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Inside Yuma's house, Yuma mopes about Astral's disappearance and weeps under his blanket. Meanwhile, in [[Barian World]], Vector enters [[Don Thousand's palace]], finding some sort of energy ball that appears to be [[Number 96 (character)|the remains of Number 96.]] Don Thousand says that Astral failed to destroy all of 96's energy, and that it belonged to it's rightful owner, himself. Vector questions him that how can Number 96 belong to him. Don Thousand explains that Number 96 was a shard of his power that sunk itself into Astral's heart when Thousand was dueling him long ago. He then orders Vector to absorb the energy to taste the dark power of Number 96; with the task completed, Thousand gives Vector [[Fake Number|four cards]] for him to use viciously on the human world and shows Vector his device to fuse the Human and Barian World together in order to gain more power from the Human World to annihilate Astral World. Thousand orders Vector to sit on his throne: immediately following his order, Vector gets entangled and trapped onto the throne, while getting extraordinary power. He summons [[Mr. Heartland]] and turns him into a Barian, along with three other accomplices. One figure removes his cloak, and tells that he is Erazor.
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Inside the attic [[Yuma Tsukumo's house|at his home]], [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]] mopes about [[Astral]]'s disappearance and weeps under his blanket. [[Kari Tsukumo|Kari]] calls out to him to get down already. He does not respond. [[Tori Meadows|Tori]] is next to Kari, concerned. She asks Kari if Yuma is still depressed. Kari says she did not know what happened, but Yuma had confined himself in his room for several days now. Food and drinks were left for him downstairs, untouched. Back upstairs, Yuma stares at his Deck. He remembers Astral disappearing right in front of him after the Duel against [[Number 96 (character)|Number 96]]. Tears filling his eyes, Yuma mutters Astral's name.
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Meanwhile, in the [[Barian World]], Vector enters [[Don Thousand's palace]]. He asks why Thousand brought him here. Thousand replies that this is his palace, where only those who ruled the Barian World could enter. Vector complains that the place is run-down, only to stop to see a throne perched on a staircase, along with an orb of dark energy. Surprised, Vector teleports in front of the orb and Thousand says these are the remains of Number 96 Thousand says Astral was not able to absorb Number 96; therefore, Number 96's power returned to Thousand. Vector questions him on how this can be and Thousand says Number 96 is part of him. The Barian deity explains that he took part of his power and left it in Astral. Vector mutters that it makes sense now. Thousand tells Vector to obtain the sealed "Number". Vector places a hand on Number 96's remains and absorbs it. His circulatory system illuminating briefly, Vector yells in pain. When it is over, Vector is cloaked in a dark aura, marvelling at the power he obtained. He decides to use this power to defeat Yuma once and for all, but Thousand stops him by gripping his heart. He tells Vector to be patient, as his aura leaves Vector and takes a seat on the throne. Vector thinks Thousand left his body; from the throne, Thousand tells Vector it is not the time to attack Yuma yet, as they have other things to do. Several floor panels open and a [[Fusionizer|strange-looking device emerges]]. Vector wonders what that thing is, and Thousand explains he will use it to fuse the human and Barian Worlds together. Vector asks if this is possible and Thousand confirms it. Vector agrees, and Thousand tells him that for the device to work, it needs more power, enough to destroy the [[Astral World]]. He adds that they must amplify the evil in the human world and Barian Worlds to increase his strength significantly. To accomplish this, more Fusionizers must be produced. The device in front of them already has plenty of power. Vector deduces that this is why Thousand needed Number 96's power. Thousand tells Vector that he will concentrate on making more devices and he will entrust Vector with another task. Vector protests, but Thousand says he knows - their bodies and souls are one and Vector cannot leave the palace. He grants Vector [[Fake Number|four "Number" cards]] and orders Vector to come to the throne. As Vector climbs the stairs, Thousand asks if Vector enjoys employing people with bad intentions. The cards disappear into Vector and he sits on the throne, exhausted. Suddenly, tentacles extend from the throne and bind Vector to it. The tentacles transform into a set of armor, preventing Vector from leaving. He screams in agony.
  
 
==Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo & Trey vs. Erazor==
 
==Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo & Trey vs. Erazor==

Revision as of 19:36, 7 June 2014

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 112
Names
Series
SeriesYu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL
Number112
Season2
Chronology
Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episodes (season 2)
Previous"A World of Chaos: Part 2"
Next"Memory Thief: Part 2"
Cards

"Memory Thief: Part 1", known as "A Pure-Hearted Duelist! Start Up the OOPArts!!" in the Japanese version, is the one hundredth and twelve episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. It first aired in Japan on July 14, 2013 and in the United States on May 31, 2014.

