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==Design==

===Appearance===

In his youth, Gong had shorter hair, wore a less elaborate coat under another short-sleeved one, as well as a red sash, and did not have a band.

As a result of his "Heavystrong" training and muscular body, Gong is a very physically strong individual. He can endure attacks from Real [[Solid Vision]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] often without losing his balance, can stand still while holding very heavy boulders, do karate chops strong enough to destroy a Real Solid vision spike, and when he [[draw a card|draws]] in his [[Draw Phase]], he does with so much strength that he releases a strong force of wind. He is strong enough to punch a hole into a wall of concrete without injury.

===Etymology===

==Biography==

===History===

Gong and his friend [[Yuya Sakaki]] were in a park one day, discussing Gong's tendency to not use [[Action Card]]s. Gong replied that there was always a chance that the card couldn't help him out, though Yuya protested that it was more exciting. Gong replied that he would believe in his [[Deck]] rather than in Action Cards.<ref name="ep11">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|11|ref}}</ref> After the disappearance of [[Yusho Sakaki]] and Yuya's subsequent bullying, Gong supported Yuya, protecting him from bullies, even though on one occasion, the bully was a [[Grizzlepike Jones|senior member]] of his own Dojo. The two of them Dueled several times throughout the years, but they never once had a serious Duel. Gong also often arranged for Yuya to Duel against members of his Dojo.<ref name="ep25">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|25|ref}}</ref>

===Pre-Arc League Championship===

Gong and [[Yuya Sakaki]] were engaged in a Duel at [[You Show Duel School]] to recruit future students. As Gong called out to Yuya to Duel in a one-on-one match, he boldly made a stage performance. Gong irritably yelled at Yuya to play seriously, but before their Duel could progress any further, the [[Solid Vision]] system was damaged, ending the Duel with no conclusion. He scolded Yuya after the Duel, pointing out that those watching the Duel didn't laugh with Yuya, but at him, reminding Yuya about how [[Yusho Sakaki|his father]] made audiences smile with his Dueling. When [[Nico Smiley]] arrived, offering to replace the school's Solid Vision system if Yuya Dueled [[The Sledgehammer]], Gong stated that what was important about the situation were Yuya's feelings, noticing then that Yuya had disappeared. They later arrived at the Duel, witnessing Yuya's entrance and his immediate running off on his "[[Performapal Hip Hippo (anime)|Performapal Hip Hippo]]," something that Gong disapproved of, along with his dodging of Sledgehammer's [[attack]]s. Yuya's mother, [[Yoko Sakaki]] assured Gong that this was Yuya's way of fighting. He was quite surprised when Yuya performed a [[Pendulum Summon]]<ref name="ep1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|1|ref}}</ref> and even more when the [[Monster Card|monsters]] he'd Summoned were enough to defeat Sledgehammer.<ref name="ep2">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|2|ref}}</ref>

Afterwards, when Yuya and [[Zuzu Boyle]] Dueled in an exhibition match of Pendulum Summoning, Gong, much to his annoyance, was regulated to operating the new Solid Vision System. Despite Yuya failing to Pendulum Summon at all, Gong, after [[Tate]] stated his belief in Yuya and his Pendulum Summoning, encouraged Yuya to master it.<ref name="ep2" /> He assisted Yuya in doing so, going through two hundred and ninety-one Duels before Yuya was finally able to Pendulum Summon successfully again, and tearfully congratulated Yuya for succeeding.<ref name="ep3">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|3|ref}}</ref>

Around a week later, Gong was in the middle of his morning run when he noticed [[Yamabe|three]] [[Ootomo|suspicious]] [[Kakimoto|individuals]] lurking around the You Show Duel School. He confronted them, and was shocked to learn that Yuya had apparently attacked and hospitalized [[Sylvio Sawatari]]. Gong vehemently denied that Yuya would do such a thing during the entire confrontation, encouraging the You Show Duel students to believe in Yuya as well. When [[Leo Corporation]] Chairwoman [[Henrietta Akaba]] proposed three Duels between students of both Schools, Gong eagerly volunteered, only to be replaced by [[Sora Perse]], who pointed out that Gong technically isn't a student of You Show Duel School, which offended Gong.<ref name="ep8">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|8|ref}}</ref>

