Top Ten Strongest Yu-Gi-Oh! Characters
Naturally Yugi would be first but to be fair, Jaden would've beaten him in the last episode of GX if they didn't cut out before the duel ended...
Yugi beat Atem so really Atem loses here, and he beat kaiba which is why in the future he is still king of games in GX
Three Egyptian god cards, dark magician and dark magician girl
Probably the most relevant character in every Yu-Gi-Oh spinoff, and not just Duel Monsters (on and off-scren). His actions (like his creation of Duel Disks and Duel Academy) led up to the events happening in every spin off.
Probably the most tactical player in the franchise, yusei often beats his opponent preparing an unique and interesting setup.
Mai Valentine, known as Mai Kujaku in the manga and Japanese anime, is a recurring and supporting character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga and anime.
One of the best duelists in the world alongside Yugi and Kaiba.
His destiny heroe's are incredible, and he only lost if his opponents were very lucky.
I gotta say, this dude is pretty strong. He's also a pretty funny character, and he's one of the MANY reasons why I enjoy 5D's.
She is still undefeated.
Why does everyone hate him? I actually like him
Thumbs up for putting him on the list.
Looking at what he is able to do over the course of the series, he is easily one of the best duelists in the franchise. Being able to summon out multiple monsters with ease would be able to possibly beat even yugi or kaiba.
Joseph "Joey" Wheeler is one of the main characters in Yu-Gi-Oh! known as Katsuya Jonouchi in the Manga and Japanese version and friend of Yugi Moto, Tea and Tristian, Joey started off as a bully along with Tristian who picked on Yugi at one point he threw a piece of the Millennium Puzzle into a pool ...read more.Since his timelords cannot be destroyed, many duelists in the franchise don't have an out against his monsters. In addition, his handtraps often surprise his opponent.
Created the game
During the last duel of the anime, he consistently brought out 2 boss monsters during every single turn, put his opponent into targeting and attacking locks, get's out negations, would've beaten his opponent during every turn if he didn't have an answer, and still kept enough resources to built up another board if his current is broken. In addition, he has shown an incredible knowledge of rulings and tactics which makes outsmarting him very difficult. He is way better than any other yugioh protagonist shown yet.