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| − | The KaibaCorp blimp is en route to KaibaCorp Island (Alcatraz in the Japanese version), when it suddenly changes course to a fortress that is run by a mysterious boy named [[ | + | The KaibaCorp blimp is en route to KaibaCorp Island (Alcatraz in the Japanese version), when it suddenly changes course to a fortress that is run by a mysterious boy named [[Noah]]. The blimp docks inside the fortress and is locked down by magnetic anchors. While inside the fortress, [[Seto Kaiba]], [[Yugi Muto]], and the rest of the group encounter some old foes—KaibaCorp's former Board of Directors, [[The Big Five]]—who inform them that they are now part of Noah's [[Virtual World]] after their last battle with [[Seto Kaiba|Seto]] and [[Yugi]] had destroyed their bodies when [[Five-Headed Dragon]] was also destroyed (at the end of the [[Legendary Heroes]] mini-arc). |
Now, they propose a challenge to [[Yugi]], [[Seto Kaiba|Seto]], and the rest of the group: In order to escape from Noah's [[Virtual World]], [[the Big Five]] each need to be in possession of a body, and offer each of them a challenge to Duel. If any of them lose a Duel to one of [[the Big Five]], that person will gain control of their body. | Now, they propose a challenge to [[Yugi]], [[Seto Kaiba|Seto]], and the rest of the group: In order to escape from Noah's [[Virtual World]], [[the Big Five]] each need to be in possession of a body, and offer each of them a challenge to Duel. If any of them lose a Duel to one of [[the Big Five]], that person will gain control of their body. | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 25 October 2009
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| Series | Yu-Gi-Oh! |
| Number | 98 |
| Season | Three |
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| Previous | "Showdown in the Shadows, Part 2" |
| Next | "Isolated in Cyber Space, Part 1" |
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Summary
The KaibaCorp blimp is en route to KaibaCorp Island (Alcatraz in the Japanese version), when it suddenly changes course to a fortress that is run by a mysterious boy named Noah. The blimp docks inside the fortress and is locked down by magnetic anchors. While inside the fortress, Seto Kaiba, Yugi Muto, and the rest of the group encounter some old foes—KaibaCorp's former Board of Directors, The Big Five—who inform them that they are now part of Noah's Virtual World after their last battle with Seto and Yugi had destroyed their bodies when Five-Headed Dragon was also destroyed (at the end of the Legendary Heroes mini-arc).
Now, they propose a challenge to Yugi, Seto, and the rest of the group: In order to escape from Noah's Virtual World, the Big Five each need to be in possession of a body, and offer each of them a challenge to Duel. If any of them lose a Duel to one of the Big Five, that person will gain control of their body.
They explain the new Deck Master system to the group by having them watch a "virtual duel" between a Seto and "Total Defense Shogun", finishing with the rule of an automatic loss if the Deck Master you choose is destroyed. And, to even the odds in their favor, the Big Five declare that they will be dueling everyone currently present before them.
And thus, the Virtual World arc begins...
Featured Duels: Seto Kaiba vs. Total Defense Shogun
Deck Masters
Seto Kaiba: "Blue-Eyes White Dragon"
Total Defense Shogun: itself
Seto Kaiba's Turn
- Summons "Lord of D." and activates "The Flute of Summoning Dragon", allowing him to Special Summon two "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" to the field.
- Moves his Deck Master to the field and activates "Polymerization", fusing his three "Blue-Eyes White Dragons" into "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon", also turning it into his new Deck Master.
- Seto's Deck Master's ability allows it to attack in the turn it is summoned. Seto attacks "Total Defense Shogun" directly with his "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon".
- "Total Defense Shogun" activates its own Deck Master ability, negating the attack and destroying the monster who targeted it in battle.
- With his "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" Deck Master destroyed, Seto loses the Duel.
