Difference between revisions of "Photon Hand"
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[[File:Photon_Hand.png|thumb|[[Kaito Tenjo|Kaito]] using Photon Hand.]] | [[File:Photon_Hand.png|thumb|[[Kaito Tenjo|Kaito]] using Photon Hand.]] | ||
| − | It lets the person obtain a "Number" card from a defeated opponent, similar to the way in which [[Astral]] does it, but | + | It lets the person obtain a "Number" card from a defeated opponent, similar to the way in which [[Astral]] does it, but through bitter means: stealing the opponent's soul. When someone uses Photon Hand, an illuminated hand and arm forms, stretching out and entering the fallen foe. The hand takes away the victim's soul who ages considerably and leaves them catatonic. Then the user can compress the "Numbers" attached to that soul. Kaito was told by [[Mr. Heartland]] that all "Number" holders are evil, so stealing their souls does not matter.<ref name="ep13" /> |
[[Jin]] also possessed this ability, though how or from whom he acquired it is not known.<ref name="ep17" /> | [[Jin]] also possessed this ability, though how or from whom he acquired it is not known.<ref name="ep17" /> | ||
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Kaito claimed that he doesn't know what happens to the souls he takes.<ref name="ep14">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|14|ref}}</ref> Jin claimed that the "Numbers" consume their owner's hearts and drain their souls which would explain why Photon Hand must take the victim's soul.<ref name="ep17">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|17|ref}}</ref> | Kaito claimed that he doesn't know what happens to the souls he takes.<ref name="ep14">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|14|ref}}</ref> Jin claimed that the "Numbers" consume their owner's hearts and drain their souls which would explain why Photon Hand must take the victim's soul.<ref name="ep17">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|17|ref}}</ref> | ||
| − | In episode 22, Kaito used the Photon Hand on [[Ryoga Kamishiro]] thinking he had a "Number", but noticed there were no "Numbers", then he absorbed the soul. Kaito said he doesn't like taking souls, so it is possible that the souls taken away cannot be returned, otherwise Kaito would have returned Ryoga's soul. | + | In episode 22, Kaito used the Photon Hand on [[Ryoga Kamishiro]] thinking he had a "Number", but noticed there were no "Numbers", then he absorbed the soul. Kaito said he doesn't like taking souls, so it is possible that the souls taken away cannot be returned, otherwise Kaito would have returned Ryoga's soul. However, it is possible that Kaito absorbed the soul to taunt [[Yuma Tsukumo | Yuma]] as he didn't absorb it until Yuma found them. |
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Revision as of 23:06, 11 September 2011
Photon Hand is a method of taking "Numbers" monsters from their owners. It is technological in origin and provided to Kaito Tenjo by Dr. Faker.[1]
It lets the person obtain a "Number" card from a defeated opponent, similar to the way in which Astral does it, but through bitter means: stealing the opponent's soul. When someone uses Photon Hand, an illuminated hand and arm forms, stretching out and entering the fallen foe. The hand takes away the victim's soul who ages considerably and leaves them catatonic. Then the user can compress the "Numbers" attached to that soul. Kaito was told by Mr. Heartland that all "Number" holders are evil, so stealing their souls does not matter.[1]
Jin also possessed this ability, though how or from whom he acquired it is not known.[2]
Kaito claimed that he doesn't know what happens to the souls he takes.[3] Jin claimed that the "Numbers" consume their owner's hearts and drain their souls which would explain why Photon Hand must take the victim's soul.[2]
In episode 22, Kaito used the Photon Hand on Ryoga Kamishiro thinking he had a "Number", but noticed there were no "Numbers", then he absorbed the soul. Kaito said he doesn't like taking souls, so it is possible that the souls taken away cannot be returned, otherwise Kaito would have returned Ryoga's soul. However, it is possible that Kaito absorbed the soul to taunt Yuma as he didn't absorb it until Yuma found them.
References
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 13: "The Number Hunter, Part 1"
- ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 17: "It's in the Cards, Part 1"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 14: "The Number Hunter, Part 2"
