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* Once again, [[Mokuba]]'s eyes glow red in the English version. | * Once again, [[Mokuba]]'s eyes glow red in the English version. | ||
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| − | * In the original version, Noah deleted The Big 5, but in the English version, he | + | * In the original version, Noah deleted The Big 5, but in the English version, he simply imprisons each of the Big Five in an isolated portion of the Virtual World. |
==Epilogue== | ==Epilogue== | ||
Revision as of 15:06, 27 May 2013
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| Series | |
| Series | Yu-Gi-Oh! |
| Number | 113 |
| Season | 3 |
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| Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes (season 3) | |
| Previous | "Merger of the Big Five, Part 2" |
| Next | "Brothers in Arms, Part 1" |
Contents
Deck Masters
- Yami Yugi: "Dark Magician", "Dark Flare Knight", "Mirage Knight" and "Dark Magician Knight"
- Joey Wheeler: "Flame Swordsman"
- The Big Five: "Deepsea Warrior", "Nightmare Penguin", "Judge Man", "Robotic Knight", "Jinzo", "Five-Headed Dragon" and "Berserk Dragon"
Featured Duel: Yami Yugi + Joey Wheeler VS. The Big Five, Part 3
Duel continues from previous episode.
Turn 19: The Big Five (Leichter)
- "Altar of Mists'" effect activates, letting Leichter add "Dragon Revival Ritual" from his Deck to his hand.
- The Big Five tribute all of their Deck Masters to activate "Dragon Revival Ritual", Ritual Summoning "Five-Headed Dragon" (5000/5000) to the field and making it their new Deck Master (NOTE: This situation is doubly incorrect: in the real game, "Five-Headed Dragon" is a Fusion Monster, not a Ritual Monster. In addition, despite "Dragon Revival Ritual" requires a WATER, EARTH, FIRE, DARK, and WIND monster as a Tribute, "Nightmare Penguin" is not a WIND monster, unlike in the real game, so that would be illegal).
- It can't attack this turn, but it destroys all cards on Yami Yugi's and Joey's side of the field. In addition, it cannot be destroyed in battle by any monsters except those of LIGHT Attribute.
- Leichter sets 1 card.
Turn 20: Joey Wheeler
- Sets 3 cards.
- Moves his Deck Master, "Flame Swordsman" to the field in Attack Position (800/1600).
Turn 21: Yami Yugi
- Moves his Deck Master, "Dark Magician" to the field in Attack Position (2500/2100).
- Activates "Polymerization", fusing "Dark Magician" with "Flame Swordsman" to Fusion Summon "Dark Flare Knight" (2200/800) as in the Deck Master of Yami Yugi and Joey.
- "Dark Flare Knight" attacks "Five-Headed Dragon". Since it is weaker, "Dark Flare Knight" loses the battle and is destroyed.
- However, due to its effect any Battle Damage normally inflicted to Yami Yugi is reduced to 0 and his "Knight's" destruction also allows Yami Yugi to Special Summon "Mirage Knight" in Attack Position (2800/2000), becoming the new Deck Master of both Yami and Joey.
- "Mirage Knight" attacks "Five-Headed Dragon". Due to his effect, he gains ATK equal to that of the opposing monster ("Mirage Knight": 2800 → 7800). Since "Mirage Knight" is a LIGHT Attribute Monster, "Five-Headed Dragon" is destroyed.
- Leichter activates "A Deal with Dark Ruler". By paying half his Life Points (The Big Five: 1200 → 600), he is able to negate the damage and Special Summon "Berserk Dragon" (3500/0) as his new Deck Master.
- "Mirage Knight" is removed from play, returning to "Flame Swordsman" and "Dark Magician". (800, becoming again the Joey's new Deck Master and 2500, becoming again the Yami Yugi's new Deck Master, respectively)
- Yami Yugi activates "Magical Hats" to hide "Dark Magician".
- Activates his Deck Master's ability and pays 1000 Life Points (Yugi: 2000 → 1000) to copy "Magical Hats" and hide Joey's "Flame Swordsman".
Turn 22: The Big Five (Leichter)
- "Berserk Dragon" attacks every "Hat" on Yami Yugi's side of the field via its effect.
- Joey blocks the attack with "Flame Swordsman" and activates "Silver Dollar" to prevent it from being destroyed.
- Due to its effect, "Berserk Dragon' loses 500 ATK ("Berserk Dragon": 3500 → 3000).
Turn 23: Joey Wheeler
- Activates his set "Knight's Title", using it on "Dark Magician" to turn him into "Dark Magician Knight" (2500/2100).
- Activates his Deck Master's ability, using "Flame Swordsman" to remove 700 ATK from itself ("Flame Swordsman": 800 → 100) and add it to "Dark Magician Knight" ("Dark Magician Knight": 2500 → 3200).
Turn 24: Yami Yugi
- "Dark Magician Knight" attacks and destroys "Berserk Dragon". The Big Five lose, as their Deck Master was destroyed.
Differences in Adaptations
- When The Big Five's Deck Masters are sacrificed together, the five pointed star is given more points in the dub as usual.
- Once again, Mokuba's eyes glow red in the English version.
- In the original version, Noah explain that nothing is real in the virtual world to The Big 5 and they can't get flesh.
- In the original version, Noah deleted The Big 5, but in the English version, he simply imprisons each of the Big Five in an isolated portion of the Virtual World.
Epilogue
- The Big Five are defeated, but they still try to advance on the gang to try to steal their bodies. Noah stops them. For disappointing him again, Noah banishes them to the depths of the Virtual World forever, then goes off to challenge Seto Kaiba himself.
Trivia
- This isn't the only time that a Fusion Monster attacked too early. It happened in episode 107 with "Perfect Machine King" and "St. Joan". Which would probably indicate that Battle City rules do not apply in this arc. Seeing as how they are not actually in the tournament at this time this makes sense.
Note: In Episodes 99, 104, 115 & 118, the Magic Cards "Quick Attack" and "Sinister Justice" were used to allow a Fusion Summoned monster to attack in the turn it was Fusion Summoned indicating that Battle City Rules do apply in this arc. Conclusions that can be drawn from this are:
1. Fusion Monsters can only not attack when they are Fusion Summoned, not Special Summoned by an effect in the case of "St. Joan" Special Summoned by the effect of "Goddess with the Third Eye".
2. Fusion Monsters can attack on the turn they are Fusion Summoned if the Deck Master is used as a Fusion Material Monster in the cases of "Perfect Machine King" & "Dark Flare Knight".
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.
Flashbacks
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Notes
- ↑ a b This card was played as a Magic Card. It was depicted as a Trap Card in the English version. It is a Trap Card in the TCG/OCG.
- ↑ a b This was played as a Normal Monster. It is an Fusion Monster in the TCG/OCG.
- ↑ This card can be seen in The Big Five's hand.