Gong watched Yuya and Zuzu's Duels with the [[Leo Institute of Dueling|LID]] students.<ref name="ep9">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|9|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep10">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|10|ref}}</ref> When Zuzu lost, he tried to motivate Sora to win the third round. However, Sora had Gong take his place in the last Duel. Gong squared off against [[Kit Blade]], LID's Synchro Course representative, who immediately performed two [[Synchro Summon]]s on his first turn, Summoning "[[X-Saber Souza (anime)|X-Saber Souza]]" and "[[XX-Saber Gottoms (anime)|XX-Saber Gottoms]]".<ref name="ep10" /> He [[destroy]]ed Gong's "[[Superheavy Samurai Kabuto (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Kabuto]]" and reduced him to 1500 [[Life Points]]. Gong brought out his ace monster, "[[Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei]]", on his next [[turn]] and destroyed "Gottoms". Kit brought out another "Gottoms" on his next turn and powered it up with an Action Card, forcing Gong to use "[[Superheavy Samurai Soulfire Suit (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulfire Suit]]" to protect his monster at the cost of lowering its [[DEF]] and taking [[piercing]] damage that reduced him to 100 [[Life Points]]. When Kit went for his second Action Card, Gong allowed him to grab it, refusing to go against his Dueling philosophy. Kit then used the [[card effect|effect]] of "Gottoms" to [[send]] the rest of the cards in Gong's hand to the [[Graveyard]]. Despite this, Gong was able to draw a monster that powered up the [[DEF]] of "Big Benkei" and allowed it to destroy "Souza," only for Kit to revive it and call out a third "Gottoms". He proceeded to attack, attempting to destroy "Benkei" via an effect, allowing Gong to reduce his monster's DEF to 0 and activate the effect of "[[Superheavy Samurai Soulbreaker Armor (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulbreaker Armor]]" to wipe Kit out. Kit was able to block the damage with "[[Saber Reflection (anime)|Saber Reflection]]", forcing Gong to use "[[Superheavy Samurai Soulbang Cannon (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulbang Cannon]]" to end the Duel in a [[DRAW|draw]]. He expressed regret to Yuya that he was unable to win the Duel, but Yuya reassured him that it was thanks to Gong that they had a draw.<ref name="ep11" /> After the events involving LID, Gong began training himself physically at his family's [[Strong Dojo|dojo]] by pulling up a boulder over the edge of a cliff<ref name="ep17">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|17|ref}}</ref> and standing under a waterfall. However, he didn't think that this training was enough.<ref name="ep20">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|20|ref}}</ref> He later went to LID to seek out Kit for assistance.<ref name="ep21">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|21|ref}}</ref> The two later had a practice Duel on a shore platform, but Kit had to leave partway through.<ref name="ep23">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|23|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep24">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|24|ref}}</ref>

