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| + | {{Infobox character | ||
| + | | image = MAHADO.png | ||
| + | | en_name = Mahad | ||
| + | | ja_name = マハード | ||
| + | | romaji_name = Mahādo | ||
| + | | other_names = [[Dark Magician]] | ||
| + | | gender = Male<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | organization = [[High Priests]] | ||
| + | | occupation = Priest | ||
| + | | successor = [[Mana]] | ||
| + | | anime_debut = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|201|ref}} | ||
| + | | appears_in_anime = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' | ||
| + | | en_voice = {{voice actors|en|Michael Sinterniklaas}} | ||
| + | | ja_voice = {{voice actors|ja|Kazunari Kojima}} | ||
| + | | de_voice = {{voice actors|de|Ozan Ünal|Gerrit Schmidt-Foß|Björn Bonn|e1=(ep. 201-214)|e2=(ep. 219-224)|e3=(Bonds Beyond Time)}} | ||
| + | | birthdate = December 24<ref group=Notes name=birthdate>His original birthdate in the manga is 15th of the fourth month of the Inundation season (ka-hr-ka) in the Ancient Egypt calendar, which is roughly converted to December 24th in the Gregorian Calendar</ref><ref name="1000Book">{{cite YCB2|page=199}}</ref> | ||
| + | | age = 22<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | height = 183cm<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | weight = 61kg<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | blood_type = O<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | favorite_food = Food with onions<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | least_favorite_food = Lamb<ref name="1000Book"/> | ||
| + | | millennium_item = [[Millennium Ring]] | ||
| + | | predecessor = Unnamed Predecessor | ||
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| − | '''Mahad''' | + | '''Mahad''' (マハード ''Mahādo'') is a character in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' anime. He is one of the priests who serves [[Pharaoh Atem]]. He wields the [[Millennium Ring]]. In an attempt to defeat [[Thief King Bakura]], he sacrificed his life and fused his [[Ba]] (Life Spirit) and his [[Ka]] together to create the "[[Dark Magician]]". He also was the best friend of the Pharaoh Atem since they were children. Before and after his death, Mahado always kept loyalty to his king. Mahado is the first among the six to die. He continued to serve the Pharaoh in the form of the [[Dark Magician]]. He also appeared in [[The Ceremonial Battle]] summoned by [[Atem]] in his duel against [[Yugi Muto]]. |
| − | ==Personality== | + | ==Design== |
| − | Mahado is very loyal to his childhood friend and Pharaoh, [[Atem]], and is also [[Mana]]'s teacher in the magical arts. | + | ===Personality=== |
| + | Mahado is very loyal to his childhood friend and Pharaoh, [[Atem]], and is also [[Mana]]'s teacher in the magical arts. He acts as a guardian for both [[Mana]] and [[Atem]] and cares deeply for them both. He also seems to have a close friendship with [[Isis]]. Mahado is very selfless, looking out for the well being of others before his own. His loyalty runs deep and he serves [[Atem]] with a strong conviction. | ||
| − | == | + | ===Etymology=== |
| − | The name Mahad is a male Muslim name from Arabic origins, meaning: "one who is great". | + | The name Mahad is a male Muslim name from Arabic origins, meaning: "one who is great". His Japanese name, "Mahado", can likely be translated to "magical wave", hinting his use in Spellcaster monsters such as "Illusion Magician". |
| − | == | + | ==Biography== |
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| − | + | === Childhood === | |
| − | + | As a child, during the time when [[Aknamkanon]] was Pharaoh, he, [[Atem]], and [[Mana]] were good friends. He had to guard and protect the prince. At one point, he got bitten by a snake, and Atem saved him by sucking the venom out. | |
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| + | === As a Priest === | ||
| + | He later became a [[High Priests|High Priest]] serving [[Pharaoh Aknamkanon]]. Mana became his apprentice. Also, he acquired the [[Millennium Ring]] and told the Pharaoh of the [[Kul Elna massacre]]. During an unspecified point of time, he had sealed his great power in a tomb. After Aknamkanon died, Atem became Pharaoh. | ||
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| + | === Millennium World === | ||
| + | Mahad fought [[Thief King Bakura]] when he raided the palace alongside [[Atem]] and the other priests. Bakura later fled when Atem summoned "[[Obelisk the Tormentor]]". He later led Bakura to the [[Valley of the Kings]]. He and Bakura entered a tomb, where he had sealed his power, and his men blocked off the entrance so that Bakura can't flee. However, during the fight, despite obtaining the great power, he sacrificed himself to fuse his ''ka'' and ''ba'' together to form "[[Dark Magician (character)|Dark Magician]]" after he was severely weakened. He then made a blast so powerful that Bakura was believed to have died. He continued to serve Atem as the Dark Magician, and even destroyed Bakura's [[Diabound]] during their fight at [[Kul Elna]]. He participated in the final battle aganist [[Zorc Necrophades]], when the latter began his assault on the palace. He and the [[Dark Magician Girl (character)|Dark Magician Girl]], Mana's ''ka'', attempted to destroy Zorc with a combined attack but Zorc was unaffected and easily wiped them out. Mahad's soul was among others waiting for Atem in the afterlife. | ||
