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I looked around and here are some options for people looking to watch the zexal sub (none of these are official, official subs don't exist. Use an adblocker at the least). Also Zexal II is usually listed on these sites as a separate show so you'll have to search on the site for Zexal II after finishing these eps to watch the rest (or it's often linked as a sequel).

I checked all these to make sure at least one server worked on ep 1:

https://www.miruro.tv/watch/10015/yu-gi-oh-zexal

https://anikuro.to/watch/10015%3A1

https://animehub.ac/watch/yu-gi-oh-zexal-sub.59669

https://animenana.com/animeserie/yu-gi-oh-zexal/

https://yenime.net/watch?name=Yu-Gi-Oh!%20Zexal&type=TV

First is the Extra Extra Zones. These are just extra monster zones but again. The unique orientation makes link monster arrows point in new and interesting directions and also makes it very confusing to tell if a monster is in attack or defense position. This is the ideal scenario in my opinion. As a pendulum enjoyer I think we should be making the game worse and more confusing on purpose for fun.

Speaking of fun!! You may have noticed the Fun Zone. Here are the rules for the fun zone:

Either player may play any card type to the Fun Zone at any time. Yes, this includes field spells and pendulum scales.

If there is already a card in the Fun Zone, the next card simply gets placed on top, without sending the card underneath to the graveyard. This begins the Fun Zone Stack.

The card on the very top of the stack is the one that is currently considered to be on the field. It can activate effects, do battle, and change position as is typical with respect to its card type.

All other cards underneath the stack are considered banished. Effects that rely on banishment can be activated and resolved from within the Fun Zone Stack.

Both players control the current on-field Fun Zone card simultaneously. This has very exciting implications!

Xyz monsters summoned to the Fun Zone instantly have all monsters in the stack attached as material, which is surely a balanced mechanic that will cause no serious issues.

A pendulum scale in the Fun Zone applies to both players. The convenient Fundulum Scale acts as either the high or low scale, turn player's choice. If you have your own scales in your spell/trap zones then you may elect to ignore the Fundulum Scale for the purposes of pendulum summoning.

Tron doesn't even know Yuma is involved until he's kidnapped Haruto and Yuma, some kid, rocks up next to Kaito. III and IV duel them both and Kaito is as emotionally compromised and easily trapped as expected, but this kid pulls out a Number, then a Chaos Number, then Astral the original Number, then reveals himself as Kazuma's son and carries Kaito's sorry ass to victory.

And like, Tron takes this shit SUPER SERIOUSLY. He doesn't make the same mistake Kaito does and repeatedly underestimate Yuma, he expects Yuma to be a legitimate threat.

He sends III to defeat Yuma and is confident III can win and will stick by him no matter how much Yuma tries to befriend him. But just to be safe, he gives III magical genetic surgery that allows him to use an otherwise lethal Number and the ability to destroy Yuma's mind. And he STILL predicts that Yuma can get through all this and gives III another card that will DESTROY THE ENTIRE WORLD because if Yuma really is that strong, he'll almost definitely be able to stop Tron's revenge plan A, so he'll settle for just ending the world instead.

None of this works, of course. III is defeated and Yuma manages to stop the world from ending by being just that fucking gay.

So Tron goes after Shark, wipes his mind and turns his desire for vengeance against Yuma. He wasn't expecting Shark to beat him like that, of course. He knew Yuma would respond to this by taking Shark's Number away to free his mind.

This creates a situation where Tron cannot lose. Option 1 is Shark watches the one guy who cares about him kill himself over Shark's bad choices, breaking his spirit and making him even easier to control. Option 2 is Yuma gives the Number back to save his life but get defeated by a Tron-controlled Shark. Option 3 is Yuma defeats Shark himself, breaking his own spirit enough to no longer be a threat to Tron.

And of course, none of this works. Yuma's simple-minded kindness leads Shark to banish his own Number and end the duel with Yuma's victory, giving up his chance at revenge to save Yuma's life. Obviously Tron is livid at this.

But the thing that gets me is that when Tron's dueling Kaito, he watches Yuma dive headfirst off a thousand-foot drop to foils his plans yet again and all he can do us smile and say "what an energetic kid."

Tron has equal parts respect (fear) and respect (admiration) towards Yuma. And it's not like Edo Arc-V secretly wanting Yuya to defeat him and end his inner conflict. Tron REALLY wants his revenge and knows he has to hurry the fuck up and lock in before Yuma can stop him.