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| image           = OCG Structures 002.png
| image                   = gansley.png
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| ja_name         = {{Ruby||てん}}{{Ruby||い}}{{Ruby|VS|バーサス}}シムルグ
| en_name                  = Gansley
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| romaji_name    = Ten'i Bāsasu Shimurugu
| ja_trans_name            = Konosuke Oshita
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| ja_trans_name  = Tenyi VS Simorgh
| other_names              = Big 1
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| series          = Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures
| ja_name                 = 大下 幸之助
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| number          = 2
| romaji_name              = Ōshita Kōnosuke
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| ja_magazine    = V Jump
| gender                  = Male
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| volume          = 1
| previous_occupation      = Vice-president of business strategy
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| ja_issue        = 2019 #9
| previous_organization    = [[KaibaCorp]]
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| ja_release_date = July 20, 2019
| team                    = [[The Big Five]]
 
| anime_deck              = [[WATER]]/[[Reptile]]
 
| deck_master              = [[Deepsea Warrior (anime)|Deepsea Warrior]]
 
| ntr_deck                = Ocean Conqueror
 
| anime_debut              = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|8|ref}}
 
| video_game_debut        = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler]]''
 
| hide_appearances        = true
 
| appears_in_anime        = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (second series anime)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' (second series)]]
 
| appears_in_gba          =
 
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler]]''
 
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction]]''
 
| appears_in_nds          = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour]]''
 
| ja_voice                = {{voice actors|ja|Nobuyuki Saitō|Shintaro Sonooka|e1=(Legendary Heroes)|e2=(Virtual World)}}
 
| en_voice                = {{voice actors|en|Eric Stuart|Marc Thompson|e1=(Duelist Kingdom/Legendary Heroes)|e2=(Virtual World)}}
 
 
}}
 
}}
  
'''Gansley''', known as '''Konosuke Oshita''' in the Japanese version, is the former Vice-President of Business Strategy of [[KaibaCorp]] and the leader/founder of [[the Big Five]] where he is the oldest of the group.
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"'''Tenyi VS Simorgh'''" ({{Ruby|天|てん}}{{Ruby|威|い}}{{Ruby|VS|バーサス}}シムルグ ''Ten'i Bāsasu Shimurugu'') is the second chapter of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures]]'' manga. It was first published July 20, 2019, in the ''[[V Jump]]'' magazine.
  
== Design ==
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{{Chapter summary|[[Shoma Yusa|Shoma]] continues his Duel against [[Jukyu Goriki|Strong Jukyu]], promising to bring down his opponent's powerful field in a single turn.}}
=== Appearance ===
 
Gansley is an old man with grey hair, who is partially bald. He is short, fat, and carries a cane. He wears a double-breasted tan suit. In the Virtual World he takes the appearance of [[Deepsea Warrior]].
 
  
===Personality===
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==Summary==
Gansley is obsessed with business, and as such refers to his monsters as employees. He often flaunts his knowledge of business and believes that his corporate experience gives him an advantage when it comes to Dueling. He is shown to have been unethical in his career, often firing employees as he pleased. In the English dub, he gives [[Yugi Muto]] advice on business, claiming his own career as a corporate tycoon started as a child, where he stole a lemonade stand from a neighbor, and expanded that into the largest distributor of frozen canned lemonade in his region.  
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Continuing the Duel in progress, [[Shoma Yusa]] has just declared that during this turn, he will break through [[Jukyu Goriki|Jukyu]]'s "God Strong Wind" combo. [[Des]], watching the Duel in progress, wants to believe that Shoma's just bluffing, but doesn't think he's the type to do so. Jukyu is confused at how he plans to do this, but realizes that he didn't read the effects of the "[[Tenyi]]" monsters during Deck construction, so he doesn't have any idea what they do. Nevertheless, he still believes that between the lock-down of [[Spell Card|Spells]] and [[Trap Card|Traps]] caused by his "[[Simorgh]]" monsters, as well as the free negation of any activated effect from "Mist Valley Apex Avian", Shoma still won't be able to overcome.
  
In the Japanese version, he quotes various warlords and philosophers on how to build a successful army.
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However, Shoma shows that he doesn't need to rely on high-[[ATK]] monsters or Spells/Traps to win. With clever use of the cards he has and their effects on the field and in the Graveyard, he soon rids the field of the "God Strong Wind" monsters, even taking heavy damage to his [[LP]] doing so.
  
