Nitemare

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Nitemare
Kazuki Takahashi's lineart from the manga
Kazuki Takahashi's lineart from the manga
English name
  • Nitemare
Japanese translated
  • Card Majin
Other namesDarkNite
Japanese name
Japaneseカード魔神
RōmajiKādo Majin
Gender
  • Male
Video game debutYu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories
Appears in
Game Boy Color
GameCube
PlayStation
Nitemare

Nitemare, known as Card Majin (カード魔神 Kādo Majin, Card Demon God) in the Japanese version, is the main antagonist in a few of the Yu-Gi-Oh! video games. He has a less powerful form, DarkNite, which he usually appears as at first. In the Japanese versions, DarkNite is referred to as "Card Majin", while Nitemare is referred to as "Card Majin (true form)". A majin is a malevolent deity that causes misfortune and disaster.

He appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories, Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories and Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom. Manawyddan fab Llyr is the Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses incarnation of Nitemare and claims to be his brother.

Kazuki Takahashi included line art for Nitemare, along with other rough sketches for cards for the real life card and video games in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist volume 11.

Appearances

Dark Duel Stories

DarkNite, in Dark Duel Stories

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories, DarkNite is the only stage 4 opponent. He is unlocked by defeating all stage 3 opponents, at least five times each.

Nitemare, in Dark Duel Stories

Nitemare is a stage 5 opponent, unlocked using the password "43504084".

Forbidden Memories

DarkNite, in Forbidden Memories

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories, Nitemare is known to be the creator of the Shadow Games. He is sealed away in the Forbidden Ruins, only to be awoken when the 7 Millennium Items are brought there.

Nitemare, in Forbidden Memories

When Heishin awakens DarkNite, he attempts to order him claiming it is part of the pact, but Darknite says that he does not recall making a pact with Heishin. When Heishin begins to plea with DarkNite, he quickly grows tired of the conversation and turns Heishin into a card. Finding it to be nosiest and ugliest card he ever created, DarkNite burns it saying it doesn't deserve a place in his Deck.

DarkNite then turns to the prince and Seto saying that they would make nice additions to his Deck. Seto reminds the prince about the Millennium Item Cards. The prince then holds out the cards forcing DarkNite back. Unable to fully hold him back, the prince is left to duel DarkNite. After losing once DarkNite refuses to accept his defeat and turns into Nitemare demanding another Duel. The prince proceeds to defeat Nitemare, sending him back to where he came from.

The Falsebound Kingdom

DarkNite in The Falsebound Kingdom

In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom, DarkNite is the final boss. He is described as a "dark spirit," who is turned loose by Scott Irvine after the hero (either Yami Yugi or Seto Kaiba) dismantles Irvine's virtual world, The Kingdom.

Nitemare in The Falsebound Kingdom

Although DarkNite has only one monster, it is one of the powerful Egyptian God Cards. Which god card is faced depends on the hero, and seems to correspond to the God each hero has the most rivalry with; Yugi faces "Obelisk the Tormentor,"and Seto faces "Slifer the Sky Dragon," After defeating him, The Kingdom is shut down once and for all.

DarkNite doesn't appear in Joey's storyline, since it is a prequel to Yugi's storyline, where he faces Marik, who uses the "The Winged Dragon of Ra", as his final opponent.

On a replay game, it is possible to face him as Nitemare, whose God card will have maxed-out stats.

Deck

Darknite and Nitemare use a Labyrinth themed Deck. Nitemare uses Gate Guardian and the monsters who composite him: Kazejin, Suijin and Sanga of the Thunder, as well as spells such as Raigeki or Change of Heart.

Notes

  1. a b c d e f g h i j k l This is a Effect Monster in the OCG/TCG
  2. a b This is a Normal Monster in the OCG/TCG
  3. a b This is a Trap Card in the OCG/TCG