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| − | Chazz plays a '''[[Dragon]] Deck''', focusing on the Summoning of his [[signature card|ace monster]], "[[Light and Darkness Dragon]]" and its counterparts, "[[Light End Dragon]]" and "[[Dark End Dragon]]". He uses various support cards such as "[[Immortal Dragon]]" and "[[Dragon's Evil Eye]]" to gain field advantage while also utilizing defensive cards such as "[[Scale Mail]]" and "[[Dragon's | + | Chazz plays a '''[[Dragon]] Deck''', focusing on the Summoning of his [[signature card|ace monster]], "[[Light and Darkness Dragon]]" and its counterparts, "[[Light End Dragon]]" and "[[Dark End Dragon]]". He uses various support cards such as "[[Immortal Dragon]]" and "[[Dragon's Evil Eye]]" to gain field advantage while also utilizing defensive cards such as "[[Scale Mail]]" and "[[Durability (Dragon's Endurance)]]" in addition to several [[LIGHT]] and [[DARK]] support cards to supplement his aces. |
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Revision as of 21:06, 25 January 2013
| Occupation | Professional Duelist |
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Chazz Princeton, known as Jun Manjoume in the Japanese version, is the deuteragonist of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX manga. An Obelisk Blue student, he serves as Jaden Yuki's rival and the two are the only students to possess spirit cards.
Biography
Chazz was an elite Duelist in the junior tournaments and won countless trophies. However, upon entry to Duel Academy, rumors circulated that he was allowed entrance only because of his family's wealth. Determined to prove them wrong in a Duel with Jaden, Chazz buried the card containing his Duel Spirit and dueled without it. However, upon realizing Jaden had a spirit partner as well and used it to defeat him, Chazz sees his partner watching the Duel in spite of being abandoned. Chazz then recovers the card and resolves to defeat Jaden with his partner, Light and Darkness Dragon. Chazz seems also to be a better duelist since he even defeats the main antagonist during the tournament. In the finals of the tournament, Chazz's resolve to defeat Jaden proves strong enough to enable him to win against Jaden. Also, Chazz's personality is somewhat different. Rather than being boastful and condescending, he is more stoic and solitary of a duelist, wanting to defeat Jaden to assuage his pride rather than because of the humiliation of losing to him. He is still, however, resentful of accusations that he obtained his position due to his money rather than his skill, and maintains his pride despite being insulted when Jaden compared his "Winged Kuriboh" to Chazz's "Light and Darkness Dragon".
Chazz has the rare distinction of being one of the few duelists who has defeated Jaden, in the final match of the tournament to decide who would earn the right to duel Zane "Kaiser" Truesdale. Despite his impressive victory over Jaden, Chazz is defeated by Zane without doing any damage to him, even after successfully Summoning his three strongest Dragons. Chazz is then paired with Syrus Truesdale in the tag duels against the Overseas Champions. The two defeat Axel Brodie and Jim Crocodile Cook, and Syrus earns Chazz's respect as the former leads them to victory.
Deck
Chazz plays a Dragon Deck, focusing on the Summoning of his ace monster, "Light and Darkness Dragon" and its counterparts, "Light End Dragon" and "Dark End Dragon". He uses various support cards such as "Immortal Dragon" and "Dragon's Evil Eye" to gain field advantage while also utilizing defensive cards such as "Scale Mail" and "Durability (Dragon's Endurance)" in addition to several LIGHT and DARK support cards to supplement his aces.
