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| − | + | | series = Yu-Gi-Oh! | |
| − | + | | season = 4 | |
| − | + | | image = Yugioh160.png | |
| − | + | | en_name = On the Wrong Track - Part 1 | |
| − | + | | ja_name = 暴走特急デュエル | |
| − | + | | romaji_name = Bōsō Tokkyū Dyueru | |
| − | + | | ja_trans_name = Runaway Limited-Express Duel | |
| − | + | | number = 160 | |
| − | + | | ja_air_date = June 24, 2003 | |
| − | + | | en_air_date = November 20, 2004 | |
| − | + | | ja_opening = WARRIORS | |
| − | + | | ja_ending = These Overflowing Feelings Don't Stop | |
| − | + | | en_theme = Yu-Gi-Oh! Season 1 Theme (English) | |
| − | + | | screenwriter = Atsushi Maekawa | |
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}} | }} | ||
| − | == | + | ==Seperation== |
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* The train heading towards the next airport departs. Yami keeps on being totally depressed and pays no attention to Téa's attempts to catch his attention. He excuses himself and goes into the inter-carriage space, hitting a wall in frustration. | * The train heading towards the next airport departs. Yami keeps on being totally depressed and pays no attention to Téa's attempts to catch his attention. He excuses himself and goes into the inter-carriage space, hitting a wall in frustration. | ||
| − | * His pals don't follow him, deeming that he needs some time alone. However, something is out of place. The train was initially full of | + | * His pals don't follow him, deeming that he needs some time alone. However, something is out of place. The train was initially full of passengers: now it's empty save for them. |
| − | * When trying to reach the first carriage and the driver's cabin, the train is suddenly | + | * When trying to reach the first carriage and the driver's cabin, the train is suddenly seperated: Tristan and Joey are left alone in a set of carriages which eventually stops in the middle of no-where while Téa and Yami are on the carriages still connected to the engine. |
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| + | ==Rematch Time== | ||
* Joey and Tristan are confronted by Rex, who announces that he's going to take Joey's soul: as if to prove it, he now wields a [[Chaos Duel Disk]]. | * Joey and Tristan are confronted by Rex, who announces that he's going to take Joey's soul: as if to prove it, he now wields a [[Chaos Duel Disk]]. | ||
* Yami climbs atop the first carriage to head towards the driver's cabin when he stumbles upon Weevil, also wielding a [[Chaos Duel Disk]]. | * Yami climbs atop the first carriage to head towards the driver's cabin when he stumbles upon Weevil, also wielding a [[Chaos Duel Disk]]. | ||
| − | * Both of them Engage their "[[Seal of Orichalcos]]" Cards, trapping their opponents and stopping them from leaving before the Duel is over. | + | * Both of them Engage their "[[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]]" Cards, trapping their opponents and stopping them from leaving before the Duel is over. |
| − | * Weevil tells Yami that he'll reveal where Yugi is being imprisoned | + | * Weevil tells Yami Yugi that he'll reveal where Yugi is being imprisoned if he wins, so Yami Yugi grudgingly accepts. |
| − | ** Dartz monitors it from his temple and smiles. Rafael comments with him that he'd prefer that those manage to win. Nevertheless, if they lose, their souls can be offered to their God. | + | ** Dartz monitors it from his temple and smiles. Rafael comments with him that he'd prefer that those manage to win. Nevertheless, if they lose, their souls can be offered to their God. |
| + | ==Featured Duels== | ||
| + | ===Featured Duel #1: Rex Raptor vs. Joey Wheeler - Part 1=== | ||
| + | <u>'''Turn 1: Rex Raptor'''</u><br /> | ||
| + | Rex draws "[[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]]" and subsequently [[Activate|activates]] it. From now on, all of Rex's [[Monster Cards|monster]]s will receive a 500 [[ATK]] boost and the loser of this Duel will lose his/her soul. Rex then Special Summons two "[[Gilasaurus (anime)|Gilasaurus]]" from his hand (1400 → 1900/400) in [[Attack Position]] via their own effects. He then [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Kaitoptera (anime)|Kaitoptera]]" (1400 → 1900/1000) in [[Attack Position]] and [[Set]]s a Card. | ||
| + | <u>'''Turn 2: Joey Wheeler'''</u><br /> | ||
| + | Joey draws. He then Normal Summons "[[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]" (2000/1600) in [[Attack Position]]. Joey's hand contains "[[Scapegoat (later anime)|Scapegoat]]", "[[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]", "[[Metalmorph (anime)|Metalmorph]]", an unknown Trap, and an unknown Magic Card. Joey then Sets a Card ("Scapegoat"). | ||
| − | + | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 161|Duel continues next episode.]]'' | |
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| − | == | + | ===Featured Duel #2: Weevil Underwood vs. Yami Yugi - Part 1=== |