In the Japanese version, Gansley knows of [[Yami Yugi]]'s existence and refers to Yugi as Type-A and Yami Yugi as Type-B Yugi. In the English dub, Gansley shows no knowledge of Yami Yugi.
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Des is impressed with how Shoma, the unassuming Duelist from nowhere, has turned the Duel around so swiftly. However, she knows that Jukyu's reputation as one of the Four Elementary School Duel Kings is well-earned. Sure enough, Strong plants his feet and begins his turn. He declares that no matter what, his "Simorgh" will always take to the sky again and again, and in no time at all, he has reconstructed his "God Strong Wind" combo from nothing.
  
===Voice/mannerisms===
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Jukyu knows that Shoma has more of his powerful "Tenyi" monsters waiting to trap him, but he has no true way to counter them. But the best defense is a good offense, he says - that's how Jukyu Goriki duels. He attacks despite the risks, and in no time at all, even during Jukyu's Battle Phase, Shoma uses his monsters to once again break Jukyu's combo, leaving him only with "Simorgh of Darkness". He laments that despite his combo, he ended up only going card-to-card with Shoma in the end.
In the English dub Gansley speaks with a deep and somewhat hoarse voice.
 
  
==Biography==
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Shoma begins his turn by once again using his monsters' effects to destroy Jukyu's remaining monster. He then reveals the cards he chose during Deck construction earlier to make up for his lack of certain "Tenyi" cards: the "[[Yang Zing]]", chosen due to the "Tenyi" possessing not only Wyrm support, but a Tuner without a Synchro Monster (thankfully for Shoma, [[Draco Berserker of the Tenyi|one such card]] would be released later that year). With the "Tenyi" and the "Yang Zing" by his side, Shoma swiftly amasses the monsters he needs to reduce Jukyu's LP to 0, winning him the first Duel of the event.
===KaibaCorp===
 
Gansley worked as vice-president of business strategy at [[KaibaCorp]]. Gansley, along with 4 other KaibaCorp employees form a group known as [[the Big Five]].
 
  
[[Seto Kaiba]], the adoptive son of the head of KaibaCorp, [[Gozaburo Kaiba]], convinces the Big Five that Gozaburo is mistreating them and he'll help restore them to their former power. The Big Five agree, and thus buy 49% of KaibaCorp. Combined with 2% that Gozaburo had previously given to Seto for a test to prove his business skill, the Big Five vote out Gozaburo and vote in Seto as the president of the company.
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Jukyu is sent flying back from his defeat, not because of the Virtual Solid Vision used by their [[Duel Disk]]s, but due to a penchant for theatrics. In truth, despite his defeat, he is thrilled at having found a good opponent in Shoma, and challenges Shoma to a more casual match on the spot. Shoma accepts the challenge, only to be reminded by Des that they would have to continue this on their own time, as there is still an event happening, and they have two more Duels to play.
  
===Duelist Kingdom===
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The ''[[Rising Rampage]]'' Deck Construction event ends, with Shoma having won all three of his Duels with the Deck he built. Des notes that for a Duelist who's lacked an opponent for three years, Shoma handled himself very well. Shoma makes good on his promise and stays at the [[Satellite Shop]], playing with "Strong" Jukyu Goriki, his first friend in Tokyo, until well past nightfall. So ends Shoma Yusa's first day in the big city.
However, Seto quickly backs out on their deal, stripping them of their power and leaving the Big Five little more than figureheads and consultants. Furious over their betrayal, the Big Five strike a deal with the president of [[Industrial Illusions]], [[Maximillion Pegasus]] in an attempt to overthrow Seto. If Pegasus defeats Seto and [[Yugi Muto]] in duels, then they will use their 49% to vote Pegasus into power of the company by kidnapping [[Mokuba Kaiba]], who has been entrusted with the security codes to the two percent the Big Five need.
 
  
The Big Five and Pegasus' plan fails, after Pegasus is defeated by Yugi. In the manga, Gansley and the Big Five are fired by Seto and are never seen again.
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...Of course, he never told his sister [[Ageha Yusa|Ageha]] that he'd left, nor that he'd be staying so late. The poor teenager has no idea the sort of lecture he has waiting for him when he gets home.
  
===Legendary Heroes===
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==Featured Duel: Shoma Yusa vs Strong Jukyu==
[[File:big5LH.png|thumb|right|Gansley in [[Legendary Heroes]] arc.]]
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''Duel continues from [[Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures - Chapter 001|the previous Chapter]].''
In the anime, the Big Five avoid being fired by making excuses and offering Seto his complete virtual reality game as a peace offering. Eager to try out the virtual reality game, Kaiba refrains from immediately firing them and enters the virtual world. The Big Five then trap Kaiba in the virtual reality.
 