Gong set himself up so that he had but a single win until he could enter the [[Junior Arc League Championship]]. After that, he didn't Duel properly until he Dueled Yuya for Yuya's fourth Duel to enter the Junior Arc League Championship, putting them in even positions. Gong chose the "[[Sword's Cemetery]]" field that he'd Dueled Kit on to Duel Yuya on. He refused to let Yuya have pity for him and be distracted during their Duel, and he brought out "Benkei" on his first turn. Yuya, in response, raised the [[ATK]] of his "[[Performapal Silver Claw (anime)|Performapal Silver Claw]]" to the point that it could defeat "Benkei", but Gong was able to protect it. On his next turn, Gong showed off the results of his training by Synchro Summoning "[[Superheavy Samurai Warlord Susanowo (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Warlord Susanowo]]", much to the shock of everyone watching.<ref name="ep25">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|25|ref}}</ref> "Susanowo" retained the effects of "Big Benkei" to attack with its DEF while in Defense Position, and it cut Yuya's Life Points in half with one stroke. Just then, [[Mr. Strong|Gong's father]] declared that Gong had lost for stealing the techniques of another Duel School. Gong explained that he'd requested instruction from Kit, despite the pain he'd been put through. He continued to drive Yuya back, even using the effect of "Susanowo" to access the [[Spell Card]]s in Yuya's [[Graveyard]], until Yuya was able to make a comeback with his recently-acquired [[Fusion Monster]], "[[Rune-Eyes Pendulum Dragon (anime)|Rune-Eyes Pendulum Dragon]]", something that Gong had no knowledge of. Even so, Gong's defense managed to withstand all of the attacks of "Rune-Eyes" and allowed him to set himself up for a win on the next turn. But, trusting in his skills, Yuya was able to find an Action Card to activate his "[[Danger Draw (ARC-V)|Danger Draw]]" [[Trap Card]], gambling that he'd be able to draw a card to win. He was able to bring out another new Fusion Monster, "[[Beast-Eyes Pendulum Dragon (anime)|Beast-Eyes Pendulum Dragon]]", and its effect allowed it to deal the winning damage after destroying "Susanowo". Gong reassured Yuya afterwards that he still had a chance to enter the Junior Youth Championship, and admitted that he was glad that he had been able to push Yuya as far as he did. The two shook hands, though Gong got emotional afterwards and tearfully embraced his friend.<ref name="ep26">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|26|ref}}</ref>

Successfully qualifying just before the deadline, Gong arrived at the tournament venue to find [[Yuya Sakaki|Yuya]] butting heads with [[Grizzlepike Jones|Grizzlepike]] again. Gong held Grizzlepike back, and Grizzlepike walked off, promising to crush Gong. Entering separately from his friends (due to being part of [[Strong Dojo]]), Gong learned that Grizzlepike would be his first opponent.<ref name="ep27">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|27|ref}}</ref>

Gong and Grizzlepike faced each other as the first match of the second day. Before the match, Gong meditated and vowed to defeat Grizzlepike Jones. [[Mr. Strong|His father]] agreed, giving Gong a black sash to wear before the match. Gong showed his back to Grizzlepike in a show of dislike (and to show off his new sash) before the match. Grizzlepike revealed that he'd placed Yuya in danger, causing Gong to panic and desire to finish the match quickly. He attempted to bring out "[[Superheavy Samurai Warlord Susanowo (anime)|Susanowo]]" early, but Grizzlepike took control of Gong's [[Tuner monster]]. Grizzlepike commented that Yuya and Gong's [[Monster Card|monster]] had both betrayed him, causing Gong to panic further until [[Zuzu Boyle|Zuzu]] told him that Yuya was fine and his father reminded him that a Steadfast spirit was more necessary now than ever. Believing that Yuya would return, Gong faced Grizzlepike's next attack proudly, at the cost of taking 3500 damage and being pushed to the edge of a cliff from the [[attack]] of his own "[[Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei (anime)|Big Benkei]]", which Grizzlepike had stolen with his "[[Shaman Battleguard]]". Gong was able to survive with the [[card effect|effect]] of his "[[Superheavy Samurai Gigagloves (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Gigagloves]]" and reduce the [[ATK]] of "Shaman Battleguard" to 0, physically karate-chopping through the spike on the monster's hand himself. Yuya arrived and threw Gong his old sash, which Gong donned to replace the torn black one. He brought out "Susanowo" on his next turn and boosted its [[DEF]] to the point that it could wipe Grizzlepike out in one attack, as he'd promised to do earlier. Yuya congratulated Gong afterwards, apologizing for being late.<ref name="ep30">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|30|ref}}</ref> Gong watched the subsequent Duels of the day; including Yuya's Duel against [[Sylvio Sawatari]], where he noted that Yuya was still going strong despite being pushed into a corner,<ref name="ep31">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|31|ref}}</ref> and [[Sora Perse|Sora]]'s Duel against [[Shay Obsidian|Shay]]. Having not been privy to any of the events regarding Shay, he had no idea what Shay referred to when he described a battlefield.<ref name="ep33">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|33|ref}}</ref>

