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| − | | kanji = 遊城十代
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| − | | romanji = Yūki Jūdai
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| − | | english = Jaden Yuki
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| − | | alternate = Judai Yuki (Japanese translated)
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| − | | arabic = جايدن يوكي
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| − | | manga debut = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Chapter 001]]
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| − | | anime debut = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 001]]
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| − | '''Manga'''
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| − | * [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX manga|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
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| − | '''Anime'''
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| − | * [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
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| − | | age = 15(season 1), 16(season 2), 17(season 3), 18(season 4)
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| − | | gender = male
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| − | * [[Elemental Heroes]] (first year)
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| − | * [[Neo-Spacians]] (second year)
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| − | * [[Evil Heroes]] (while possessed by the [[Supreme King]])
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| − | | title = Food interests
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| − | * '''Favorite''': Fried prawn, mochi, tamagopan (egg-bread)
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| − | * '''Least favorite''': None in particular
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| − | * [[Mr. Yuki]] (father)
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| − | | japanese = {{voice actors|ja|[[Wikipedia:Kenn (Japanese actor)|KENN]]|Mariko Nagahama|e2=(Younger)}}
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| − | | english = {{voice actors|en|[[Wikipedia:Lucas Gray|Lucas Gray]]}}
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| − | '''Jaden Yuki''', known as '''Judai Yuki''' in the Japanese anime, is a headstrong, fun-loving, and talented duelist that functions as the series' main protagonist in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]. In the English version, Jaden is voiced by [[Wikipedia:Lucas Gray |Lucas Gray ]], while [[Wikipedia:Kenn (Japanese actor)|KENN]] takes his Japanese counterpart. His Japanese given name, "Judai", means "teenager".
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| − | ==Design==
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| − | [[Image:Judai Linework.jpg|thumbnail|180px|left|Jaden's design incorporates multiple layers of clothing and a wide range of expressions. Depicted here is the [[duelist]] in full [[Slifer Red]] regalia from front, side, and rear alongside views of his head from different angles.]]
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| − | Jaden's character design was overseen by Kenichi Hara. Jaden's usual outfit consists of the standard [[Slifer Red]] uniform, unbuttoned. A [[deck]] box is strapped above his waistline, largely hidden beneath the lower rim of his jacket. In the first episode he is seen wearing a high school uniform similar to Yugi's uniform, except the color is now black instead of blue. His brown hair is sectioned in two layers, the layer closest to his face a darker shade of brown than the one behind it. His brown eyes are positioned directly beneath the bangs of the layer closest to his face. He carries an [[Academy Duel Disk|Academy-issued Duel Disk]] on his left arm.
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| − | ==Biography==
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| − | Intending to attend [[Duel Academy]], Jaden bumps into [[Yugi Muto]] on his way to the school's entrance examinations at the beginning of the series. He is given a ''[[Winged Kuriboh]]'' card by the legendary duelist, and then he defeated [[Vellian Crowler|Doctor Crowler]] but as he received a low score on the exam's written component, and is therefore placed in [[Slifer Red]], the lowest-ranked dormitory, alongside [[Syrus Truesdale|Syrus]] and [[Chumley Huffington|Chumley]], who become his new friends. There is also some evidence to suggest that Crowler purposefully put him there, to eventually boot him out. He was once granted entrance into [[Ra Yellow]], but declined the offer as he preferred the "burning fiery spirit and hot passion of red."
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| − | Jaden has made several enemies at his school, including [[Vellian Crowler|Crowler]], whom Jaden defeated in his examination duel. Out of spite, Crowler tries to kick Jaden out of school on many different occasions before finally beginning to respect him. Jaden is an accomplished duelist, having defeated the aforementioned Crowler during his examination duel, [[Chazz Princeton|Chazz]] in a school-wide duel, and [[Bastion Misawa|Bastion]] for the representative position. Jaden is responsible for the defeat of most of the [[Shadow Riders]], including their leader [[Shadow Riders|Kagemaru]].
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| − | During the second year, Jaden ventures into '''Neo Space''' after being defeated in his second duel with [[Aster Phoenix|Aster]]. There, he learns of the ongoing battle between the forces of darkness and light. With the help of the [[Neo-Spacians]], Jaden adopts the role of the universe's defender wielding the "darkness of justice" against [[Sartorius]] and the [[Society of Light]]. The task of rescuing most of his converted friends from the organization's clutches also falls on him.
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| − | [[File:Judai_Yuki_-_INVERTED.png|thumb|left|Jaden Yuki in season 1-3]]
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| − | To prevent his evil side from activating the mind control satellite of [[Misgarth]], [[Sartorius]] entrusts Jaden with one of the [[Satellite Keys|keys]] to its control switch. The diviner's evil personality sends numerous duelists after the boy to win it back, but to no avail. He ultimately confronts Jaden himself, demanding the key in exchange for Aster, from whom he had already regained the other key in battle. Jaden agreed, and although Aster was rescued shortly thereafter, both keys were put into the possession of [[Prince Ojin]], who went on to fire the satellite. It is, however, destroyed during the course of their [[Duel]]. Sartorius is then defeated, and the [[Light of Destruction]] purged from his body.
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| − | During the third year, Jaden is pursued by the spirit of his favorite card in childhood, [[Yubel (Character)|Yubel]], which was given to him by his father (in both versions he doesn't remember who Yubel is until it reveals its physical form). With his parents always working and away from home, Jaden turned to dueling friends to pass the time, but the sadness associated with his inability to play [[Yubel]] properly led the Duel Monster to hospitalize a young duelist named [[Osamu]] and scare away the rest of his companions with other misfortunes.
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| − | When [[Duel Academy]] is returned to the real world, Jaden cannot find [[Jesse Anderson|Jesse]] and realizes that Jesse must still be in the other dimension. He blames himself for Jesse being stranded there and goes back to rescue him along with his friends, but end up landing in a different dimension from the one from before. While looking for Jesse, Jaden loses all of his friends except [[Syrus Truesdale|Syrus]] to [[Brron|Brron, Mad King of Dark World]]. The anger in Jaden released by the loss of his friends causes an unexpected change. When Jaden finally wins, Syrus turns on Jaden as he feels that Jaden sacrificed his friends just for himself. Syrus abandons him and [[Jim Crocodile Cook|Jim]] and [[Axel Brodie|Axel]] soon follow, leaving Jaden alone.
