Astral
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Astral is a mysterious entity in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, and one of the main protagonists, along with his partner and best friend Yuma Tsukumo.
Some of Yuma's friends refer to him as 'Dueling Ghost', due to his Dueling skills and invisibility, while Dr. Faker and those who are associated with him, including the Tron Family, refer to Astral as 'Original "Number"' (ナンバーズのオリジナル, Nanbāzu no Orijinaru) or 'Emissary from Astral World'.
His memories are scattered in the form of the 99 "Numbers", and so far 14 of them have been collected, plus one Chaos version. When two or more "Numbers" confront in a Duel, they will fight each other to consume one another. When their owners are defeated in a Duel, the cards are absorbed into Astral.
He was sent to Yuma's world with a certain mission, but he forgot his mission due to his amnesia. Dark Mist claims that his mission is what all of the "Numbers" want - the destruction of the world[14][10].
In the English version of the anime, Astral's lower body is sometimes blurred off to remove nudity implications.
Contents
Personality
His personality is rather ambiguous though he is very intelligent and level-headed when it comes to Duels. Even in disastrous situations, he does not seem to lose his cool and can think of a strategy. Outside this he is, arguably because of his memory loss and sudden arrival to another world, is curious to the point of naivety, for matters as simple as eating, going to the bathroom, or believing that TV shows are real. His naivety would go to such extent so as to ask Yuma why "he needs to be alone" when Yuma's in the bathroom, to which he replies by saying that he would "die" (in the dub, Yuma says that he would turn into a "guinea pig") otherwise, a thing that Astral took literally.[15]
However, this is more likely because Astral doesn't know anything about Yuma's world. When he "discovers" things, he has an habit of saying "observation number one, two, three" and then speak the result of his analysis, the fact that he can successfully continue the counting throughout the series, implies he has great memory. Astral's observations stopped after their first Duel with Kite Tenjo, which left him quiet and depressed.[16] However, after their Duel with Fortuno, which restored his and Yuma's confidence, his observations returned. (In the dub, this observation came with a "sub-observation" that he labeled #13-A.)[17]
Astral has ambiguous thoughts regarding Yuma Tsukumo; for the most part he thinks of him and his Dueling skills as unrefined and unskilled, which causes the two to clash and fight a lot. However, when Yuma uses an unthinkable, but effective strategy, such as in his Duel with Reginald Kastle, his thoughts change to think of Yuma as an interesting Duelist.[13] Astral even learns to use Yuma's lack of skill and obedience, as seen in Yuma's Duel with Mr. Kay when he tells Yuma what to do the opposite of what he should do so that Yuma disobeys him and makes the correct moves.[4]
Astral has a fear of cats, which he defended by claiming that he hadn't done any observations about them. This is evident when Yuma Duels Cathy, even mistakenly believing her to have one of the Numbers in her Deck.[3] After dueling with Kite Tenjo for the first time, he developed a strong fear towards him, so he always tries to tell Yuma to run from Kite instead of fighting him, to the point of telling Yuma to forget his friends. He first denied that he afraid of Kite, but later admitted.[18] Later during the Duel with Fortuno, Astral overcame his fear and decided to actually fight. After he and Yuma thought about their previous Duels, stating they came too far to lose now, Yuma called Astral his friend, restoring his fighting spirit.[17]
Astral doesn't smile much, but he smiled for Yuma recognizing him as his comrade[19] and smiled often at Yuma throughout since then and even cheered him on with his friends and family when he was trying to do his 20-stack challenge.[20]
Anime biography
Pre-World Duel Carnival
A new legend began when Astral appeared before Yuma Tsukumo and Reginald Kastle. He comes from a different dimension and he ended up in Yuma's dimension. He lost his memories, but all he remembers is that he was looking for a talented Duelist.[21] Since it is revealed that only Yuma can see Astral, which makes everyone believe he is a ghost.[4] At the end of Episode 8, it is mentioned of Astral's birth, and that he may have had a mother and also he was given the mission to protect his world, possibly meaning he was created solely for this task. In episode 10, Astral surmises from within Emperor's Key that it might have been made intentional by someone to scatter his memories.
