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− | | | + | | en_name = Bashford |
− | | | + | | de_name = Opa Bashford |
− | + | | ja_name = 屑山鉄蔵 | |
− | + | | romaji_name = Kuzuyama Tetsuzō | |
− | | ja_name | + | | ja_trans_name = Tetsuzo Kuzuyama |
− | | romaji_name | + | | anime_debut = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|68|ref}} |
− | | | + | | video_game_debut = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia]]'' |
− | | | + | | appears_in_anime = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' |
− | | | + | | appears_in_nds = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia]]'' |
− | + | | gender = Male | |
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− | | | + | * [[Adam (anime)|Adam]] (son) |
− | + | | anime_deck = [[Junk]]/[[Scrap-Iron]] | |
− | + | | ja_voice = {{voice actors|ja|Seizō Katō}} | |
− | | | + | | en_voice = {{voice actors|en|Wayne Grayson}} |
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+ | '''Bashford''', known as '''Tetsuzo Kuzuyama''' in the Japanese version is a hermit character in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', living in [[Satellite]]. | ||
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+ | Having once lived happily with his wife and [[Adam (anime)|Adam]], his son, Bashford became obsessed with his work, prompting a separation. Afterwards he became socially withdrawn and developed [[wikipedia:compulsive hoarding|compulsive hoarding]]. | ||
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+ | His Japanese name and surname, Tetsuzo and Kuzuyama, can be directly translated as "Iron Warehouse" and "Scrap Mountain" respectively. | ||
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+ | ==Biography== | ||
+ | ===Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds=== | ||
+ | Bashford had a strong relationship with his son Adam, who he would often [[Duel]] with, and gave him his "[[Kid Junk]]" card. However, due to his obsession with his work, Bashford's wife eventually left him and took custody of Adam, leading Bashford to become a hermit afterwards. He allowed the amount of scrap-iron in the garden to go out of control and did not see his wife or son after their separation. He built an old-fashioned [[Duel Arena]] in the hopes that Adam would return to Duel him. | ||
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+ | [[Martha]] and [[Dr. Schmidt|Schmidt]] became concerned over Bashford's safety, as he is living alone amongst unstable piles of scrap metal. Unable to convince him to move into Martha's place, they send [[Crow]] to speak with him. | ||
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+ | After Crow, [[Yusei Fudo|Yusei]], [[Jack Atlas|Jack]] and [[Blister]] arrive outside Bashford's property, he attempts to shoo them away. Crow tries to forcefully enter his house, but Bashford fends him away with a series of traps (One of those traps looks like "[[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow (anime)|Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]]") and a holographic "[[Two-Headed King Rex (anime)|Two-Headed King Rex]]" from the Dueling Arena. | ||
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+ | Crow challenges him to a Duel in the arena. If Bashford wins, Crow will leave and if Crow wins, Bashford will come with them to Martha's. Bashford reluctantly accepts. He uses a scrap metal family themed [[Deck]]; Both Yusei and Jack recognize the strategy, but are confused as to why he does not [[Summon]] the [[Kid Junk|child card]], which ultimate leads to his defeat. The shockwaves from the Duel cause the mountains of junk to fall over, destroying his house, but Crow manages to save Bashford by pulling him into a cabinet to shield them both. | ||
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+ | Before the house collapses, Yusei managed to retrieve a picture of Bashford and his family. Yusei guesses that the reason Bashford did not Summon "[[Kid Junk]]" is because he gave it to his son. | ||
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+ | Bashford tells them of how he lost contact with Adam due to his own neglect. Yusei, Jack, Blister and Crow tell him that they are his [[wikipedia:fictive kinship|sons]] and convince him to come to Martha's where he will have plenty of grandchildren. | ||
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+ | Bashford moves in to Martha's, where he makes a [[Stardust Dragon statue]] out of scrap metal in front of the house. He asks Crow to give him a shoulder massage as his new son. | ||
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+ | ===World Championship 2010=== | ||
+ | [[File:Bashford-World-Championship.png|thumb|left|Bashford, in ''Reverse of Arcadia'']] | ||
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+ | Bashford can be found in the Satellite Slums after finishing the main storyline. He is referred to by his Japanese name, Tetsuzo Kuzuyama. | ||