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| − | [[File:Kaiba222Yu-Gi-OhGXEpisode140_PIC131-1-.jpg|thumb|left|Jaden as the [[Supreme King]]]]
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| − | [[Image:Haou_Judai_4.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jaden, controlling the power of The Supreme King]]
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| − | Afterwards, Jaden is in the darkness within his mind, and a strange figure called [[Haou the Supreme King]] enters, giving him the chance to redeem himself by becoming evil. Jaden accepts it along with the incomplete "[[Super Polymerization]]" card and at that time, The Supreme King possesses him. While under The Supreme King's control, he commits many atrocities that include unrepentant slaughter of duelists in order to complete the "[[Super Polymerization]]" and the oppression of several villages. However, as The Supreme King performs these actions, Jaden himself is left in doubt about what he needs in order to be complete not only as a duelist, but as a person. Unfortunately, he turns to The Supreme King for this advice, who only tells him that one can only overcome evil by becoming evil. After [[Axel Brodie|Axel]] uses the [[Eye of Orichalcum]] on The Supreme King during a successful invasion of The Supreme King's castle, Jaden is freed from his possession, but is deeply tormented by the atrocities he committed during his possession, and he thus starts refusing to use his [[Fusion Monster]]s, as [[Polymerization]] and other cards that include fusion summoning remind him of the things he did while possessed, since The Supreme King mainly used fusion monsters.
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| − | When Jaden starts doubting himself even more, [[Jesse Anderson|Jesse]] possessed by [[Yubel (Character)|Yubel]] reappears. Then learning that his friend is being controlled, Jaden puts his problems aside for the time being so that he can save Jesse. However, when Jaden finally duels Yubel to save Jesse, it is revealed that Yubel actually removed Jesse's soul from his body and placed him inside the "[[Rainbow Dragon]]" before taking over. Jaden manages to exorcise Yubel out of Jesse, but in one foul swoop, it snatches the "[[Super Polymerization]]" card from Jaden and then forces him into a duel. Before the final clash, Jaden finds out that Yubel's power was previously augmented by the Light of Destruction while it was still stranded in space. Although he feels guilty because his actions led to Yubel's exposure, the sheer atrocity and shamelessness of its actions prevents Jaden from feeling any sympathy towards the deranged spirit.
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| − | However, near the end of the duel, Jaden is told the truth between his connections with Yubel: Instead of just being a part of him, Jaden is Haou, the reincarnation of a young prince of Neo Space from long ago, who was once friends with a human Yubel. As The Supreme King contained the enigmatic power of a being called the Supreme King that is needed to defeat the Light of Destruction, he needed a guardian to protect him until he was old enough to control and wisely use his power; Yubel chose herself for the role, and was transformed into the Duel Monsters it eventually became, its effect allowing for the perfect defense against anyone who tried to harm Jaden. Despite the great burden and sacrifice, Supreme King Jaden promised to give his love only to Yubel, which explained why Yubel became present-day Jaden's favorite card as a kid, and why Yubel was so obsessed and jealous with him and his friends. Finally realizing the truth behind all his troubles, Jaden - after bidding adieu to his friends - allowed Yubel to gain a hold of "[[Super Polymerization]]”, chaining "[[Spiritual Fusion]]" to choose their souls as the fusion materials instead of all twelve dimensions as Yubel was expecting, and purging Yubel of the [[Light of Destruction]]'s influence. After Jaden's disappearance and everyone else being returned back to Duel Academy, Syrus, Hassleberry, Atticus, Chazz and Alexis were talking about Jaden. After the talk, Syrus sees a shooting star and wishes Jaden to be back, which happened as the "star" crashed at Duel Academy, and was revealed that it was Jaden, now posessing the powers of both The Supreme King and Yubel as his own.
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| − | [[File:Jaden_(Yubel's_Eyes)_Duel_Evolution.jpg|thumb|Jaden Yuki with Yubel's eyes]]
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| − | [[File:Jaden_Yuki_RESIZED_-_INVERTED.png|thumb|left|Jaden Yuki, with his "Season 4" look]]
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| − | In the fourth season, Jaden is seen with his new look, but he is still easily to identify from the past seasons. He comes back with longer hair, a longer, darker Slifer red jacket, darker pants and, since he fused his soul with Yubel in the third season, occasionally manifesting its power to protect himself in the form of his eyes glowing the same bichromatic scheme Yubel's did. His eyes have also been slightly redesigned. His duel disk now has red outlines on it, though otherwise it looks the same (although the difference is very noticeable). Jaden decides to leave Duel Academy, not wishing to put his friends in danger (he had come to believe that things that put his friends in danger happened because him being around). However, both [[Sartorius]] and [[Kagemaru]] attempt to convince him otherwise, believing that he is needed on the island to prevent a growing danger in the near future. This seems to be well-advised, as before their meeting, Jaden already confronts a mysterious Obelisk Blue student by name of Yusuke Fujiwara, who can hypnotize people and set fires with his eyes, as well as the mysterious entity [[Trueman]], who seems to want both Jaden and Fujiwara dead. The last student in the Slifer Red Dorm, Jaden eventually regain his love for dueling while teaming with Alexis in a tag duel. Eventually, Jaden learns that the person that everyone thought was Fujihara was actually the spirit of one of his cards, [[Honest]], and that Fujiwara doesn't even appear to be on earth. Although Jaden doesn't know what Trueman's intentions are, he has found that the enigmatic dark entity pulls people into the world of Darkness. He realizes this too late, having been distracted by Trueman's actions in Domino City, thus giving the real Nightshroud, using [[Yusuke Fujiwara]]'s body as a vessel, to attack the students at Duel Academy with Jaden and Jesse only arriving in time to see Nightshroud/Fujiwara defeat the last student, [[Atticus Rhodes]]. Both are then challenged to a triple duel with Nightshroud, with only Jaden remaining the winner after he purges Nightshroud from Fujiwara. However, Jaden duels the bodiless Nightshroud in a final duel with the world at stake. The duel was intense straight from the start; with Jaden summoning "Neos Wiseman" using "Yubel". Jaden finally defeats Nightshroud by summoning "[[Elemental Hero Divine Neos]]" to defeat Nightshroud's "[[Darkness Neo-Sphere]]."