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| + | ==Other appearances== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | Mahado manga portal.png | [[Mahado (manga)]] | ||
Tablet_Dark_Magician.jpg | Mahad/Dark Magician after being imprisoned within a tablet | Tablet_Dark_Magician.jpg | Mahad/Dark Magician after being imprisoned within a tablet | ||
Mahad Dark Magician.jpg | Mahad as Dark Magician | Mahad Dark Magician.jpg | Mahad as Dark Magician | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| − | == | + | ==Monster Spirits== |
| − | + | * [[Illusion Magician]] | |
| + | * [[Shadow Ghoul (character)|Shadow Ghoul]] | ||
| + | * [[Dark Magician (character)|Dark Magician]] (as combination of his spirit and the Illusion Magician) | ||
| − | + | == References == | |
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| − | + | == Notes == | |
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| Other names | Dark Magician | ||||||
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| Age | 22[1] | ||||||
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| Favorite food | Food with onions[1] | ||||||
| Least favorite food | Lamb[1] | ||||||
| Millennium Item | Millennium Ring | ||||||
| Predecessor | Unnamed Predecessor | ||||||
| Successor | Mana | ||||||
| Occupation | Priest | ||||||
| Organization | High Priests | ||||||
| Anime debut | Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 201: "Memoirs of a Pharaoh" | ||||||
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Mahad (マハード Mahādo) is a character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime. He is one of the priests who serves Pharaoh Atem. He wields the Millennium Ring. In an attempt to defeat Thief King Bakura, he sacrificed his life and fused his Ba (Life Spirit) and his Ka together to create the "Dark Magician". He also was the best friend of the Pharaoh Atem since they were children. Before and after his death, Mahado always kept loyalty to his king. Mahado is the first among the six to die. He continued to serve the Pharaoh in the form of the Dark Magician. He also appeared in The Ceremonial Battle summoned by Atem in his duel against Yugi Muto.
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Design[edit]
Personality[edit]
Mahado is very loyal to his childhood friend and Pharaoh, Atem, and is also Mana's teacher in the magical arts. He acts as a guardian for both Mana and Atem and cares deeply for them both. He also seems to have a close friendship with Isis. Mahado is very selfless, looking out for the well being of others before his own. His loyalty runs deep and he serves Atem with a strong conviction.
Etymology[edit]
The name Mahad is a male Muslim name from Arabic origins, meaning: "one who is great". His Japanese name, "Mahado", can likely be translated to "magical wave", hinting his use in Spellcaster monsters such as "Illusion Magician".
Biography[edit]
Childhood[edit]
As a child, during the time when Aknamkanon was Pharaoh, he, Atem, and Mana were good friends. He had to guard and protect the prince. At one point, he got bitten by a snake, and Atem saved him by sucking the venom out.
As a Priest[edit]
He later became a High Priest serving Pharaoh Aknamkanon. Mana became his apprentice. Also, he acquired the Millennium Ring and told the Pharaoh of the Kul Elna massacre. During an unspecified point of time, he had sealed his great power in a tomb. After Aknamkanon died, Atem became Pharaoh.
Millennium World[edit]
Mahad fought Thief King Bakura when he raided the palace alongside Atem and the other priests. Bakura later fled when Atem summoned "Obelisk the Tormentor". He later led Bakura to the Valley of the Kings. He and Bakura entered a tomb, where he had sealed his power, and his men blocked off the entrance so that Bakura can't flee. However, during the fight, despite obtaining the great power, he sacrificed himself to fuse his ka and ba together to form "Dark Magician" after he was severely weakened. He then made a blast so powerful that Bakura was believed to have died. He continued to serve Atem as the Dark Magician, and even destroyed Bakura's Diabound during their fight at Kul Elna. He participated in the final battle aganist Zorc Necrophades, when the latter began his assault on the palace. He and the Dark Magician Girl, Mana's ka, attempted to destroy Zorc with a combined attack but Zorc was unaffected and easily wiped them out. Mahad's soul was among others waiting for Atem in the afterlife.
Other appearances[edit]
Mahad/Dark Magician after being imprisoned within a tablet
Mahad as Dark Magician
Monster Spirits[edit]
- Illusion Magician
- Shadow Ghoul
- Dark Magician (as combination of his spirit and the Illusion Magician)
References[edit]
- ↑ a b c d e f g h Takahashi, Kazuki (2015). "Millennium Book – Chapter 8: Pharaoh's Memory arc". Yu-Gi-Oh! Character Guidebook: Millennium Book (in Japanese). Shueisha. p. 199. ISBN 978-4-08-779722-0.
Notes[edit]
- ↑ His original birthdate in the manga is 15th of the fourth month of the Inundation season (ka-hr-ka) in the Ancient Egypt calendar, which is roughly converted to December 24th in the Gregorian Calendar