As Astral absorbs the power of the "Numbers", bits and pieces of his memories start to return, most of them incomplete. Upon absorbing "Number 83: Galaxy Queen", he sees a vision of his birth. Recently, when he absorbed "Number 61: Volcasaurus" and "Number 19: Freezerdon", he had a small glimpse of his world, which was apparently being bombarded by explosive energy. Dr. Faker stated that a messenger from the Astral world would appear together with the Numbers, obviously referring to Astral.[5]
During the Duel with Kite Tenjo, he found it very suspicious that someone besides him and Yuma are looking for the Numbers.[5] He also was surprised that Kite's Dueling skills were even superior than his, when he was sure Yuma lost and he would disappear, Kite cancelled the Duel. He was left shocked at what happened next to Yuma whose pride was severely hurt and even questioned about his Kattobing spirit.[22]
Later during climaxes in the Duel with Fortuno, Astral overcame his fear and decided to actually fight. He also learned how to feel hope, which he realized was the antithesis of fear. After he and Yuma thought about their previous Duels, stating they came too far to lose now, Yuma called Astral his friend, and Emperor's Key started to shine. It resulted in granting him and Yuma a new power, the "Chaos Number", "Number C39: Utopia Ray" as well as making Astral appear and Yuma's friends able to see him for a moment. Using it, they defeat Fortuno and take the 2 Numbers cards he was using.[17] Yuma's friends who were freed in the process, all went to thank Astral instead of Yuma, running right past him, still unable to see him, and thus were shouting at nothing, but Astral didn't pay much attention to it and kept his cool.
One day, Astral assists Yuma in trying to locate the Emperor's Key after discovering it missing. He learns much about the origin of the Key and Yuma's father, who had a vision of the Astral World being attacked and the sound of its inhabitants screaming. A strange figure, much like Astral, gave him the key. Astral is much kinder to Yuma, smiling warmly at him and encouraging him to tackle the high jump he attempted at the start of the series.[20]
After safely recovering "Number 96: Dark Mist" from a stranger, Bronk and Yuma start to fight. When Bronk knocks off the Emperor's Key from Yuma, a Black Ooze comes out of Yuma's Deck Case which grabs Yuma and starts taking control of Astral. Before Astral gets completely taken over, he tells Yuma to give "Utopia" to Bronk. Afterwards he gets completely possessed and changes from white to pitch-black. Number 96 (In Astral's body) tries to take "Utopia" from Bronk, but the Emperor's Key protected him. Bronk then challenged Number 96 to a Duel for the Number. Number 96 accepts and takes control of Yuma's movements to Duel. In his first turn, he Xyz Summons Number 96: Dark Mist and starts inflicting huge damage to Bronk. Bronk however Summons "Utopia" and tries to make a counterattack, but fails in doing so and "Utopia" is destroyed. Yuma then pretends to be under Number 96's control and tells him to destroy "Gearspring Exploder" while explaining its effect. Number 96 listens to Yuma and destroys the mentioned card. This however was a trick as it allowed Bronk to summon "Gearspring Spirit" as well as resurrect "Utopia" to win. Bronk then throws the Emperor's Key back to Yuma and Astral is freed from its control. Astral then absorbs Number 96 again, while Bronk returns "Utopia" to Yuma and they both apologize to each other. [23]
When Kite manages to steal the Emperor's Key, Astral was trapped inside it and the key was then deactivated and the set "Numbers" became cards again, and a voice told Astral to obtain the ZEXAL power.[6] Kite tries to figure out the Emperor's Key and manages to make a portal using a mysterious rock inside Orbital 7. When Kite manages to go inside the Emperor's Key, he finds Astral. Kite and Astral had a small talk and the two engaged in a Duel. In this Duel, Astral uses Yuma's deck to Duel Kite and started playing defensively, using Gogogo Golem but was easily countered by Kite's Reverse Buster. As Reverse Buster increased its attack making it 2000, Astral was scared as it may be the start of Galaxy-Eyes Summon.[24]
