Seriously! I havnt seen it so i dont know, but YuGiOh (duel monsters) inst per-say a "fast moving" card game. Do they just spin in circles while their waitin for their opponent to go? And how is riding a motorcycle while playing card games teaching children to conserve oil and save the planet? ROFL
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Both D-wheels shoot off at the same time on autopilot.
.....um, what?
.....um, what?
Who sends their kids to a school to learn how to play a card game? I just had to say that, despite how I love GX and it would be kind of awesome to go a school like that. Basically, its a Yu-Gi-Oh! series, so it doesn't have to make sense. 
Well, the Duel Runners are on autopilot during the whole duel and both of them start off at the same time when a duel starts. Unless they're at a special track for these Turbo Duels, then they don't go around in circles. The first episode alone proves that if you actually watch it. I'm guessing that your last question is out of sarcastic humor, even though I don't really find it funny at all, considering not every show is designed to teach children something like that. That's more of the parents' job to teach them to use more energy helpful products. Besides that, since it is a good fifteen years into the future, they're probably using energy efficient motorcycles, but that's just my guess.
I have seen a couple of other people online who've said that they liked the ending. I mostly hear bad comments about the last few episodes unfortunately. Though, I'd still like to see how it ends in English, since I've watched from the start that way, and see for myself. It can't nearly be as bad as most people say it is. Or at the very least leave on a better note than the last episode of season three that aired here.
Well, the Duel Runners are on autopilot during the whole duel and both of them start off at the same time when a duel starts. Unless they're at a special track for these Turbo Duels, then they don't go around in circles. The first episode alone proves that if you actually watch it. I'm guessing that your last question is out of sarcastic humor, even though I don't really find it funny at all, considering not every show is designed to teach children something like that. That's more of the parents' job to teach them to use more energy helpful products. Besides that, since it is a good fifteen years into the future, they're probably using energy efficient motorcycles, but that's just my guess.
I have seen a couple of other people online who've said that they liked the ending. I mostly hear bad comments about the last few episodes unfortunately. Though, I'd still like to see how it ends in English, since I've watched from the start that way, and see for myself. It can't nearly be as bad as most people say it is. Or at the very least leave on a better note than the last episode of season three that aired here.
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Wait. Wait.
You're saying that the concept of sending the turtles into the future is silly.
While defending a series involving kids playing card games for a living.
On motorcycles.
You're saying that the concept of sending the turtles into the future is silly.
While defending a series involving kids playing card games for a living.
On motorcycles.
(Well they're actually teenagers and its really not for a living as it is to survive but anyway)
I love 5D's and even I have to agree with Yash here. Sending butt-kicking anthromorphic turtles into the future makes about as much sense as playing card games on motorbikes...which also takes place in the future. (though to be fair, they still have standing duels but that doesn't really make much sense either)
I love 5D's and even I have to agree with Yash here. Sending butt-kicking anthromorphic turtles into the future makes about as much sense as playing card games on motorbikes...which also takes place in the future. (though to be fair, they still have standing duels but that doesn't really make much sense either)