  
However Kaiba is rescued by Mokuba, Yugi, [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]], and [[Mai Valentine]]. The Big Five reprogram the game and set the "[[Mythic Dragon (anime)|Mythic Dragon]]" as the final boss. However, it is defeated by Yugi and Kaiba's "[[Dragon Master Knight (anime)|Dragon Master Knight]]".
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Both players have 8000 [[LP]]. [[Jukyu Goriki|Strong Jukyu]] controls "[[Simorgh, Lord of the Storm (OS)|Simorgh, Lord of the Storms]]" (3200/2300), "[[Simorgh of Darkness (OS)|Simorgh of Darkness]]" (3200/2300), and "[[Mist Valley Apex Avian (OS)|Mist Valley Apex Avian]]" (3000/2300) in [[Attack Position]], as well as "[[Simorgh, Bird of Calamity (OS)|Simorgh, Bird of Calamity]]" (1800/500) in [[Defense Position]] and "[[Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh (OS)|Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh]]" in his [[Field Zone]]. Shoma controls "[[Monk of the Tenyi (OS)|Monk of the Tenyi]]" (1000/↓). It is Shoma's turn.
  
===Virtual Realm===
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'''<u>Turn 2: Shoma Yusa</u>'''<br />
After losing in Legendary Heroes, the Big Five got trapped in the virtual world instead of Kaiba. Here they meet up with [[Noah Kaiba]]. Having Seto as a common enemy, they made plans for revenge.
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Since he controls a [[non-Effect Monster]], Shoma activates the second [[effect]] of "[[Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda]]" in his [[Graveyard]], [[banish]]ing it to return Jukyu's "Mist Valley Apex Avian" to his [[hand]]. Next, since he controls no [[Effect Monster]]s, Shoma activates the effect of "[[Tenyi Spirit - Shthana (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Shthana]]" in his hand, [[Special Summon]]ing it (L4/400/2000) in Defense Position. Shoma sets "Shthana" and "Monk of the Tenyi" (2 [[Wyrm]] monsters) in the [[Link Arrow]]s to [[Link Summon]] "[[Shaman of the Tenyi (OS)|Shaman of the Tenyi]]" (1600/↙ ↘).
  
During the [[Battle City]] tournament, Noah has the KaibaCorp blimp sucked into an undersea fortress, where the virtual world's main servers are. They force Seto and Mokuba Kaiba, along with Yugi and his friends into the virtual world again. Using an altered set of [[Duel Monsters]] rules, involving [[Deck Master]]s, the Big Five duel their enemies in the hopes of stealing their bodies to escape the virtual reality.
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Shoma activates the effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi" to [[discard]] 1 card, then Special Summon 1 Wyrm monster from his Graveyard. He discards "[[Tenyi Spirit - Adhara]]" to Special Summon "Monk of the Tenyi". Shoma [[attack]]s "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" with "Monk of the Tenyi". As an attack was [[declare]]d involving his non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the second effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi" to destroy a card Jukyu controls. He destroys "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm". A [[replay]] occurs, and Shoma attacks "Simorgh of Darkness" with "Monk of the Tenyi". "Monk of the Tenyi" is destroyed (Shoma LP: 8000 → 5800).
  
[[File:Gansley.jpg|thumb|left|Gansley as "[[Deepsea Warrior (anime)|Deepsea Warrior]]".]]
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Since a non-Effect Monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Shoma activates the second effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" in his Graveyard, banishing it to Special Summon the destroyed monster, then destroy a monster Jukyu controls. He Special Summons "Monk of the Tenyi", then destroys "Simorgh of Darkness". Shoma then attacks and destroys "Simorgh, Bird of Calamity" with the newly Summoned "Monk of the Tenyi". "Simorgh, Bird of Calamity" was Summoned by its second effect, and so is banished. Since a [[Winged Beast]] monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Jukyu activates the effect of "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" in his Graveyard, adding it to his hand. Shoma attacks Jukyu directly with "Shaman of the Tenyi" (Jukyu LP: 8000 → 6400).
Gansley takes the form of "[[Deepsea Warrior (anime)|Deepsea Warrior]]", which he uses as his Deck Master. He chooses to duel Yugi, and claims to have perfected a strategy to defeat him. As Yugi constructs a Deck, Gansley misinterprets Yugi saying "[[Kuriboh (anime)|Kuriboh]]", as him choosing "Kuriboh" as his Deck Master. He refuses to let Yugi change his Deck Master after that. Exploiting his Deck Master's ability to deflect attacks back at Yugi, Gansley manages to get the upper hand against Yami Yugi and is about to win, but Yugi takes control and uses "Kuriboh's" Deck Master effect to save them. Yami then uses "Kuriboh", combined with "[[Rainbow Blessing]]", allowing him to bypass Gansley's monsters and special ability to attack him directly with "[[Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight (anime)|Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight]]", defeating him.
 
