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(Yami Yugi and Seto Kaiba vs. Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3: That was actually due to an effect being used Mirror Force only works on attacks)
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===Joey Wheeler vs. Mako Tsunami, Part 1===
 
===Joey Wheeler vs. Mako Tsunami, Part 1===
 
<u>'''Turn 1: Joey'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 1: Joey'''</u><br />
[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws "[[Parasite Paracide]]", forgetting he had it in his deck still. Thinking he can use it to infect Mako's monsters, he [[Set]]s it in defense mode.
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[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws "[[Parasite Paracide]]", forgetting he had it in his deck still. Thinking he can use it to infect Mako's monsters, he [[Set]]s it.
  
 
<u>'''Turn 2: Mako'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 2: Mako'''</u><br />
[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Flying Fish]]" (800/500) in [[Attack Position]]. "[[Flying Fish]]" [[attack]]s [[Joey Wheeler|Joey's]] [[Set]] [[Monster Card|monster]]: "[[Parasite Paracide]]" (500/300).  
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[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] draws "[[Flying Fish]]" and subsequently Normal Summons it (800/500) in [[Attack Position]]. "[[Flying Fish]]" [[attack]]s and destroys [[Joey Wheeler|Joey's]] [[Set]] [[Monster Card|monster]]: "[[Parasite Paracide]]" (500/300). Since Joey has no monsters to Tribute, the [[Flip Effect]] of "Parasite Paracide" doesn't [[activate]]. (In the real game, "[[Parasite Paracide]]" would have been shuffled into Mako's Deck and further effects would be activated if he were to draw it. This entire exchange was presumably done for comedic effect.)
 
 
Since it was [[destroyed by battle]], its [[Flip Effect]] doesn't [[activate]]. (NOTE: That is just Mako's explanation in the English dub; in the real game, "[[Parasite Paracide]]" would have been shuffled into Mako's Deck and further effects would be activated if he were to draw it; in the Japanese version, Mako says that it won't work because Joey has no monsters to Tribute to activate it. This entire exchange was presumably done for comedic effect.)
 
  
 
<u>'''Turn 3: Joey'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 3: Joey'''</u><br />
[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[Set]]s a [[Monster Card|monster]].
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[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws. He then [[Set]]s a [[Monster Card|monster]].
  
 
<u>'''Turn 4: Mako'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 4: Mako'''</u><br />
[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] [[Set]]s a card.
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[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] draws. He then [[Set]]s a card.
  
 
<u>'''Turn 5: Joey'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 5: Joey'''</u><br />
[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[tribute]]s his [[Set]] [[Monster Card|monster]] to [[Tribute Summon]] "[[Garoozis]]" (1800/1500) in [[Attack Position]], but [[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] [[activate]]s his [[Normal Trap Card|Trap Card]] "[[Torrential Tribute]]" to [[destroy]] "[[Garoozis]]".
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[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws. "Garoozis". He then [[tribute]]s his [[Set]] [[Monster Card|monster]] to [[Tribute Summon]] "[[Garoozis]]" (1800/1500) in [[Attack Position]], but [[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] [[activate]]s his [[Normal Trap Card|Trap Card]] "[[Torrential Tribute]]" to [[destroy]] "[[Garoozis]]" (NOTE: In the real game, "[[Torrential Tribute]]" [[destroy]]s every [[monster]] on the [[Field]] when it activates).
 
 
(NOTE: In the real game, "[[Torrential Tribute]]" [[destroy]]s every [[monster]] on the [[Field]] when it activates).
 
  
 
<u>'''Turn 6: Mako'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 6: Mako'''</u><br />
"[[Flying Fish]]" [[Direct attack|attacks]] [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] (Joey: 4000 → 3200).
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Mako draws. "[[Flying Fish]]" [[Direct attack|attacks]] [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] directly (Joey 4000 → 3200). Mako then sets one card.
  
 
<u>'''Turn 7: Joey'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 7: Joey'''</u><br />
[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Alligator's Sword]]" (1500/1200) then [[Set]]s 2 cards.
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[[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws. He then [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Alligator's Sword]]" (1500/1200) in Attack Position. He then [[Set]]s 2 cards.
  