| − | + | <u>'''Turn 1: Weevil Underwood'''</u><br /> | |
| − | + | Weevil draws. He then activates "[[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]]". From now on, all of Weevil's monsters will receive a 500 [[ATK]] boost and the loser of this Duel will lose his/her soul. Weevil then Normal Summons "[[Pheromone Wasp (anime)|Pheromone Wasp]]" (800 → 1300/800) in [[Attack Position]] and Sets two Cards. | |
| − | ''[[ | + | <u>'''Turn 2: Yami Yugi'''</u><br /> |
| + | Yami Yugi draws. He then Normal Summons "[[Obnoxious Celtic Guardian (anime)|Obnoxious Celtic Guardian]]" (1400/1200) in [[Attack Position]]. "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" attacks Weevil's "Pheromone Wasp", but Weevil activates his face-down "[[Mimesis]]" to return "Pheromone Wasp" to his hand and [[Special Summon]] "[[Parasite Caterpillar]]" (800 → 1300/800) from his hand in [[Attack Position]]. Due to the second effect of "Mimesis", "Parasite Caterpillar" becomes the new attack target of "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian". "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" destroys Weevil's "Parasite Caterpillar" ([[Weevil Underwood|Weevil]] 4000 → 3900). | ||
| − | + | Since "Parasite Caterpillar" was selected as an attack target, Weevil activates the effect of "Parasite Caterpillar" after damage calculation, equipping "Parasite Caterpillar" to "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian", changing "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" to an [[Insect]]-[[Type]] monster and preventing it from being attacked or being [[Tribute|Tributed]]. Also if the monster equipped with "Parasite Caterpillar" is the only monster Yami Yugi controls, Weevil can attack directly. | |
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| − | + | <u>'''Turn 3: Weevil Underwood'''</u><br /> | |
| − | + | Weevil draws. He then Normal Summons "Pheromone Wasp" (800 → 1300/800) in Attack Position. "Pheromone Wasp" attacks [[Direct Attack|directly]] via the effect of "Parasite Caterpillar" ([[Yami Yugi]] 4000 → 2700). Since "Pheromone Wasp" inflicted Battle Damage through a direct attack, its effect activates, allowing Weevil to [[Special Summon]] "[[Leghul (anime)|Leghul]]" (300 → 800/350) in [[Attack Position]]. Weevil then activates "[[Insect Barrier (anime)|Insect Barrier]]". Now while this card is face-up, all of Yami Yugi's [[Insect]]-[[Type]] Monsters will be unable to attack. | |
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| − | + | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 161|Duel continues next episode.]]'' | |
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==Differences in adaptations== | ==Differences in adaptations== | ||
* Cut from the dub is an additional attempt of Téa trying to attract Yami's attention. She asks Yami if he's hungry, and does he want to find the dining car. He's still silent and then a shot of the train traveling across the desert. | * Cut from the dub is an additional attempt of Téa trying to attract Yami's attention. She asks Yami if he's hungry, and does he want to find the dining car. He's still silent and then a shot of the train traveling across the desert. | ||
| − | * When [[Téa]] tries to contact the conductor, cut is a shot of the train's controls unattended. | + | |
| − | * Also cut from the English version is a shot of [[Joey]] accusing [[Rex Raptor]] of disconnecting the trains | + | * When [[Téa Gardner|Téa]] tries to contact the conductor, cut is a shot of the train's controls unattended. |
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| + | * Also cut from the English version is a shot of [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] accusing [[Rex Raptor]] of disconnecting the trains. | ||
==Mistake== | ==Mistake== | ||
[[File:Yugioh160Mistake.jpg|thumb|180px|Rex's Chaos Duel Disk mistake]] | [[File:Yugioh160Mistake.jpg|thumb|180px|Rex's Chaos Duel Disk mistake]] | ||
| − | In the Japanese version, on Rex's [[Chaos Duel Disk]] it showed two "[[Giant Rex]] | + | In the Japanese version, on Rex's [[Chaos Duel Disk]] it showed two "[[Giant Rex (anime)|Giant Rexs]]" and "[[Gilasaurus (anime)|Gilasaurus]]" when it was supposed to show two "Gilasaurus" and "[[Kaitoptera (anime)|Kaitoptera]]". |
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==Featured cards== | ==Featured cards== | ||
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{{Decklist|Flashbacks | {{Decklist|Flashbacks | ||
|normal monsters = | |normal monsters = | ||
| − | * [[Dark Magician]] | + | * [[Dark Magician (anime)|Dark Magician]] |
| − | * [[Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts]] | + | * [[Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts (anime)|Gazelle the King of Mythical Beasts]] |
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
| − | * [[Backup Gardna]] | + | * [[Backup Gardna (anime)|Backup Gardna]] |
| − | * [[Berfomet]] | + | * [[Berfomet (anime)|Berfomet]] |
