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== Summary ==
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{{OCG-TCG card image | name = X-Krawler Qualiark (Master Duel)}}
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* In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 142|episode 142]], [[Axel Brodie]] uses this card during his duel against [[Skull Knight (character)|Skull Knight]]. After Axel Special Summons "[[Volcanic Doomfire]]", he activates this card to Special Summon four "[[Bomb Token (anime)|Bomb Token]]s" to Skull Knight's side of the field as Skull Knight had four unoccupied Monster Card Zones. "[[Volcanic Doomfire]]" then attacks and destroys "[[Lycanthrope]]". The second effect of "Volcanic Doomfire" then activates, destroying the Bomb Tokens and inflicting 500 damage to Skull Knight for each monster destroyed this way. Since four were destroyed this way, Skull Knight takes 2000 damage and this wins Axel the Duel.
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== Licensing ==
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* In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 169|episode 169]], [[Axel Brodie]] [[Set]]s this card during his Duel against [[Trueman]], but did not activate it. Axel intended to activate this card to [[Special Summon]] "[[Bomb Token (anime)|Bomb Token]]s" to Trueman's side of the field during his next turn. He would then activate "[[Switch Off]]" to [[negate]] the effect of [[Trueman]]'s "[[Flame Wall]]" until the End Phase and switch one Bomb Token to Attack Position. "[[Volcanic Doomfire]]" would then attack and destroy the token and activate its second effect to destroy the remaining tokens and inflict 2000 damage to Trueman. When Trueman activates "[[The Unchosen One]]", Axel was forced to choose on either preventing "Volcanic Doomfire" or "[[Volcanic Queen]]" from being destroyed. Axel selects "Volcanic Doomfire", so his set Cards and "Volcanic Queen" are destroyed.
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