  
Gansley, along with [[Crump]], [[Johnson]], and [[Leichter]], having failed to win their targets' bodies, go behind Noah's back and attempt to steal the bodies. They chase down [[Duke Devlin]], [[Serenity Wheeler]], and Joey. As they argue over who gets which bodies, Noah makes contact and tells them off. Since [[Nezbitt]] didn't rightfully take [[Tristan Taylor]]'s body, Noah allows the Big Five to share Tristan's body in order to Duel Yugi. Should they win, they would get their freedom.
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Shoma activates "[[Vessel for the Dragon Cycle (OS)|Vessel for the Dragon Cycle]]" to send a Wyrm monster from his [[Main Deck|Deck]] to the Graveyard, then, because he controls a non-Effect Monster, add a "[[Tenyi]]" monster from his Deck to his hand. He sends "Tenyi Spirit - Adhara" to the Graveyard and adds "[[Tenyi Spirit - Nahata (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Nahata]]" to his hand. Because he controls a non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the effect of "Adhara" in his Graveyard to add one of his banished Wyrm monsters back to his hand. He adds "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda".
  
The Big Five face Yugi and Joey, using Tristan's body. The 5 each switch control and Deck Master throughout the Duel. Gansley only takes full control for 1 turn. Towards the end of the Duel, the Big Five uses "[[Dragon Revival Ritual]]" to combine their Deck Masters into the "[[Mythic Dragon (anime)|Mythic Dragon]]" again. The dragon is destroyed by Yugi and Joey's "[[Mirage Knight (anime)|Mirage Knight]]", but the Big 5 use "[[A Deal with Dark Ruler (anime)|A Deal with Dark Ruler]]" to make "[[Berserk Dragon (anime)|Berserk Dragon]]" their Deck Master. Ultimately, it is destroyed by "[[Dark Magician Knight (anime)|Dark Magician Knight]]", costing them the Duel.
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To end his turn, Shoma [[Set]]s a card and activates the [[Field Spell]] "[[Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi (OS)|Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi]]". Finally, he sets "Shaman of the Tenyi" and "Monk of the Tenyi" (2+ monsters, including a [[Link Monster]]) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon "[[Berserker of the Tenyi (OS)|Berserker of the Tenyi]] (3000/↑ ↗ ↘).
  
Noah refused to give the Big Five any more chances. In the original version, Noah deleted Gansley along with the other Big Five members. In the dub, Noah imprisoned the Big Five in the different corners of the Virtual World, which were destroyed when the Virtual World was destroyed.
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'''<u>Turn 3: Strong Jukyu</u>'''<br />
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During Jukyu's [[Standby Phase]], Shoma activates his Set "[[Waterfall of Dragon Souls (OS)|Waterfall of Dragon Souls]]" to add a Wyrm monster from his Deck to his hand. He adds "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana".
  
==Decks==
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The next portion of Jukyu's turn is not shown, but at the end, he controls "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" (L8/3200/2300), "Simorgh of Darkness" (L8/3200/2300), and "Mist Valley Apex Avian" (L7/3000/2300), all in Attack Position.
===Anime===
 
Gansley uses a '''[[Reptile]]/[[WATER]] Deck''' that relies on [[Summon]]ing many monsters to use the [[Deck Master ability|ability]] of his [[Deck Master]] "[[Deepsea Warrior (anime)|Deepsea Warrior]]", called "''Reflector Hole''", which [[negate]]s an opposing [[attack]] and inflicts [[effect damage|damage]] to the opponent equal to the attacking monster's [[ATK]] at a cost of two [[Tribute]]s. Gansley further uses control cards to limit his opponent's options, either depleting their [[hand]] or limiting the number of monsters they can maintain on the [[field]].
 