 
<u>'''Turn 8: Mako'''</u><br />
 
<u>'''Turn 8: Mako'''</u><br />
[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] [[tribute]]s [[Flying Fish]] to [[Tribute Summon]] "[[Amphibian Beast]]" (2400/2000) in [[Attack Position]]. "[[Amphibian Beast]]" [[attack]]s but [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[activate]]s [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play Magic Card]] "[[Fairy Box]]".
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[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] draws "Amphibian Beast". He then [[tribute]]s [[Flying Fish]] to [[Tribute Summon]] "[[Amphibian Beast]]" (2400/2000) in [[Attack Position]]. "[[Amphibian Beast]]" [[attack]]s "Alligator's Sword", but [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[activate]]s [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play Magic Card]] "[[Fairy Box]]" which places "Alligator's Sword" in a whack-a-monster box, therefore "Amphibian Beast" can't attack right away (NOTE: In the real game, "[[Fairy Box]]" is a [[Trap Card]]). [[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] counters by [[Activate|activating]] [[Field Spell Card|Field Magic Card]] [[Umi]] to increase "[[Amphibian Beast]]'s" [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] by 200 ("[[Amphibian Beast]]": 2400 → 2600/ 2000 → 2200) (NOTE: In the real game [[Field Spell Card]]s cannot be [[activate]]d during the [[Battle Phase]] so technically [[Mako]] would have to enter [[Main Phase 2]]). This also raises the water level above the top of "[[Fairy Box]]", suffocating "[[Alligator's Sword]]" and preventing him from hiding inside the box. "Amphibian Beast" continues with its attack, but [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[activate]]s [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play Magic Card]] "[[Skull Dice]]", rolling a die. He gets a four, so "[[Skull Dice]]'s" [[Card effect|effect]] divides "[[Amphibian Beast]]'s" [[ATK]] by 4 ("Amphibian Beast": 2600 → 650/2200) (NOTE: In the real game "[[Skull Dice]]" reduces the [[ATK]] points of the opponent's [[monster]]s by the number rolled x 100). "[[Alligator's Sword]]" [[destroy]]s "[[Amphibian Beast]]" (Mako 4000 → 3300) (NOTE: If calculated correctly, Mako's [[Life Points]] would be at 3150).
 
 
(NOTE: In the real game, "[[Fairy Box]]" is a [[Trap Card]]).  
 
 
 
[[Mako Tsunami|Mako]] counters by [[Activate|activating]] [[Field Spell Card|Field Magic Card]] [[Umi]] to increase "[[Amphibian Beast]]'s" [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] by 200 ("[[Amphibian Beast]]": 2400 → 2600 [[ATK]] / 2000 → 2200 [[DEF]]).
 
 
 
(NOTE: In the real game [[Field Spell Card]]s cannot be [[activate]]d during the [[Battle Phase]] so technically [[Mako]] would have to enter [[Main Phase 2]]).  
 
 
 
This also raises the water level above the top of "[[Fairy Box]]", suffocating "[[Alligator's Sword]]" and preventing him from hiding inside the box. The attack continues. [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] [[activate]]s [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Quick-Play Magic Card]] "[[Skull Dice]]".  
 
 
 
Since the result is 4, "[[Skull Dice]]'s" [[Card effect|effect]] decreases "[[Amphibian Beast]]'s" [[ATK]] to 650.
 
 
 
{NOTE: In the real game "[[Skull Dice]]" reduces the [[ATK]] points of the opponent's [[monster]]s by the number rolled x 100).  
 
 
 
"[[Alligator's Sword]]" [[destroy]]s "[[Amphibian Beast]]" (Mako: 4000 → 3300) {NOTE: If calculated correctly, his [[Life Points]] would be 3150).
 
  
 
''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 069|Duel concludes next episode.]]''
 
''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 069|Duel concludes next episode.]]''
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* The words "TO BE CONTINUED" are added at the end of the dub episode.
 
* The words "TO BE CONTINUED" are added at the end of the dub episode.
  
* [[Rare Hunter 3]] says the card he's setting is a trap card while playing his "[[Mirror Force]]" , which is not the case in the original anime.
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* [[Rare Hunter 3]] says the card he's setting is a trap card while playing his "[[Mirror Force]]", which is not the case in the original anime.
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* In the original, Mako claimed that the Flip Effect of "Parasite Paracide" didn't work because Joey has no monsters to Tribute. In the dub, he claimed it was because "Parasite Paracide" was destroyed by battle.
  
 
==Errors==
 
==Errors==
 
* Kaiba is shown to have cards in his hand in various shots after playing all of his cards and before drawing "Obelisk".
 