Astral summoned Gogogo Giant and using its effect, summon Gogogo Golem back. He thought of Xyz Summoning Utopia, but was afraid of Kite's facedown card and so, chose to use Double Defender. Kite then used his facedown Photon Hurricane to return Astral's Spell and trap Cards to his hand, making Astral realize there was no reason to be afraid. Kite then tributed Reverse Buster to summon Photon Leo and returned Astral's hand back to the deck and draws the same number of cards. Then he equips "Leo" with Photon Spear and inflicted Piercing damage to Astral when Kite attacked and destroyed "Giant". During the Duel, Astral is shrouded with fear towards Kite.[24]
Astral manages to fight back with "Number C39: Utopia Ray" and reduce Kite's life to 1300, but Kite takes the upper hand again and reduces Astral's life to 400. When Yuma manages to recover Emperor's Key, which takes him to "The Door" again, The Door opens again and tells Yuma to use the ZEXAL power, but repeats Yuma's previous warning. Yuma convinces Astral to not give up, and crosses the door, landing in the dimension inside the Key. Astral and Yuma receive the ZEXAL power, fusing themselves in the process. Using this new power, Astral and Yuma created a card that allowed "Utopia Ray" to defeat "Galaxy-Eyes". Kite, in a pinch for the first time, managed to end the Duel in a draw and escaped again.[25]
The next day, a wave of energy from the Astral World and another world passed through Earth causing time to temporally stop and allow Kite to invade his memories. Astral also told Yuma that he fears that something bad might happen if they find all the "Numbers".[7]
World Duel Carnival
During the first day of the World Duel Carnival, Astral helps Yuma defeat his first few opponents, but none of them had any "Numbers". The first Number holder Yuma and Astral Duel against in the Carnival is Charlie McCoy, who uses "Number 7: Lucky Straight's" power to always roll 6 during his Duel. Yuma defeated Charlie, but he allows Charlie to give Number 7 to his niece, which made Astral worry if they would get it back.[26]
Dr. Faker stated that if Astral obtains all the "Numbers", he will recovers his powers and use them against Dr. Faker.[27]
During the second day of the WDC, Yuma and Astral watch IV use his "Number" to defeat Bronk and Caswell. When III Dueled Reginald, Astral watched how Reginald resisted Number 32: Shark Drake 's influence and defeated III.[28][29]
Astral discovers that Syuta Hayami's power see the future in his photos is not completely accurate, as the photos only show what Syuta pictures as the future and his opponents obey the photos. He told Yuma to disobey the prediction, that way his predictions didn't occur and Yuma easily defeats Syuta afterwards. With Syuta's defeat Astral now has obtained 12 "Numbers".[30][31]
When Yuma Duels against Gauche and Droite, Astral tries to go help him, but is stopped by Number 96: Dark Mist in the Emperor's Key who attacks Astral using it's true form but Utopia saves him.[14] After sensing Yuma in trouble, Astral sends Utopia off. Meanwhile, Astral tried to out run Dark Mist character, but was caught. Just before he was infected entirely, a mysterious light hit him, and he broke free, leaving to go help Yuma win against Gauche and Droite. During the Duel, both Gauche and Droite state he is the "Original Number".[10]
Later at night, Yuma, Astral, and Tori meet Kite's younger brother Hart Tenjo, who is able to communicate with Astral, and they later form a friendship. Hart then went on a search for Kite, and when he couldn't find him, he went berserk, but Yuma calmed him down with caramel. V comes out of a helicopter to take Hart with him using his Crest. Before he leaves with V, Heart reveals his mission to destroy the Astral World, which horrified Astral.[32]
