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| − | '''Kemo''', known as '''Saruwatari''' in the manga and Japanese | + | '''Kemo''', known as '''Saruwatari''' in the manga and Japanese Version is one of [[Maximillion Pegasus|Pegasus']] suits. |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===Working for Kaiba=== | ===Working for Kaiba=== | ||
| − | Kemo worked for [[KaibaCorp]] as one of [[Seto Kaiba|Seto]] and [[Mokuba Kaiba|Mokuba's]] private bodyguards | + | [[Kemo]] worked for [[KaibaCorp]] as one of [[Seto Kaiba|Seto]] and [[Mokuba Kaiba|Mokuba's]] private bodyguards but he was actually working for [[Industrial Illusions]] the whole time, gathering information from within [[Kaiba Corporation]] and giving it to [[Pegasus]]. |
| − | During [[Death-T]], he and other guards hold [[Joey Wheeler|Jonouchi]] and [[Téa Gardner|Téa]] at gunpoint, while [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] faces Seto Kaiba. However after [[Tristan Taylor|Honda]] returns, Honda and Jonouchi start to fight off the guards, who are then told to step down by Mokuba. | + | During [[Death-T]], he and other guards hold [[Joey Wheeler|Jonouchi]] and [[Téa Gardner|Téa]] at gunpoint, while [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] faces [[Seto Kaiba]]. However, after [[Tristan Taylor|Honda]] returns, [[Honda]] and [[Jonouchi]] start to fight off the guards, who are then told to step down by [[Mokuba]]. |
| − | During the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! the Movie]], he kidnaps unwilling invitees to Kaiba's tournament. Jonouchi stops him from forcing [[Shougo Aoyama]] to enter. | + | During the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! the Movie]], he kidnaps unwilling invitees to [[Kaiba]]'s tournament. [[Jonouchi]] stops him from forcing [[Shougo Aoyama]] to enter. |
===Duelist Kingdom=== | ===Duelist Kingdom=== | ||
| − | Kemo works for [[Pegasus]] on [[Duelist Kingdom]], while Seto Kaiba is missing. He apprehends Mokuba Kaiba after his Duel with Yugi. Yugi challenges him to a Duel for Mokuba's freedom. Since Kemo doesn't play games, he arranges an opponent for | + | [[Kemo]] works for [[Pegasus]] on [[Duelist Kingdom]], while [[Seto Kaiba]] is missing. He apprehends [[Mokuba Kaiba]] after his [[Duel]] with [[Yugi]]. [[Yugi]] challenges him to a [[Duel]] for [[Mokuba]]'s freedom. Since [[Kemo]] doesn't play games, he arranges an opponent for [[Yugi]]. |
| − | In the manga, | + | In the manga, he [[duel]]s against [[Ventriloquist of the Dead]]. In the anime, he [[duel]]s against [[Ghost Kaiba]]. Although [[Yugi]] wins the [[Duel]], he still takes [[Mokuba]] back to [[Pegasus]]. |
| − | In the | + | In the manga, Saruwatari ([[Kemo]]) is confronted by [[Kaiba]], who he believed to be dead at [[Pegasus]]' castle. He tries to stop [[Kaiba]], after [[Kaiba]] holds a gun to [[Croquet]]'s head. [[Croquet]] panics and tells him to obey [[Kaiba]]. W |
| − | He later acts as the guard at the entrance to Pegasus' castle and attempts to stop the group from entering since half of them are not | + | While [[Croquet]] is taken hostage, [[Kaiba]] demands [[Saruwatari]] to get [[Pegasus]]. On [[Pegasus]] order, he gives [[Kaiba]] the 5 [[Star Chips]] that [[Mokuba]] had stolen to wager in a [[Duel]] against [[Yugi]]. |
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| + | In the [[Anime]], he is confronted by [[Kaiba]], as he entered the island with a gun to his head (which was edited out in the English Version) but [[Kaiba]] disarmed him with [[Gyakutenno Megami|a card]]. He then forces [[Saruwatari]] to take him to where [[Mokuba]]'s cell is and [[Saruwatari]] does so. | ||
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| + | He later acts as the guard at the entrance to [[Pegasus]]' castle and attempts to stop the group from entering since half of them are not [[duelist]]s. In the manga, Jonouchi ([[Joey]]) knocks him unconscious. In the [[Anime]], [[Mai Valentine]] flirts with him, distracting him long enough for the others to dash in, closing the door behind them. | ||
===Legendary Heroes=== | ===Legendary Heroes=== | ||
