Five-Headed Dragon (character)

Five-Headed Dragon

Corresponding card	Five-Headed Dragon
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Five-Headed Dragon (character)

Five-Headed Dragon, known as Five God Dragon in the Japanese version, F.G.D. in some video games and sometimes refered to as The Mythic Dragon in the English anime, is a character version of the card, "Five-Headed Dragon".

In the anime, it often appears as a boss monster.

Anime appearances

Legendary Heroes

The Big Five set the Mythic Dragon as a boss in the Legendary Heroes virtual reality game, before trapping Seto Kaiba inside it.

Inside the game, the vilagers were forced to make a sacrifice every year to ressurect the Mythic Dragon. This time round they were going to sacrifice Kaiba and Princess Edina. Yugi and his friends saved Kaiba and prevented the sacrifices, but the Big Five rewrote the games coding and ressurrected it anyway.

Kaiba, Yugi and their friends faced the Mythic Dragon in a chamber, where only Dragon-Type monsters could attack. The Dragon began taking out their friends and the Dragons they Summoned. With just Yugi and Kaiba left, they summoned "Dragon Master Knight" and used it to defeat the Mythic Dragon.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters arc, the Five-Headed Dragon was the result of 5 Dragons called "The Fiendish Five" fusing together after being struck down by Yami Yugi with the Sword of Divinity. The monsters that formed the Five-Headed Dragon at the time were Meteor Dragon, Luster Dragon ^#2, Tyrant Dragon, Aqua Dragon, and Serpent Night Dragon. Like in the original Duel Monsters game, the Five-Headed Dragon could not be defeated except by LIGHT monsters. Tristan and Téa attacked with all the LIGHT monsters they had collected, but even together, they were ineffective. The Five-Headed Dragon was eventually defeated when Yami Yugi upgraded his Duel Armor and used the power of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon to lay the monster to rest again.

Yu-Gi-OH! GX

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, F.G.D appear in the episode 160, Fusing Souls! Neos VS F.G.D.

Honest describes Duel Monsters cards as the gates that connect each dimension to this one and that they connect the souls of the duelist to the souls of the Duel Monster. The more a duelist cares for their cards, the stronger that bond becomes. However, cards that are not cared for become tainted in darkness and that is causing certain cards not to respond to Duel Disks.

If these cards are left the way they are, the World of Darkness will seep into the human dimension via the cards. Trueman and his clones are still watching and determine that Honest won't eliminate Jaden and that they must combine their power to defeat him. The 5 merge together.

The duel begins, with Trueman activating "Future Fusion" to Summon "Five-Headed Dragon" two turns later. Jaden comments he'll just end the duel before that time comes, but Trueman activates "Dragon's Mirror", immediately Summoning another "Five-Headed Dragon", with the first still set to appear two turns later.

Trueman also activates "Skill Drain", negating the effects of all Effect Monsters. Jaden barely each turn negates attacks and Summoning a wall of Defense Position monsters.

Trueman Sets "Dragon's Rage", which would give "Five-Headed Dragon" the Piercing effect.

He also has "The Dragon's Bead" Set, which would negate effects that target "Five-Headed Dragon". Trueman believes his victory is assured. However, Jaden wins using "Honest" to power up "Elemental Hero Neos" and win the duel.

Video game appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator, F.G.D. and Cyber End Dragon appears as unlockable Tag Duel opponents, unlocked by Summoning the card "F.G.D. in a Duel.

F.G.D shows up in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator teamed up with Cyber End Dragon as Team "Dragon Ruler".

Deck

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Ultimate Masters: World Championship 2006, F.G.D. uses a Deck titled, "Seek the Unique". This was a challenge which normal summons are forbidden. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator, F.G.D. uses a Deck titled, "Five Headed Fear".