After Hart's kidnapping, Astral reminded Yuma of his previous Duel with Kite in that he mentioned he sold his soul to a devil to save his brother. Astral thinks he is referring to Mr. Heartland and solidified his theory of the carnival being used to hunt Numbers. As he, Yuma, and Tori searched for Hart with Kite and Orbital 7, he found the location through the description Hart projected in his mind. Once they arrived, III and IV challenge Yuma and Kite to a Tag Duel.[33]
After Yuma and Kite's Tag-Team Duel ends with them defeating III and IV, Kite tries to steal IV's soul with his Photon Hand, but was nullified by IV´s crest. Seeing this, Astral tries to absorb III's number, but is repelled by the latter's own crest and became visible to III at that brief moment.[8]
When III challenged Yuma to a duel, he captured Astral with his crest and the power Tron gave him. When Astral gave his last bit of strength to Yuma in order to prevent him from losing to III, III was enraged and used his power to crush Astral, making him disappear.[34]
When Yuma regained his "Kattobingu", it was shown in a flashback that Astral taught him how to duel just in case he would ever disappear, with Yuma saying that Astral was still in his heart, and he was able to Summon Number 39: Utopia and destroy III's Number 33: Chronomaly Machu Mech.[35]
When "Number 6: Chronomaly Atlando" went berserk, III joined his power with Yuma in an attempt to activate the power of ZEXAL, and with it and the 12 "Numbers", Astral was revived. He combined with Yuma, using Shining Draw to gain a new monster, "ZW - Phoenix Bow" and defeat III. After the duel, III left "Number 6: Chronomaly Atlando" and "Number 33: Chronomaly Machu Mech" for them, as well as the final Heart Piece needed to compete in the WDC finals.[36]
Manga Biography
In the manga, Astral has the same role as in the anime, being Yuma's partner, and collecting the "Numbers" in order to retrieve his memories.
Abilities
Astral is a Duelist of another universe, and has only been seen alongside Yuma. Others besides Yuma cannot see or hear him, which often leads to others think Yuma is talking alone. Yuma cannot touch him physically, yet, he is shown to be able to hold Duel Monster cards, but it is unknown if it's only the Numbers or any cards. However, even with his loss of memory it has been shown that Astral is indeed a very skilled Duelist, a fact he himself recognizes despite his amnesia, and further demonstrated in how he has advised Yuma on his play, only for him to play the opposite of what Astral dictates and end with rather disastrous results. He also has vast knowledge of the game and most of its cards, like demonstrated in by how quickly he understood Droite's combo and found its weakness as soon as they arrived [37]He also uses what he knows about a person to win duels. An example is when how he used Mr. Kay's desire to win a perfect duel to set up a situation that used his own desire against him.
He shares his information on the "Numbers" with Yuma and is capable of somehow manipulating the "Numbers" cards, this is seen in two ways, one is that without Astral present Yuma is unable to play any "Numbers" for they do not appear on his Extra Deck. The second is that as so far seen, Astral can pull a "Numbers" card out of a defeated opponent without direct contact, although it is unknown if this is also linked to a rather psychokinetic ability. Furthermore unlike those who use Photon Hand, Astral seems to be the only who can extract the card itself without taking a possessed Duelist's soul, however he was unable to take III's "Number" due to the Crest protecting him.[8]
He can take all "Numbers" a defeated opponent has in their Deck that were presented during the duel. However the "Numbers" that were not in their Deck are not taken, as shown when defeating Fortuno, as Fortuno used 2 "Numbers" which were taken, but Fortuno's third was still left with him, kept in a box outside of his Deck. He also has some form of control over how "Numbers" behave in battle or can gain access to new "Number" cards at certain times. For example; after Yuma refuses to sacrifice him during the battle against Fortuno, Astral received a jolt of power from Emperor's Key and was able to provide Yuma with a new "Numbers" card. This also made him visible to the others only during Yuma's Duel against Fortuno, but only visible enough for Yuma's friends to believe Astral is real.[17] It is shown that Astral can be seen through photographs, although he only appears as a light blue haze.[38]
