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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 28 March 2012
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Jin was a fortuneteller who became obsessed with the power of "Numbers" and became a Number Hunter to become Kite Tenjo's servant.
Contents
Biography
He Dueled a "Number" holder who carried "Number 16: Shock Master" and won, taking his "Number" monster and leaving him shriveled and motionless like Kite's victims, due to his ability to use the Photon Hand, as well. Later, Jin kidnaps Tori and the rest of the Number Club, except Cathy, who ran away, in order to entice Yuma Tsukumo into Dueling him so that he could obtain his Numbers for Kite Tenjo.[1]
After Jin lost to Yuma Tsukumo and his new "Number C39: Utopia Ray", he was shown to still hold one more "Number" monster, which he kept hidden. However, at that moment, Kite arrives. Feeling grateful to be graced with his presence, Jin offered his services to Kite, but Kite's intention was just to take away his last "Number" monster, resulting in Jin's defeat. It was also shown that he never actually worked for Kite; he just worships him. He offers himself to be Kite's servant. But, after his defeat against Kite, his soul was taken.[2]
Abilities
As a fortuneteller, Jin claims to be able to foretell the upcoming future. Before he met the Numbers Club, he used a set of cards to foretell that future event; he revealed "Stray Lambs" and "Reaper of the Cards". Jin, representing the "Reaper of the Cards", kidnaps the Numbers Club, or "Stray Lambs". As shown in his Duel against Yuma Tsukumo, he even uses this ability when he Duels. How he is able to do this is unexplained.
Jin also appears to be able to hypnotize people and take control of their wills, as he made Tori reveal about Yuma owning Numbers, and by how he possessed Cathy so he could reveal himself to Yuma.
He can take "Numbers" from their holders, like Kite Tenjo, using Photon Hand.
Trivia
- Jin is the first Numbers holder to not refer to himself with the "ore" pronoun, instead using "watashi."
Deck
| Record | ||
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| Opponent(s) | Episode (s) | Outcome(s) |
| Number 16's holder | 17 | Win |
| Yuma Tsukumo | 17 - 18 | Lose |
| Kite Tenjo | 18 | Lose |
Jin plays a Shaman Deck which focuses on swarming the field in order to quickly Xyz Summon his "Numbers".
Deck
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Effect Monsters Xyz Monsters |
References
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 17: "It's in the Cards, Part 1"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 18: "It's in the Cards, Part 2"
Notes
- ↑ a b This card can be seen when Jin predicts the future of the "Number" cards in episode 17.
- ↑ a b This card was absorbed by Astral upon his loss against Yuma Tsukumo.
- ↑ This card is won from a "Number" holder in episode 17.
