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| − | * Technically, Lawton had no reason to gamble on "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect, for | + | * Technically, Lawton had no reason to gamble on "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect, for two reasons: |
| + | ** First, Kalin had not yet taken any effect damage on the turn "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect was activated, so even if Kalin had revealed a Spell or Trap Card, "Infernity Doom Slinger" would not have backfired with any damage. Presumably, the writers believed that Kalin would take 1500 damage had he revealed a Spell or Trap Card (this damage was already negated by the first effect of "Doom Slinger"). | ||
| + | ** Second, if Lawton had chosen to not apply "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect, then he could have used "Blaster Ogre"'s effect a second time to destroy "Infernity Zero" directly. No characters ever mentioned the possibility of "Infernity Zero" being destroyed by means other than its own effect, and it is likely that the writers never considered this either. | ||
==Featured cards== | ==Featured cards== | ||
Revision as of 14:07, 12 December 2013
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| Series | |
| Series | Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's |
| Number | 92 |
| Season | 2 |
| Chronology | |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episodes (season 2) | |
| Previous | "Clash at Crash Town, Part 1" |
| Next | "The Question of the Card" |
"Clash at Crash Town, Part 2", known as "Satisfaction" in the Japanese version, is the ninety-second episode of Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's.
To bring freedom to Crash Town once and for all, Yusei and Kalin challenge the man who now controls it, Lawton. A strategic attack by Yusei and wild gambles by Kalin successfully whittle away most of Lawton's Life Points, but then Lawton brings out "Blaster Ogre", which threatens to place the remaining Doom Counters on "Infernity Zero" and make Kalin lose.
In the English version, Crow Hogan has a new voice actor starting with this episode.
Contents
Featured Duel: Yusei Fudo and Kalin Kessler vs. Lawton
Turn 6: Yusei
Yusei draws "Quickdraw Synchron". He then sends "Quillbolt Hedgehog" from his hand to the Graveyard to Special Summon "Quickdraw Synchron" (700/1400) in Attack Position. He then activates the effect of "Quillbolt Hedgehog", Special Summoning it from his Graveyard (800/800) in Attack Position as he controls a Tuner monster. Yusei then tunes "Quillbolt Hedgehog" with "Quickdraw Synchron" to Synchro Summon "Nitro Warrior" (2800/1800) in Attack Position while treating "Quickdraw Synchron" as "Nitro Synchron" for the Synchro Summon. Since "Quillbolt Hedgehog" has been removed from the field, it is removed from play due to its last effect. "Nitro Warrior" attacks and destroys "Gatling Ogre". Since "Nitro Warrior" destroyed a monster in battle, Yusei activates its effect, switching 1 of Lawton's "Ambush Tokens" to Attack Position (100/100) and letting "Nitro Warrior" attack it. "Nitro Warrior" attacks and destroys the Attack Position Ambush Token (Lawton 4000 → 1300 Life Points). "Justice Bringer" then attacks and destroys another "Ambush Token". Yusei then places 2 cards face-down in his Spell & Trap Card Zones and ends his turn.
Turn 7: Lawton
Lawton draws "Card of Burial Magic" and subsequently activates it, removing from play 3 Spell Cards from his Graveyard ("Pot of Avarice", "Reload", "Linear Accelerator Cannon") to drawing 2 cards. Lawton then Tributes his last 2 "Ambush Tokens" to Tribute Summon "Blaster Ogre" (0/3000) in Defense Position. Lawton activates the effect of "Blaster Ogre", destroying Kalin's "Infernity Archfiend" and inflicting damage to Kalin equal to half of "Infernity Archfiend"'s ATK, which is 900 (Kalin 0 → 0 Life Points). Because of this, a second Doom Counter gets "Infernity Zero". Lawton reveals that "Blaster Ogre" can use its effect twice per turn, and activates its effect again, attempting to destroy Kalin's "Infernity Beast" (which would place a third Doom Counter on "Infernity Zero", causing Kalin to lose the Duel). Yusei activates his Set "Skill Twist", redirecting the effect of "Blaster Ogre" to "Nitro Warrior", which destroys it and inflicts half the ATK of "Nitro Warrior" as damage to Yusei (Yusei 4000 → 2600 Life Points). Lawton then Sets 1 card in his Spell & Trap Card Zone and ends his turn.
