to inspire unity and purpose within a group of orphaned girls he had taken under his wing. He convinced them of the existence of this cult, using it as a metaphor to teach them about the evils that can reside in people's hearts. Little did he know that his fabricated tale would become a chilling reality. The girls, eager for purpose and desperate for something to believe in, threw themselves into the cause. They trained under Yugi's watchful eye, transforming from innocent orphans into formidable fighters of the Shadow Garden. United by their shared belief in the cause and their respect for Yugi, they worked diligently to combat the supposed threat of the Cult of Diabolus. However, as Yugi's influence spread and the activities of the Shadow Garden grew more prominent, it began to attract unwanted attention. Unbeknownst to Yugi, the Cult of Diabolus wasn't merely a figment of his imagination. They were real, and they had been lurking in the shadows of Gaia all along. When whispers of their existence reached Yugi, he was taken aback. His fabricated tale had turned out to be real. Filled with a sense of responsibility and determination, Yugi decided to confront this threat head-on. The Cult of Diabolus was no longer a fictional enemy to inspire his protegees; they were a genuine threat to Gaia, and it was up to the Shadow Garden to stop them. What had started as a tale of fiction, an imaginary evil, had evolved into a very real battle between good and evil. And in this battle, Yugi was not just an assassin, but a leader, a mentor, and a beacon of hope for those fighting at his side. He had inadvertently become the protector of Gaia, a role he embraced with all the courage and determination he possessed. The battle against the Cult of Diabolus had only just begun, and Yugi was ready to face it, no matter what it took.

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we need a story about the guy from Cyprus teamed up with Machina and got top 16 at EU championship

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This comment section is now owned by Schmidtlings

[@Bugfragged]

This means Circular's ban in the TCG is lore accurate.

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MBTearzero vs tearhaters

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We are Schmidtlings, not Spright

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2:51 "A blade that can calculate the perfect slash angle for maximum damage." That's dope.

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I would like to sub, but due to the Billionblade being destroyed i cannot calculate the perfect angle to hit the subscribe button

[@Nephiphiphi]

This is why im confused of people scared of AI. A whole internets worth of information and they repeat themselves multiple times

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this is so awesome to drive to lmao

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ahh yes this is the good shit keep it the good work buddy.

[@RetroYGO]

Please do Cimooooooooo and blackwings, Gage and Chaos, Coder and unchained, MBT and heroes or Ghosttrick, Dzeef and altergiest, Farfa and Burning abyss

[@aidenburton4982]

This series is hilarious. Purrely next pls (lore isnt that strong)

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Loreeeeeee

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He renamed them to "omega" because omega is the last letter of an ancient alphabet

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❤😂

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Give Blue-eyes lore next

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Hi