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| − | [[Image:YuGiOhGXEpisode180_PIC_final_letter.jpg|thumb|The letter Pharaoh had for Jaden]]
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| − | After the graduation ceremony, Jaden decides to leave Duel Academy quietly; however, he is brought to the room that contains Yugi's deck by Winged Kuriboh. Yugi appears there, and after the Winged Kuriboh card glows with a bright light, Jaden finds himself in Domino City in the past, bumping into a younger Yugi who still holds the Millennium Puzzle. He challenges his hero to a duel, and as he shuffles the deck he senses the presence of the [[Egyptian Gods]] in Yugi's deck. The duel then begins, with Yugi eventually summoning "[[Dark Magician]]" and Jaden summoning "[[Elemental Hero Neos]]", their ace monsters, which battle it out. After a long battle, Atem finally takes over Yugi's body and welcomes Jaden, and summons "[[Slifer the Sky Dragon]]. Jaden's face lights up, and he finally realizes dueling really is fun. He then sends "Elemental Hero Neos" to attack "Slifer The Sky Dragon" and the Duel comes to an abrupt end with Jaden, Atem and Yugi all smiling. It then pans to Jaden in a desert. Jaden then turns around and looks at the sky, and thanks Yugi for reminding him that he has a long way to go, and dueling is fun, and shouts his very last "Gotcha!"/"That was a sweet duel!" towards the sun. His bag rustles, and he opens it to find Pharaoh and Banner inside. Inside Pharaoh's collar he finds a letter from his friends each with their own message for him. After reading it, Jaden, Banner,Pharaoh, and presumptuously Yubel decide to travel together, and thus Jaden runs off towards the sunset, off to start a new adventure.
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| − | [[Image:Juudai.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Jaden in the Manga]] In the manga, Jaden played a deck similar to that of his anime counterpart as a child. While in the hospital for breaking one of his bones playing baseball, fellow patient [[Koyo Hibiki|Koyo]] gave the boy his own nature-themed [[Elemental Heroes|Elemental Hero]] deck after he beat Jaden in a duel ( which included "[[Winged Kuriboh]]"), and as a result of the meeting with Koyo and his sister, [[Midori Hibiki|Midori]], Jaden was inspired to become a duelist. From the outset of the manga storyline, he is already a student of [[Duel Academy]], with Koyo's heroes standing by his side.
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| − | In the manga, Jaden's first duel is not against Crowler (though it is mentioned) but against a duelist named Mr. Ryuga, who tried to become a teacher by taking cards from defeated students, including Syrus. Enraged by this, he challenges the trainee teacher and wins even without the use of spell cards (the trainee was cheating by using a ring that disabled the duel disks ability to read [[Spell Cards]]). He then goes onto challenge or be challenged by [[Chazz Princeton]], [[Bastion Misawa]], [[Alexis Rhodes]] and [[Syrus Truesdale]] (though the last matched was forced by Dr. [[Vellian Crowler]]).
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| − | Jaden participates in the main tournament of the series, where he loses to Chazz in the finals. Although he defeated Chazz earlier in the manga, Chazz was able to overcome him in the rematch.
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| − | Following his defeat to Chazz, Winged Kuriboh led Jaden to the abandoned dorm, where he found Midori dueling Mackenzie. Seeing Jaden, Midori attempts to comeback from a duel she was going to deliberately lose but is unable to win by that point. After the duel, Jaden is powerless to save her from succumbing to the shadows.
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| − | Jaden loves dueling and solves most of his problems by dueling. He keeps going no matter how hard things get or how hopeless it seems, with a few exceptions (though it doesn't take much encouragement for him to start fighting again), although he does sometimes doubt himself. He always shows respect towards his opponents, with a few exceptions, even complementing them during a duel. Jaden is however, a bit of an airhead outside of dueling. He is always late for his classes and usually just sleeps through them. Aside from dueling, he also loves eating. Jaden however, can often be ignorant and naive. During his first year he was completely ignorant of Crowler's attempts to get rid of him as well, and didn't even seem aware of Crowler's dislike for him. His naive nature can sometimes get him into trouble, like when [[Sartorius]] tricked him into giving him his key to the world-destroying satellite, and having once tried to explain to the '''Light of Destruction'''-possessed [[Sartorius]] how fun dueling is. However, Jaden is always able to get out of trouble whenever he gets into it as well. Another example of his generally naive nature is when he tried reasoning with [[Yubel (Character)|Yubel]], which never works. Occasionally, Jaden was shown to be smarter then he usually appears. For example, when [[Jesse Anderson|Jesse]] returns, it's Jaden who points out that he's possessed by [[Yubel (Character)|Yubel]]; during his duel with [[Yubel (Character)|Yubel]] (when it's using Jesse's body), Jaden is able to figure out that Jesse's soul was inside the [[Rainbow Dragon]]; and he figured out [[Titan]]'s shadow game wasn't real. This was also because he didn't believe in the [[Shadow Game]]s (yet), even when a real game started during that same Duel with Titan. He didn't start believing Shadow Games until he dueled the [[Gravekeeper's Chief]].
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| − | Jaden has a close bond with his cards. His ability to see and hear monster spirits also typically results in him befriending his cards. Jaden doesn't tolerate his cards being insulted, though he has no problems when his opponents insult him (Chazz mocked Jaden frequently and Jaden was never bothered by it). Jaden's extremely loyal to his friends, and often ends up risking his life for them because the villains in the series almost always threaten them in some way. Similar with his cards, he doesn't have any tolerance for how his friends up being mocked. Although he's overall carefree, he gets more serious as the series goes on, especially during season three.