Yuma is moping about in despair now that Astral disappeared. The Super Secret Number Card Investigation Club decides to investigate the Barians, hoping it'll cause Yuma to return to his usual self. However a mysterious man named Erazor, summoned by a revitalized Don Thousand steals everyone's memories! Erazor challenges Yuma to a Duel, with their stolen memories and "Numbers" on the line! Can Yuma finally win on his own without Astral at his side and who is it that holds out a helping hand to the now bearish Yuma?

Summary

Inside the attic at his home, Yuma mopes about Astral's disappearance and weeps under his blanket. Kari calls out to him to get down already. He does not respond. Tori is next to Kari, concerned. She asks Kari if Yuma is still depressed. Kari says she did not know what happened, but Yuma had confined himself in his room for several days now. Food and drinks were left for him downstairs, untouched. Back upstairs, Yuma stares at his Deck. He remembers Astral disappearing right in front of him after the Duel against Number 96. Tears filling his eyes, Yuma mutters Astral's name.

Meanwhile, in the Barian World, Vector enters Don Thousand's palace. He asks why Thousand brought him here. Thousand replies that this is his palace, where only those who ruled the Barian World could enter. Vector complains that the place is run-down, only to stop to see a throne perched on a staircase, along with an orb of dark energy. Surprised, Vector teleports in front of the orb and Thousand says these are the remains of Number 96 Thousand says Astral was not able to absorb Number 96; therefore, Number 96's power returned to Thousand. Vector questions him on how this can be and Thousand says Number 96 is part of him. The Barian deity explains that he took part of his power and left it in Astral. Vector mutters that it makes sense now. Thousand tells Vector to obtain the sealed "Number". Vector places a hand on Number 96's remains and absorbs it. His circulatory system illuminating briefly, Vector yells in pain. When it is over, Vector is cloaked in a dark aura, marvelling at the power he obtained. He decides to use this power to defeat Yuma once and for all, but Thousand stops him by gripping his heart. He tells Vector to be patient, as his aura leaves Vector and takes a seat on the throne. Vector thinks Thousand left his body; from the throne, Thousand tells Vector it is not the time to attack Yuma yet, as they have other things to do. Several floor panels open and a strange-looking device emerges. Vector wonders what that thing is, and Thousand explains he will use it to fuse the human and Barian Worlds together. Vector asks if this is possible and Thousand confirms it. Vector agrees, and Thousand tells him that for the device to work, it needs more power, enough to destroy the Astral World. He adds that they must amplify the evil in the human world and Barian Worlds to increase his strength significantly. To accomplish this, more Fusionizers must be produced. The device in front of them already has plenty of power. Vector deduces that this is why Thousand needed Number 96's power. Thousand tells Vector that he will concentrate on making more devices and he will entrust Vector with another task. Vector protests, but Thousand says he knows - their bodies and souls are one and Vector cannot leave the palace. He grants Vector four "Number" cards and orders Vector to come to the throne. As Vector climbs the stairs, Thousand asks if Vector enjoys employing people with bad intentions. The cards disappear into Vector and he sits on the throne, exhausted. Suddenly, tentacles extend from the throne and bind Vector to it. The tentacles transform into a set of armor, preventing Vector from leaving. He screams in agony.

Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo & Trey vs. Erazor

The Duel starts with every player having 4000 Life Points each, but Mr. Heartland activates a 'field effect', which reduces Yuma's and Trey's Life Points by half and Erazor gains Life Points by the total amount they lost (Yuma 4000 → 2000; Trey 4000 → 2000; Erazor 4000 → 8000).

Duel continues in the next episode.

Featured cards

The following cards appeared in this episode.

Differences in adaptations

  • The flashback of Astral being struck by Number 96 is altered.
  • Vector's red veins is changed to the color blue.
  • The scene of Mr. Heartland thanked Vector for his body back and put his clothes on is cut.
  • The news Japanese header is removed.
  • Erazor's constant lick around his mouth is cut.
  • The scene when Erazor is about to transform is short, as the lick is cut.
  • The scene where Mr. Heartland cry for the destruction of his statue is cut.
  • The scene where Mr. Heartland's card is different in both versions. The English version shows the card's picture. While the Japanese version just simply show the Number's name (The Number part to be exact).