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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

  • Série télévisée
  • 2004–2008
  • TV-PG
  • 30min
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6,9/10
5,8 k
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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (2004)
Home Video Trailer from 4Kids Entertainment
Lire trailer0:35
2 Videos
99+ photos
AnimeActionAventureComédieFamilleFantaisieScience-fictionAnimationAnimation dessinée à la mainShōnen

Un semi-spinoff de la populaire série animée Yu-Gi-Oh, se concentrant sur un garçon nommé Jaden et ses mésaventures en tant qu'étudiant dans une prestigieuse académie Duel Monsters.Un semi-spinoff de la populaire série animée Yu-Gi-Oh, se concentrant sur un garçon nommé Jaden et ses mésaventures en tant qu'étudiant dans une prestigieuse académie Duel Monsters.Un semi-spinoff de la populaire série animée Yu-Gi-Oh, se concentrant sur un garçon nommé Jaden et ses mésaventures en tant qu'étudiant dans une prestigieuse académie Duel Monsters.

  • Création
    • Kazuki Takahashi
  • Casting principal
    • Matthew Labyorteaux
    • Wayne Grayson
    • Tony Salerno
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    6,9/10
    5,8 k
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    • Création
      • Kazuki Takahashi
    • Casting principal
      • Matthew Labyorteaux
      • Wayne Grayson
      • Tony Salerno
    • 23avis d'utilisateurs
    • 1avis de critique
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  • Épisodes180

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    Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Welcome to Duel Academy v.1
    Trailer 0:35
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    Yu-Gi-Oh! Gx (German Trailer)
    Trailer 1:32
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    Matthew Labyorteaux
    Matthew Labyorteaux
    • Jaden Yuki…
    • 2004–2008
    Wayne Grayson
    Wayne Grayson
    • Syrus Truesdale…
    • 2004–2007
    Tony Salerno
    Tony Salerno
    • Chazz Princeton…
    • 2004–2006
    Sean Schemmel
    Sean Schemmel
    • Vellian Crowler…
    • 2004–2007
    Kanako Irie
    • Johan Anderson…
    • 2005–2008
    David Wills
    • Tyranno Hassleberry…
    • 2004–2007
    Eric Stuart
    Eric Stuart
    • Bastion Misawa…
    • 2004–2007
    Christie Moreau
    • Alexis Rhodes
    • 2005–2007
    Marc Thompson
    Marc Thompson
    • Chazz Princeton…
    • 2004–2007
    Scott Rayow
    • Zane Truesdale…
    • 2004–2007
    Emlyn Elisabeth Morinelli
    • Alexis Rhodes
    • 2005–2007
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    • Judai Yuki
    • 2004–2005
    Ted Lewis
    Ted Lewis
    • Chumley Huffington…
    • 2004–2006
    Masami Suzuki
    Masami Suzuki
    • Sho Marufuji
    • 2004–2005
    Christopher Collet
    Christopher Collet
    • Conklin…
    • 2004–2006
    Lisa Ortiz
    Lisa Ortiz
    • Ms. Dorothy…
    • 2004–2006
    Sanae Kobayashi
    Sanae Kobayashi
    • Asuka Tenjoin
    • 2004–2005
    Madeleine Blaustein
    Madeleine Blaustein
    • Sartorius…
    • 2004–2007
    • Création
      • Kazuki Takahashi
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    6JuudaiYuuki

    Well....

