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'''Solid Vision''' are interactive holographic projections. [[Seto Kaiba]] used this phenomenon to create holographic monsters in order to recreate the Experience of Death [[Penalty Game]] and enhance games, including ''[[Duel Monsters]]'', ''[[Dungeon Dice Monsters]]'' and ''[[Capsule Monster Chess]]''.
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[[File:DMx001 Holographic technology.jpg|thumb|right|300px|"[[Hitotsu-Me Giant (anime)|Hitotsu-Me Giant]]", rendered with Solid Vision]]
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'''Solid Vision''' are interactive holographic projections that appear in all ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' media. They are used to project visual representations of [[Duel Monsters]] during Duels to increase the immersion of a Duel. Depending on the setting, Solid Vision holograms are used for various purposes and have varying levels and types of technology behind them, though they most commonly appear in [[Duel Disk]]s. In some situations, Solid Vision monsters are capable of inflicting real damage, usually either through [[Shadow Duel]]s or various technological means.
  
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''Duel Monsters'' cards contain [[wikipedia:Microchip|microchips]]. When the cards are played in a [[Battle Box]], [[Dueling Arena]], [[Duel Disk]] or [[Duel Runner]], the microchip is activated. The data it contains is used to created the Solid Vision holograms.<ref>{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|27|ref}}</ref>There are also certain situations where the holograms can inflict real damage.
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==Usage==
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===In general===
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The original continuity explains that ''Duel Monsters'' cards contain [[wikipedia:Microchip|microchips]]. When the cards are played in a compatible device, including [[Battle Box]]es, [[Dueling Arena]]s, [[Duel Disk]]s, and [[Duel Runner]]s, the microchip is activated. The data it contains is used to created the Solid Vision holograms.<ref>{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|27|ref}}</ref>
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'' and presumably ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!]]'' due to their Duel Disks sharing the same origin, Duel Disks instead use advanced card recognition technology and photographic processing that could be seen by the naked eye, technology not dissimilar from the real-life ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! NEURON]]'' app.<ref name="sv25">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS|25|ref}}</ref>
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===Anime===
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====Yu-Gi-Oh!====
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Two years before the events of the series, [[Seto Kaiba]] designed the prototypes for the Solid Vision system during [[Gozaburo Kaiba]]'s time as CEO of [[KaibaCorp]]. He intended to use them in his plans for [[Kaiba Land]], but Gozaburo re-purposed the system as a tool for battle simulations.<ref name="dm104">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|104|ref}}</ref> After taking over KaibaCorp, Kaiba took his ideas to [[Maximillion Pegasus]], who discussed them with him during his match with [[Bandit Keith]].<ref name="dm16">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|16|ref}}</ref> KaibaCorp and [[Industrial Illusions]] came to a deal to produce the [[Duel Arena]]s. Around the same time, [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] had been designing [[Battle Box]]es, a similar system, but Pegasus made his deal with Kaiba just as Zigfried arrived on the scene.<ref name="dm195">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|195|ref}}</ref>
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Kaiba continued to develop the system. After his loss to [[Yugi Muto]], he created two [[Duel Disk prototype]]s which would both allow him to Duel in any location using Solid Vision and also project holographic cards to help obscure the user's faces; a tactic that Kaiba thought would help him combat Pegasus's apparent mind-reading.<ref name="dm22">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|22|ref}}</ref> He perfected this design with the [[KC mass production Disk]].<ref name="dm54">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|54|ref}}</ref> The organization [[Paradius]] appeared to have gained early access to the system; [[Dartz]] was shown giving [[Rafael]] a [[Chaos Duel Disk]] prior to the events of the series.<ref name="dm176">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|176|ref}}</ref>
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', Solid Vision is also used to play ''Duel Monsters'' on [[Duel Runner]]s. The stadiums project holographic "spheres" that can display images of [[Turbo Duel]]s, in order to allow spectators to easily observe the Duels while they are motion.<ref name="5ds1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|1|ref}}</ref>
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[[Z-one]]'s ruined future depicted Duel Disks that used teal energy beams as card trays, though it was not stated whether these were Solid Vision.<ref name="5ds134">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|134|ref}}</ref>
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL====
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Solid Vision is largely not used in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]''. Instead, a new system, called [[AR Vision]] is used in conjunction with the [[Duel Gazer]] and the new model of Duel Disks, which can only be seen by a person if they wear a Duel Gazer.<ref name="zx1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|1|ref}}</ref> Solid Vision still appears on occasion, with [[Dr. Faker]] using a hologram to appear to [[Yuma Tsukumo]] and [[Astral]] in [[Heartland Tower]].<ref name="zx60">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|60|ref}}</ref>
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'', Solid Vision has been developed into the '''ARC (Augmented Reality Combat) System''' (Real Solid Vision in the Japanese version), described as "Solid Vision with mass", by a collaboration between [[Leo Akaba]] and [[Yusho Sakaki]]. The former founded the [[Leo Corporation]] to mass produce the system for the general public, leading to the creation of [[Action Duel]]s.<ref name="av127">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|127|ref}}</ref> The system produces holograms that can be touched and deal physical blows, though the power and hardness of the Solid Vision can be adjusted for younger users.<ref name="av27">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|27|ref}}</ref> It is only used in Action Duels at the start of the series, though the Duel Disks project a source as a blade, and when the ARC System is damaged, the Duel ends.<ref name="av1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|1|ref}}</ref>
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The ARC System can also be applied to Duel Disks, allowing it to be used outside of an Action Field.<ref name="av7">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|7|ref}}</ref> It is widely used by [[Duel Academy (ARC-V)|Duel Academy]], [[The Resistance]] (who may have reverse-engineered the technology) and [[Sector Security (ARC-V)|Sector Security]], who were given the technology by [[Jean-Michel Roget]]. Sector Security use the ARC System for a wider variety of purposes; energy nets projected by blasters, and projections of "[[Gate Blocker (anime)|Gate Blocker]]" to bar exits.<ref name="av54">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|54|ref}}</ref>
  