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+ | {{clear left}} | ||
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+ | ====Post-duel rewards==== | ||
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+ | * [[Ally of Justice Catastor]] | ||
+ | * [[Ally of Justice Light Gazer]] | ||
+ | * [[Dimension Fortress Weapon]] | ||
+ | * [[Genex Ally Duradark]] | ||
+ | * [[Junk Synchron]] | ||
+ | * [[Limiter Removal]] | ||
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+ | ==Decks== | ||
+ | ===Anime=== | ||
+ | Bashford uses a '''Scrap-Iron Family Deck''' that revolves the use cards with the word "[[Junk]]" in their name. This, in combination with the [[Field Spell Card|Field Spell]] "[[Junk Factory]]", which besides powering them up, also makes [[Monster Card|monsters]] [[return]] to the owner's [[Deck]] instead of being [[Send|sent]] to the [[Graveyard]] when they are [[destroy]]ed. Additionally, his [[Trap Card]]s, much like "[[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow (later anime)|Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]]" are capable of being reused each [[turn]], having the [[Card effect|effect]] to [[Set]] themselves [[face-down]] instead of going to the [[Graveyard]]. | ||
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+ | {{Decklist | ||
+ | |normal monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Kid Junk]] (given to [[Adam (anime)|Adam]]) | ||
+ | |effect monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Maternal Junk]] | ||
+ | * [[Paternal Junk]] | ||
+ | |spells = | ||
+ | * [[Junk Barrage (anime)|Junk Barrage]] | ||
+ | * [[Junk Factory]] | ||
+ | |traps = | ||
+ | * [[Junk Spirit]] | ||
+ | * [[Scrap-Iron Barricade]] | ||
+ | * [[Scrap-Iron Pitfall]] | ||
+ | * [[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow (later anime)|Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | ===World Championship 2010=== | ||
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+ | {{Decklist| | ||
+ | | name = Scrap Recycle | ||
+ | | ja_name = クズ鉄収集リサイクル | ||
+ | | romaji_name = Kuzutetsu Shūshū Risaikuru | ||
+ | | ja_trans_name = Recycling Collected Scrap Iron | ||
+ | |effect monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Ancient Gear Beast]] | ||
+ | * [[Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Dimension Fortress Weapon]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Genex Ally Duradark]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Genex Searcher]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Genex Turbine]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Mecha Bunny]] x2 | ||
+ | |union monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Oilman]] x3 | ||
+ | |gemini monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Ancient Gear Knight]] x2 | ||
+ | |tuner monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Junk Synchron]] x3 | ||
+ | |synchro monsters = | ||
+ | * [[Ally of Justice Catastor]] | ||
+ | * [[Ally of Justice Decisive Armor]] | ||
+ | * [[Ally of Justice Field Marshal]] | ||
+ | * [[Ally of Justice Light Gazer]] | ||
+ | |spells = | ||
+ | * [[Book of Moon]] | ||
+ | * [[Different Dimension Capsule]] | ||
+ | * [[Giant Trunade]] | ||
+ | * [[Hammer Shot]] | ||
+ | * [[Junk Barrage]] x3 | ||
+ | * [[Limiter Removal]] | ||
+ | * [[Mystical Space Typhoon]] | ||
+ | * [[Rush Recklessly]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Soul Taker]] | ||
+ | * [[Twister]] | ||
+ | * [[United We Stand]] | ||
+ | |traps = | ||
+ | * [[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]] x2 | ||
+ | * [[Spiritual Earth Art - Kurogane]] x3 | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | ==Duels== | ||
+ | {| class="wikitable card-list" | ||
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+ | ! scope="col" | Opponent(s) | ||
+ | ! scope="col" | Episode(s) | ||
+ | ! scope="col" | Outcome | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | [[Crow Hogan]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 068|68]] || Lose | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | {{Characters/5D's}} | ||
+ | {{Characters|WC10}} | ||
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+ | [[Category:Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's characters]] |
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Anime Deck | Junk/Scrap-Iron | ||||||
Anime debut | Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode Trash Talk" 68: " | ||||||
Video game debut | Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia | ||||||
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Bashford |
Bashford, known as Tetsuzo Kuzuyama in the Japanese version is a hermit character in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, living in Satellite.