Turn 8: Kalin
Kalin draws "Blaster Cartridge" and subsequently activates it, allowing him to send 4 cards from the top of his Deck to the Graveyard (one of those cards is revealed to be "Infernity Doom Slinger"), then draw 1 card and place "Blaster Cartridge" onto the top of his Deck. When Kalin draws "Blaster Cartridge", it will be sent to his Graveyard. He then Summons "Infernity Randomizer" (900/0) in Attack Position. Kalin then tunes "Infernity Beast" and his 2 "Infernity Beetles" with his Tuner monster "Infernity Randomizer" to Synchro Summon "Infernity Doom Dragon" (3000/2400) in Attack Position.[Notes 1] Since Kalin has no cards in his hand, he activates the effect of "Infernity Doom Dragon", attempting to destroy Lawton's "Blaster Ogre" and inflict half that monster's ATK as damage to Lawton. However, Lawton activates "Metal Coat", equipping it to "Blaster Ogre" to prevent it from being destroyed by card effects. Kalin notes that "Infernity Doom Dragon" cannot attack the turn it activates its effect. Kalin ends his turn.
Turn 9: Yusei
Yusei draws "Bri Synchron" and subsequently Normal Summons it (1500/1100) in Attack Position. Yusei then tunes "Justice Bringer" with "Bri Synchron" to Synchro Summon "Stardust Dragon" (2500/2000) in Attack Position. Since "Bri Synchron" was sent to the Graveyard as a Synchro Material Monster, "Stardust Dragon" gains 600 ATK until the End Phase, but its effects will also be negated until the End Phase ("Stardust Dragon": 2500 → 3100/2000). "Stardust Dragon" attacks "Blaster Ogre", but Lawton activates the other effect of "Metal Coat", sending it to the Graveyard to prevent "Blaster Ogre" from being destroyed by battle. Yusei activates "Synchro Blast", allowing him to inflict 500 damage to Lawton once per turn when a Synchro Monster attacks (Lawton 1300 → 800 Life Points). Yusei ends his turn.
At this point, Lawton realizes that he cannot win, because "Stardust Dragon" will negate the effect of "Blaster Ogre" and destroy it. He tries to flee the Duel, but Kalin chases after him and catches up to him. The rest of the Duel is played out without Yusei or any of his cards.
Turn 10: Lawton
Lawton draws. He then activates the effect of "Blaster Ogre", destroying Kalin's "Infernity Doom Dragon" and inflicting half its ATK as damage to Kalin. Before the damage is dealt to Kalin, he activates the effects of "Infernity Doom Slinger" and "Infernity Climber" in his Graveyard, as he has no cards in his hand.[Notes 2]
"Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect removes it from play to negate the damage. As before, Kalin explains that Lawton can choose whether or not to apply "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s next effect: Kalin can reveal the top card of his Deck, and if it is a Monster Card, Lawton will take damage equal to the effect damage Kalin has taken so far this turn, and all effect damage Kalin takes this turn will be inflicted to Lawton instead (a total of 1500 damage). However, if the revealed card is a Spell or Trap Card, Kalin will take damage equal to the effect damage he has taken so far this turn.
Lawton recalls that when Kalin activated "Blaster Cartridge" earlier, it returned to the top of his Deck. Believing the top card of Kalin's Deck to be a Spell Card, he chooses to apply "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect. Kalin reveals the top card of his Deck to be "Infernity Climber", explaining that when he activated its effect earlier alongside "Infernity Doom Slinger", its effect returned it to the top of his Deck. Since Kalin revealed a monster, the effect of "Infernity Doom Slinger" activates, inflicting all damage Kalin would have taken from the effect of "Blaster Ogre" to Lawton instead (Lawton 800 → 0 Life Points).
Kalin Kessler wins.
Differences in adaptations
- Blaster Ogre appears to fire a blue laser beam instead of a bullet. However, a bullet is still seen hitting Kalin for his second Doom Counter and being deflected by Yusei's "Skill Twist".
