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I'm just a fan of web novels, so I can't provide any information about Yu-Gi-King's character. However, if you wanted to know more about Yu-Gi-King, you could search for relevant online literature or game information or consult other veteran players.

I can't provide any information about Yu-Gi-Oh's Son of God because I don't know the name of the novel. If I know the name of the novel or provide more relevant information, I will try my best to provide you with information about it.

The Muto game in Yu-Gi-Oh GX appeared in episode 26.

There were two novels that involved the protagonist summoning the three Egyptian gods in Yu-Gi-Oh. They were Super God Familiar: Opening Contract with the Three Egyptian Gods and Human in Douluo: My Martial Soul is the Three Egyptian Gods. The former was about the protagonist, Yu Jin, who relied on the system to draw a card to summon the Three Egyptian Gods as his battle pet in the foreign world. The latter was about Xiao Xuan awakening the Three Egyptian Gods martial soul after transmigrating to the Douluo Continent. Both novels were web novels, and they contained elements of different worlds, special abilities, and battles. I hope you like my recommendation.

"War Reverent Lingyao" was an oriental fantasy novel that told the story of an unlucky guy who traveled through another world and accidentally obtained a strange card. The card system in the story was similar to that of the first generation Yu-Gi-Oh. It also contained the contents of the first generation Yu-Gi-Oh card. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yu-Gi-Oh's first and second novels were classic web fantasy novels that were loved by many readers. The following are some possible reasons: Unique storyline: Yu-Gi-Oh I and II both have unique storylines filled with fantasy, magic, and sci-fi elements that add freshness and interest to the story. 2. Exquisite illustrations and covers: The illustrations and covers of Yu-Gi-Oh I and II are very beautiful, full of fantasy and sci-fi atmosphere, attracting the attention and love of many readers. 3. Colorful characters: Yu-Gi-Oh I and II have colorful characters. Each character has its own unique personality and background story, which makes it easier for readers to resonate and emotionally invest in them. 4. Light and humorous language: The language of Yu-Gi-Oh's first and second books is relatively light and humorous, full of humor and irony, so that readers can enjoy happiness and pleasure in the reading process. 5. Widely influential: Yu-Gi-Oh's first and second novels have a wide influence on readers. Many readers have read or read this novel before, and have a deep impression of the plot, characters, and language of the novel.

I recommend the novel "Original God Daoist Liyue". The plot of the protagonist being adopted by Liyue's family and the female protagonist met the requirements. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend " Yu-Gi-Oh: The VR System " to you. This is a novel about the male protagonist bringing the system through the world of Yu-Gi-Oh, the VR world, trying to change the plot and realize his childhood dreams. The male protagonist would experience the Kingdom of Mouth, the City of Rules, the Chrono Duel, the Domadazi chapter, the KC Entertainment chapter, and the King's Memory chapter. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following books to you: 1. " Reverse Love Game "-The male protagonist's defense is invincible, and there is a harem plot. 2. " Yu-Gi-Oh: I Explode the World with the Cards of the Press "-After the male protagonist uses the Cards of the Press, he is invincible and has a harem plot. 3. " The Journey of Yu-Gi-Oh "-The male protagonist Yu-Gi-Oh is invincible and has a harem plot. The male protagonists of the above books are all invincible, and there are harem plots. I hope you like them.

Yu-Gi-Oh was a Japanese anime series in which the battle between the game and the seahorse appeared in episode 178 (also known as "Duel City"). In addition, there are some classic games and battles between seahorses. For example, in episode 135 (also known as "Seahorse and Dragon God"), the duel between the game and the Dragon God is one of the most classic battles in the entire Duel City story. Also, the battle between the game and the God of Cards in episode 117 (also known as the "Fighter Warrior") was also very famous.