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'''"The Treacherous Numbers!?"''' is the sixth episode of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. It first aired in Japan on May 16, 2011. | '''"The Treacherous Numbers!?"''' is the sixth episode of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. It first aired in Japan on May 16, 2011. | ||
| − | {{episode summary|[[Tokunosuke Omoteura|Tokunosuke]] steals Yuma's "[[No. 39 Aspiring Emperor Hope|Hope]]", causing [[Astral]] to vanish. Tokunosuke desires the great power of [[Number]]s! [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]] tries to Summon "[[No. 17 | + | {{episode summary|[[Tokunosuke Omoteura|Tokunosuke]] steals Yuma's "[[No. 39 Aspiring Emperor Hope|Hope]]", causing [[Astral]] to vanish. Tokunosuke desires the great power of [[Number]]s! [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]] tries to Summon "[[No. 17 Leviath Dragon|Leviath Dragon]]" to fight back, but Tokunosuke's [[Trap Card]] even takes that away. When Yuma is pushed into a corner with his [[field]] an unexpected monster will become the Trump Card this time!}} |
==Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Tokunsuke Omoteura== | ==Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Tokunsuke Omoteura== | ||
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<u>'''Yuma's turn'''</u><br /> | <u>'''Yuma's turn'''</u><br /> | ||
| − | [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]] [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Rai-Rider]]" (1200/1400) in [[Attack Position]]. Yuma [[activate]]s the [[effect]] of "[[Gagaga Magician]]", changing its own [[Level]] to 3 until the [[End Phase]]. Yuma [[Exceed Material Monster|overlays]] his two monsters to [[Exceed Summon]] "[[No. 17 | + | [[Yuma Tsukumo|Yuma]] [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Rai-Rider]]" (1200/1400) in [[Attack Position]]. Yuma [[activate]]s the [[effect]] of "[[Gagaga Magician]]", changing its own [[Level]] to 3 until the [[End Phase]]. Yuma [[Exceed Material Monster|overlays]] his two monsters to [[Exceed Summon]] "[[No. 17 Leviath Dragon]]" (2000/0) in Attack Position. Tokunosuke activates his [[face-down]] "[[Reverse Mist]]", gaining [[control]] of "Leviath Dragon" as it was [[Special Summon]]ed. Yuma's [[hand]] contains "[[Half Unbreak]]" "[[Release Lease]]", "[[Ganbara Knight]]" and two unspecified cards. Yuma switches "[[Baby Tragon]]" to [[Defense Position]] and Sets a card. |
<u>'''Tokunosuke's turn'''</u><br /> | <u>'''Tokunosuke's turn'''</u><br /> | ||
| − | Tokunosuke activates the effect of " | + | Tokunosuke activates the effect of "Leviath Dragon", [[send]]ing an [[Exceed Material Monster|overlay unit]] to the [[Graveyard]] to increase its [[ATK]] by 500 ("Leviath Dragon" 2000 → 2500). He then [[Flip Summon]]s "[[Urauutan]]" (800/1600). Its [[Flip Effect]] activates, switches "Baby Tragon" to Attack Position. "Leviath Dragon" attacks "Baby Tragon", but Yuma activates his face-down "Half Break" preventing "Baby Tragon" from being [[destroyed by battle]] this turn and halving any [[Battle Damage]] taken from battles involving it (Yuma 1900 → 1100). "Emperor Hope" attacks "Baby Tragon" (Yuma 1100 → 300). Tokunosuke activates "[[Book of Flip]]", putting "Urauutan" back into face-down Defense Position. |
<u>'''Yuma's turn'''</u><br /> | <u>'''Yuma's turn'''</u><br /> | ||
| − | Yuma Normal Summons "[[Needle Swordsman]]" (300/600) in Attack Position. Yuma activates the effect of "Baby Tragon", sending an [[Exceed Material Monster|Overlay Unit]] to the Graveyard to allow the Level 1 "Needle Swordsman" to attack [[Direct attack|directly]] (Tokunosuke 2500 → 2200). As it successfully attacked directly, its effect activates, returning all cards in Tokunosuke's [[Spell & Trap Card Zone]] to his hand. Since "[[Uratra C]]" and "Reverse Mist" have been removed from the [[field]], "Emperor Hope" and " | + | Yuma Normal Summons "[[Needle Swordsman]]" (300/600) in Attack Position. Yuma activates the effect of "Baby Tragon", sending an [[Exceed Material Monster|Overlay Unit]] to the Graveyard to allow the Level 1 "Needle Swordsman" to attack [[Direct attack|directly]] (Tokunosuke 2500 → 2200). As it successfully attacked directly, its effect activates, returning all cards in Tokunosuke's [[Spell & Trap Card Zone]] to his hand. Since "[[Uratra C]]" and "Reverse Mist" have been removed from the [[field]], "Emperor Hope" and "Leviath Dragon" return to Yuma's side of the field. "Leviath Dragon" attacks and destroys the face-down "Urauutan", while, "Emperor Hope" attacks directly (Tokunosuke 2200 → 0). |
Yuma wins. | Yuma wins. | ||
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<u>Exceed Monsters</u> | <u>Exceed Monsters</u> | ||
* [[Baby Tragon]] | * [[Baby Tragon]] | ||
| − | * [[No. 17 | + | * [[No. 17 Leviath Dragon]] |
* [[No. 34 Electronic Computer-Beast Tera Byte]] | * [[No. 34 Electronic Computer-Beast Tera Byte]] | ||
* [[No. 39 Aspiring Emperor Hope]] | * [[No. 39 Aspiring Emperor Hope]] | ||
Revision as of 23:07, 18 May 2011
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"The Treacherous Numbers!?" is the sixth episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. It first aired in Japan on May 16, 2011.
