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Also a Pokemon Trainer styled character would have been too much for a Jam character, especially for the team who made this one. In his current form he's a bit more unique. We want to try and balance him around casual play so that non cheapie can still beat him as his gimmick means he will never be a tournament legal character, however I'm sure if we get more Yu-Gi-Oh characters in the future they can be a bit more conventional and go down the Trainer route.