| − | During the group's | + | During the group's 1st stay in the [[Virtual World]], [[Kemo]] attempts to break into the room where their bodies are. [[Téa Gardner]] and [[Tristan Taylor]] put up a desperate defense to stop them using furniture to block the door. |
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| + | After everyone awoke after [[Yugi]] and [[Kaiba]]'s [[Dragon Master Knight]] defeated [[The Big Five]]'s [[Five-Headed Dragon]], [[Kemo]] fled in order to warn [[The Big Five]] members. | ||
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| + | It is likely that he was fired at that point, as he is not seen in the series again, except for in some of the flashbacks of the [[Kaiba]] brothers' upbringing during the [[Virtual World]] arc. | ||
==Yu-Gi-Oh! R== | ==Yu-Gi-Oh! R== | ||
| − | Kemo re-appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! R, still working for Industrial Illusions. He was seen in episode 27 trying to stop Joey, Tristan and Mokuba from advancing | + | [[Kemo]] re-appears in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! R]], still working for [[Industrial Illusions]]. He was seen in episode 27 trying to stop [[Joey]], [[Tristan]] and [[Mokuba]] from advancing to the [[Kaiba Corporation]] building but he was easily beaten in a fight by [[Joey]]. |
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Kemo, known as Saruwatari in the manga and Japanese Version is one of Pegasus' suits.
Biography
Working for Kaiba
Kemo worked for KaibaCorp as one of Seto and Mokuba's private bodyguards but he was actually working for Industrial Illusions the whole time, gathering information from within Kaiba Corporation and giving it to Pegasus.
During Death-T, he and other guards hold Jonouchi and Téa at gunpoint, while Yugi faces Seto Kaiba. However, after Honda returns, Honda and Jonouchi start to fight off the guards, who are then told to step down by Mokuba.
During the Yu-Gi-Oh! the Movie, he kidnaps unwilling invitees to Kaiba's tournament. Jonouchi stops him from forcing Shougo Aoyama to enter.
Duelist Kingdom
Kemo works for Pegasus on Duelist Kingdom, while Seto Kaiba is missing. He apprehends Mokuba Kaiba after his Duel with Yugi. Yugi challenges him to a Duel for Mokuba's freedom. Since Kemo doesn't play games, he arranges an opponent for Yugi.
In the manga, he duels against Ventriloquist of the Dead. In the anime, he duels against Ghost Kaiba. Although Yugi wins the Duel, he still takes Mokuba back to Pegasus.
In the manga, Saruwatari (Kemo) is confronted by Kaiba, who he believed to be dead at Pegasus' castle. He tries to stop Kaiba, after Kaiba holds a gun to Croquet's head. Croquet panics and tells him to obey Kaiba. W
While Croquet is taken hostage, Kaiba demands Saruwatari to get Pegasus. On Pegasus order, he gives Kaiba the 5 Star Chips that Mokuba had stolen to wager in a Duel against Yugi.
In the Anime, he is confronted by Kaiba, as he entered the island with a gun to his head (which was edited out in the English Version) but Kaiba disarmed him with a card. He then forces Saruwatari to take him to where Mokuba's cell is and Saruwatari does so.
He later acts as the guard at the entrance to Pegasus' castle and attempts to stop the group from entering since half of them are not duelists. In the manga, Jonouchi (Joey) knocks him unconscious. In the Anime, Mai Valentine flirts with him, distracting him long enough for the others to dash in, closing the door behind them.
Legendary Heroes
During the group's 1st stay in the Virtual World, Kemo attempts to break into the room where their bodies are. Téa Gardner and Tristan Taylor put up a desperate defense to stop them using furniture to block the door.
After everyone awoke after Yugi and Kaiba's Dragon Master Knight defeated The Big Five's Five-Headed Dragon, Kemo fled in order to warn The Big Five members.
It is likely that he was fired at that point, as he is not seen in the series again, except for in some of the flashbacks of the Kaiba brothers' upbringing during the Virtual World arc.
Yu-Gi-Oh! R
Kemo re-appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! R, still working for Industrial Illusions. He was seen in episode 27 trying to stop Joey, Tristan and Mokuba from advancing to the Kaiba Corporation building but he was easily beaten in a fight by Joey.