  
{{Decklist|Anime Deck
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Jukyu attacks "Berserker of the Tenyi" with "Simorgh of Darkness". Since an attack was declared involving his non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Nahata" in his hand, banishing it to reduce the ATK of the opponent's battling monster by 1500 until the end of the turn. Jukyu responds with the effect of "Mist Valley Apex Avian", returning it to the hand to negate the activation of Shoma's monster's effect. The battle continues, and "Berserker of the Tenyi" is destroyed (Shoma LP: 5800 → 5600). Since a non-Effect Monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" in his hand, banishing it to Summon the destroyed monster back to his field, then destroy a card that Jukyu controls. He Summons "Berserker of the Tenyi", then destroys "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm".
|normal monsters =
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* [[Melchid the Four-Face Beast (anime)|Melchid the Four-Face Beast]]
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'''<u>Turn 4: Shoma</u>'''<br />
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''Note: Shoma's full turn is not depicted during the chapter itself; however, a page from the end of the chapter describes the full turn in detail.''
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Since he controls no Effect Monsters, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda" in his hand, Special Summoning it (L7/1500/2500) in Defense Position. He sets "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda" (1 non-Link "Tenyi" monster) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon a second "Monk of the Tenyi". He then activates the second effect of "Vishuda" in his Graveyard. Since he controls a non-Effect Monster, he banishes it to return "Simorgh of Darkness" to Jukyu's hand. He also activates the second effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Adhara" in his Graveyard to banish it and return his banished "Tenyi Dragon - Shthana" to his hand. Since he controls no Effect Monsters, he activates the effect of "Shthana" in his hand, Special Summoning it in Defense Position. He then sets "Berserker of the Tenyi" and "Monk of the Tenyi" in the Link Arrows to Link Summon a second "Shaman of the Tenyi".
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Shoma [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing (OS)|Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing]]" (L1/0/0). He tunes the [[Level]] 4 "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" to the Level 1 [[Tuner monster|Tuner]] "Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing" to [[Synchro Summon]] "[[Denglong, First of the Yang Zing (OS)|Denglong, First of the Yang Zing]]" (L5/0/2800) in Defense Position.
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Shoma activates the first effect of "Denglong" to add a "[[Yang Zing]]" card from his Deck to his hand. He adds "[[Nine Pillars of Yang Zing (OS)|Nine Pillars of Yang Zing]]". He then activates its second effect to send a Wyrm monster from his Deck to the Graveyard and make the Level of "Denglong" become the sent monster's. He sends "[[Tenyi Spirit - Mapura (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Mapura]]", a Level 4 monster, and so "Denglong" becomes Level 4. Shoma activates the first effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi", discarding "Nine Pillars of Yang Zing" to Special Summon "Berserker of the Tenyi" from his Graveyard. He sets "Denglong, First of the the Yang Zing" and "Shaman of the Tenyi" (2 monsters, including a Tuner) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon "[[Crystron Halqifibrax (OS)|Crystron Halqifibrax]]" (1500/↙ ↘). Since "Denglong, First of the Yang Zing" left the field, Shoma activates its third effect to Special Summon a "Yang Zing" monster from his Deck. He Special Summons "[[Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing (OS)|Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing]]" (L4/1900/0) in Attack Position.
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Shoma attacks Jukyu directly with "Crystron Halqifibrax", "Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing", and "Berserker of the Tenyi" (Jukyu LP: 6400 → 4900 → 3000 → 0).
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==Featured cards==
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The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italics debuted here.
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{{Decklist|Shoma Yusa
 
|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
* [[Ashingray]] x3<ref group=Notes name=hand>The third copy can be seen in his [[hand]] during [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 101|episode 101]] before he Summons "[[Melchid the Four-Face Beast (anime)|Melchid the Four-Face Beast]]".</ref>
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* ''[[Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing (OS)|Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing]]''
* [[Deepsea Warrior (anime)|Deepsea Warrior]]
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* ''[[Tenyi Spirit - Mapura (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Mapura]]''
* [[Ipiria]]
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* ''[[Tenyi Spirit - Nahata (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Nahata]]''
* [[Rainbow Snake Eingana]]
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* [[Tenyi Spirit - Shthana (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Shthana]]
* [[Ruklamba the Spirit King (anime)|Ruklamba the Spirit King]] x3
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* [[Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda]]
* [[Wall of Illusion (anime)|Wall of Illusion]]
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|tuner monsters =
* [[Yowie]]
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* ''[[Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing (OS)|Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing]]''
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* [[Tenyi Spirit - Adhara (OS)|Tenyi Spirit - Adhara]]
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|synchro monsters =
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* ''[[Denglong, First of the Yang Zing (OS)|Denglong, First of the Yang Zing]]''
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|link monsters =
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* ''[[Berserker of the Tenyi (OS)|Berserker of the Tenyi]]''
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* ''[[Crystron Halqifibrax (OS)|Crystron Halqifibrax]]''
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* [[Monk of the Tenyi (OS)|Monk of the Tenyi]] x2
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* ''[[Shaman of the Tenyi (OS)|Shaman of the Tenyi]] x2
 
|spells =
 
|spells =
* [[Offerings to the Doomed (anime)|Offerings to the Doomed]]
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* [[Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi (OS)|Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi]]
* [[Premature Burial (anime)|Premature Burial]]  
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* [[Vessel for the Dragon Cycle (OS)|Vessel for the Dragon Cycle]]
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|traps =
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* ''[[Nine Pillars of Yang Zing (OS)|Nine Pillars of Yang Zing]]''
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* [[Waterfall of Dragon Souls (OS)|Waterfall of Dragon Souls]]
 