After Shay's victory and Sora's subsequent hospitalization, Gong was informed of the events that had occurred involving Shay and [[Yuto]], who he learned had been the man who had attacked Sylvio. He was shocked that Zuzu hadn't mentioned the subject before, but ended up confused as to what was happening given the conflicting info provided by Zuzu and Yuya's experiences with Shay and [[Julia Krystal]]'s claim that Shay had always been an [[Leo Institute of Dueling|LID]] student. They heard a commotion in the hospital and realized that Sora had escaped. The trio split up to look for him, with Gong heading for the harbor.<ref name="ep35">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|35|ref}}</ref>

Two days later, Gong was delighted to see that Yuya had recovered from his coma, and hugged him. He watched [[Kit Blade|Kit]] Duel against [[Iggy Arlo]], and was shocked when Iggy defeated Kit using brutal physical assault.<ref name="ep38">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|38|ref}}</ref> His next Duel was against [[Trick Tagart]], a Duel that he won blindfolded. He then watched Yuya's Duel against Iggy, and was stunned again when Yuya used "[[Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon (anime)|Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon]]" to defeat him.<ref name="ep39">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|39|ref}}</ref> Gong went off by himself when the [[Battle Royal]] started, punching through the ice to uncover a Pendulum Card necessary to advance. He was lured by [[Olga]] further into the Iceberg Area and she explained that she was a [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]] user and challenged him to a Duel. They were about halfway through their contest when Zuzu accidentally fell on Olga, having topped over a nearby cliff. When Zuzu's opponent, [[Halil]], arrived, Zuzu and Halil automatically joined the Duel according to the Battle Royal rules, with Zuzu paired with Gong.<ref name="ep42">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|42|ref}}</ref> Gong saved Zuzu from a Duel ending attack at the cost of most of his [[Life Points]] and then brought out "[[Superheavy Samurai Ogre Shutendoji (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Ogre Shutendoji]]" to [[destroy]] his opponent's [[Spell Card|Spell]] and [[Trap Card]]s, which gave Zuzu one of her Pendulum Cards back. His attack on Halil's "[[Fire Jinn the Blazing Genie of the Lamp]]" backfired, causing him to be knocked out of the Duel, but he still collected a Pendulum Card as his winnings when Zuzu was able to defeat both Halil and Olga in a single turn.<ref name="ep43">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|43|ref}}</ref>

Gong was sent to the [[Facility (ARC-V)|Facility]] with Dennis and Shay, but Shay was put in solitary for fighting on the first day that they spent there. He later witnessed the bullying of two new prisoners, who were unable to pay card bribes since their Decks had been stolen before they were arrested, and angrily intimidated and bribed the blonde Security guard into keeping the two safe. The two prisoners developed immense respect for Gong as a result. Yuya and [[Sylvio Sawatari|Sylvio]], along with two [[Commons (ARC-V)|Commons]], [[Crow Hogan (ARC-V)|Crow]] and [[Shinji Weber|Shinji]] were placed in their cell, having been arrested the day after Gong was. Gong told the two prisoners that he'd saved to stop acting unseemly before tearfully embracing Yuya, having never thought that he'd see his friend again. He introduced everyone to one another, but had to admit to them that he wasn't the "boss" of the prisoners. Later, after Yuya, Sylvio, Crow and Shinji were bullied in the cafeteria, Gong urged them not to fight, as they would only be sent to solitary and reassured them that they would share their food. Gong later explained to the group that they could use their cards as bribes in order to receive better treatment, and revealed that he had done so for his fellow prisoners. The blonde Security guard then took them to [[Chojiro Tokumatsu]], the "boss" of the prisoners, who demanded that they hand over their cards to ensure their comfort. Gong refused to hand over his cards for such a purpose and watched Yuya and Tokumatsu's Duel, reassuring the two prisoners that it would be okay.<ref name="ep60">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|60|ref}}</ref>

