Jakala said that while the commercials for the second series anime made it appear "completely uninteresting," the manga was "unexpectedly dark and moody." Jakala added that at one moment the series reminded him of "Neil Gaiman's work: Yugi finds himself drawn into a magical world of ancient forces where there are definite rules that must be obeyed." Jakala concluded that the fact the series uses games as plot devices "opens up a lot of story possibilities" and that he feared that the series had the potential to "simply devolve into a tie-in for the popular card game." [71] Jason Thompson, the editor of the English version of the manga, ranked Yu-Gi-Oh
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Some of the best-selling Pokmon cards, priced in the tens of thousands of dollars or unavailable, are considered "valued" because they are rare, such as mistakes and typos
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As far as R&D is concerned, it is the theme discard cards that cause the most unhappiness as discard decks are one of the scary three (land destruction, permission and discard) that tend to keep people from playing the game and thus tend to annoy players at a much higher level than other decks
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