}}
 
}}
  
===Nightmare Troubadour===
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{{Decklist|Strong Jukyu
{{Decklist|Ocean Conqueror
 
|normal monsters =
 
* [[Amphibian Beast]] x2
 
* [[Giant Red Seasnake]] x2
 
* [[Melchid the Four-Face Beast]]
 
 
|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
* [[Abyss Soldier]] x2
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* [[Simorgh of Darkness (OS)|Simorgh of Darkness]]
* [[Granadora]]
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* [[Mist Valley Apex Avian (OS)|Mist Valley Apex Avian]]
* [[Mother Grizzly]] x3
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* [[Simorgh, Bird of Calamity (OS)|Simorgh, Bird of Calamity]]
* [[Penguin Soldier]]
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* [[Simorgh, Lord of the Storm (OS)|Simorgh, Lord of the Storm]]
* [[Revival Jam]] x2
 
* [[Sangan]]
 
* [[Sinister Serpent]]
 
* [[Suijin]] x2
 
* [[The Legendary Fisherman]]
 
* [[Tribe-Infecting Virus]]
 
* [[Wall of Illusion]] x2
 
 
|spells =
 
|spells =
* [[A Legendary Ocean]] x3
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* [[Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh (OS)|Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh]]
* [[Delinquent Duo]]
 
* [[Graceful Charity]]
 
* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
 
* [[Offerings to the Doomed]]
 
* [[Pot of Greed]]
 
* [[Premature Burial]]
 
* [[Salvage]] x2
 
* [[Steel Shell]]
 
|traps =
 
* [[Call of the Haunted]]
 
* [[Sakuretsu Armor]]
 
* [[Solemn Wishes]]
 
* [[Tornado Wall]] x2
 
* [[Torrential Tribute]]
 
 
}}
 
}}
  
==Duels==
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{{Decklist|Shoma's imagination
{| class="wikitable card-list"
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|synchro monsters=
|-
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* ''[[Baxia, Brightness of the Yang Zing (OS)|Baxia, Brightness of the Yang Zing]]''
! Opponent(s) || Episode(s) || Outcome(s)
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* ''[[Denglong, First of the Yang Zing (OS)|Denglong, First of the Yang Zing]]''
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* ''[[Yazi, Evil of the Yang Zing (OS)|Yazi, Evil of the Yang Zing]]''
|-
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}}
| '''Opponent''' || '''Episode(s)''' || '''Outcome'''
 
|-
 
| [[Yugi Muto]]/[[Yami Yugi]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 099|99]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 101|101]] || Lose
 
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| [[Yugi Muto]]/[[Yami Yugi]] and [[Joey Wheeler]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 111|111]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 113|113]] || Lose (with [[the Big Five]])
 
|}
 
 
 
==Notes==
 
<references group="Notes" />
 
 
 
{{Characters/ssa}}
 
{{Characters/NTR}}
 
  
[[Category:Yu-Gi-Oh! characters]]
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"Tenyi VS Simorgh"
Title page
Names
Japanese name
JapaneseてんVSバーサスシムルグ
Base天威VSシムルグ
Furiganaてんいバーサスシムルグ
RōmajiTen'i Bāsasu Shimurugu
TranslatedTenyi VS Simorgh
Serialization
SeriesYu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures
Number2
Japanese magazineV Jump 2019 #9
Volume1: "Struct Start!!"
Release dates
JapaneseJuly 20, 2019
Chronology
Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures chapters
Previous"Struct Start!!"
Next"Light and Darkness"

"Tenyi VS Simorgh" (てんVSバーサスシムルグ Ten'i Bāsasu Shimurugu) is the second chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures manga. It was first published July 20, 2019, in the V Jump magazine.

Shoma continues his Duel against Strong Jukyu, promising to bring down his opponent's powerful field in a single turn.

Summary

Continuing the Duel in progress, Shoma Yusa has just declared that during this turn, he will break through Jukyu's "God Strong Wind" combo. Des, watching the Duel in progress, wants to believe that Shoma's just bluffing, but doesn't think he's the type to do so. Jukyu is confused at how he plans to do this, but realizes that he didn't read the effects of the "Tenyi" monsters during Deck construction, so he doesn't have any idea what they do. Nevertheless, he still believes that between the lock-down of Spells and Traps caused by his "Simorgh" monsters, as well as the free negation of any activated effect from "Mist Valley Apex Avian", Shoma still won't be able to overcome.

