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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | + | Ten years before the present, six children were kidnapped by [[Kiyoshi Kogami]]. During six months of captivity, the children were imprisoned separately in rooms with nothing but VR equipment. They were forced to [[Duel]] in a virtual arena where if they did not win, they were electrocuted and starved. After the children were rescued, the incident was covered up. This was to create the [[Ignis]]; AI with free will. The Ignis were created based on available data from the children and observed them as they Dueled in order to learn how to problem-solve. As the children suffered, Kogami's son, Ryoken, heard their cries and did his best to help them; including installing Yusaku's philosophy of three reasons in him to encourage him to keep on going. Eventually, Ryoken was unable to bear the guilt and terror, and he alerted the authorities, who rescued the six children and then returned them to their homes.<ref name="ep43">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|43|ref}}</ref> | |
| − | In the aftermath of the incident, several of the children suffered from [[wikipedia:Posttraumatic stress disorder|post-traumatic stress disorder]], with some taking years of therapy to recover, while others have not recovered at all. | + | In the aftermath of the incident, several of the children suffered from [[wikipedia:Posttraumatic stress disorder|post-traumatic stress disorder]], with some taking years of therapy to recover, while others have not recovered at all. Yusaku was unaware of Ryoken's identity, and he theorized that he might still be captured, unaware that Ryoken would come to lead the [[Knights of Hanoi]]. [[SOL Technologies]] covered up the Incident, reportedly infecting Kogami with a computer virus that left him comatose and only able to exist within [[LINK VRAINS]].<ref name="ep43" /> In reality, [[Lightning]], one of the Ignis, infected Kogami with the virus.<ref name="ep96">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|96|ref}}</ref> |
| − | The project's name is the main reason why Yusaku and [[Kolter]] suspect the | + | The project's name is the main reason why Yusaku and [[Kal Kolter|Kolter]] suspect the Knights of Hanoi of a major involvement in the incident and thus why they pursue them. [[Varis]] confirmed his knowledge of the incident during his Duel with Yusaku<ref name="ep12">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|12|ref}}</ref> while Dr. Kogami, [[Dr. Genome]], [[Baira|Clarissa Turner]] and [[Faust|Aso]] were all present during the incident, watching the victims' suffering.<ref name="ep28"></ref> |
==People Involved== | ==People Involved== | ||
===Researchers=== | ===Researchers=== | ||
* [[Kiyoshi Kogami]] | * [[Kiyoshi Kogami]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Baira|Clarissa Turner]] |
| − | * [[Faust]] | + | * [[Faust|Aso]] |
| + | * [[Dr. Genome]] | ||
===Victims=== | ===Victims=== | ||
* [[Yusaku Fujiki]] | * [[Yusaku Fujiki]] | ||
| − | * [[Jin | + | * [[Jin Kolter]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Specter]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Theodore Hamilton]] |
| − | * [[Miyu]] | + | * [[Miyu Sugisaki]] |
| − | * One unnamed | + | * [[Windy's partner|One unnamed boy]] |
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 31 March 2024
The Hanoi Project (ハノイプロジェクト Hanoi Purojekuto), also known as the Lost Incident (ロスト
History[edit]
Ten years before the present, six children were kidnapped by Kiyoshi Kogami. During six months of captivity, the children were imprisoned separately in rooms with nothing but VR equipment. They were forced to Duel in a virtual arena where if they did not win, they were electrocuted and starved. After the children were rescued, the incident was covered up. This was to create the Ignis; AI with free will. The Ignis were created based on available data from the children and observed them as they Dueled in order to learn how to problem-solve. As the children suffered, Kogami's son, Ryoken, heard their cries and did his best to help them; including installing Yusaku's philosophy of three reasons in him to encourage him to keep on going. Eventually, Ryoken was unable to bear the guilt and terror, and he alerted the authorities, who rescued the six children and then returned them to their homes.[4]
In the aftermath of the incident, several of the children suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, with some taking years of therapy to recover, while others have not recovered at all. Yusaku was unaware of Ryoken's identity, and he theorized that he might still be captured, unaware that Ryoken would come to lead the Knights of Hanoi. SOL Technologies covered up the Incident, reportedly infecting Kogami with a computer virus that left him comatose and only able to exist within LINK VRAINS.[4] In reality, Lightning, one of the Ignis, infected Kogami with the virus.[5]
The project's name is the main reason why Yusaku and Kolter suspect the Knights of Hanoi of a major involvement in the incident and thus why they pursue them. Varis confirmed his knowledge of the incident during his Duel with Yusaku[6] while Dr. Kogami, Dr. Genome, Clarissa Turner and Aso were all present during the incident, watching the victims' suffering.[3]
People Involved[edit]
Researchers[edit]
Victims[edit]
Gallery[edit]
The appearance of the white room
The 8-digit number (99999999) shown on the wall at the start of the incident
The 8-digit number (68821000) shown on the wall sometime during the incident
The reward for winning a Duel
The penalty for losing a Duel
Yusaku being electrocuted for losing a Duel
The true appearance of the white room
The door leading into the white room
The six children rescued in the incident's aftermath
References[edit]
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 19: "The Lost Incident"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 20: "A Piece of the Puzzle"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 28: "Bugging Out"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 43: "The Reveal"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 96: "Lightning's Crime"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 12: "Link the Circuit"