Gong's first opponent was Crow. He was quickly confused by the Turbo Duel and [[Duel Runner]]'s constant movement which almost caused him to crash, but knowing his mission, he resolved to not let it affect his steadfast spirit. As soon as the Duel began, Gong noticed Crow was distracted about something, which he considered disrespectful. Crow's rapid Synchro Summons managed to destroy Gong's monsters and put him in a pinch. At that moment, an Action Card appeared, but Gong ignored it and took a 2600 ATK [[direct attack]] from "[[Assault Blackwing - Raikiri the Sudden Shower (anime)|Assault Blackwing - Raikiri the Sudden Shower]]". On his next turn, Gong revealed his new [[Superheavy Samurai General Jade (anime)|Pendulum]] [[Superheavy Samurai General Coral (anime)|Monsters]] and performed a Pendulum-Synchro Summon, much to Yuya's surprise and the audience's excitement. Using his "[[Superheavy Samurai Beast Kyubi (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Beast Kyubi]]", Gong made a comeback and seemingly won the Duel, but knowing that Crow was being affected by something, he instead encouraged him to Duel more seriously, which gave Crow enough time to get an Action Card, "[[Evasion]]", and survive the turn with it. Crow then proceeded to defeat Gong, but Gong took the loss honorably and congratulated him before leaving.<ref name="ep66">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|66|ref}}</ref>

===Friendship Cup Finals===

Shay split up with his fellow Lancers, leaving them to wander around the destroyed city. Gong admonished Sylvio for hallucinating from starving. When they found a woman, she ran away from them and dropped her supplies, afraid of the Duel Disks equipped to the Lancers. They decided to return the supplies to her and witnessed a man being sealed into a card by three Duel Academy students. They finally found the woman, who was still afraid of them, so they unequipped their Duel Disks and helped her. Gong argued with Sylvio about eating the food until Gong's growling stomach and the generosity of the woman's sons allowed them to have some. The woman also explained that [[the Resistance]] had been wiped out for some time by [[Duel Academy (ARC-V)|Duel Academy]]. After the question, three Duel Academy Duelists appeared. Yuya, Gong and Sylvio defeated them all using Yuya's "[[Smile World (anime)|Smile World]]" and a [[Pendulum Summon]]. The three Duel Academy Duelists ran away, only to run into [[Kite Tenjo (ARC-V)|Kite Tenjo]], who sealed them into cards and challenged them to a Duel.<ref name="ep100">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|100|ref}}</ref>

After climbing up the mountain, they were surrounded by Duel Academy students before utilizing their plan to spilt two groups with Yuya, Gong, Sylvio, Crow, and Moon Shadow Dueling the students while Declan's group continue to the lab. When the students retreated, they chased after them but had fallen into a trap and were captured in energy nets. They were then forced into a [[Survival Duel (ARC-V)|Survival Duel]] with five Duel Academy students that would only leave one man standing. Gong deduced that even if they don't card them, Duel Academy will still card the losers. When Moon Shadow went ahead to provide reconnaissance, they heard a scream and ran to the location only to find [[Bernie|a Duel Academy student]] sealed into a [[Bernie (card)|card]]. They then heard something in the bushes and [[Ethan|another student]] came out scared. When Sylvio and Crow ran after the student, Gong and Yuya followed them only to lose them. They heard Moon Shadow's scream and ran to his location only to see a purple light. They then found him [[Moon Shadow (card)|carded]] and Gong thought it was impossible for him to be defeated. Gong believed that Duel Academy students would really card anyone without care, but Yuya told him there was another. They looked at Moon Shadow's last message, revealing that there was an [[Battle Beast|eleventh Duelist]] in the forest with them and decided to find Sylvio and Crow fast.<ref name="ep118">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|118|ref}}</ref> Gong and Yuya found [[Ted|another student]] [[Ted (card)|carded]] and Gong wondered who's doing it. They ran to find Sylvio and Crow fast due to the danger of staying separated.<ref name="ep119">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|119|ref}}</ref>