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| − | In the fourth season, Jaden's personality transforms dramatically compared to his younger counterparts. He acts much more brooding and serious, and doesn’t find dueling as enjoyable as he used to. In fact, it appears he tries to finish his duels as fast as possible. One striking difference is that Jaden no longer says his catchphrase ("Gotcha!"/"That's game")or in some cases ("That was a sweet duel!") at the end of his duels. He is much more cold as well, as shown when he tried getting some information from Professor Banner's spirit about the abandoned dorm - he actually threatened him (granted, Jaden's threat was very comical, threatening to flush him down the toilet. Jaden seems to think this is funny and drops him in the toilet, however Banner saves himself and reveals the little info he knows about the abandoned dorm) and he acts more cold around his friends ([[Alexis Rhodes|Alexis]] is quick to notice this). He still does deeply care for them, but his behavior has recently started to worry them. However, he still has his compassionate side, like when he consoled Honest before it died. Also, he'll still do anything to protect his friends. It's later explained that he didn't enjoy dueling as much because his life was on the line in most of his recent duels, it hardened him because there wasn't much for him to enjoy. After the pair duel tournament ends in episode 162, he starts enjoying duels as much as he did before and starts saying his catch phrase again, but he is still notably much more mature than he was in his younger years.
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| − | Jaden has some catchphrases associated with him. He begins almost every duel with the phrase "Get your game on!" and often says some variation of "I'll throw down a face-down" when setting cards. He also occasionally uses the phrase "Here goes something" when drawing in a desperate situation. Jaden tends to speak in stereotypical '90s slang, calling people "bro" and advising opponents to "chill". He is also noted for saying "A duel's not over till the last card is played!" which is likely Jaden's way of expressing his belief in the [[Heart of the Cards]].
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| − | In both the English and Japanese versions, Jaden will wink and point two fingers at a defeated opponent. In the English version, he says "That's game"; in the Japanese version Judai says "''Gaccha! Tanoshii dyueru dattaze''" ("Gotcha! That was a fun duel").
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| − | | english = Yusei Fudo
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| − | | kanji = <ruby><rb>不動遊星</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ふどうゆうせい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>
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| − | | japanese = {{Voice actors|ja|[[Wikipedia:Yuuya Miyashita|Yuuya Miyashita]]}}
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| − | '''Yusei Fudo''' is the 18 year old protagonist of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]] and one of the [[Signers]]. He is known for his genius style dueling, his considerable duel skill, and his cool and clever personality. He uses a Bike-themed [[Duel Disk]] called a [[Duel Runner]].
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| − | Yusei's character design was done by Kazuki Takahashi. He has black hair with gold highlights and blue eyes. The upper layer of his hair points upward while the lower layer points down. Yusei wears a long-sleeved blue jacket with a high collar and amber gems over a sleeveless black shirt with a red symbol and wears gloves below his elbows with an amber gem on them. His lower body consists of black jeans with amber kneepads, a belt with two deck boxes hidden under his jacket (one for his standard deck and one for his Turbo Duel deck), knee guards, and calf-high motorcycle boots . After [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 005|episode 5]], he acquires a jagged criminal marker on the left side of his face. His [[dragon birthmark]] is a red outline of the tail, which is permanently burned onto his arm after the events concluding the Fortune Cup story arc. It is later replaced by the dragon head birthmark upon his defeat of Goodwin, thus giving the tail birthmark to Crow.
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| − | Yusei is usually depicted as being calm and clear headed even in very dangerous situations. Due to this he rarely acts on impulse and usually thinks things through before he plays any cards and always is trying to stay one step ahead of the opponent. He also is very close to his friends and is very hesitant to put them in harms way. He is also shown to be very intelligent and very good at engineering, as shown by being able to build his own duel runner from scrap parts. It was also revealed in the dub's second episode that Yusei has a fear of Insects.
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| − | In comparison to other series' protagonists, Yusei is entirely different from [[Jaden Yuki]] in personality, but has a small number of similarities to [[Yami Yugi]]. He has a far more calm and serious attitude than either of them, and is overall depicted as having a no-nonsense personality. Still Yusei possesses a serious sense when it comes to protecting his friends at all cost. He also values the bonds he has with them, as well as with his cards, like Yugi and Jaden.
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| − | ==Biography==
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| − | Yusei was born in the [[Tops]] area of [[New Domino City]]. His parents were lead developers for the [[Enerdy]] Reactor. [[Mr. Fudo|Dr. Fudo]] named his son Yusei after the [[Planetary Particle]] (''Yuusei Ryuushi''), as he for Yusei to be able to connect people with bonds. As the [[Zero Reverse]] was about to take place, Yusei's father placed Yusei in an escape pod, getting him out of the vicinity before the catastrophe happened.
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| − | Yusei's parents were both killed in the Zero Reverse and Yusei was sent to an orphanage in [[Satellite]], where he was fostered by [[Martha]]. Growing up he was interested in auto shop and Jack defended him and his friends from bullies.
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| − | [[File:Yusei, Crow and Jack.jpg|thumb|left|Young Yusei, with [[Crow]] and [[Jack Atlas|Jack]].]]
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| − | Yusei grew up in Satellite, where he befriended [[Kalin]], [[Jack Atlas]], and [[Crow]]. As residents of Satellite, they were made to do labor for the residents of New Domino City and denied many luxuries, often enjoyed in New Domino.
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| − | Being forced to survive on what he could, Yusei developed dueling skills. He, along with Kalin, Jack and Crow, became part a group known as [[the Enforcers]] (Team Satisfaction in the Japanese version).
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| − | [[File:Team Satisfaction.png|thumb|right|Yusei and [[the Enforcers]].]]
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| − | Believing they could never leave [[Satellite]], the team tried to make the most of their lives there. They began taking over various regions.
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| − | While facing another [[Duel Gangs|Duel Gang]], one of the members tries to kill Yusei, by throwing him off the roof. Kalin catches Yusei by a [[Duel Disk cuff]], stopping him from falling. As Kalin's platform begins to give way, Yusei tells Kalin to leave him and save himself. Kalin refuses to abandon his friend and pulls Yusei up. With that gang defeated, the Enforcers have captured all the zones in Satellite.
