Church Lady (Dana Carvey): So, I hear they're gonna pay $700 million to smack some balls around with your big stick. We like to hit a baseball, don't we? Make more money than Jesus. You know, money is the root of all evil.
Juan Soto (Marcello Hernandez): Well, if that's true, then I'm gonna become the most evil baseball player in the world.
CChurch Lady
Oh, so funny. So then you might as well tell us, what team do you think you're going to pick?
JJuan
Well, you know, I don't know. Right now, I'm hope the Yankees make me the best offer.
CChurch Lady
Well, as a Christian, I have to ask you, why not spend your time and money helping the needy and the less fortunate?
“Yu-Gi-Oh!’s” fundamental theme, aside from the triad of “friendship,” “death,” and “love,” also includes the keyword “independence.” I would like all my readers to have something–one thing–that they’ll rise above others to.
For example, even though the card game takes center stage in the story, I would hope you all make friends and form a friendly rivalry with one another. And while doing so, I hope you all find something unique to yourself–your ‘only one.’ I may present only the card game aspect during the story to everyone, but I’m glad that it could be provided as an opportunity for communication to allow everyone to meet one another and explore new possibilities. By fighting through cards, I wish you could all learn about people and build good relationships.