However, Shoma shows that he doesn't need to rely on high-ATK monsters or Spells/Traps to win. With clever use of the cards he has and their effects on the field and in the Graveyard, he soon rids the field of the "God Strong Wind" monsters, even taking heavy damage to his LP doing so.

Des is impressed with how Shoma, the unassuming Duelist from nowhere, has turned the Duel around so swiftly. However, she knows that Jukyu's reputation as one of the Four Elementary School Duel Kings is well-earned. Sure enough, Strong plants his feet and begins his turn. He declares that no matter what, his "Simorgh" will always take to the sky again and again, and in no time at all, he has reconstructed his "God Strong Wind" combo from nothing.

Jukyu knows that Shoma has more of his powerful "Tenyi" monsters waiting to trap him, but he has no true way to counter them. But the best defense is a good offense, he says - that's how Jukyu Goriki duels. He attacks despite the risks, and in no time at all, even during Jukyu's Battle Phase, Shoma uses his monsters to once again break Jukyu's combo, leaving him only with "Simorgh of Darkness". He laments that despite his combo, he ended up only going card-to-card with Shoma in the end.

Shoma begins his turn by once again using his monsters' effects to destroy Jukyu's remaining monster. He then reveals the cards he chose during Deck construction earlier to make up for his lack of certain "Tenyi" cards: the "Yang Zing", chosen due to the "Tenyi" possessing not only Wyrm support, but a Tuner without a Synchro Monster (thankfully for Shoma, one such card would be released later that year). With the "Tenyi" and the "Yang Zing" by his side, Shoma swiftly amasses the monsters he needs to reduce Jukyu's LP to 0, winning him the first Duel of the event.

Jukyu is sent flying back from his defeat, not because of the Virtual Solid Vision used by their Duel Disks, but due to a penchant for theatrics. In truth, despite his defeat, he is thrilled at having found a good opponent in Shoma, and challenges Shoma to a more casual match on the spot. Shoma accepts the challenge, only to be reminded by Des that they would have to continue this on their own time, as there is still an event happening, and they have two more Duels to play.

The Rising Rampage Deck Construction event ends, with Shoma having won all three of his Duels with the Deck he built. Des notes that for a Duelist who's lacked an opponent for three years, Shoma handled himself very well. Shoma makes good on his promise and stays at the Satellite Shop, playing with "Strong" Jukyu Goriki, his first friend in Tokyo, until well past nightfall. So ends Shoma Yusa's first day in the big city.

...Of course, he never told his sister Ageha that he'd left, nor that he'd be staying so late. The poor teenager has no idea the sort of lecture he has waiting for him when he gets home.

Featured Duel: Shoma Yusa vs Strong Jukyu

Duel continues from the previous Chapter.

Both players have 8000 LP. Strong Jukyu controls "Simorgh, Lord of the Storms" (3200/2300), "Simorgh of Darkness" (3200/2300), and "Mist Valley Apex Avian" (3000/2300) in Attack Position, as well as "Simorgh, Bird of Calamity" (1800/500) in Defense Position and "Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh" in his Field Zone. Shoma controls "Monk of the Tenyi" (1000/↓). It is Shoma's turn.

Turn 2: Shoma Yusa
Since he controls a non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the second effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda" in his Graveyard, banishing it to return Jukyu's "Mist Valley Apex Avian" to his hand. Next, since he controls no Effect Monsters, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" in his hand, Special Summoning it (L4/400/2000) in Defense Position. Shoma sets "Shthana" and "Monk of the Tenyi" (2 Wyrm monsters) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon "Shaman of the Tenyi" (1600/↙ ↘).

Shoma activates the effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi" to discard 1 card, then Special Summon 1 Wyrm monster from his Graveyard. He discards "Tenyi Spirit - Adhara" to Special Summon "Monk of the Tenyi". Shoma attacks "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" with "Monk of the Tenyi". As an attack was declared involving his non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the second effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi" to destroy a card Jukyu controls. He destroys "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm". A replay occurs, and Shoma attacks "Simorgh of Darkness" with "Monk of the Tenyi". "Monk of the Tenyi" is destroyed (Shoma LP: 8000 → 5800).

Since a non-Effect Monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Shoma activates the second effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" in his Graveyard, banishing it to Special Summon the destroyed monster, then destroy a monster Jukyu controls. He Special Summons "Monk of the Tenyi", then destroys "Simorgh of Darkness". Shoma then attacks and destroys "Simorgh, Bird of Calamity" with the newly Summoned "Monk of the Tenyi". "Simorgh, Bird of Calamity" was Summoned by its second effect, and so is banished. Since a Winged Beast monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Jukyu activates the effect of "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" in his Graveyard, adding it to his hand. Shoma attacks Jukyu directly with "Shaman of the Tenyi" (Jukyu LP: 8000 → 6400).

