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The rather questionable and violent practices performed by the school are so infamous that the public tends to avoid proximity with them. Despite of this, the school is not short on applicants. | The rather questionable and violent practices performed by the school are so infamous that the public tends to avoid proximity with them. Despite of this, the school is not short on applicants. | ||
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Revision as of 17:53, 9 February 2015
Ryozanpaku School (
Curriculum
Ryozanpaku School has an extremely forceful, martial arts-style training regime. Students are taught that victory is all that matters and that Dueling and smiles do not mix. They are not allowed to go outside except to attend classes, nor permitted to see their parents until they become pros. It is said that when it comes to creating pro Duelists, Ryozanpaku School is second only to Leo Duel School.[1]
The rather questionable and violent practices performed by the school are so infamous that the public tends to avoid proximity with them. Despite of this, the school is not short on applicants.
After the previous edition of the Maiami Championship where Isao Kachidoki ended as a runner-up, Ryozanpaku School acquired Fusion Summon and started teaching it to all of its students.
List of students
Galleries
Members of Ryozanpaku.
Members of Ryozanpaku in the opening Burn!.
References
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 39: "A Duel Personality"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 27: "Challengers Assemble"