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==Usage==
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According to [[Leo Akaba]], the ARC System was discovered in the [[Original Dimension]] and it lead that Dimension's ruin. Monsters produced with the ARC System become self-aware, as Duel Monsters have souls. This caused [[Z-ARC]] and [[Four Dimension Dragons|his four dragons]] to go on a rampage and merge [[Supreme King Z-ARC (anime)|into a single dragon]].<ref name="av126">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|126|ref}}</ref>
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In the manga, Kaiba created Battle Boxes which used Solid Vision to enhance ''Duel Monsters'' and made a deal with [[Industrial Illusions]] to produce them.
 
  
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During [[Death-T]], Kaiba used [[Battle Box]]es, to create holograms of the monsters Summoned in ''Duel Monsters'' and ''Capsule Monster Chess''. Whoever lost a game, would be subject to the Illusion of Death by virtual reality. He tested the Penalty Game on human subjects, finding that the average person went insane after ten minutes of the torture.
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'', outdated Duel Disks that use physical cards materialize the blade of Solid Vision as the Duel Disks in ''ARC-V'' did, in addition to virtual copies of Decks. Solid Vision holograms do not inflict physical damage.<ref name="vr61">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|61|ref}}</ref>
  
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Battle Boxes were used for the [[Duelist Kingdom]] tournament.
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS]]'', Solid Vision was created by [[Goha Enterprises]] and [[Mutsuba Heavy Machinery]]. Rather than including microchips in cards, Solid Vision is stated to use advanced card recognition technology and photographic processing that could be seen by the naked eye.<ref name="sv25" /> In the present, Goha Enterprises' Duel Disks are the predominant technology to use Solid Vision, though the [[Heavy Cavalry Duel Club]] use them in conjunction with their [[Heavy Cavalry]], which contain Solid Vision projectors.<ref name="sv32">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS|32|ref}}</ref> Mutsuba Heavy Machinery also developed [[R0]], a mechanical mobile Duel device.<ref name="sv39">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS|39|ref}}</ref> The logo atop the [[Goha Enterprises Main Office]] is also composed of Solid Vision, and is dispelled to make room for [[Star Six]] when the [[Goha Six]] return to [[Earth (planet)|Earth]].<ref name="sv54">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS|54|ref}}</ref>
  