Having once lived happily with his wife and Adam, his son, Bashford became obsessed with his work, prompting a separation. Afterwards he became socially withdrawn and developed compulsive hoarding.
His Japanese name and surname, Tetsuzo and Kuzuyama, can be directly translated as "Iron Warehouse" and "Scrap Mountain" respectively.
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Biography[edit]
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds[edit]
Bashford had a strong relationship with his son Adam, who he would often Duel with, and gave him his "Kid Junk" card. However, due to his obsession with his work, Bashford's wife eventually left him and took custody of Adam, leading Bashford to become a hermit afterwards. He allowed the amount of scrap-iron in the garden to go out of control and did not see his wife or son after their separation. He built an old-fashioned Duel Arena in the hopes that Adam would return to Duel him.
Martha and Schmidt became concerned over Bashford's safety, as he is living alone amongst unstable piles of scrap metal. Unable to convince him to move into Martha's place, they send Crow to speak with him.
After Crow, Yusei, Jack and Blister arrive outside Bashford's property, he attempts to shoo them away. Crow tries to forcefully enter his house, but Bashford fends him away with a series of traps (One of those traps looks like "Scrap-Iron Scarecrow") and a holographic "Two-Headed King Rex" from the Dueling Arena.
Crow challenges him to a Duel in the arena. If Bashford wins, Crow will leave and if Crow wins, Bashford will come with them to Martha's. Bashford reluctantly accepts. He uses a scrap metal family themed Deck; Both Yusei and Jack recognize the strategy, but are confused as to why he does not Summon the child card, which ultimate leads to his defeat. The shockwaves from the Duel cause the mountains of junk to fall over, destroying his house, but Crow manages to save Bashford by pulling him into a cabinet to shield them both.
Before the house collapses, Yusei managed to retrieve a picture of Bashford and his family. Yusei guesses that the reason Bashford did not Summon "Kid Junk" is because he gave it to his son.
Bashford tells them of how he lost contact with Adam due to his own neglect. Yusei, Jack, Blister and Crow tell him that they are his sons and convince him to come to Martha's where he will have plenty of grandchildren.
Bashford moves in to Martha's, where he makes a Stardust Dragon statue out of scrap metal in front of the house. He asks Crow to give him a shoulder massage as his new son.
World Championship 2010[edit]
Bashford can be found in the Satellite Slums after finishing the main storyline. He is referred to by his Japanese name, Tetsuzo Kuzuyama.
Post-duel rewards[edit]
- Ally of Justice Catastor
- Ally of Justice Light Gazer
- Dimension Fortress Weapon
- Genex Ally Duradark
- Junk Synchron
- Limiter Removal
Decks[edit]
Anime[edit]
Bashford uses a Scrap-Iron Family Deck that revolves the use cards with the word "Junk" in their name. This, in combination with the Field Spell "Junk Factory", which besides powering them up, also makes monsters return to the owner's Deck instead of being sent to the Graveyard when they are destroyed. Additionally, his Trap Cards, much like "Scrap-Iron Scarecrow" are capable of being reused each turn, having the effect to Set themselves face-down instead of going to the Graveyard.
World Championship 2010[edit]
Scrap Recycle
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Japanese: クズ鉄収集リサイクル · Rōmaji: Kuzutetsu Shūshū Risaikuru · Translated: Recycling Collected Scrap Iron
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Duels[edit]
Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome |
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Crow Hogan | 68 | Lose |