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| − | Sometime later, Kalin forces a kid into a Duel and assaults him after winning. The rest of the gang realize Kalin is becoming cruel and letting the power get to him. Crow and Jack leave the gang, but Yusei stays by Kalin's side.
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| − | [[Sector Security]] later arrive in Satellite, armed with [[Duel Runner]]s. Kalin decides to declare war against [[Sector Security]]. Yusei leaves the team, hoping that Kalin won't go through with the war, when it's just him.
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| − | Kalin proceeds with the war and the rest of the gang return to help Kalin, after he is on the run. The team faced Security, in what Kalin believed to be the Enforcer's last Duel. Yusei gets in a fight with Kalin after Kalin attempts to murder a Security. Crow and Jack held Kalin in a room, while Yusei went to tell that he, himself, was the leader, in the hopes that Kalin won't get arrested. Before he could do this, the Securities found and arrested Kalin.
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| − | As Kalin is dragged into a Security wagon, the [[Moustached Security officer|officer]] pats Yusei on the shoulder, thanking him for assisting in the arrest. Kalin sees this and believes Yusei sold him out, but is taken away before Yusei can explain himself.
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| − | ===Later life in Satellite===
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| − | Yusei spends his time with Jack, [[Blitz]], [[Nervin]], [[Tank]] and [[Rally Dawson|Rally]]. He develops his computer, motorcycle riding, dueling, and engineering skills and comes into possession of the card "[[Stardust Dragon]]".
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| − | Yusei duels and loses to Jack. Jack tells him that he cannot win a Duel with [[Monster Cards|Monsters]], [[Spell Cards|Spell]] or [[Trap Cards]] alone, only with them joined up. Jack points to his heart as he says all you need to amass yourself victory is right here. At the time, Yusei did not understand what he meant.
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| − | Yusei was able to pick up TV signals from New Domino City, allowing his friends to witness Turbo Duels. He fell out with Jack after a difference in goals, as Jack wanted power and to lead people.
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| − | [[File:Yusei and co work on first Duel Runner.jpg|thumb|left|Yusei constructs his first Duel Runner with help from his friends.]]
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| − | With his friends help, Yusei was able to make his own [[Duel Runner]]. However, Jack stole the Duel Runner and "[[Stardust Dragon]]" in order to escape to New Domino and become the "Turbo Duel King." Yusei had considered these stolen items to be "bonds of friendship" belonging to him and his friends and vowed to get them back.
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| − | Two years later, after building a new [[Duel Runner]] with the help of Rally, Blitz, Tank, and Nervin, Yusei makes plans to venture to New Domino City to recover "[[Stardust Dragon]]" from Jack.
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| − | In the process, he runs into [[Tetsu Ushio|Trudge]], a Public Order Security officer, who wants to arrest Rally for stealing an acceleration chip. (in the English version, Rally was framed.) Trudge agrees to duel Yusei under the condition that if Yusei won, Trudge would forget the events of that day; if Trudge won, Yusei would give himself up to Trudge. After accepting the challenge and losing, Trudge swears to crush Yusei, but lets him go.
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| − | While the only pipeline connecting Satellite to New Domino, which is a chute for waste, was closed for maintenance, Yusei took advantage of this to escape to New Domino. On the way, he gets chased by Trudge, who forces him into a [[Turbo Duel]]. Yusei wins one second before the hatch to New Domino started closing. Avoiding the trash flooding through the pipeline, Yusei slipped through the maintenance hatch right before it closed, leaving Trudge stuck in the pipeline now full of trash.
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| − | ===Arrest and the Facility===
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| − | Yusei manages to find Jack, who tosses "Stardust Dragon" back to him, telling Yusei he can have it. Yusei refuses and tosses "Stardust Dragon" back at Jack, saying that he would rather duel him for it to prove he can get it on his own. Jack agrees, but their Turbo Duel is interrupted by the appearance of a Crimson Dragon right before the winner is determined. The Dragon causes Jack's already permanent Birthmark to glow and burn as well as revealing Yusei's Mark, the Dragon's Tail. Yusei is arrested shortly after for trespassing into New Domino while Jack leaves safely. [[Rex Goodwin]] and [[Lazar]], who had been monitoring the Duel, reveal that if the Crimson Dragon hadn't appeared, Jack would have lost.
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| − | After his arrest, Yusei got a marker, signifying his criminal record, and was sent to the Facility, where he met [[Tenzen Yanagi]]. Yanagi informs Yusei of the Crimson Dragon and the Signers, telling him that those who have the birthmarks were chosen by the People of the Stars. Yusei's birthmark is the Crimson Dragon's Tail, which appears on his arm when he fights alongside Stardust Dragon or encounters another Signer.
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| − | Yusei meets former pro Duelist, [[Bolt Tanner]], who imposes a Duel. Since Yusei's cards had been taken, Yanagi duels Tanner. Disgusted at Yanagi's poor dueling and his cards, Tanner stamps on the cards, despite their sentimental value to Yanagi. Yusei tosses Tanner back and challeneges him to a Duel, borrowing Yanagi's Deck. Yusei wins and Tanner offers his assistance to him.
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| − | Under Goodwin's orders, the warden [[Mr. Armstrong|Armstrong]] is made carry out tests on Yusei. Armstrong also has Yusei send to a different part of the Facility.
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| − | Yusei's new cellmate [[Alex]] offers Yusei a chance to escape through a tunnel he's been working on for months. Yusei agrees to come if they can take Tanner and Yanagi too. However Armstrong has Tanner and Yanagi beaten for knowing Yusei. Yusei stands up to Mr.Armstrong, causing to impose stricter rules and challenge Yusei to a Duel.
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| − | Yusei refuses to escape with Alex, as Tanner and Yanagi are unable to come too and escaping wouldn't grant true freedom. Without a Deck to use against Armstrong, the other inmates give Yusei cards to use against Armstrong.