Shoma activates "Vessel for the Dragon Cycle" to send a Wyrm monster from his Deck to the Graveyard, then, because he controls a non-Effect Monster, add a "Tenyi" monster from his Deck to his hand. He sends "Tenyi Spirit - Adhara" to the Graveyard and adds "Tenyi Spirit - Nahata" to his hand. Because he controls a non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the effect of "Adhara" in his Graveyard to add one of his banished Wyrm monsters back to his hand. He adds "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda".

To end his turn, Shoma Sets a card and activates the Field Spell "Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi". Finally, he sets "Shaman of the Tenyi" and "Monk of the Tenyi" (2+ monsters, including a Link Monster) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon "Berserker of the Tenyi (3000/↑ ↗ ↘).

Turn 3: Strong Jukyu
During Jukyu's Standby Phase, Shoma activates his Set "Waterfall of Dragon Souls" to add a Wyrm monster from his Deck to his hand. He adds "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana".

The next portion of Jukyu's turn is not shown, but at the end, he controls "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm" (L8/3200/2300), "Simorgh of Darkness" (L8/3200/2300), and "Mist Valley Apex Avian" (L7/3000/2300), all in Attack Position.

Jukyu attacks "Berserker of the Tenyi" with "Simorgh of Darkness". Since an attack was declared involving his non-Effect Monster, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Nahata" in his hand, banishing it to reduce the ATK of the opponent's battling monster by 1500 until the end of the turn. Jukyu responds with the effect of "Mist Valley Apex Avian", returning it to the hand to negate the activation of Shoma's monster's effect. The battle continues, and "Berserker of the Tenyi" is destroyed (Shoma LP: 5800 → 5600). Since a non-Effect Monster he controls was destroyed by battle, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" in his hand, banishing it to Summon the destroyed monster back to his field, then destroy a card that Jukyu controls. He Summons "Berserker of the Tenyi", then destroys "Simorgh, Lord of the Storm".

Turn 4: Shoma
Note: Shoma's full turn is not depicted during the chapter itself; however, a page from the end of the chapter describes the full turn in detail.

Since he controls no Effect Monsters, Shoma activates the effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda" in his hand, Special Summoning it (L7/1500/2500) in Defense Position. He sets "Tenyi Spirit - Vishuda" (1 non-Link "Tenyi" monster) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon a second "Monk of the Tenyi". He then activates the second effect of "Vishuda" in his Graveyard. Since he controls a non-Effect Monster, he banishes it to return "Simorgh of Darkness" to Jukyu's hand. He also activates the second effect of "Tenyi Spirit - Adhara" in his Graveyard to banish it and return his banished "Tenyi Dragon - Shthana" to his hand. Since he controls no Effect Monsters, he activates the effect of "Shthana" in his hand, Special Summoning it in Defense Position. He then sets "Berserker of the Tenyi" and "Monk of the Tenyi" in the Link Arrows to Link Summon a second "Shaman of the Tenyi".

Shoma Normal Summons "Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing" (L1/0/0). He tunes the Level 4 "Tenyi Spirit - Shthana" to the Level 1 Tuner "Chiwen, Light of the Yang Zing" to Synchro Summon "Denglong, First of the Yang Zing" (L5/0/2800) in Defense Position.

Shoma activates the first effect of "Denglong" to add a "Yang Zing" card from his Deck to his hand. He adds "Nine Pillars of Yang Zing". He then activates its second effect to send a Wyrm monster from his Deck to the Graveyard and make the Level of "Denglong" become the sent monster's. He sends "Tenyi Spirit - Mapura", a Level 4 monster, and so "Denglong" becomes Level 4. Shoma activates the first effect of "Shaman of the Tenyi", discarding "Nine Pillars of Yang Zing" to Special Summon "Berserker of the Tenyi" from his Graveyard. He sets "Denglong, First of the the Yang Zing" and "Shaman of the Tenyi" (2 monsters, including a Tuner) in the Link Arrows to Link Summon "Crystron Halqifibrax" (1500/↙ ↘). Since "Denglong, First of the Yang Zing" left the field, Shoma activates its third effect to Special Summon a "Yang Zing" monster from his Deck. He Special Summons "Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing" (L4/1900/0) in Attack Position.

Shoma attacks Jukyu directly with "Crystron Halqifibrax", "Suanni, Fire of the Yang Zing", and "Berserker of the Tenyi" (Jukyu LP: 6400 → 4900 → 3000 → 0).

Featured cards

The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italics debuted here.