He is also capable of flight as he is always seen floating, and seems to not rely on things such as food to live, however he needs his current partner to have "Numbers" and will start dying if those "Numbers" are forcefully taken away or when Yuma is losing life points in a Duel with an opponent that has a "Number".[39]
It has also been shown that Astral is able to make a Duel Disk appear around his arm, coming from the blue aura around him. It was shown multiple times that Astral is able to talk with Yuma telepathically.[24] After The Door opened for Yuma, he and Astral gained the ZEXAL (power) which causes Yuma and Astral to merge their souls, leaving Yuma with most of the body's control. With this, Yuma/Astral wears a white spandex suit with red armor plating, his right eye becomes golden like Astral's left one, his hair turns gold and he gains a golden aura. Also, in this state, they earned the cards "ZW - Unicorn Spear" and "ZW - Phoenix Bow" through an ability called Shining Draw.[25]
Astral showed good math skills during Charlie McCoy's Duels being able to constantly calculate what were Charlie's chances of rolling 6 again whenever he rolled a dice.[27] Astral is shown to be able to see people's memories, as seen when he touched Hart Tenjo's head to access his past memory. However, this only seems to apply when he touched the person's head.[32]
Deck
Anime
| Record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome |
| Kite Tenjo | 23 - 24 | Draw (with Yuma Tsukumo) |
Astral uses Yuma's Deck, but Yuma uses his Deck with an offensive strategy, while Astral uses a more defensive strategy using "Gogogo" monsters. However, like Yuma, he utilizes various Spell Card and Trap Cards and focuses on Summoning "Utopia", and eventually its upgraded version.
Manga
| Record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Opponent(s) | Rank(s) | Outcome |
| Thunder Spark | 13 - 15 | Win (with Yuma Tsukumo) |
Just like in the anime, while Dueling in the manga, Astral uses Yuma's Deck but focusing on defensive strategies, and uses card effects to Swarm monsters to his field and Summon Xyz Monsters.
Numbers absorbed
Anime
Original Numbers
| Monster | Memory contained | Episode |
|---|---|---|
| Number 39: Utopia | Astral's name, Dueling skills, and how "Numbers" are pieces of his memories. | 2 |
| Number 17: Leviathan Dragon | Astral can recover his memories by recovering all other 99 "Numbers". | 2 |
| Number 34: Terror-Byte | Astral comes from another dimension called the Astral World. | 4 |
| Number 83: Galaxy Queen | Astral's birth and that he was given a mission about his world's future. | 8 |
| Number 61: Volcasaurus | His world being attacked. | 12 |
| Number 19: Freezerdon | His world being attacked. | 12 |
| Number 12: Crimson Shadow Armor Ninja | Unknown | 16 |
| Number 11: Big Eye | Unknown | 18 |
| Number 16: Shock Master | Unknown | 18 |
| Number 96: Dark Mist | A planet being destroyed. (In the English version, the planet is not shown to be destroyed, it is covered in purple lines) | 20 |
| Number 25: Force Focus | Unknown | 36 |
| Number 7: Lucky Straight | Unknown | prior to 37 (off-screen) |
| Number 6: Chronomaly Atlando | Various pieces of information about Yuma's world[12] | 49 |
| Number 33: Chronomaly Machu Mech | Various pieces of information about Yuma's world[12] | 49 |
Chaos Numbers
Unlike "Numbers" which were formed from Astral's memories when he crossed into Yuma's world, the later-formed "Numbers" don't contain any memory and aren't considered part of original 100 "Numbers". They are upgraded versions of their "Number" counterparts, and obtained through certain emotions. He has currently one Chaos Number in his possession.
