Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel/Characters

This is a page describing the monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel, the card game. For characters who appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS, please consult its respective character page instead.

The Accel Wonders

A duo of Spellcasters who originally appeared in the artwork of High Magic - Double Accel, which comprises of Accel Wonder Supra and Accel Wonder Flare.

Tropes exhibited by this duo include:

Cherry Tapping: The first part of Flare's effect inflicts 400 damage to the opponent.
Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Their appearances are very similar; the easiest way to distinguish who is who is by looking at their respective color schemes.
Detached Sleeves: Subverted with both of them. Despite having the appearance at first glance, closer look to their outfits reveal that the sleeves are actually attached to the body.
Early-Bird Cameo: Both initially appeared in the artwork of Double Accel roughly a year before arriving in the card game proper.
Fiery Redhead: Subverted with Flare. Despite having a red hair and using a fitting element to go with it, all her artworks suggested that she's actually as calm and collected as her water counterpart.
Making a Splash: Supra.
Playing with Fire: Flare.
Status Buff: Supra's effect increases the ATK of a target Spellcaster you control by 200, as well as increasing its Level by 2.
You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Supra, to go along with her element of choice.

The Chemical Cures

A duo of Psychic chemists who support the classic LP gain Spells, Blue Medicine (supported by Chemical Cure Blue) and Red Medicine (supported by Chemical Cure Red). Their effects increase the user's LP equal to the amount increased by their respective Spells, while also letting the user recovered any amount of those Spells from the GY. These recovered cards can then either be used for other card effects, or simply for more LP. The two girls can also fuse into Chemical Cure Purple, which has combined LP gain potency of the two, and enables the user to spend the recovered Medicines for card advantage.

Tropes exhibited by this duo include:

Bare Your Midriff: Purple.
Casting a Shadow: Purple is a DARK monster.
Color-Coded for Your Convenience: WATER blue for Blue, FIRE red for Red and DARK Fusion purple for Purple.
Discard and Draw: Purple lets you discard up to 3 Spells/Traps from your hand (most likely the Medicines recovered from the GY prior to her Fusion Summon) to draw an equal amount of cards.
Fashionable Asymmetry: Purple wears Blue's stocking on her right leg and Red's knee protector on her left.
Fusion Dance: "Chemical Cure Blue" + "Chemical Cure Red" = "Chemical Cure Purple".
Labcoat of Science and Medicine: All three of them.
Making a Splash: Blue is a WATER monster.
Playing with Fire: Red is a FIRE monster.
Zettai Ryouiki: Invoked with Red's knee protector, which goes up to above the knee and ended up with a boot-like rim.

Elemental Dragons

A trio of Level 4 Dragon Normal Monsters, each of them specializing in a specific Attribute. Dragolite appeared first as part of Luke's starter deck, and thus among the first monsters released for Rush Duel; The Fire Dragon made its anime debut while later, and would later join the game in the fifth core booster pack of the game; Sylphydra also made its debut in the anime, and would also later join the others as part of Luke's structure deck.

Tropes exhibited by this trio include:

Badass Normal: All of them are Normal Monsters. Each of them also has 1500 ATK, the highest possible for monsters that can be Normal Summoned without Tribute in the game.
Blow You Away: Sylphydra.
Dishing Out Dirt: Dragolite.
Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Each of them has a coloring and design that reference the Attribute they represent.
Glass Cannon: They all have excellent ATK for their Level, but literally 0 DEF.
Foil: To the Elemental Sorcerers. The Dragons are used by Luke and covered the EARTH, FIRE and WIND Attributes, while the Sorcerers are used by Yuga and covered the DARK, LIGHT and WATER Attributes.
Playing with Fire: The Fire Dragon.
Spell My Name with a "The": The Fire Dragon, which is actually a reading pun and reference to the OCG "Sapphire Dragon", better known in the TCG territories as the Luster Dragon.

Elemental Sorcerers

A trio of Level 4 Spellcaster Normal Monsters, each of them specializing in a specific Attribute. Dark Sorcerer appeared first as part of Yuga's starter deck, and thus among the first monsters released for Rush Duel; Light Sorcerer appeared a short while later in the second core booster pack of the game; Aqua Sorcerer made its debut in the anime, and would later join the others months later as part of Yuga's structure deck.

Tropes exhibited by this trio include:

Badass Normal: All of them are Normal Monsters. Each of them also has 1500 ATK, the highest possible for monsters that can be Normal Summoned without Tribute in the game.
Casting a Shadow: Dark Sorcerer.
Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Each of them has a color scheme of their respective Attribute. Otherwise, they look (almost) indistinguishable from each other.
Foil: To the Elemental Dragons. The Sorcerers are used by Yuga and covered the DARK, LIGHT and WATER Attributes, while the Dragons are used by Luke and covered the EARTH, FIRE and WIND Attributes.
Light'Em Up: Light Sorcerer.
Making a Splash: Aqua Sorcerer.
Squishy Wizard: They all have excellent ATK for their Level, but literally 0 DEF.

Fiendish Commanders

A group of Warriors used by Gakuto Sogetsu in Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS. The four main members of the series have names in the form of portmanteau between a Japanese verb and the Gratuitous English "Ruler" (except Kimeluna, which twists the wordplay even further). Other members of the series comprise of the "Fiendish Commander Squad" monsters, which support the commanders with their effects. The commanders themselves have effects that form the backbone of Gakuto's three main strategies (Battle Position manipulation, returning his own monsters to the hand and utilizing monsters with 0 ATK).