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Jaden and his friends are officially upperclassman as they enter their third year at Duel Academy, the world's most prestigious dueling prep school! To keep students at the top of their game, Chancellor Sheppard invites the infamous - and often feared - Professor Thelonious Viper to campus this year.
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Jaden reflects on last year's adventures as he prepares for the third year at Duel Academy!
Jaden meets North Academy's top student Jesse Anderson, a duelist who can speak to monster spirits - just like Jaden can!
Jaden's duel against Jesse continues as we learn the origins of Jesse's mysterious Crystal Beast cards.
Syrus is kidnapped by Duel Academy's new bad boy Axel Brodie, and only Jaden can save him... by dueling Axel!
Jaden's duel against Axel continues as Syrus's life hangs by a thread... literally!
Strange electromagnetic waves ignite Hassleberry's animal instincts as he battles Jim Cook and his pet crocodile Shirley!
Furious that he's no longer the richest kid in school, Chazz challenges billionaire Adrian Gecko to a duel in the sky!
With his powerful deck of cloud monsters, Adrian Gecko takes Chazz by storm!
While searching for Viper, Jaden encounters a former teacher who has one final test for him!
Jaden and Professor Stein's duel continues as Jaden tries to stay awake to learn one last lesson.
Jesse and Jaden are on the hunt for Viper... until Jesse's Crystal Beasts become the hunted!
Jesse's duel against Trapper continues as Jesse fights to free his Crystal Beasts from Trapper's traps!
Professor Viper raises the stakes by forcing Jaden to duel on a tower where the only way down is a 20-story drop!
Jaden continues his duel with Viper, but in a swamp full of serpents and snakes, will he be able to find victory?
It's now or never as Jaden tries to defeat Viper and his snakes before they swallow up Jaden's life points for good.
Jaden and his friends find themselves in a different dimension where duel monsters are real, the ocean is a sea of sand and... Wait, class is still in session?
After one of their classmates becomes ill, the gang ventures off to find a deserted submarine in the desert. Can they find what they're looking for, or is someone out to sink their plans before they get there?
As an army of Duel Ghouls slowly takes over Duel Academy, can Jaden and his friends figure out a way to duel these ghouls, or will they all get schooled in the process?
It's an all-out battle with the Duel Ghouls as Jaden tries to get Blair the medicine she needs. Will she get the first aid in time, or have the Duel Ghouls prescribed a different kind of treatment for her?
When three rogue students go looking for food, they end up biting off more than they can chew. And when Jaden gets challenged, it soon becomes a battle with triple the action, triple the duels and triple the danger!
With Jesse, Jim and Axel facing off against three masked duelists, there's no telling what might happen. It's an all-out battle where the winners get their just desserts and the losers just get hungry!
Jaden finally confronts the student formally known as Marcel. But before Jaden can find out who's who, a roaring rumble begins to unravel!
As Jaden tries to stop the Three Sacred Beasts from being released, a battle for the beasts begins as Adrian Gecko decides to go for the cards himself!
It's a duel between two dimensions as Zane and Jesse square off in a back-and-forth battle to get back home.
As Jesse sets his sights on recovering the legendary Rainbow Dragon, Jaden finds himself dueling an unfamiliar friend whose sights are set on revenge.
