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| + | Ryuzaki was invited to the [[Duelist Kingdom]] tournament. Due to his high ranking in the [[Japanese National Duel Monsters Championship|National Championship]], he was given a luxury room for [[Journey to Duelist Kingdom|the boat ride]], while other competitors had to sleep on the common room floor. On the boat, he was uninterested in [[Insector Haga (manga)|Haga]]'s talk of there being new rules and said there was nothing more to the game than kill or be killed. He overheard [[Mai Kujaku (manga)|Mai Kujaku]] complaining about having to sleep on the common room floor and offered to let her sleep in his room. Mai took up his offer and pretended to flirt with him. While claiming she liked men stronger than her, she asked Ryuzaki if he wanted [[Mai and Rex's Duel|to Duel]], offering to do whatever he wanted all night, if he won. Mai then began to put him off with her<ref name="d d 5">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist|5|ref}}</ref> [[Aroma Tactics]]<ref>{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist|11|ref}}</ref> and asked if he still wanted to Duel, adding the condition that he would let her have the room to herself if she won. Ryuzaki accepted, but lost and was kicked out of the room.<ref name="d d 5" /> | ||
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Dinosaur Ryuzaki is a character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga. This is the original depiction of Dinosaur Ryuzaki, known as Rex Raptor, in the English anime. Ryuzaki is a powerhouse Duel Monsters player, whose nickname comes from his use of Dinosaur cards. He was once the runner up of the Japanese National Duel Monsters Championship and has also participated in the Duelist Kingdom and Battle City tournaments.
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Biography
National Championship
Ryuzaki took part in the Japanese National Duel Monsters Championship, where he made it through to the finals. There he faced Insector Haga. Ryuzaki tried to overpower his opponent with his strong Dinosaur monsters, but was defeated by Haga's combo plays.[2]
Duelist Kingdom
Ryuzaki was invited to the Duelist Kingdom tournament. Due to his high ranking in the National Championship, he was given a luxury room for the boat ride, while other competitors had to sleep on the common room floor. On the boat, he was uninterested in Haga's talk of there being new rules and said there was nothing more to the game than kill or be killed. He overheard Mai Kujaku complaining about having to sleep on the common room floor and offered to let her sleep in his room. Mai took up his offer and pretended to flirt with him. While claiming she liked men stronger than her, she asked Ryuzaki if he wanted to Duel, offering to do whatever he wanted all night, if he won. Mai then began to put him off with her[3] Aroma Tactics[4] and asked if he still wanted to Duel, adding the condition that he would let her have the room to herself if she won. Ryuzaki accepted, but lost and was kicked out of the room.[3]
Battle City
Deck
Ryuzaki uses an aggressive Dinosaur Deck. He was not shown using any Spell or Trap Cards, during his Duels.
Duels
Ryuzaki took part in the following Duels.
| Event | Outcome | Chapter(s) | |
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| VS — Insector Haga | Japanese National Duel Monsters Championship | Lose | 060 (D 001) |
| VS — Mai Kujaku | Lose | 064 (D 005) | |
| VS — Katsuya Jonouchi | Duelist Kingdom | Lose | 077 (D 018), 078 (D 019), 079 (D 020) |
| VS — Esper Roba | Battle City | Lose | 150 (D 091) |
References
- ↑ a b c d e f Takahashi, Kazuki (2002). "Chapter 1: Character Directory". Yu-Gi-Oh! Character Guidebook: The Gospel of Truth (in Japanese). Shueisha. p. 54. ISBN 4-08-873363-0.
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 60 (Duelist Duel 1): "Challenge!!"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 64 (Duelist Duel 5): "Fate on the High Seas!!"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 70 (Duelist Duel 11): "Things that Don't Change"