- The bullets that are seen have their flame trails removed.
- The entire last turn of the Duel is cut from the English dub. Instead, Kalin just pins him to the ground until Sector Security captures him, saying that Lawton is a coward and doesn't deserve to finish the Duel. This is the only episode where the entire final outcome of the Duel was changed between the original and dub versions.[citation needed]
- In the dub, Jordan is stated to have been found alive in the mines, albeit injured. He is not shown though, since in the original, he was killed.
- Additionally, in the dub, Kalin says that his reason for staying in town is to take care of the kids until their father recovers. In the original, he says he's staying because he isn't satisfied with what he can do.
- A shot of a Crash Town resident pointing his gun at Barbara's head is edited to show him pointing his finger at her instead.
- Lawton's shotgun is edited to have electricity effects surrounding its barrels after firing, and its name is changed to a "Shock Blaster". However, it is still shown firing off a gunshot without electricity effects when Crow knocks it out of Lawton's hand.
- Lawton pushing Barbara out of the way is removed.
- The scene showing the "Satisfaction Town" sign is removed in the English version.
- "Infernity Archfiend" getting shot by the effect of "Blaster Ogre" is removed.
- In the original version the insert song You Say~Ashita e~ is added. However in the dubbed version there is no insert song.
- This episode was considered the season 3 finale in the dub (due to the Dark Signers arc being treated as season 2).
- In the German dub, the scene of the man holding a gun to Barbara's head and getting shot by Lawton's blaster is cut.
- "Blaster Ogre" firing its cannon and Kalin getting hit by the bullet is cut from the German dub.
- In the German dub, shots of "Infernity Doom Slinger" holding his gun to Lawton's head are cut. In addition, when Kalin reveals that "Infernity Doom Slinger" will inflict damage to Lawton, the scene immediately cuts away to a distant shot of the horizon, where he falls and his Life Points simultaneously drop to 0. In the original, Lawton screams in horror, the sound of a gunshot is heard, and Lawton's Life Points are shown dropping to 0 before he falls in the foreground.
Mistakes
- In the original Japanese airing on TV, "Infernity Randomizer" is shown with 700 ATK instead of 900. This was fixed on the Japanese DVD and in the dub.
- When Kalin declares an attack with "Infernity Doom Dragon", "Infernity Doom Slinger" is shown on his Duel Disk instead of "Infernity Doom Dragon".
- In the English dub, "Blaster Ogre" was once called "Barrel Ogre". This was likely because the Japanese name of "Blaster Ogre" is "Longbarrel Ogre".
- In the English dub, Lawton states that his "Blaster Ogre" is "more macho in the ATK point department" than Kalin's "Infernity Doom Dragon." This is inaccurate, as "Blaster Ogre" actually has 0 ATK, but it does have 3000 DEF to match "Infernity Doom Dragon"'s ATK.
- In the English dub, when Kalin Synchro Summons "Infernity Doom Dragon", the body of "Infernity Randomizer" is not edited as it would usually be.
Notes
- Technically, Lawton had no reason to gamble on "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect, for two reasons:
- First, Kalin had not yet taken any effect damage on the turn "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect was activated, so even if Kalin had revealed a Spell or Trap Card, "Infernity Doom Slinger" would not have backfired with any damage. Presumably, the writers believed that Kalin would take 1500 damage had he revealed a Spell or Trap Card (this damage was already negated by the first effect of "Doom Slinger").
- Second, if Lawton had chosen to not apply "Infernity Doom Slinger"'s effect, then he could have used "Blaster Ogre"'s effect a second time to destroy "Infernity Zero" directly. No characters ever mentioned the possibility of "Infernity Zero" being destroyed by means other than its own effect, and it is likely that the writers never considered this either.
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.
Notes
- ↑ Although Kalin declares that "Infernity Randomizer" is a Tuner monster (and apparently, "Infernity Beetle" is not since only one Tuner can be used in a Synchro Summon), the text written on the card shows that "Randomizer" is a non-Tuner while "Beetle" is a Tuner.
- ↑ Technically, the effect text of "Infernity Climber" does not state that it can be activated during the opponent's turn.
