Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 149

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Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 149
Names
Series
SeriesYu-Gi-Oh!
Number149
Season4
Chronology
Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes (season 4)
Previous"The Creator Returns"
Next"Deja Duel! - Part 2"

Events

  • Seto Kaiba receives a call from Pegasus J. Crawford, who has apparently managed to buy up the majority of KaibaCorp's shares. Pegasus holds the company ransom to convince Kaiba to come to Duelist Kingdom and duel him.
    • Kaiba accepts, but Mokuba realizes this is a conflicted decision, as his brother had vowed not to Duel until he had completed their latest project: the "Worldwide Kaiba Land Project".
  • Once they meet, Pegasus greets both of them. Kaiba questions if the incidents were due to him, and he plays the innocent. Their Duel begins, although Kaiba is picked by a phrase Pegasus mutters just before their Duel begins: "I've been waiting a long time for this day". Pegasus still favors Toon monsters.
  • Kaiba counts on the might of his Blue-Eyes White Dragon to bring him a victory, and with a few determined Draws, he manages to destroy the Toon Combo.
  • When he confronts Pegasus, telling him that the Pegasus he knew wouldn't have been bested so easily, "Pegasus" admits not being the real one and removes a mask. Kaiba's opponent is in fact a man named Amelda, who wields a new Duel Disk from this point onwards and one of the 3 Swordsmen of Doma.
  • Amelda activates "The Seal of Oreichalcos", trapping both Duelists and determining that the loser of the Duel also loses his "soul".

Notes

  • In the English Dub, the appearance, voice and mannerisms of Seto's opponent are 100% Pegasus, that is until Alister reveals himself. The disguise drops and Alister resumes his normal voice and appearance. The same applies to the original Japanese version. When the facade falls apart, Amelda uses his true voice.
  • Also in the English dub, after Kaiba destroys Toon World, he accuses Pegasus of using practically the same moves card for card as he used in their last duel. Kaiba and Pegasus have only dueled twice -- once starting in episode 26 and again in the Pyramid of Light movie. Each duel had a few cards in common with this one, but the combos differed significantly. [In the Japanese, Kaiba tells him that he always memorizes his Duels and that he knew a way to destroy the Toon Combo.]


Featured Duel: Pegasus VS. Seto Kaiba - Part 1

Pegasus' Turn

Seto Kaiba's Turn

Pegasus' Turn

Seto Kaiba's Turn

Pegasus' Turn

Seto Kaiba's Turn

Amelda's Turn

Duel concludes next episode.