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In the anime, [[Dueling Arena]]s were used instead of Battle Boxes and Death-T did not happen.
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!====
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!]]'', Solid Vision was reverse-engineered by [[Yuga Ohdo]] from the [[Duel Disk]] he brought with him from the future and distributed by the [[Goha Company]] and [[Mutsuba Heavy Machinery]]. It can be physically materialized by [[Earthdamar]], even bringing the monsters to life.<ref name="gr10">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!|10|ref}}</ref>
  
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To combat [[Maximillion Pegasus|Pegasus']] mind reading, Kaiba used Solid Vision to create [[Duel Disk]]s to play ''Duel Monsters'' with. These have been primarily used to play ''Duel Monsters'' in the series ever since.
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===Manga===
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====Yu-Gi-Oh!====
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After his [[Shadow Game]] with [[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]], where the Summoned monsters became real and Kaiba was subjected to the [[Experience of Death]] [[Penalty Game]], Kaiba created [[Battle Box]]es which used holograms to enhance ''[[Duel Monsters (manga)|Duel Monsters]]'' and ''[[Capsule Monster Chess]]'' and recreate the Experience of Death. He planned to make a deal with [[Industrial Illusions]] to produce them. During [[Maximillion J. Pegasus (manga)|Maximillion J. Pegasus]]'s match with [[Keith Howard (manga)|Bandit Keith]], Kaiba was given a front-row seat. Pegasus handed the Duel over to to a boy in the crowd, [[Tom (manga)|Tom]], and sat with Kaiba. Apparently reading his mind, he stated that he had taken a look at Kaiba's proposal and loved the idea of the Battle Boxes, proposing that they would make it a reality and that he'd be in touch. Battle Boxes were used during [[Death-T]] and [[Duelist Kingdom]].
  
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', Solid Vision is also used to play ''Duel Monsters'' on [[Duel Runner]]s.
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Kaiba developed Solid Vision as an upgrade to the holograms used by the Battle Boxes. The Solid Vision projects were lifelike and much more realistic. Solid Vision as used in KaibaCorp's [[Duel Disk]]s to play ''Duel Monsters''. Kaiba hoped that the distance Duel Disks put between players would put him out of range of Pegasus' [[Mind Scan]]. However, Pegasus refused to use the system unless Mokuba operated it as a proxy. [[Croquet (manga)|Croquet]] later posited his theory that Pegasus had tried to take control of KaibaCorp to obtain the Duel Disk, hoping to recreate the likeness of [[Cyndia (manga)|Cyndia]].
  
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', a new system of Solid Vision, called [[AR Vision]] is used with [[D-Gazer]]. The Duel Disks also have a new model called a [[D-Pad]]. This makes it so that the Duel can only be seen by a person if they wear the D-Gazer.
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[[Ryuji Otogi (manga)|Ryuji Otogi]] used Solid Vision to create the creatures of [[Dungeon Dice Monsters]]. Kaiba further refined this system, creating a superior Duel Disk for use in the Battle City tournament. He also used Solid Vision to create a virtual coliseum for his semi-finals Duel with Dark Yugi.
  
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'', solid vision has now been developed into solid vision with mass by the [[Leo Corporation]], leading to the birth of [[Action Duel]]s. Real Solid Vision is widely used by [[Duel Academy (ARC-V)|Duel Academy]], [[The Resistance]] and [[Security]]. The solid vision system is renamed the '''ARC (Augmented Reality Combat) System''' in the dub. These Solid Visions also appear to be self-aware, able to perform actions such as catching people and grabbing [[Action Cards]] without command.
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions]]'', [[Kaiba Corporation]] develops a new Duel Disk, which creates Solid Vision holograms from images in the user's brain. He also appears to have created similar systems to the ARC System; his technology can create paths from thin air and dematerialize them, materialize a tangible blade and Deck for his personal Duel Disk, and can generate force, but do not inflict real damage unless they directly strike a Duelist.
  