* Kaiba is shown to have cards in his hand in various shots after playing all of his cards and before drawing "Obelisk".
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* Yugi is shown to have one extra card in his hand throughout the duel (as if he had played "[[Pot of Greed]]" too).
 
* Yugi is shown to have one extra card in his hand throughout the duel (as if he had played "[[Pot of Greed]]" too).
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* In several shots, "[[Pot of Greed]]" is seen on Kaiba's Duel Disk instead of "[[Lord of D.|The Lord Of Dragons]]".
 
* In several shots, "[[Pot of Greed]]" is seen on Kaiba's Duel Disk instead of "[[Lord of D.|The Lord Of Dragons]]".
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* In the dub, when "Obelisk" is summoned, Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3's facedown monsters are shown as "[[Giant Trunade]]" and "[[Jellyfish]]", respectively.
 
* In the dub, when "Obelisk" is summoned, Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3's facedown monsters are shown as "[[Giant Trunade]]" and "[[Jellyfish]]", respectively.
*when Mako attacks after using "Torrential Tribute" the card shown on his Duel Disk is not "Flying Fish" it is "Torrential Tribute".
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* When Mako attacks after using "Torrential Tribute" the card shown on his Duel Disk is not "Flying Fish" it is "Torrential Tribute".
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* When "Alligator's Sword" was first summoned out, the bottom part of its mouth was incorrectly colored green.
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* In the original, when "Skull Dice" divided the ATK of "[[Amphibian Beast]]" by 4, it reduced its ATK by 800 when it should have been 650. The dub corrected this. However both versions have Mako's Life Points decrease to 3300(which would be the difference between the ATK of "Alligator's Sword" and the reduced ATK of "Amphibian Beast" in the original) when they should have been reduced to 3150.
  
 
==Featured cards==
 
==Featured cards==

Revision as of 22:36, 12 March 2013

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 068
Names
Series
SeriesYu-Gi-Oh!
Number68
Season2
Chronology
Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes (season 2)
Previous"Mime Control, Part 3"
Next"Legendary Fisherman, Part 2"

Legendary Fisherman, Part 1, known as Invisible Enemy - Sea Stealth II in the Japanese version is the sixty-eighth episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime.

Featured Duels

Yami Yugi and Seto Kaiba vs. Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3

Turn 1: Kaiba
Kaiba draws "Pot of Greed" and subsequently activates it to draw 2 cards. Seto then Normal Summons "Lord of D." (1200/1100) in Attack Position. Next he activates 2 "The Flute of Summoning Dragon" to Special Summon 3 "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" (3000/2500) and "Hyozanryu" (2100/2800) in Attack Position(each "The Flute of Summoning Dragon" Special Summons two Dragons from Kaiba's hand).

Turn 2: Rare Hunter 2
Rare Hunter 2 draws a monster and subsequently sets it.

Turn 3: Yami Yugi
Yugi draws. He then Sets 2 cards("Mystical Refpanel" and "Multiply"). Next Yami Yugi Normal Summons "Kuriboh" (300/200) in Defense Position.

Turn 4: Rare Hunter 3
Rare Hunter 3 draws "Mirror Force" and subsequently Sets it. He then Sets a monster.

Turn 5: Seto
Seto draws "Obelisk the Tormentor". He then tributes his 3 "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" to Tribute Summon "Obelisk the Tormentor" (4000/4000) in Attack Position. Next Seto activates the effect of "Obelisk", Tributing his "Hyozanryu" and "Lord of D." to destroy every monster the Rare Hunters controls and inflict 4000 points of damage to both Rare Hunters' Life Points. Rare Hunter 3 activates "Mirror Force" in response, but since Kaiba is using an effect instead of an attack, the effect of "Mirror Force" doesn't work (Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3 4000 → 0).

Yugi and Kaiba win.

Joey Wheeler vs. Mako Tsunami, Part 1

Turn 1: Joey
Joey draws "Parasite Paracide", forgetting he had it in his deck still. Thinking he can use it to infect Mako's monsters, he Sets it.

Turn 2: Mako
Mako draws "Flying Fish" and subsequently Normal Summons it (800/500) in Attack Position. "Flying Fish" attacks and destroys Joey's Set monster: "Parasite Paracide" (500/300). Since Joey has no monsters to Tribute, the Flip Effect of "Parasite Paracide" doesn't activate. (In the real game, "Parasite Paracide" would have been shuffled into Mako's Deck and further effects would be activated if he were to draw it. This entire exchange was presumably done for comedic effect.)

