Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1179

Chapter 1179: Chapter 1179 — Turbo Duel Showdown

"The strongest? I don’t dare claim that."

Kira waved his hand, smiling.

"I’m just a duelist who got lucky and moved a little faster. In my dimension, you wouldn’t call me the strongest. There are duelists better than me."

Antinomy’s eyes flickered.

Already a Duel King, yet he says he’s not the top?

So the dimension he comes from isn’t home to just one being at this level?

What a terrifying world.

Antinomy couldn’t help but feel sad for a moment. If his own future timeline had so many powerful Duel Kings... could it have avoided its doomed fate?

Z-ONE’s voice rang out again:

"Then, let’s begin."

As those words fell, this pristine white domain shifted once more. Waves of transparency rippled through the void, reaching the horizon of this world.

Next, the background began to transform. Ceiling and floor vanished, as if the boundaries between heaven and earth melted away.

A track of nothingness stretched from one end of the horizon to the other, looping endlessly through the infinite sky, finally forming the symbol of infinity, "∞."

Kira and Antinomy now stood upon this track, and simultaneously, two Duel Runners materialized at their sides.

Among them was the "Delta Eagle" — that future Duel Runner, its spear-like nose gleaming with menace: Antinomy’s signature ride.

The other was the exact model used by Paradox — the very same Duel Runner Kira had ridden to cross into this dimension.

Kira arched an eyebrow.

"Turbo Duel, huh?"

"That’s right."

Antinomy was already astride his Delta Eagle.

"The most evolved form of dueling, closely tied to Synchro itself. Will you accept my challenge, King of the Other World?"

Both men knew their disguises meant nothing here. Kira shed the Goodwin mask and reverted to his original look.

He chuckled.

"King or not, that sounds a little off. My name is Fujiki Kira. You can just call me Kira."

Kira paused.

"I’m not exactly a riding duel expert, but playing along now and then isn’t impossible. Sure, why not."

He climbed fluidly onto his Duel Runner.

That was the truth.

In the history of the real-life Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, Turbo Duels were never implemented. The decks he was most familiar with were never designed with Turbo Duels in mind.

The restriction on Spell Cards in this format seriously impacted many decks, and Speed Spells — exclusive to the anime — even with all his research since arriving here, would never be second nature compared to the locals.

So most of the time, if he could avoid Turbo Duels, he would.

But sparring with Antinomy, a future Duel Runner master? He’d make an exception. It was only fair to give the home advantage.

Both Duel Runners roared to life, and the Duel Mode initiated. The Field Spell "Speed World" auto-activated, and countdown timers for the starting line appeared on both their dashboards.

"Turbo Duel, acceleration!" (x2)

[Kira, LP 4000]

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