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| − | The next day Yusei faces Armstrong, using the Deck of random cards. The Duel is setup to shock players if they suffer damage, but Armstrong rigs the arena to stop himself receiving shocks and uses surveillance cameras to see Yusei's cards. Alex, however uses his tunnel to sneak into a security room and switchs Armstrong's shocks back on. Yusei defeats Armstrong and is released by Goodwin.
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| − | [[File:5D's ep 10 Goodbyes.png|thumb|right|Yusei says goodbye to the friends he made at the Facility.]]
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| − | Before his release, Yanagi gives Yusei his "[[Totem Pole]]" card. Tanner gives him his "[[Giant Ushi Oni]]", instructing him to go to [[Bootleg]], order some milk, and ask for a guy named [[Blister]], then use the card to prove he met Tanner.
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| − | Yusei is followed by two stalkers at Bootleg, but is pulled away by Blister on his [[Duel Runner]]. Blister jams the signal emitted from Yusei's criminal mark to stop them being followed.
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| − | Despite believing it to be suicide on Yusei's part, Blister helps him in infiltrating an Impound warehouse to recover his Deck and Duel Runner.
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| − | Disguised as an electrician, under the pseudonym Yusei Adams (Taro Daimon in the Japanese version), Yusei was able to sneak into the warehouse. When he gets to the crate, where his Duel Runner is held, he is ambushed by Trudge. Yusei hops onto his Duel Runner and smahes it through the crate. Trudge forces him into another Turbo Duel. While trying to escape, Trudge closes all the security doors, making Yusei's chances of escaping very slim. However, Blister blows up the elevator door and at ground floor, Yusei rides out while Trudge gets stuck in the elevator. Soon he catches up. After Trudge starts physically attacking Yusei, Blister arrives to help, having had a change of heart over what Yusei told him about friends. Yusei wins the Duel, but is electrocuted by a huge crowd of Security and left unconscious outside at the Tops, where the richest people live. Luna feels Yusei's pain and rushes outside with Leo, only to find Yusei outside their front door unconscious.
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| − | ===Fortune Cup===
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| − | Yusei is later given refuge by the twins [[Leo]] and [[Luna]]. In the Japanese version, he fears that he would only cause them trouble by staying, but they manage to talk him into a Duel and staying for the night. In the English version, Yusei has lost his memory after his Duel with Trudge and can't even remember his name. He duels Leo in the hopes of regaining his memory, whilst in the Japanese version, Yusei is reminded of [[Rally Dawson|Rally]] through Leo's personalities.
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| − | After leaving the twins, he is threatened into participating in the [[Fortune Cup]] by [[Lazar]], who holds his Satellite friends hostage. Yusei is later given more incentive to participate when Jack gives "[[Stardust Dragon]]" back and personally demands that he face him. In the quarter-finals of the Fortune Cup, Yusei faced [[Hunter Pace]], disguised as [[Shira]], and won, moving to the semifinals. His opponent in the semifinals is [[Greiger]].
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| − | After Yusei defeats Greiger, Greiger attempts to take revenge on Goodwin for what he did to his village, but Yusei manages to stop him. Before security takes Bommer away, he tells Yusei to fulfill his own mission. In the English version, Yusei stops Greiger from knocking down the tower Goodwin was in to get revenge on what Goodwin did to his village, but a spike broke through the glass at the top of the tower (where Goodwin is) from the collision with Greiger's Duel Runner and Yusei's Duel Runner and Goodwin stopped it with his hand. As security takes Boomer away, he tells Yusei to be careful in the finals in the English Version.
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| − | Yusei faces [[Akiza Izinski|Akiza]] in the finals. Previously, he had thought that she only felt anger and rejection. But after Akiza's first move, he notices and points out that she has a pleasure and joy for destruction. Akiza replies that cannot be true, however, later on the duel, after people insult her again, she accepts it all because of being the "Black Rose". According to her, this other side of her is the one who enjoys destruction all because of the powers caused by the [[Mark of the Dragon]]. He learns that after she was found by [[Sayer]], he told her to feel but not to think, to let him do that for her. But even still, she puts on her mask just to feel; this prompts Yusei to fight this duel to change her.
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| − | [[File:5Dx026 New King.jpg|thumb|right|130px|Yusei becomes the new King.]]
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| − | By the end of the Duel begins as he says that her pain which came from all the destruction she caused was turned into one that the other [[Signers]] shared. Yusei tells her that the birthmark may hold the answer for her pain, but in order to find out, she must think and love herself. Akiza still intends to deny this by winning the duel without noticing, as pointed out by Yusei, who has seen through her, that she is crying. Thus he eventually wins, resulting in her mask cut in half due to "[[Cosmic Blast]]" and after she falls, Akiza tells him to "help her".
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| − | He faces Jack near the end of the Fortune Cup. Although he is pushed to a corner in the middle of the Duel, Yusei wins using various combos with "[[Stardust Dragon]]" to destroy Jack's "[[Red Dragon Archfiend]]" and becomes the new King of Turbo Duels.
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| − | ===Dark Signers===
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| − | Following his victory against Jack, Yusei flees the stadium with Tanner, Yanagi, Luna, and Leo to avoid being mobbed by reporters and fans. They hide out at Blister's place at the edge of the city.
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| − | Yusei spots a man with a glowing birthmark. Believing him to be a Signer, Yusei chases him to a construction site where he faces him in a [[Shadow Duel]]. The opponent, [[Dick Pitt]] reveals himself to be a [[Dark Signers|Dark Signer]] and states their motives to destroy the Signers. After Dick loses, he has no memory of the Duel, his Deck changes, and his [[dark mark]] disappears. Yusei runs away after Security appears to examine the damage caused by the Shadow Duel. After returning to the hideout, Security led by Trudge track him down. Yusei walks out to meet them and says he wanted to talk to Goodwin anyway (in the English version, Yusei called Trudge to take him to Goodwin).