Turn 3: Joey
Joey draws. He then Sets a monster.

Turn 4: Mako
Mako draws. He then Sets a card.

Turn 5: Joey
Joey draws. "Garoozis". He then tributes his Set monster to Tribute Summon "Garoozis" (1800/1500) in Attack Position, but Mako activates his Trap Card "Torrential Tribute" to destroy "Garoozis" (NOTE: In the real game, "Torrential Tribute" destroys every monster on the Field when it activates).

Turn 6: Mako
Mako draws. "Flying Fish" attacks Joey directly (Joey 4000 → 3200). Mako then sets one card.

Turn 7: Joey
Joey draws. He then Normal Summons "Alligator's Sword" (1500/1200) in Attack Position. He then Sets 2 cards.

Turn 8: Mako
Mako draws "Amphibian Beast". He then tributes Flying Fish to Tribute Summon "Amphibian Beast" (2400/2000) in Attack Position. "Amphibian Beast" attacks "Alligator's Sword", but Joey activates Quick-Play Magic Card "Fairy Box" which places "Alligator's Sword" in a whack-a-monster box, therefore "Amphibian Beast" can't attack right away (NOTE: In the real game, "Fairy Box" is a Trap Card). Mako counters by activating Field Magic Card Umi to increase "Amphibian Beast's" ATK and DEF by 200 ("Amphibian Beast": 2400 → 2600/ 2000 → 2200) (NOTE: In the real game Field Spell Cards cannot be activated during the Battle Phase so technically Mako would have to enter Main Phase 2). This also raises the water level above the top of "Fairy Box", suffocating "Alligator's Sword" and preventing him from hiding inside the box. "Amphibian Beast" continues with its attack, but Joey activates Quick-Play Magic Card "Skull Dice", rolling a die. He gets a four, so "Skull Dice's" effect divides "Amphibian Beast's" ATK by 4 ("Amphibian Beast": 2600 → 650/2200) (NOTE: In the real game "Skull Dice" reduces the ATK points of the opponent's monsters by the number rolled x 100). "Alligator's Sword" destroys "Amphibian Beast" (Mako 4000 → 3300) (NOTE: If calculated correctly, Mako's Life Points would be at 3150).

Duel concludes next episode.

Differences in adaptations

  • The Japanese text on the advertisement for the Ocean World show is blocked in the dub.
  • A shot of the aquarium entrance with a big sign reading "Domino Aquarium" is replaced in the US Version with an overhead shot of the aquarium.
  • When Joey thinks of his own ocean, an image of Yami Yugi appears, the image of Yami Yugi appearing is cut from the dub.
  • The words "TO BE CONTINUED" are added at the end of the dub episode.
  • Rare Hunter 3 says the card he's setting is a trap card while playing his "Mirror Force", which is not the case in the original anime.
  • In the original, Mako claimed that the Flip Effect of "Parasite Paracide" didn't work because Joey has no monsters to Tribute. In the dub, he claimed it was because "Parasite Paracide" was destroyed by battle.

Errors

  • Kaiba is shown to have cards in his hand in various shots after playing all of his cards and before drawing "Obelisk".
  • Yugi is shown to have one extra card in his hand throughout the duel (as if he had played "Pot of Greed" too).
  • In the dub, when "Obelisk" is summoned, Rare Hunter 2 and Rare Hunter 3's facedown monsters are shown as "Giant Trunade" and "Jellyfish", respectively.
  • When Mako attacks after using "Torrential Tribute" the card shown on his Duel Disk is not "Flying Fish" it is "Torrential Tribute".
  • When "Alligator's Sword" was first summoned out, the bottom part of its mouth was incorrectly colored green.
  • In the original, when "Skull Dice" divided the ATK of "Amphibian Beast" by 4, it reduced its ATK by 800 when it should have been 650. The dub corrected this. However both versions have Mako's Life Points decrease to 3300(which would be the difference between the ATK of "Alligator's Sword" and the reduced ATK of "Amphibian Beast" in the original) when they should have been reduced to 3150.

Featured cards

The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.



Rare Hunter 2

Monster Cards


Rare Hunter 3

Monster Cards




Notes

  1. a b This was played as a Magic Card. It is an Trap Card in the TCG/OCG.