Maximillion Pegasus' Decks
Pegasus uses a Toon Deck focused around the card "Toon World" which, in the anime, is a one of a kind card that allows him to play special Toon Monsters. Also, in the manga and anime, "Toon World" has the ability to transform other monsters into their Toon counterparts.
Contents
- 1 Manga
- 2 Anime
- 3 Scripted Duels
- 4 Video games
- 5 Notes
Manga
Anime
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Duelist Kingdom
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| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome(s) |
| Bandit Keith | 16 | Win (flashback) |
| Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi | 2 | Win |
| Seto Kaiba | 26-27 | Win |
| Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi | 35-39 | Lose |
Specifically for his Duel with Yugi Muto, Pegasus created the cards "Relinquished", "Thousand-Eyes Restrict", "Thousand-Eyes Idol", and "Dark-Eyes Illusionist". In his first Duel with Yugi, he plays a test Deck that deals with taking control of Yugi's monsters. In Duelist Kingdom, along with his Toon cards, Pegasus' Deck mainly focused on using his opponents own monsters and card effects against them. Later on, in the anime, his Deck focused only on the Toon Archetype cards. He also uses some cards, such as "Prophecy", that allow him to take advantage of his mind reading abilities.
Please note that the cards "Doma the Angel of Silence", "Happy Lover" and "Mask of Darkness" are not used in any of his Duels but were seen when Yami Bakura held his spontaneous Tarot session with Pegasus. In the English version, Bakura explicitly states that these cards were Pegasus'. In the Japanese version, however, the Deck's owner remains ambiguous, as Bakura only refers to the Tarot Deck as "these cards". Therefore, he might have brought them himself.
In addition, he also once wielded "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" via a stone tablet.
Waking the Dragons
| Record | ||
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| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome(s) |
| Mai Valentine | 151 | Lose (flashback) |
Pegasus would be defeated by Mai Valentine and Alister would then use his Deck against Seto Kaiba. The only card listed that Pegasus himself used was "Thousand-Eyes Restrict". The rest were used by Alister.
Pyramid of Light
| Record | |
|---|---|
| Opponent | Outcome |
| Seto Kaiba | Lose |
In the movie, his Deck focuses on swarming the field with his Toons. The full Decklist (totaling out to exactly forty cards) was given in the novelization of the film.
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
| Record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome(s) |
| Vellian Crowler, Jean-Louis Bonaparte | 92 | Win |
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Pegasus' Deck has new Spell-Trap support for his Toons.
Scripted Duels
| Record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Tournament | Outcome(s) |
| Mai Valentine | YCS Providence 2012 | Win |
| Joey Wheeler | YCS Providence 2012 | Win |
| Yami Yugi | YCS Providence 2012 | Lose |
Video games
The Eternal Duelist Soul
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Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
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World Championship 2004
In Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004, Pegasus still uses a Toon Deck, modified to accommodate the rulings not present in the anime. He uses several cards which boost his Life Points, in order to balance the many Life Point payments required by his Toon Monsters (1000 for the activation of Toon World, and 500 for every attack made with a Toon). He also uses cards like Nimble Momonga and Change of Heart to gather Tributes for his many high-level monsters, as well as Cyber Jar and Morphing Jar to help him find key cards in his Deck. If he is unable to summon his Toons, he also has Black Illusion Ritual and Relinquished to turn enemy monsters' strength into his own.
As a Tier 3 opponent, Pegasus is unlocked by defeating all of the Tier 2 duelists at least five times each. The player must also have at least one copy of "Toon Mermaid", "Toon Summoned Skull", "Manga Ryu-Ran", and "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" in their Trunk, with none in their Deck. If Pegasus is defeated ten times, the latter restriction is removed.
Toonized
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Reshef of Destruction
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Nightmare Troubadour
Decks
Toon World! (Version 1)
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Toon World! (Version 2)
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Deck Recipe
Toon Doom
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World Championship 2008
Future Vision
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Duelist of the Roses
The Falsebound Kingdom
Capsule Coliseum
Imperfect Paradise
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Light Monsters Wood Creatures Earth Monsters Water Monsters |
Shrine of Chaos #1
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Light Monsters Fire Monsters Wind Monsters Earth Monsters |
Shrine of Chaos #2
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Duel Terminal
Notes
- ↑ a b This card was played as a Normal Monster. It is a Fusion Monster in the TCG/OCG.
- ↑ This card was played as a Monster Card. It is a Trap Card in the TCG/OCG.
- ↑ This card was played an an Effect Monster. It is a Normal Monster in the TCG/OCG.
- ↑ a b c This card is seen when Yami Bakura does his tarot reading in episode 40 In the original version, it is unknown if these cards are his or Bakura's.
- ↑ This card is used in flashback against Bandit Keith in episode 16.
- ↑ This card can be seen after he loses to Yugi during episode 39. The card is replaced by "Laser Cannon Armor" in the dub.
- ↑ This card was depicted as a Magic Card in the dub.
- ↑ This card is removed from play via the effect of "Toon Kingdom" during his GX Duel.
- ↑ This card is activated from the hand as a Trap Monster and Hawkin's commentary mentions it has a total of 2700 DEF after absorbing "Harpie's Pet Dragon". This may allude to Duelist Kingdom rules in which Trap Cards were freely played from the hand and how in Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 027 - Champion vs. Creator - Part 2, "Dragon Capture Jar" had 2700 DEF after adding "Blue-Eyes White Dragon's" 2500. However, in the anime and manga, "Dragon Capture Jar" had 100 ATK and 200 DEF. Assuming Hawkin's commentary is not wrong and all rules are followed, "Dragon Capture Jar" is used as a 300 DEF monster that can Special Summon itself from the hand in this duel.