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| − | Yusei is taken to meet Goodwin at an incomplete bridge pointing in the direction of Satellite. Here Goodwin tells him about the battle between the Crimson Dragon and the [[Earthbound Immortals]], where the [[Five Dragons]] sealed the Earthbound Immortals in the [[Nazca Lines]]. Goodwin says that those bearing the mark of the Crimson Dragon and the Earthbound Immortals' servants, the Signers and Dark Signers have been battling for 5,000 years. Their battle is destined to determine the fate of the world. The old [[Enerdy]] system in Satellite is a door to the Underworld itself, which the Dark Signers plan opening, to release the evil sealed in the Nazca Lines. Yusei understands Goodwin deliberately isolated Satellite from New Domino to restrict the battlefield to Satellite, only harming the Satellite residents. Yusei requests that they evacuate Satellite, but Goodwin says can't, since it would allow the Dark Signers to target the city, insuring a greater amount of casualties. Goodwin arranged a helicopter to airdrop Yusei and his Duel Runner into Satellite.
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| − | After arriving in Satellite, Yusei is reunited with [[Crow]]. The two head back to Yusei's Satellite hideout, where he is reunited with Rally and the others. Security had been following Crow, so everyone splits up. Crow takes on the Security, and Yusei arrives to help, resulting in a Tag Turbo Duel. After winning the Duel Yusei and Crow meet up with Rally and his others at Crow's base at [[Daedalus Bridge]]. here Yusei tells his friends about the disastrous vision shown by the Crimson Dragon and the story told by Goodwin. He listens along with the others the story about the man who made the bridge. During the night both he and Crow had head to the [[B.A.D.]], where the old Enerdy system is. They are confronted by [[Kalin|Kalin]], who is now a Dark Signer. Kalin shows great hatred to his old friends and forces Yusei into a Shadow Turbo Duel. Kalin takes the upperhand with "[[One-Hundred Eye Dragon]]". Yusei is able to comeback with "Stardust Dragon", but Kalin turns the tables and Summons his Earthbound Immortal, "[[Earthbound Immortal Ccapac Apu|Ccapac Apu]]". Before Yusei is defeated his Duel Runner breaks down and the Duel is canceled. Yusei is then found impaled in the abdomen by a large shard.(In the English Dub, the shard and blood was removed, despite the fact that the scene in which Rally and the others watching it was not, and he is said to have cuts and bruises.)
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| − | Crow takes him to [[Martha]]'s refuge facility, in order to receive the required surgery. [[Dr. Schmitt]], assisted by Martha manage to save Yusei's life. After waking up he sees that Rally and the others brought his Duel Runner all the way from the B.A.D. Yusei gets scolded by Martha for putting himself in danger, without asking his friends for help. She reminds Yusei of his idea of "believing in friends" as they will always be there supporting and helping him out. As he recovers, he checks his Duel Runner and thinks that Kalin is too powerful for him to defeat.
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| − | As Akiza is about to duel Misty, Yusei's birthmark reacts. He rushes outside and sees Hummingbird and Lizard Earthbound Immortal marks. He is aware a Duel between a Signer and Dark Signer is about to begin, but is unable to assist. After Akiza is taken to the hospital, her parents turn to Yusei for help. Yusei is initially reluctant, but prompted by Martha, who teases him for having a crush on Akiza.
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| − | When Akiza awakens, she is initially glad to see Yusei, but after seeing her parents, turns against him. Unable to calm her, Yusei tries to reach her by dueling. Yusei takes damage through the Duel, but [[Hideo]] steps in to protect him. With Hideo's determination, Yusei is able to show Akiza that her parents love her.
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| − | [[Mina]] shows Akiza and Yusei information regarding the [[Arcadia Movement]] and [[Sayer]]'s true motives, involving the abduction of children to create an army of [[Psychic Duelist]]s. Yusei comforts Akiza from the devastation.
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| − | The Signers are invited to Rex Goodwin's house. Despite his distrust of Goodwin, Yusei decides to go, as this is the only way he get information on the Signers and Dark Signers. Yusei asks about reverting a Dark Signer back to normal. Goodwin reluctantly tells them that Dark Signers cannot be brought back as they are dead and no longer of this world (Otherwise is said in the English Dub). Yusei loses confidence in returning Kalin back to normal and blames himself for Kalin's current state. Jack, who is sickened by Yusei's whinging and self-doubt, punches him in the hopes of returning some sense to Yusei. Jack's actions and words, along with some moral support from the twins, restores Yusei's confidence.
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| − | When the four Signers return to Satellite along with Mina, Leo and Trudge meet up with Martha. They learn that Rally, Blitz, Tank, Nervin and Crow have disappeared. While everyone is sitting down to supper, Rudger interrupts. Jack wants to duel him, but Yusei tells him that its too dangerous to duel here with the flaming geoglyph. Yusei instructs Jack to take Martha and the kids to a safer place.
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| − | Yusei duels Rudger, while accompanied by Akiza. During the Duel, he witness two of the children, who stayed behind and Martha get sacrificed to Summon Rudger's Earthbound Immortal. After Yusei Summons "Stardust Dragon", Rudger leaves and revives Rally as a temporary Dark Signer to face Yusei. Rally sacrifices himself to help Yusei. To avenge Rally's sacrifice, Yusei swears the Dark Signers be defeated with everything he has.
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| − | The four Signers separate and head to each of the 4 Old Enerdy controllers where their respective opponent is waiting. Yusei head's towards Kalin's tower, but spots a column of light coming from where Luna went. Yusei finds Leo dueling [[Demak]]. Yusei tries to stop the Duel, but cannot due to the natures of the [[Shadow Duel]]. Yusei is left with Trudge to watch helplessly.
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| − | He witnesses Luna comes back and assist Leo, shortly after Demak Summoned [[Earthbound Immortal Cusillu]]. Together the twins, defeat Cusillu and Demak. Afterwards [[Ancient Fairy Dragon (character)|Ancient Fairy Dragon]] and [[Regulus (character)|Regulus]] appear to thank Luna, who tells them she couldn't have done it without Leo or Yusei. Yusei and the twins proceed to the control tower to activate the safety switch.
