Creator: Kazuki Takahashi. Starring: Masami Suzuki Kappei Yamaguchi Sanae Kobayashi. A semi-spinoff of the popular Yu-Gi-Oh anime series, focusing on a boy named Jaden and his misadventures as a student at an esteemed Duel Monsters academy. Previous Next See also: List of Yu-Gi-Oh characters. The previous season were PAL conversions, whilst this uses the same masters as CinedigmвЂ™s US release.34 On July 11, 2015, 4Kids Productions, now under the name 4K Media Inc.

While far from the perfect dub, being one of the many butcherings produced by 4Kids, it is the form in which many will have been introduced to Yu-Gi-Oh! and nostalgia will fuel sales for this title. This is pretty generic stuff, but itвЂ™s enjoyable watching the protagonists continue to fight fairly against what is patently cheating on the villainвЂ™s part вЂ“ 10 monsters on their side of the field, seriously? The Seal of Orichalcos card is popular enough that the card finally saw a release, and was featured in the Yu-Gi-Oh Legendary Collection 3 вЂ“ YugiвЂ™s World release in 2012.The dub track is provided as a 2.0 Dolby Digital offering. This arc, which features a new enemy, Dartz, and the magic of the Orichalcos stones focuses on using said stones to bring chaos to the world. Sadly, this entire season is made up of filler, though, it happens to be some of my favourite filler, as it encompasses the Waking the Dragons arc. We recommend using a VPN whenever streaming content online.Season 4 Episode Guide A New Evil Arises A New Evil Arises Legend of the Dragons The Creator Returns Deja Duel Deja Duel An Unexpected Enemy My Freaky.After the conclusion of the Battle City Finals, chaos erupts once again! The three Egyptian God Cards are stolen! A terrifying new villain emerges! And as if things couldnвЂ™t get any worse, real monsters begin to appear around the world, terrorizing the population! Are these strange events connected, and can they be resolved?! Yugi and the gang better find outвЂ¦ before the planet faces total destruction! вЂ“ Manga EntertainmentYu-Gi-Oh! Season 4 contains episodes 145 through 184, so 40 episodes in total.

It is unfortunate that, unlike MangaвЂ™s excellent Yu-Gi-Oh! Bonds Beyond Time 3D release from 2011, this title doesnвЂ™t contain the subtitled version of the anime, but due to the cuts and changes made to the show by 4Kids, alongside redesigned cards to meet western broadcast standards, a separate release entirely would likely be needed to facilitate a release of a subbed version. Sadly, however, it does not seem the first three seasons will see a re-release in NTSC format for continuity. When reviewing season three last year, I didnвЂ™t think Manga would be open to switching to NTSC partway through the release of a show, but thankfully they have done so. Despite this, some may be confused by the change, as UK broadcasts have always been sped up for PAL.

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