Tokunosuke steals Yuma's "Hope", causing Astral to vanish. Tokunosuke desires the great power of Numbers! Yuma tries to Summon "Leviath Dragon" to fight back, but Tokunosuke's Trap Card even takes that away. When Yuma is pushed into a corner with his field an unexpected monster will become the Trump Card this time!
Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Tokunsuke Omoteura
Duel continues from the previous episode.
Tokunosuke's turn
Tonosuke attacks "Full Elf" with "No. 39 Aspiring Emperor Hope" (Yuma 3600 → 1900). Tokunosuke Sets a monster and ends his turn.
Yuma's turn
Yuma Normal Summons "Rai-Rider" (1200/1400) in Attack Position. Yuma activates the effect of "Gagaga Magician", changing its own Level to 3 until the End Phase. Yuma overlays his two monsters to Exceed Summon "No. 17 Leviath Dragon" (2000/0) in Attack Position. Tokunosuke activates his face-down "Reverse Mist", gaining control of "Leviath Dragon" as it was Special Summoned. Yuma's hand contains "Half Unbreak" "Release Lease", "Ganbara Knight" and two unspecified cards. Yuma switches "Baby Tragon" to Defense Position and Sets a card.
Tokunosuke's turn
Tokunosuke activates the effect of "Leviath Dragon", sending an overlay unit to the Graveyard to increase its ATK by 500 ("Leviath Dragon" 2000 → 2500). He then Flip Summons "Urauutan" (800/1600). Its Flip Effect activates, switches "Baby Tragon" to Attack Position. "Leviath Dragon" attacks "Baby Tragon", but Yuma activates his face-down "Half Break" preventing "Baby Tragon" from being destroyed by battle this turn and halving any Battle Damage taken from battles involving it (Yuma 1900 → 1100). "Emperor Hope" attacks "Baby Tragon" (Yuma 1100 → 300). Tokunosuke activates "Book of Flip", putting "Urauutan" back into face-down Defense Position.
Yuma's turn
Yuma Normal Summons "Needle Swordsman" (300/600) in Attack Position. Yuma activates the effect of "Baby Tragon", sending an Overlay Unit to the Graveyard to allow the Level 1 "Needle Swordsman" to attack directly (Tokunosuke 2500 → 2200). As it successfully attacked directly, its effect activates, returning all cards in Tokunosuke's Spell & Trap Card Zone to his hand. Since "Uratra C" and "Reverse Mist" have been removed from the field, "Emperor Hope" and "Leviath Dragon" return to Yuma's side of the field. "Leviath Dragon" attacks and destroys the face-down "Urauutan", while, "Emperor Hope" attacks directly (Tokunosuke 2200 → 0).
Yuma wins.
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.
Yuma Tsukumo
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Tokunosuke Omoteura
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School Bully
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Cast
| Japanese character name | Japanese voice actor |
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| Yuma Tsukumo | Tasuku Hatanaka |
| Astral | Miyu Irino |
| Kotori Mizuki | Mikako Komatsu |
| Tetsuo Takeda | Makoto Shimada |
| Tokunosuke Omoteura | Aki Kanada |
| Taichi | Yasuaki Takumi |
| Tokunosuke's Friend | Kuniko Ishijima |
| Tokunosuke's Friend | Kana Omuro |
| Tokunosuke's Friend | Saya Horigome |
| Other | Daichi Endo, Manabu Sakamaki |
