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| − | '''Maze of Fire''' was a [[Shadow Game]] in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' manga]] played between [[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]] and a group of thugs. | + | '''Maze of Fire'''<ref>''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Character Guidebook: The Gospel of Truth]]''</ref> was a [[Shadow Game]] in the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (manga)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' manga]] played between [[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]] and a group of thugs. |
Using a can of spray paint, Dark Yugi was able to setup a trap to save [[Tomoya Hanasaki]] from the thugs that Hanasaki thought he could defeat while dressed as the vigilante [[Zombire]]. | Using a can of spray paint, Dark Yugi was able to setup a trap to save [[Tomoya Hanasaki]] from the thugs that Hanasaki thought he could defeat while dressed as the vigilante [[Zombire]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:04, 11 September 2012
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| English | Maze of Fire |
| Japanese | Ho no Meiro |
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| Location | Canal yard |
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| Chapters | 23: ""American Hero (Part 2)"" |
Maze of Fire[1] was a Shadow Game in the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga played between Dark Yugi and a group of thugs.
Using a can of spray paint, Dark Yugi was able to setup a trap to save Tomoya Hanasaki from the thugs that Hanasaki thought he could defeat while dressed as the vigilante Zombire.
Events
Prior events
Hanasaki's father paid thugs to stage crimes and allow Tomoya Hanasaki to break them up, while he dressed as Zombire and thought he was a superhero. However while pretending to have kidnapped Yugi Mutou, the thugs demanded more money than Hanasaki's father could pay and threatened to beat-up Hanasaki if he didn't pay.
As Hanasaki got beaten-up by the thugs, who told they had been paid the whole time, Dark Yugi and Hanasaki's father arrived. Dark Yugi broke up the fight by challenging the thugs to a game.
The game
One of the thugs threw his cigarette on the ground, next to a spray paint can they had used to graffiti tag the area and asked if Dark Yugi thought he could take them on. Dark Yugi picked up the spray can and began to run, while the thugs chased him with knives.
Hanasaki's father tried to take Hanasaki away while the thugs were distracted by Dark Yugi, but Hanasaki refused to run away, while Yugi was in danger.
Dark Yugi sprayed lines on the ground, while the thugs chased him. Eventually he was cornered, but he directed their attention to the paint he had sprayed and the cigarette butt, which was being used as a fuse. As the cigarette burned out, its fire hit the paint, setting it all alight.
The thugs were separated from Dark Yugi, as they got trapped in his "Maze of Fire". With the legs of their pants on fire, the three of them ran out of the yard, leaping into the canal.
Aftermath
Hanasaki apologized to Dark Yugi and thought that he had been foolish for thinking he could be a superdefending hero, but Dark Yugi still insisted that he could. Meanwhile Hanasaki's father realized that he was wrong and the true hero's face had been behind the mask; the face that got bruised defending its friend.
References
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 22: "American Hero (Part 1)"
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 23: "American Hero (Part 2)"