Manga
- Number 39: Utopia (rank 4)
- Number 17: Leviathan Dragon (rank 4)
- Number 50: Black Corn (rank 12)
- Number 91: Thunder Spark Dragon (rank 15)
- Number 22: Fran Ken (rank 18)
Observations
| nº | Observation (Original Japanese version) | Observation (English dub) | Episode |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Your Dueling skills are far inferior to mine." | "This particular human's Dueling skills are less than skillfull." | 2 |
| 2 | "You are weird." | "When asked to do something, humans behave erratically." | 3 |
| 3 | "Humans must eat and release energy in endless combination. However, they will die the moment anyone sees them doing this." | "After replenishing their energy, humans retire to a private magical room, and if they are bothered while inside their magic room, they will transform into a rodent." | 3 |
| 4 | "The world inside (Yuma's pendant) is not something of this world." | "This world, like Yuma, is a complex machine. But not as annoying." | 3 |
| 5 | "Humans feel pain in their hearts." | "Words can hurt a human's heart." | 3 |
| 6 | "Humans will do their best when given praise." | "Praise motivates humans." | 4 |
| 7 | "The pieces of my memories, the "Numbers", cause the darkness and desires in the hearts of those who touch them to be amplified." | "Number" cards effect people. They change them. They seem to amplify their individual wants and desires, almost to the point that they take over." | 4 |
| 8 | "Yuma is forbidden from Dueling." | "Humans have ears, but that does not mean they always listen." | 5 |
| 9 | "Yuma has a hidden motive too, Ura." | "Glasses are hip." | 6 |
| 10 | "The feelings of a mother. Somehow I can understand them." | "The bond between a human parent and a human child is strong. Very strong." | 8 |
| 11 | "Seems like Yuma still doesn't understand women's feelings." | "It seems that Yuma is totally and utterly incapable of understanding the females of his species." | 9 |
| 12 | "This is your Duel." | "Not every Duelist in this world Duels with honor. Some are willing to compromise their spirits as long as it means winning." | 12 |
| 13 | "As long as you have friends, you are able to hope and believe." | "As long as you have friends, you have hope." | 18 |
| 13.a. | None | "Yuma is my friend." | 18 |
| 14 | "Yuma, it seems you're loved by everyone." | "The people who know Yuma, love Yuma." | 19 |
| 15 | "The thing called soccer seems to be profound." | - | 27 |
| 16 | "Kattobingu also means liking tomatoes." | - | 30 |
| 17 | "When human beings hurt one another with their words, they have no memory of it afterward." | - | 35 |
| 18 | "Cattobingu, Doggobingu... There are many ways to Kattobingu waiting in this world. I wonder if there's a way to connect people around the world this way." | - | 39 |
| 19 | "Yuma is, indeed, an idiot." | - | 53 |
| 20 | "Akari is a woman." | - | 60 |
References
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 10: "Shark Attack"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL Rank 7: "Numbers Hunter!!"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 9: "Feline Frenzy"
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 4: "In The End, Part 2"
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 13: "The Number Hunter, Part 1"
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 22: "The Shark Hunter"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 25: "Frozen in Time" Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 38: "Double Jeopardy: Part 2"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 45: "Ruffled Feathers"
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 50: "Party Panic" Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; name "ep50" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 2: "Go With the Flow, Part 2"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 37: "Double Jeopardy: Part 1" Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 15: "Training Days, Part 1"
- ↑ a b c d Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 18: "It's in the Cards, Part 2" Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 18: "It's in the Cards, Part 2"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 19: "The Edge of the World"
- ↑ V Jump scan
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 14: "The Number Hunter, Part 2"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 20: "Roots of the Problem"
- ↑ a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 23: "Hunting Down the Hunter, Part 1" Cite error: Invalid
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<ref>tag; name "ep24" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 32: "Life is a Carnival: Part 2"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 31: "Life is a Carnival: Part 1"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 33: "Foolish Fans"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 34: "Shark Bait"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 35: "Bad Developments: Part 1"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 36: "Bad Developments: Part 2"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 40: "About Hart"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 41: "Losing Hart"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 47: "Sky's the Limit"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 48: "Exit: Astral"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 49: "Crestfallen"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 54: "Welcome to the Jungle"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 36: "Bad Developments: Part 2"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 6: "Flipping Out, Part 2"