===Duel Academy===

==Deck==

Gong plays a '''"[[Superheavy Samurai]]" Deck'''. Unlike most Decks with a mixture of all three card Types ([[Monster Card|Monster]], [[Spell Card|Spell]], and [[Trap Card|Trap]]), Gong's Deck is composed only of Monster Cards.<ref name="ep11" /> Furthermore, his style requires that he have no Spell or Trap Cards in his [[Graveyard]] and thus he cannot use [[Action Card]]s as they would remain in his Graveyard after each usage. Because of this, Gong utilizes several [[hand trap]] monsters that activate their effects from his [[hand]] or Graveyard. Also, he uses monsters that can be played as Spells as a substitute and bypass the five-zone limit for actual monsters on the [[field]]. For [[battle|battling]], Gong relies heavily on defensive tactics, allowing his opponent to strike first to counterattack or and using high [[DEF]] to protect himself. Requiring a Graveyard without Spell and Trap Cards proved to make Gong's Deck rather unfitting for [[Tag Duel]]s, as sharing a Graveyard with [[Sylvio Sawatari]] was implied to have been the cause of their loss against the Tyler sisters.

For actual attacks, he relies mainly on his [[Signature card|ace]], "[[Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei]]",<ref name="ep11" /> making him stock up on DEF-boosting cards to further strengthen this monster. By being able to [[attack]] using DEF instead of ATK for [[damage calculation]], added with his monsters' huge DEF, Gong can effectively take down strong monsters and/or deal massive damage while still defending himself with very difficult to defeat monsters. As per his "Heavystrong" Dueling style, he seems to only rely on one monster at a time while the rest power it up and/or ensure that it's never defeated.

Gong later acquires his own [[Pendulum Monster]]s after becoming a [[Lancers|Lancer]], allowing him to Pendulum-Synchro Summon.

* [[Superheavy Samurai Blowtorch (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Blowtorch]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Blue Brawler (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Blue Brawler]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Flutist (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Flutist]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Gigagloves (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Gigagloves]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Hexagon]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Kabuto (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Kabuto]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Magnet (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Magnet]] x2

* [[Superheavy Samurai Prepped Defense (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Prepped Defense]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Scales (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Scales]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulbang Cannon (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulbang Cannon]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulbeads (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulbeads]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulfire Suit (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulfire Suit]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulhorns (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulhorns]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulpiercer (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulpiercer]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Soulshield Wall (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Soulshield Wall]]

* [[Superheavy Samurai Thief (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Thief]] x2

* [[Superheavy Samurai Transporter (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Transporter]]

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* [[Superheavy Samurai Battleball (anime)|Superheavy Samurai Battleball]]

| [[Trick Tagart]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 039|39]] || Win

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| 3 [[Obelisk Force]] members || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 049|49]] || Win (with [[Celina]], [[Moon Shadow]], [[Shay Obsidian]] and [[Sylvio Sawatari]])

| [[Dennis McField]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 057|57]] || Win

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| [[Crow Hogan (ARC-V)|Crow Hogan]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 066|66]] || Lose

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| [[Kite Tenjo (ARC-V)|Kite Tenjo]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 101|101]] || Lose (with [[Sylvio Sawatari]])

| [[Duel Academy (ARC-V)|Duel Academy]] Duelists || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V - Episode 113|113]] || No result (with [[Sylvio Sawatari]])

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