Rie Yamatani
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| School | Duel Academy | ||||||||||
| Dormitory | Obelisk Blue | ||||||||||
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| Video game debut | Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force | ||||||||||
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Rie Yamatani, known as simply Rie in the English version, is a character appearing in the Tag Force series. She is an Obelisk Blue student.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 4-6, her name is given to Peta Kelvin.
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Appearances[edit]
Rie is energetic and hyperactive. Her lines in the Japanese version are lighthearted, constantly using wavy dashes and stars.
Tag Force[edit]
Defeating Rie 10 times earns the player 1 copy of "Exchange".
Rie partners with Maki for the Tag Force Tournament.
Tag Force 2[edit]
As part of an optional random event, Rie and Maki Tag Duel against the player and their partner.
Gifts[edit]
The player is able to give Rie sandwiches. The following table details how much she likes or dislikes the sandwiches.
Tag Force 2[edit]
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 2, Rie has the following responses when the player gives her a sandwich.
| Rating | Sandwiches | Response |
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| 5 | (Your partner is really happy!) | |
| 4 | (Your partner is happy!) | |
| 3 | (Not much of a reaction...) | |
| 2 | (Your partner didn't seem to like it!) | |
| 1 | (You partner didn't like it!) | |
| ? | Randomly selected response |
Tag Force 3[edit]
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 3, Rie has the following responses when the player gives her a sandwich.
The localized version of the game reuses her responses from Tag Force 2, which are shared among all standard Duelist 3 characters. The responses below are translations from the Japanese version of the game, which has individual responses for each character.
| Rating | Sandwiches | Response |
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| 5 | Ah ☆ ah ★ ah ☆ aahh ★ It's so good～♪ Thank you ☆ thank you ★ thank you ☆ It's a triple thank you ♪ |
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| 4 | Ah ☆ ah ★ aah ☆ It's pretty good～♪ Thank you ☆ thank you ★ It's a double thank you ♪ |
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| 3 | Ah ☆ ah ★ It's alright～♪ Thank you ☆ It's a single thank you ♪ |
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| 2 | Ah ☆ This one... isn't very good ★ |
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| 1 | Woah woah woah! My energy's all gone! I can't stand this one, sorry ★ |
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| ? | Randomly selected response |
Ending scenes[edit]
Tag Force 3 (Localized)
Tag Force 3 (Japanese)
Decks[edit]
Rie uses Insect Decks in every game, usually focusing on the "Ultimate Insect" "LV" series.
The Japanese title of Rie's Decks in Tag Force 2 and Tag Force 3 is a play on the expression 虫の居所が悪い (mushi no idokoro ga warui), "ill-tempered".
Tag Force[edit]
Rising Insects ★8
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Japanese: 出世虫 · Rōmaji: Shusse Mushi
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Tag Force 2[edit]
"A Bug's World 4" is only used by Rie during the optional story event that features her.
A Bug's World 1 ★7
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地１ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 1 · Translated: Bugs Live In Another World 1
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A Bug's World 2 ★7
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地２ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 2 · Translated: Bugs Live In Another World 2
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A Bug's World 3 ★7
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地３ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 3 · Translated: Bugs Live In Another World 3
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A Bug's World 4 ★6
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地４ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 4 · Translated: Bugs Live In Another World 4
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Tag Force 3[edit]
Bugs Live In Another World 1 ★7
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地１ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 1
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Bugs Live In Another World 2 ★8
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地２ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 2
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Bugs Live In Another World 3 ★9
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Japanese: 虫の居所は別天地３ · Rōmaji: Mushi no Idokoro wa Bettenchi 3
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