    I can't fault them for lack of giving it a good shot. Yu-Gi-Oh GX is another butchering or an anime put out by 4kids, but honestly, this could have been much, much worse. The names weren't too radically changed and was pretty much the only option in some cases (ask anyone to pronounce 'Manjoume'(although I was disappointed to see a character named Cronos go)) and they actually didn't fiddle too much with the base script. Unfortunately, they still wrote out plenty, and the voice acting was, as usual, mostly absurd. But, like I said, it still could have been worse. There are a few places where they use the concept of death, and the writers had the good sport to reference the Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged series once or twice, to my surprise. The aforementioned voice acting wasn't all totally bad, and I was a little glad to see they wrote out Cronos' (Crowler's) Italian accent, which annoyed me a little in the original series. The bottom line for it all is, it's pretty bad, but not nearly as bad as it could have been. I hope 4Kids continues to improve. On a lighter note, if you're a fan of the game(and thus able to get into the show's plot), this is a good show to springboard yourself into anime with.
    10anthonybusiness

    My Boy Jaden

    First class dueling at its best. Cyber dragon beats blue eyes white dragon by a downgrade.
    8zaclover9

    Not Bad, Not Bad, Not Bad

    Well when my friend told me about there is going to be a sequel to Yugioh! And I was just, cool! I truly didn't like Yugioh the original as much as Yugioh Gx. I liked the character Jaden and Jesse the most. But I found Alexis Rhodes a tad bit annoying, her voice wasn't annoying, but she was just flirting with Zane and Jaden! And I was like Zane doesn't want you lady! And I was just! Uhh... I hate her! She was the whore of the show! And the obnoxious person I found. I kinda found Syrus annoying too because we get the point, you want to spent quality time with your bro Zane! And his voice! Goodness, his voice was higher than mine! Well I like the show, and I just can't believe how much I started loving the show!
    10goldfun

    The best EVER!!!

    GX is the best show ever. Much better than the original yugioh. the characters are cool and the school is great. it's like harry potter with duel monsters. to whoever complained about changing the names, you don't know what your talking about! i don't want a guy named "hamotoao" or whatever walking around! i want chumley! nobodys name is judai! the names are great just the way they are. thats what makes the show good! its original! nobody wants the old Japanese version. cartoon network is great for having the guts to make it better. it should go back to being on twice a day. plus, the dueling is much better in gx then in yugioh. the combos are great and i can't wait to buy them. they need to make a movie soon! get your game on!!!!!!!!!
    9Kieth11

    Very well done!

    When I first watched the original Yugioh, it was good, but got boring after awhile. It basically had the exact same storyline all the way through the whole story, and consisted mainly of just dueling.

    Yugioh GX, however, has some different story lines, though it has a lot of dueling as well, which gets kind of old after awhile. Watch a few duels that has Jaden in it (Which most of the duels do), and you basically know his favorite strategies, and you basically memorize his whole deck, so you aren't surprised if he summons Elemental Hero Flame Wingman onto the field; one of his classic moves for a lot (I think) of the first season. Later on he for some reason, uses more of a variety of monsters in his dueling, such as Elemental Hero Mudball Man (Or something like that). The only person that uses some variety of decks is Bastion Misawa, and it's amusing when you first learn he has so many decks that somehow fits under his yellow shirt.

    The series is about 8/10, until the end. I find the storyline that happens later on, (with Jaden losing himself; kind of similar with Yugi, in the original Yugioh, and the Seal of Oricalcus), if you didn't understand what I just said (well, actually I wrote this, but it's just an expression, so I won't change it), then you have to watch a lot of the episodes.

    It's a really good series, and I really enjoyed watching it. Even though it is really for young kids, I still enjoy watching it (for some reason). It's a great show. Check it out!

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      Jaden Yuki' is the only one out of the five main protagonist's (Yugi, Yu-Gi-Oh. Yusei, Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's. Yuya, Yu-Gi-Oh Arc V. and Yuma, Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal) that his first name doesn't start with the linitials Yu,
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      Jaden Yuki: Didn't ya' know, Chazz? When a hero's destroyed, and I play Hero Spirit, all battle damage turns to zero, zilch, zip, nada.

      Chazz Princeton: Congratulations. You can use a thesaurus!

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      Featured in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series: Both of You, Duel Like You Want to Win (2006)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 6 octobre 2004 (Japon)
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      • 遊戲王GX
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      • 4 Kids Entertainment
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