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| − | When the Killer Whale geoglyph appears, Yusei finds Crow dueling against [[Greiger]], who is now a Dark Signer. Yusei tries to talk them out of the Duel, but both feel that they are fighting for the people they love and refuse to stop.
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| − | [[File:Crimson Dragon mark.jpg|thumb|left|The Crimson Dragon on Yusei's back.]]
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| − | After Crow's duel, Yusei proceeds to Kalin's tower, intending to save him. Both engage in a Shadow Turbo Duel. Towards the end of the Duel, all of the birthmarks disappeared from the Signers' arms and then unite to form an image of the [[Crimson Dragon]] on Yusei's back. Because of this, Yusei is able to Summon "[[Savior Star Dragon]]" and destroy Kalin's Earthbound Immortal. Yusei manages to reconcile with Kalin before the Dark Signer turns into dust.
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| − | Yusei heads to Rudger to request a final Duel. During the Duel, he learns of what happened in the [[Old Enerdy]] incident and more about [[Mr. Fudo|his father]]. Yusei manages to defeat Rudger, but in the latter's moment of defeat, Rudger triggers an explosive that destroys the bridge they were dueling on, leaving Yusei to fall into the pool of [[Old Enerdy]].
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| − | Yusei ends up in a strange place, where people who died during the [[Zero Reverse]] accident reside. The souls start to attack him, but are stopped by Yusei's father. Professor Fudo helps Yusei to escape the Underworld.
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| − | Yusei and his companions go up through the same stairs they used before. In the distance, they see purple sparks and deduce that Jack has won his Duel and activated the third safety switch.
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| − | Yusei goes to the last tower, where Akiza is dueling. He encounters [[Sayer]] in disguise, who lures him into a room. Inside, [[Mina]] is locked in a cage below. Sayer reveals himself and tells Yusei that Akiza is not a friend but a mind slave of his. He quickly subdues Yusei and throws him into the cage with [[Mina]]. Before leaving, Sayer seals the cage by using a [[Hinotama]] and fills the cage with water before leaving them to die.
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| − | After being rescued by [[Tetsu Ushio|Trudge]], Yusei confronts Sayer, who by then has gained control of Akiza. They get into a fight and Sayer reveals that he was the one who killed [[Misty Tredwell|Misty's]] brother, [[Toby Tredwell|Toby]]. Just when Yusei was about to be blown off the building, he tricks Sayer into revealing this to Misty through his Duel Disk's microphone.
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| − | [[File:Yusei Dragon Head.jpg|thumb|Yusei's arm with the Head Mark]]
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| − | After Sayer is eaten by Misty's Earthbound Immortal, Yusei snaps Akiza out of her daze and she manages to defeat Misty. However, the sun sets before they can activate the safety switch, and so the Condor geoglyph appears in the sky.
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| − | Yusei, Jack and Crow face the last Dark Signer, Rex Goodwin in a 3-on-1 Shadow Turbo Duel. Crow protects Yusei from the effect of [[Earthbound Immortal Wiraqocha Rasca]], and his [[Life Points]] become 1. Yusei and Jack continue the duel without Crow. After Jack is unable to duel, Yusei has his Life Points reduced to 1. The Crimson Dragon mark on Rex disappears and all five birthmarks return to their original owners, with the Head Birthmark going to Yusei and the Tail Birthmark going to Crow. Yusei then summons Savior Star Dragon and defeats Rex. The Crimson Dragon then uses Savior Star Dragon to gain a physical form and destroy the King of the Underworld.
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| − | Half a year after the Duel with Rex Goodwin, Yusei spends most of his time preparing his [[Duel Runner]] for the [[World Turbo Grand Prix]]. He assists in investigating damage caused to Duel Runners, caused by [[Ghost]] and ends up dueling Ghost. When it appeared that Yusei was beginning to have the upper hand, Ghost summons his Synchro Killer, Machine Emperor Wisel. Utilizing Savior Star Dragon, Yusei was able to defeat Ghost and discovered that he was a robot. After meeting with Trudge, he explained that the robot he faced was known as a Riding Roid and that it was a test robot designed to see if they could be used in Sector Security's forces. Yusei feels that something big was coming and had to prepare for the worst.
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| − | He goes to Duel Academy and duels Heitmann, a teacher who plans to expell Leo and Luna's class because they are weak for using weak level monsters. Using some cards that the kids gave him, he wins the duel and proves that being weak isn't bad.
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| − | ==Deck==
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| − | :''Main article: [[Yusei Fudo's Decks]]''
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| − | Yusei's Deck uses many speed themed cards and revolves around the [[Synchro Summon]]ing of the "[[Warriors|Warrior]]" [[Synchro Monsters]], "[[Junk Warrior|Junk]]", "[[Nitro Warrior|Nitro]]", "[[Turbo Warrior|Turbo]]" and "[[Road Warrior|Road]]", while keeping his ace card, "[[Stardust Dragon]]," in reserve for special occasions when possible. Most of his non-Synchro Monsters are low in Level, giving him more fine control over which Synchro Monster he is able to summon at a given time. His basic strategy usually entails either swarming the field with many low-level monsters all at once for a high-level Synchro Summon or else using his lower-level Synchro monsters as a bridge to summon the higher-level ones (example: "[[Junk Warrior]]" + "[[Nitro Synchron]]" = "[[Nitro Warrior]]"). When conserving Stardust Dragon, his most frequent game breaking card is "Junk Warrior".
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| − | Thematically, many of Yusei's cards lean towards being either Warrior or Machine-type monsters, and even his non-Machine cards tend to have a Machine-like appearance (such as his Warrior Synchro Monsters) or are similarly themed, like "[[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]]", "[[Junk Barrage]]" or "[[Iron Resolve]]". Some of his cards also focus on Burn effects, such as [[Armory Arm]], [[Junk Barrage]], [[Cosmic Blast]], and [[Meteor Stream]].
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| − | Yusei uses 2 Decks, one for [[Turbo Duel]]s and one for normal Duels. His Turbo Deck strongly focuses on Trap Cards to bypass the limitations Speed Spells contain.
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