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In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions]]'', the new Duel Disk, developed by [[Kaiba Corporation]], creates Solid Vision holograms from images in the user's brain.
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====Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL====
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Solid Vision is not used in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL (manga)|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]''. Instead, a new system, called [[AR Vision]] is used in conjunction with the [[D-Gazer]] and the [[D-Pad]], which can only be seen by a person if they wear a Duel Gazer.
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
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DarkMagician-JP-Anime-DM-NC-DDM.png | An example of a [[DDM]] [[monster]] Summoned with Solid Vision in a Dueling Arena.
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DarkMagician-JP-Anime-DM-NC-DDM.png                 | An example of a [[DDM]] [[monster]] Summoned with Solid Vision in a Dueling Arena.
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5Dx142 Life Stream Dragon Summoned.jpg | An example of a ''[[Duel Monsters]]'' monster Summoned with Solid Vision in a Duel Disk.
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5Dx142 Life Stream Dragon Summoned.jpg               | An example of a ''[[Duel Monsters]]'' monster Summoned with Solid Vision in a Duel Disk.
 
Number15GimmickPuppetGiantGrinder-JP-Anime-ZX-NC.jpg | An example of a ''Duel Monsters'' monster summoned with Solid Vision in a D-Pad.
 
Number15GimmickPuppetGiantGrinder-JP-Anime-ZX-NC.jpg | An example of a ''Duel Monsters'' monster summoned with Solid Vision in a D-Pad.
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EcoledeZone-JP-Anime-5D-NC-2.jpg | An example of a ''Duel Monsters'' [[Field Spell Card]] activated in a Duel Disk.
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EcoledeZone-JP-Anime-5D-NC-2.jpg                     | An example of a ''Duel Monsters'' [[Field Spell Card]] activated in a Duel Disk.
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YGO-027 box.png | A [[Battle Box]] as seen in the manga.
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DuelingArena-EN-Anime-DM.png                         | A [[Dueling Arena]] as seen in the anime.
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DuelingArena-EN-Anime-DM.png | A [[Dueling Arena]] as seen in the anime.
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Duel Disk 1.png                                     | The first [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 1)|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
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Duel Disk 1.png | The first [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 1)|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
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Duel Disk 2.png                                     | The second [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 2)|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
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Duel Disk 2.png | The second [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 2)|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
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Yusei'sfirstD-Wheel.png                             | A basic [[Duel Runner]] model made by [[Yusei Fudo]].
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Yusei'sfirstD-Wheel.png | A basic [[Duel Runner]] model made by [[Yusei Fudo]].
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YuyaDisk.png                                         | A standard Duel Disk used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|ARC-V]]'' series.
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StandardDPad.jpg | A standard [[D-Pad]] used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|ZEXAL]]'' series.
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Yugi Darkside of Dimensions Disk.png                | The third [[Duel Disk#Unnamed Duel Disk|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
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YuyaDisk.png | A standard Duel Disk used in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V|ARC-V]]'' series.
 
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File:YugiDuelDiskDSOD.jpg | The third [[Duel Disk#Unnamed Duel Disk|Duel Disk]] model created by Kaiba.
 
 
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==Trivia==
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* [[Kazuki Takahashi]] explained in an interview in ''[[Duel Art]]'' that Solid Vision was inspired by the holographic Dejarik board from ''[[wikipedia:Star Wars (film)|Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope]]''.<ref name="duelart">''[[Duel Art]]'': An Interview with Kazuki Takahashi</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 01:43, 11 October 2023

"Hitotsu-Me Giant", rendered with Solid Vision

Solid Vision are interactive holographic projections that appear in all Yu-Gi-Oh! media. They are used to project visual representations of Duel Monsters during Duels to increase the immersion of a Duel. Depending on the setting, Solid Vision holograms are used for various purposes and have varying levels and types of technology behind them, though they most commonly appear in Duel Disks. In some situations, Solid Vision monsters are capable of inflicting real damage, usually either through Shadow Duels or various technological means.

Usage

In general

The original continuity explains that Duel Monsters cards contain microchips. When the cards are played in a compatible device, including Battle Boxes, Dueling Arenas, Duel Disks, and Duel Runners, the microchip is activated. The data it contains is used to created the Solid Vision holograms.[1]

In Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS and presumably Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!! due to their Duel Disks sharing the same origin, Duel Disks instead use advanced card recognition technology and photographic processing that could be seen by the naked eye, technology not dissimilar from the real-life Yu-Gi-Oh! NEURON app.[2]

Anime

Yu-Gi-Oh!