Directors John Drdek , Matthew Drdek Producers Michael Pecoriello Season year 2007 Network Cinedigm Purchase rights Stream instantly Details Format Prime Video (streaming online video) Devices Available to watch on supported devices
Jayden McHenry Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2019
Alright, I'm going to be the buzz kill here and be honest. Yu-Gi-Oh GX primarily gains a positive rep due to nostalgia from those who saw the show when younger, but that does not excuse how this series pales immensely against its predecessor. I will note that I will be speaking from the perspective of one who has only watched the Dub and not the Sub or Manga. Yu-Gi-Oh GX is a show which follows Jaden Yuki (Dub) through his numerous misadventures in Duel Academy as he struggles to maintain his grades, battles to be #1 at the academy, and as dark forces begin arising once more. As the show goes on, Jaden, along with his numerous companions, face duel after duel for various stakes ranging from expulsion to cosmic domination. Unfortunately, the show bears a remarkable lack of care for world building, character development, story, and most importantly: dueling. Starting with world building, there's a remarkable lack of additions to the Yu-Gi-Oh universe as (mostly) everything takes place in Duel Academy. Old characters are gone, save for the occasional cameo, and very little information is expunged regarding the characters we grew up with in the original show. While old characters are left to bite the dust, the new characters added have no set up, no connections, and very few character qualities that are memorable. Beginning with the protagonist, Jaden Yuki, we have the typical anime protagonist that's happy-go-lucky, does everything because he likes dueling, and is generally oblivious to anything that doesn't pertain to dueling. While he does gain a few serious moments, they are events which are left behind and forgotten as if they had never happened as he goes back to his normal persona while spouting cheesy one-liners along with the other lines that make me cringe while watching. In addition, you have typical female companion that does nothing, best pal, "rival", and the muscle head. Of all the characters in the show, only the "best pal", known as Syrus Truesdale, bears qualities that are remotely relatable as he struggles to find his own way out of the shadow of his older brother. Moving on to the story... oh boy... where to begin. Yu-Gi-Oh GX bears very little identity of its own until much later in the show, and even then it all feels slapped together. In the first season, Jaden begins his life at school as a first year until everything starts getting crazy. The first season is extremely sloppy as numerous gaps of time are left out. I imagine that these are less jarring in an episode-a-week format, but to go from "We just arrived at Duel Academy!" to "IT'S EXAM TIME TO JUMP UP TO THE NEXT RANK!!!" is extremely jarring. The show feels as though it's all filler. It goes from one random story to the next with little set up, almost as if someone was fishing for what the next "interesting thing" was as they were writing it. As a cost, everything comes out of nowhere and various plot points are swept under a rug to be forgotten. As the first season continues, numerous events, which can best be described as paranormal and downright "what the actual hell?", transpire in which the top students of Duel Academy are required to duel powerful duelists to protect keys which unlock a malevolent power locked in the school. As the students begin to drop one by one, Jaden is left as the sole force to stand against it all. Big shock to no one: Jaden wins. Season two actually begins becoming more interesting as a story is actually set up from start to finish here! Despite this, there are still vital pieces in this arc that are given little to no set up, once again, as McGuffins appear left and right. As the dorm of Jaden and Co. is threatened with demolition, a cult with ill intentions comes to the school with ambitious plans to dominate the world. Armed with incredible abilities, only Jaden has a chance against them! Are you seeing a pattern yet? From here, the stories told are more fleshed out and bear a level of forethought in them; however the first two seasons are quite a journey to force yourself to watch. Finally we get to the duels! If you're coming in after watching the original, then you will be disappointed. Unlike Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters, GX primarily revolves around Jaden and around his deck that, while more viable, is the exact same and revolves around the exact same strategies. Additionally, the duels are quite short and bear few moments in which something interesting occurs. Amusingly, the most interesting decks belong to just about every other character and those are extremely scarce. Whereas in Duel Monsters, you had various members all contributing to a goal and dueling, you now follow one duelist who pretty much always wins because the writers made it that way. I must confess that my main gripe is that these duels revolve more around the cards as opposed to the personalities of the characters. Marik was all about toying with his opponents and wearing them down, Pegasus was all about playing mind games and seeing your cards, Bakura was just freaky, etc. Their decks were built around them, not the other way around like it is here in GX. All in all, GX is barely okay as an anime. While it incorporated elements which resemble Duel Monsters, it largely is a nightmare of writing with all of its early errors and less than stellar character interactions. These characters never evolve as the characters you meet are the same throughout (except Syrus) despite all the traumatic events which transpire; though, the characters rarely receive the spotlight they deserve in most cases. I do not give brownie points for a product that eventually becomes good. I can forgive the occasional episode or mini-arc that falls short since the next episodes would make up for it, but a show that takes two seasons to stand up to be okay is disappointing and gives little to no reason for someone to keep watching. I had hopes when I had watched this anime as a kid, and they all were shattered as I got a (lack of a) story that I never asked for with characters that I could care less about. After the... interesting end at the finale of Duel Monsters, I had hoped for a satisfying conclusion to that saga only to have GX slap me in the face to "get my game on". If you loved this anime as a kid and still do, then more power to you; but as for me this show is a mockery that spit in my face until Dark Side of Dimensions gave me the resolution that I had always wanted.
Antione Fenwick Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2020
So basically when school's out the world is completely free of risking its fate on a duel. Dueling is also just a one on one interaction so anyone not in the arena of the duel is completely oblivious of the fact that the world is in constant threat of being complete destroyed every school. That along with the Barnie the dinosaur-esk archetype this show is difficult to get through at times. Its better to just search for the japanese version.