| − | * [[Big Shield Gardna]] | + | * [[Big Shield Gardna (anime)|Big Shield Gardna]] |
| − | * [[Catapult Turtle]] | + | * [[Catapult Turtle (later anime)|Catapult Turtle]] |
| − | * [[Dark Magician Girl]] | + | * [[Dark Magician Girl (anime)|Dark Magician Girl]] |
| − | * [[Guardian Eatos]] | + | * [[Guardian Eatos (anime)|Guardian Eatos]] |
| − | * [[Guardian Kay'est]] | + | * [[Guardian Kay'est (anime)|Guardian Kay'est]] |
| − | * [[Kuribabylon]] | + | * [[Kuribabylon (anime)|Kuribabylon]] |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
| − | * [[Celestial Sword - Eatos]] | + | * [[Celestial Sword - Eatos (anime)|Celestial Sword - Eatos]] |
* [[Nightmare Binding]] | * [[Nightmare Binding]] | ||
| − | * [[Rod of Silence - Kay'est]] | + | * [[Rod of Silence - Kay'est (anime)|Rod of Silence - Kay'est]] |
| − | * [[Swords of Revealing Light]] | + | * [[Swords of Revealing Light (anime)|Swords of Revealing Light]] |
| − | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos]] | + | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]] |
}} | }} | ||
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{{Decklist|Rex Raptor | {{Decklist|Rex Raptor | ||
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
| − | * ''[[Gilasaurus]]'' x2 | + | * ''[[Gilasaurus (anime)|Gilasaurus]]'' x2 |
| − | * ''[[Kaitoptera]]'' | + | * ''[[Kaitoptera (anime)|Kaitoptera]]'' |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
| − | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos]] | + | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]] |
}} | }} | ||
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{{Decklist|Joey Wheeler | {{Decklist|Joey Wheeler | ||
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
| − | * [[Panther Warrior]] | + | * [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]] |
| − | * [[Rocket Warrior]]<ref group=Notes name=hand>This card was seen in Joey's [[hand]].</ref> | + | * [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]<ref group=Notes name=hand>This card was seen in Joey's [[hand]].</ref> |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
* [[Command Silencer]]<ref group=Notes name=hand2>This card was seen in Joey's [[hand]] only in the dub.</ref> | * [[Command Silencer]]<ref group=Notes name=hand2>This card was seen in Joey's [[hand]] only in the dub.</ref> | ||
| − | * [[Scapegoat]] | + | * [[Scapegoat (later anime)|Scapegoat]]<ref group=Notes name=hand/> |
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|traps = | |traps = | ||
| − | * [[Crush Card Virus]]<ref group=Notes name=hand2/> | + | * [[Crush Card Virus (later DM anime)|Crush Card Virus]]<ref group=Notes name=hand2/> |
| − | * [[Metalmorph]] | + | * [[Metalmorph (anime)|Metalmorph]]<ref group=Notes name=hand/> |
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}} | }} | ||
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{{Decklist|Weevil Underwood | {{Decklist|Weevil Underwood | ||
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
| − | * [[Leghul]] | + | * [[Leghul (anime)|Leghul]] |
* ''[[Parasite Caterpillar]]'' | * ''[[Parasite Caterpillar]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Pheromone Wasp]]'' | + | * ''[[Pheromone Wasp (anime)|Pheromone Wasp]]'' |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
| − | * [[Insect Barrier]] | + | * [[Insect Barrier (anime)|Insect Barrier]] |
| − | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos]] | + | * [[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]] |
|traps = | |traps = | ||
| − | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Mimesis]]'' |
}} | }} | ||
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{{Decklist|Yami Yugi | {{Decklist|Yami Yugi | ||
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
| − | * [[Obnoxious Celtic | + | * [[Obnoxious Celtic Guardian (anime)|Obnoxious Celtic Guardian]] |
}} | }} | ||
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| Names | |||||||||
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| English | On the Wrong Track - Part 1 | ||||||||
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| Series | |||||||||
| Series | Yu-Gi-Oh! | ||||||||
| Number | 160 | ||||||||
| Season | 4 | ||||||||
| Music | |||||||||
| Japanese OP | "WARRIORS" | ||||||||
| Japanese ED | "These Overflowing Feelings Don't Stop" | ||||||||
| English OP & ED | "Yu-Gi-Oh! Season 1 Theme" | ||||||||
| Staff | |||||||||
| Screenplay | |||||||||
| Air dates | |||||||||
| Japanese | June 24, 2003 | ||||||||
| English | November 20, 2004 | ||||||||
| Chronology | |||||||||
| Yu-Gi-Oh! episodes (season 4) | |||||||||
| Previous | "Trial by Stone" | ||||||||
| Next | "On the Wrong Track - Part 2" | ||||||||
Contents
Seperation[edit]
- The train heading towards the next airport departs. Yami keeps on being totally depressed and pays no attention to Téa's attempts to catch his attention. He excuses himself and goes into the inter-carriage space, hitting a wall in frustration.