Two years before the events of the series, Seto Kaiba designed the prototypes for the Solid Vision system during Gozaburo Kaiba's time as CEO of KaibaCorp. He intended to use them in his plans for Kaiba Land, but Gozaburo re-purposed the system as a tool for battle simulations.[3] After taking over KaibaCorp, Kaiba took his ideas to Maximillion Pegasus, who discussed them with him during his match with Bandit Keith.[4] KaibaCorp and Industrial Illusions came to a deal to produce the Duel Arenas. Around the same time, Zigfried von Schroeder had been designing Battle Boxes, a similar system, but Pegasus made his deal with Kaiba just as Zigfried arrived on the scene.[5]

Kaiba continued to develop the system. After his loss to Yugi Muto, he created two Duel Disk prototypes which would both allow him to Duel in any location using Solid Vision and also project holographic cards to help obscure the user's faces; a tactic that Kaiba thought would help him combat Pegasus's apparent mind-reading.[6] He perfected this design with the KC mass production Disk.[7] The organization Paradius appeared to have gained early access to the system; Dartz was shown giving Rafael a Chaos Duel Disk prior to the events of the series.[8]

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Solid Vision is also used to play Duel Monsters on Duel Runners. The stadiums project holographic "spheres" that can display images of Turbo Duels, in order to allow spectators to easily observe the Duels while they are motion.[9]

Z-one's ruined future depicted Duel Disks that used teal energy beams as card trays, though it was not stated whether these were Solid Vision.[10]

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL

Solid Vision is largely not used in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL. Instead, a new system, called AR Vision is used in conjunction with the Duel Gazer and the new model of Duel Disks, which can only be seen by a person if they wear a Duel Gazer.[11] Solid Vision still appears on occasion, with Dr. Faker using a hologram to appear to Yuma Tsukumo and Astral in Heartland Tower.[12]

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V

In Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, Solid Vision has been developed into the ARC (Augmented Reality Combat) System (Real Solid Vision in the Japanese version), described as "Solid Vision with mass", by a collaboration between Leo Akaba and Yusho Sakaki. The former founded the Leo Corporation to mass produce the system for the general public, leading to the creation of Action Duels.[13] The system produces holograms that can be touched and deal physical blows, though the power and hardness of the Solid Vision can be adjusted for younger users.[14] It is only used in Action Duels at the start of the series, though the Duel Disks project a source as a blade, and when the ARC System is damaged, the Duel ends.[15]

The ARC System can also be applied to Duel Disks, allowing it to be used outside of an Action Field.[16] It is widely used by Duel Academy, The Resistance (who may have reverse-engineered the technology) and Sector Security, who were given the technology by Jean-Michel Roget. Sector Security use the ARC System for a wider variety of purposes; energy nets projected by blasters, and projections of "Gate Blocker" to bar exits.[17]

According to Leo Akaba, the ARC System was discovered in the Original Dimension and it lead that Dimension's ruin. Monsters produced with the ARC System become self-aware, as Duel Monsters have souls. This caused Z-ARC and his four dragons to go on a rampage and merge into a single dragon.[18]

Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS

In Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS, outdated Duel Disks that use physical cards materialize the blade of Solid Vision as the Duel Disks in ARC-V did, in addition to virtual copies of Decks. Solid Vision holograms do not inflict physical damage.[19]

Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS

In Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS, Solid Vision was created by Goha Enterprises and Mutsuba Heavy Machinery. Rather than including microchips in cards, Solid Vision is stated to use advanced card recognition technology and photographic processing that could be seen by the naked eye.[2] In the present, Goha Enterprises' Duel Disks are the predominant technology to use Solid Vision, though the Heavy Cavalry Duel Club use them in conjunction with their Heavy Cavalry, which contain Solid Vision projectors.[20] Mutsuba Heavy Machinery also developed R0, a mechanical mobile Duel device.[21] The logo atop the Goha Enterprises Main Office is also composed of Solid Vision, and is dispelled to make room for Star Six when the Goha Six return to Earth.[22]

Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!, Solid Vision was reverse-engineered by Yuga Ohdo from the Duel Disk he brought with him from the future and distributed by the Goha Company and Mutsuba Heavy Machinery. It can be physically materialized by Earthdamar, even bringing the monsters to life.[23]

Manga

Yu-Gi-Oh!

