Yusaku Fujiki

"'He seemed really mopey and depressed, honestly. I tried to cheer him up, but he just kinda ignored me.' - Jaden describing Yusaku to Yuya"Yusaku Fujiki is the main protagonist of Yu-Gi-Oh! Vrains, and a main proswagonist in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Extended Edition. He will make his first appearance in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Extended Edition: Into the VRAINS.

A mysterious boy from the distant future, Yusaku uses a new, shittier method of dueling: utilizing a mysterious new form of monsters called Link Monsters.

Backstory
While much of his past is unknown, it is established that he is from approximately 30 years into the future. Judging by his hair, he is a proswagonist of the future.

At some point in time, Yusaku had two parents that he loved dearly. They were killed by an unknown person, and Yusaku was kidnapped by the Knights of Hanoi and took part in the Hanoi Project. He was forced to use a VR Headset to duel an AI, and when he lost, he would be electrocuted and starved. He was rescued after 6 months, but had developed severe PTSD and a hatred for dueling.

To travel back to the past to change the future, Yusaku stole a time machine from SOL Industries, putting a target on his back courtesy of Akira Zaizen. In addition, the Knights of Hanoi have been hunting him for unknown reasons.

Into the Vrains
Coming soon!

Abilities
Yusaku has a mysterious ability to quickly travel between places without being spotted.

He is a skilled hacker who successfully created an EMP that inforced Master Rule 4 on all of the Duel Disks caught in the blast, as well as the You Show Duel School's dueling field. In addition, it made a one-way link from his Duel Disk to everyone elses, allowing him to see where they are at any given time and manipulate their duel fields.

When he falters and becomes emotional, he lets off a mysterious aura.

Appearances
Fanfic:
 * Into the Vrains

Trivia

 * Yusaku is the first major proswagonist of a new show to be included in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Extended Edition. YGOTEE began shortly after the second season of Arc-V.