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'''Kul Elna''' is a village where [[Aknadin]] created the 7 [[Millennium Items]], through the sacrifice of 99 human souls. | '''Kul Elna''' is a village where [[Aknadin]] created the 7 [[Millennium Items]], through the sacrifice of 99 human souls. | ||
| − | Kul Elna was once a village of thieves & criminals, and was chosen by [[Aknadin]] for that very reason. The requirements of the Dark Spell necessary to create the [[Millennium Items]] included the sacrifice of 99 human souls, so Aknadin chose the darkest place in the Kingdom of Egypt in order to give power to the Items. In the process, all the village's inhabitants were sacrificed and the village destroyed, with Aknadin as the sole survivor and the only man to know the village's location. | + | Kul Elna was once a village of thieves & criminals, and was chosen by [[Aknadin]] for that very reason. The requirements of the Dark Spell necessary to create the [[Millennium Items]] included the sacrifice of 99 human souls, so Aknadin chose the darkest place in the Kingdom of Egypt in order to give power to the Items<ref>[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 206]]</ref>. In the process, all the village's inhabitants were sacrificed and the village destroyed, with Aknadin as the sole survivor and the only man to know the village's location. |
There was however another survivor among Kul Elna's population: [[Thief King Bakura]]. | There was however another survivor among Kul Elna's population: [[Thief King Bakura]]. | ||
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===Dawn of the Duel events=== | ===Dawn of the Duel events=== | ||
| − | In the [[Dawn of the Duel]] (''Millennium World'') story arc, Bakura blames [[Pharaoh Atem|Atem's]] father, [[Aknamkanon]] for destroying his village. The evil in his heart was so great the [[The Sacred Guardians|Sacred Guardians]] could not contain the beast inside. Later on, [[Pharaoh Atem]] confronts Bakura at Kul Elna in the hope of retrieving the Millennium Items he stole. Bakura summons forth the spirits of Kul Elna to protect his monster "[[Diabound]]", and attempts to destroy Atem by sending the inhabitants' spirits into his body. However, [[Mahad]] appears as "[[Dark Magician]]", managing to protect the Pharaoh and destroy Bakura's Diabound with the help of [[Mana]] and "[[Dark Magician Girl]]". | + | In the [[Dawn of the Duel]] (''Millennium World'') story arc, Bakura blames [[Pharaoh Atem|Atem's]] father, [[Aknamkanon]] for destroying his village. The evil in his heart was so great the [[The Sacred Guardians|Sacred Guardians]] could not contain the beast inside. Later on, [[Pharaoh Atem]] confronts Bakura at Kul Elna in the hope of retrieving the Millennium Items he stole<ref>[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 209]]</ref>. Bakura summons forth the spirits of Kul Elna to protect his monster "[[Diabound]]", and attempts to destroy Atem by sending the inhabitants' spirits into his body. However, [[Mahad]] appears as "[[Dark Magician]]", managing to protect the Pharaoh and destroy Bakura's Diabound with the help of [[Mana]] and "[[Dark Magician Girl]]". |
| − | However [[Aknadin]] comes in and freezes them in time (which was really Yami Bakura using his ability to control the "Sands of Time"). Aknadin then puts all seven Millennium items in the Millennium Stone bringing forth the soul Zorc and rewards him by transforming him into the Shadow Magus. | + | However [[Aknadin]] comes in and freezes them in time (which was really [[Yami Bakura]] using his ability to control the "Sands of Time"). Aknadin then puts all seven Millennium items in the Millennium Stone bringing forth the soul Zorc and rewards him by transforming him into the "[[Shadow Magus]]". |
[[File:Kul-Elna-after.jpg|left|thumb|300px|Kul Elna many years after its destruction, as it appears when visited by Pharaoh Atem in search of Thief King Bakura ([[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 209|Ep.209]])]] | [[File:Kul-Elna-after.jpg|left|thumb|300px|Kul Elna many years after its destruction, as it appears when visited by Pharaoh Atem in search of Thief King Bakura ([[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 209|Ep.209]])]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:10, 9 September 2009
Kul Elna is a village where Aknadin created the 7 Millennium Items, through the sacrifice of 99 human souls.
Kul Elna was once a village of thieves & criminals, and was chosen by Aknadin for that very reason. The requirements of the Dark Spell necessary to create the Millennium Items included the sacrifice of 99 human souls, so Aknadin chose the darkest place in the Kingdom of Egypt in order to give power to the Items[1]. In the process, all the village's inhabitants were sacrificed and the village destroyed, with Aknadin as the sole survivor and the only man to know the village's location.
There was however another survivor among Kul Elna's population: Thief King Bakura.
Dawn of the Duel events
In the Dawn of the Duel (Millennium World) story arc, Bakura blames Atem's father, Aknamkanon for destroying his village. The evil in his heart was so great the Sacred Guardians could not contain the beast inside. Later on, Pharaoh Atem confronts Bakura at Kul Elna in the hope of retrieving the Millennium Items he stole[2]. Bakura summons forth the spirits of Kul Elna to protect his monster "Diabound", and attempts to destroy Atem by sending the inhabitants' spirits into his body. However, Mahad appears as "Dark Magician", managing to protect the Pharaoh and destroy Bakura's Diabound with the help of Mana and "Dark Magician Girl".
However Aknadin comes in and freezes them in time (which was really Yami Bakura using his ability to control the "Sands of Time"). Aknadin then puts all seven Millennium items in the Millennium Stone bringing forth the soul Zorc and rewards him by transforming him into the "Shadow Magus".
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