- His pals don't follow him, deeming that he needs some time alone. However, something is out of place. The train was initially full of passengers: now it's empty save for them.
- When trying to reach the first carriage and the driver's cabin, the train is suddenly seperated: Tristan and Joey are left alone in a set of carriages which eventually stops in the middle of no-where while Téa and Yami are on the carriages still connected to the engine.
Rematch Time[edit]
- Joey and Tristan are confronted by Rex, who announces that he's going to take Joey's soul: as if to prove it, he now wields a Chaos Duel Disk.
- Yami climbs atop the first carriage to head towards the driver's cabin when he stumbles upon Weevil, also wielding a Chaos Duel Disk.
- Both of them Engage their "The Seal of Orichalcos" Cards, trapping their opponents and stopping them from leaving before the Duel is over.
- Weevil tells Yami Yugi that he'll reveal where Yugi is being imprisoned if he wins, so Yami Yugi grudgingly accepts.
- Dartz monitors it from his temple and smiles. Rafael comments with him that he'd prefer that those manage to win. Nevertheless, if they lose, their souls can be offered to their God.
Featured Duels[edit]
Featured Duel #1: Rex Raptor vs. Joey Wheeler - Part 1[edit]
Turn 1: Rex Raptor
Rex draws "The Seal of Orichalcos" and subsequently activates it. From now on, all of Rex's monsters will receive a 500 ATK boost and the loser of this Duel will lose his/her soul. Rex then Special Summons two "Gilasaurus" from his hand (1400 → 1900/400) in Attack Position via their own effects. He then Normal Summons "Kaitoptera" (1400 → 1900/1000) in Attack Position and Sets a Card.
Turn 2: Joey Wheeler
Joey draws. He then Normal Summons "Panther Warrior" (2000/1600) in Attack Position. Joey's hand contains "Scapegoat", "Rocket Warrior", "Metalmorph", an unknown Trap, and an unknown Magic Card. Joey then Sets a Card ("Scapegoat").
Featured Duel #2: Weevil Underwood vs. Yami Yugi - Part 1[edit]
Turn 1: Weevil Underwood
Weevil draws. He then activates "The Seal of Orichalcos". From now on, all of Weevil's monsters will receive a 500 ATK boost and the loser of this Duel will lose his/her soul. Weevil then Normal Summons "Pheromone Wasp" (800 → 1300/800) in Attack Position and Sets two Cards.
Turn 2: Yami Yugi
Yami Yugi draws. He then Normal Summons "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" (1400/1200) in Attack Position. "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" attacks Weevil's "Pheromone Wasp", but Weevil activates his face-down "Mimesis" to return "Pheromone Wasp" to his hand and Special Summon "Parasite Caterpillar" (800 → 1300/800) from his hand in Attack Position. Due to the second effect of "Mimesis", "Parasite Caterpillar" becomes the new attack target of "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian". "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" destroys Weevil's "Parasite Caterpillar" (Weevil 4000 → 3900).
Since "Parasite Caterpillar" was selected as an attack target, Weevil activates the effect of "Parasite Caterpillar" after damage calculation, equipping "Parasite Caterpillar" to "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian", changing "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" to an Insect-Type monster and preventing it from being attacked or being Tributed. Also if the monster equipped with "Parasite Caterpillar" is the only monster Yami Yugi controls, Weevil can attack directly.
Turn 3: Weevil Underwood
Weevil draws. He then Normal Summons "Pheromone Wasp" (800 → 1300/800) in Attack Position. "Pheromone Wasp" attacks directly via the effect of "Parasite Caterpillar" (Yami Yugi 4000 → 2700). Since "Pheromone Wasp" inflicted Battle Damage through a direct attack, its effect activates, allowing Weevil to Special Summon "Leghul" (300 → 800/350) in Attack Position. Weevil then activates "Insect Barrier". Now while this card is face-up, all of Yami Yugi's Insect-Type Monsters will be unable to attack.
Differences in adaptations[edit]
- Cut from the dub is an additional attempt of Téa trying to attract Yami's attention. She asks Yami if he's hungry, and does he want to find the dining car. He's still silent and then a shot of the train traveling across the desert.
- When Téa tries to contact the conductor, cut is a shot of the train's controls unattended.
- Also cut from the English version is a shot of Joey accusing Rex Raptor of disconnecting the trains.
Mistake[edit]
In the Japanese version, on Rex's Chaos Duel Disk it showed two "Giant Rexs" and "Gilasaurus" when it was supposed to show two "Gilasaurus" and "Kaitoptera".
Featured cards[edit]
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.
Flashbacks
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