Cambe Family Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019
Why are there only 3 seasons? The show had 4 total. Where is season 4 that gives the final piece with the series finale?
arty Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2019
Honestly, while original yugioh dub has decent voice acting but cringey dialogue. Gx dub has both cringey dialogue and terrible voice acting. The censorship completely ruins character development, plot details, character motivations, and internal conflicts. Characters are made one-dimensional and gimmicky. If you want to see the true vision the writers had for this show, watch the original Japanese version.
Mitchell Lee Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2021
Chillin' out with the crew in the school yard, Findin' trouble, never lookin' too hard. Well back at class, they never taught us this, Some things you gotta learn, hit or miss. Tough times, hard climbs, We'll take 'em on together. Right now, let's go! Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Generation NeXt! Game on, get your game on, Come on ya better play your cards right. Game on, get your game on, We'll make the grade and win this fight. We'll make the grade somehow. Yeah! Yu-Gi-Oh GX! Game on, get your game on, Come on ya better play your cards right. Come on and get your game on!
Toby Baucox Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2020
so they removed season 2, arguably the best season, and dont include season 4.
Amazon Customer Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2021
yugioh gx is great but some people are complaining about that there is no season 4 on here well obviously its not since it was never dubbed and people also complaining about the censorship need to remember that the show is meant for kids not for a 20 year old living in there parents basement that has nothing better to do but complain about a kids anime
Amazon Customer Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2020
I've watched this the yugioh series from 1-3 in my childhood. I Love these shows! I just wish that the other episodes were on there. There are four season.

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It's year two at Duel Academy, and this semester is more intense than ever! Jaden somehow passed his finals, so he's now back with his friends to continue his training at the world's most prestigious dueling school! But it's not all about classes and textbooks.
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Set several years after the previous Yu-Gi-Oh! series, GX follows a new generation of duelists at the prestigious Duel Academy-a highly competitive boarding school where pencils and books have been replaced by Duel Disks and monster cards! Still, it's not just about making the grade for these up and coming students - it's about becoming the next King of Games!
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Ten years after the Ceremonial Battle, a teenage boy named Yuuki Judai heads off in order to join the Duelist Yousei School located on a remote island off the coast of Japan. There he meets his fellow students and gains a few friends, along with a few enemies. Judai is put into the lowest rank of Osiris Red, but he continues to test his skills against the students and faculty to prove his worth as a Yousei Duelist and earn the respect of everyone around him.
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The True Graduation Duel! Judai Versus the Legendary Duelist
Farewell, Judai! The Tearful Graduation Ceremony
The Terrifying Combo! Zero and Infinity
The Protector of Bonds! Rainbow Neos Versus Clear Vicious Knight
Battle Royal! Judai Versus Johan Versus Fujiwara
Clear World Activates! The Terrifying Negative Effects
The Invasion of Darkness! Stolen Memories
Duel Academia in Peril! The Crystal Beasts Block the Way
The Final Stage of Destiny! Magma Neos Versus The Dark Ruler
Saio Returns! The Decisive Power of Absolute Destiny!!
The Price of Decisiveness! The Darkness in O'Brien's Flame
The Graduation Duels Begin! Neos Versus Horus the Black Flame Dragon
Thank-You Duel! Cronos Versus the Original Drop-Out Boy
Armed Dragon Versus Destiny End Dragoon
Take Aim, Manjome! The Road to Being a Pro Duelist!
Judai Versus Asuka! A Set Card Full of Hidden Feelings
Shall We Duel? An Invitation to a Pair Duel
Fused Souls! Neos Versus Five-Headed Dragon
The Truth About Darkness! Judai Versus Fubuki
Goodbye, Duel Academia! The Road Judai Chooses
The Approaching Threat! A Mysterious Visitor
Rainbow Neos Versus the Ultimate Yubel
Battle of Chosen Cards! Elemental HEROs Versus Yubel
Super Polymerization Activates! Rainbow Neos
Neos Versus Advanced Crystal Beasts
Clash of Devils! Phantasms Versus Exodia
The Ultimate Dragon Battle! Cyber End Versus Rainbow Dark
The Battle of Destiny! Cyber Art Versus Crystal Beasts
Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord Is Summoned
Activate! Ritual of the Ultimate Forbidden Lord
Volcanic Doomfire Versus the Greatest Evil HERO
Victory Defines Righteousness! The Supreme King Versus O'Brien
The Terrifying Supreme King! The Wandering O'Brien
The First and Last Super Polymerization Activates!
The Supreme King Appears! The Duelists of Death
Sho's Decision! The Proof of Friendship
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