After his Shadow Game with Dark Yugi, where the Summoned monsters became real and Kaiba was subjected to the Experience of Death Penalty Game, Kaiba created Battle Boxes which used holograms to enhance Duel Monsters and Capsule Monster Chess and recreate the Experience of Death. He planned to make a deal with Industrial Illusions to produce them. During Maximillion J. Pegasus's match with Bandit Keith, Kaiba was given a front-row seat. Pegasus handed the Duel over to to a boy in the crowd, Tom, and sat with Kaiba. Apparently reading his mind, he stated that he had taken a look at Kaiba's proposal and loved the idea of the Battle Boxes, proposing that they would make it a reality and that he'd be in touch. Battle Boxes were used during Death-T and Duelist Kingdom.

Kaiba developed Solid Vision as an upgrade to the holograms used by the Battle Boxes. The Solid Vision projects were lifelike and much more realistic. Solid Vision as used in KaibaCorp's Duel Disks to play Duel Monsters. Kaiba hoped that the distance Duel Disks put between players would put him out of range of Pegasus' Mind Scan. However, Pegasus refused to use the system unless Mokuba operated it as a proxy. Croquet later posited his theory that Pegasus had tried to take control of KaibaCorp to obtain the Duel Disk, hoping to recreate the likeness of Cyndia.

Ryuji Otogi used Solid Vision to create the creatures of Dungeon Dice Monsters. Kaiba further refined this system, creating a superior Duel Disk for use in the Battle City tournament. He also used Solid Vision to create a virtual coliseum for his semi-finals Duel with Dark Yugi.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions, Kaiba Corporation develops a new Duel Disk, which creates Solid Vision holograms from images in the user's brain. He also appears to have created similar systems to the ARC System; his technology can create paths from thin air and dematerialize them, materialize a tangible blade and Deck for his personal Duel Disk, and can generate force, but do not inflict real damage unless they directly strike a Duelist.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL

Solid Vision is not used in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL. Instead, a new system, called AR Vision is used in conjunction with the D-Gazer and the D-Pad, which can only be seen by a person if they wear a Duel Gazer.

Gallery

  • An example of a DDM monster Summoned with Solid Vision in a Dueling Arena.

  • An example of a Duel Monsters monster Summoned with Solid Vision in a Duel Disk.

  • An example of a Duel Monsters monster summoned with Solid Vision in a D-Pad.

  • An example of a Duel Monsters Field Spell Card activated in a Duel Disk.

  • A Dueling Arena as seen in the anime.

  • The first Duel Disk model created by Kaiba.

  • The second Duel Disk model created by Kaiba.

  • A basic Duel Runner model made by Yusei Fudo.

  • A standard Duel Disk used in the ARC-V series.

  • The third Duel Disk model created by Kaiba.

Trivia

References

  1. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 27: "Project Start!"
  2. ↑ a b Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS episode 02525: "Maximum Mayhem"
  3. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 104104: "Courtroom Chaos, Part 1"
  4. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 01616: "The Scars of Defeat"
  5. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 195195: "One Step Ahead - Part 2"
  6. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 02222: "Face Off, Part 1"
  7. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 05454: "Obelisk the Tormentor"
  8. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode 176176: "Grappling with a Guardian - Part 3"
  9. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 0011: "On Your Mark, Get Set, DUEL!"
  10. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 134134: "For Synchro's Sake"
  11. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 0011: "Go With the Flow, Part 1"
  12. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 06060: "Doctor Visit"
  13. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 127127: "Revival Zero"
  14. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 02727: "Challengers Assemble"
  15. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 0011: "Swing Into Action: Part 1"
  16. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 0077: "Mr. Mystery"
  17. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 05454: "City 'Scape"
  18. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 126126: "An Evil Ascends"
  19. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 06161: "Darkness Dawns"
  20. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS episode 03232: "Here Comes the Cavalry"
  21. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS episode 03939: "Breaking Tradition"
  22. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS episode 05454: "Turbo Rush Duel!"
  23. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!! episode 01010: "Magical Sheep Girl Meeeg-chan"
  24. ↑ Duel Art: An Interview with Kazuki Takahashi
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