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| − | The '''Legend of the Dragons of Light and Time''' is a legend that refers to "[[Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon | + | The '''Legend of the Dragons of Light and Time''' is a legend that refers to "[[Number 46: Dragluon (anime)|Number 46: Dragluon]]", "[[Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon (anime)|Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon]]", "[[Number 100: Numeron Dragon (anime)|Number 100: Numeron Dragon]]", and "[[Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (anime)|Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]" in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | [[Kite Tenjo]] discovered a tablet detailing the legend when he returned to [[ | + | [[Kite Tenjo]] discovered a tablet detailing the legend when he returned to [[Jinlon]]'s [[Number ruins|ruins]] at one point. The tablet stated, "Dragons of light and time, clash at thy place of birth. Then shall the eyes of the galaxies truly awaken for the first time, opening the gate to a new world." At this point Jinlon appeared and explained to [[Kite Tenjo|Kite]] the origin of the "[[Galaxy-Eyes]]" dragons.<ref name="ep133">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|133|ref}}</ref> He shared the legend with [[Quinton]], believing it was related to the [[Numeron Code]] and that said the Code would not function without the proper "[[Number]]" cards. He also determined the place of birth was actually the [[Moon]] and noted he wanted to battle [[Mizar]] there to test the legend's authenticity and determine who the true "Galaxy-Eyes" master was.<ref name="ep128">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|128|ref}}</ref> |
[[File:Monolith of the Moon.png|thumb|left|Tablet of the Moon]] | [[File:Monolith of the Moon.png|thumb|left|Tablet of the Moon]] | ||
| − | After the [[Seven Barian Emperors]] attacked Earth, Kite opted to head to the | + | After the [[Seven Barian Emperors]] attacked [[Earth (planet)|Earth]], Kite opted to head to the Moon. When Mizar was about to defeat Quinton and [[Trey]], Quinton shared the information with Mizar and [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]], prompting Mizar to head to the Moon himself afterwards.<ref name="ep128">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|128|ref}}</ref> Once on the Moon, Kite saw multiple copies of the same tablet. |
[[File:Tablets on the Moon.png|thumb|Sacred Ground]] | [[File:Tablets on the Moon.png|thumb|Sacred Ground]] | ||
| − | After Mizar arrived, Kite revealed more about the legend told to him by | + | After Mizar arrived, Kite revealed more about the legend told to him by Jinlon himself. According to the Number spirit, the legend regarding both "Galaxy-Eyes" monsters is actually a spell cast by a [[Number 100: Numeron Dragon (character)|dragon]] responsible for creating the Numeron Code in the first place. At last, Kite and Mizar's oncoming Duel would be able to break the spell, and thus whoever wins would obtain the key to use the Numeron Code itself.<ref name="ep133">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|133|ref}}</ref> |
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| + | Kite would later call upon the power of the "Numbers" to create "[[Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon (anime)|Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon]]".<ref name="ep134">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|134|ref}}</ref> After the Duel, Kite witnessed the powers of his "Number" as well as Mizar's [[Mythyrian Numbers|Mythyrian]] and [[Number 10X|Over-Hundred]] ones resonate to form "[[Number 100: Numeron Dragon (anime)|Number 100: Numeron Dragon]]" and entrusted it to Mizar.<ref name="ep135">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|135|ref}}</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:42, 31 March 2024
The Legend of the Dragons of Light and Time is a legend that refers to "Number 46: Dragluon", "Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon", "Number 100: Numeron Dragon", and "Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon" in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime.
History[edit]
Kite Tenjo discovered a tablet detailing the legend when he returned to Jinlon's ruins at one point. The tablet stated, "Dragons of light and time, clash at thy place of birth. Then shall the eyes of the galaxies truly awaken for the first time, opening the gate to a new world." At this point Jinlon appeared and explained to Kite the origin of the "Galaxy-Eyes" dragons.[1] He shared the legend with Quinton, believing it was related to the Numeron Code and that said the Code would not function without the proper "Number" cards. He also determined the place of birth was actually the Moon and noted he wanted to battle Mizar there to test the legend's authenticity and determine who the true "Galaxy-Eyes" master was.[2]
After the Seven Barian Emperors attacked Earth, Kite opted to head to the Moon. When Mizar was about to defeat Quinton and Trey, Quinton shared the information with Mizar and Yuma, prompting Mizar to head to the Moon himself afterwards.[2] Once on the Moon, Kite saw multiple copies of the same tablet.
After Mizar arrived, Kite revealed more about the legend told to him by Jinlon himself. According to the Number spirit, the legend regarding both "Galaxy-Eyes" monsters is actually a spell cast by a dragon responsible for creating the Numeron Code in the first place. At last, Kite and Mizar's oncoming Duel would be able to break the spell, and thus whoever wins would obtain the key to use the Numeron Code itself.[1]
Kite would later call upon the power of the "Numbers" to create "Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon".[3] After the Duel, Kite witnessed the powers of his "Number" as well as Mizar's Mythyrian and Over-Hundred ones resonate to form "Number 100: Numeron Dragon" and entrusted it to Mizar.[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 133: "Vector the Victor"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 128: "Settling the Score, Part 2"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 134: "Dragon Strife, Part 1"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 135: "Dragon Strife, Part 2"
