Big Damn Hero: It's commonly joked that Elemental Hero Bubbleman is Jaden's true ace card because of its tendency to act as this trope.

Bat Signal: Hero Signal projects a signal to the sky to call them out.

Barbarian Hero: Wildheart is a shirtless hero who fights with a boomerang.

Absurdly Cool City: Skyscraper and Skyscraper 2 are right out of comic book settings.

Absurdly Sharp Blade: Bladedge, who has the piercing battle damage effect.

Tropes associated with Anime Elemental Heroes: They also are more important story-wise due to originally being used by his mentor and hero Koyo Hibiki before his coma. While they function mostly the way they fuse is mostly different since most Fusion Monsters don't need specific heroes to fuse with, but instead you only need one Hero monster and a monster with the Attribute needed to fuse with. In the Manga Jaden still uses an Elemental Hero Deck, but the Elemental Heroes he uses are completely different from the Anime and can even be considered a different kind.

The Evil Heroes sacrifice the flexibility of the Elemental Heroes (specifically by requiring a specific Fusion card) in exchange for more raw power in the form of stronger effects compared to their counterparts. The Original Five(Clockwise from the top:Clayman, Avian, Burstinatrix, Bubbleman and Sparkman)The Elemental Heroes form Jaden Yuki's core deck theme revolving around low-level monsters based on comic book superheroes, they can fuse together and use support cards to perform powerful combos.Īs part of Jaden's fall to darkness in Season 3, his deck is corrupted, giving him darker alternate artworks for the base Elemental Heroes and entirely replacing their Fusions with darker Evil Hero monsters, who can only be summoned with Dark Fusion.

Elemental hero electrum appearances