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| − | {{Infobox/Yu-Gi-Oh!/Episode
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| − | | series = Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
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| − | | season = 1
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| − | | image name = 5Dx003 Nitro Warrior VS Goyo Guardian.jpg
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| − | | english = Pipe Dreams
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| − | | kanji = 脱出！ニトロ・ウォリアーＶＳゴヨウ・ガーディアン
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| − | | romaji = Dasshutsu! Nitoro Woriā Bāsasu Goyō Gādian
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| − | | japanese translated = Escape! Nitro Warrior VS Goyo Guardian
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| − | | episode number = 3
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| − | | japanese air date = April 16, 2008
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| − | | english air date = September 27, 2008
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| − | | japanese opening = [[Kizuna]]
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| − | | japanese ending = [[START]]
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| − | | english opening = [[Hyper Drive]]
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| − | | english ending = [[Hyper Drive]]
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| − | | italian opening = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Runner]]
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| − | | italian ending = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Runner]]
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| − | | featured card = Nitro Warrior
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| − | | screenwriter = Atsuhiro Tomioka<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | director = Masaharu Tomoda<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | storyboard artist = Noriyoshi Nakamura<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | animation director = Yuji Kokai<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | mechanical <!--
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| − | -->animation director = Yuji Kokai<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | prop designer = Yoshihiro Sato<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | '''"Pipe Dreams"''', known as '''"Escape! Nitro Warrior VS Goyo Guardian"''' in the Japanese version, is the third episode of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' anime. It first aired in Japan on April 16, 2008 and in the US on September 28, 2008.
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| − | {{Episode summary|Determined to Duel [[Jack Atlas]], in order to have his revenge, [[Yusei Fudo|Yusei]] plans to get into [[New Domino City|New Domino]] by traveling through the pipeline connecting New Domino and [[Satellite]], during the three minutes the rubbish stops flowing during maintenance. But he is interrupted by [[Tetsu Ushio|Trudge]] who imposes a [[Turbo Duel]] with the intention of getting his revenge.}} | |
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| − | ==Summary==
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| − | Yusei's friends all see him off before he proceeds to the heart of [[New Domino City]], in pursuit of Jack Atlas. Before leaving [[Rally Dawson|Rally]] hands him the card "[[Turbo Booster]]". In the Japanese version, this is Rally's favorite card, in the English version, it belonged to Rally's father; He gave it to Yusei telling him how his father used to say, "You'll never know when you need a boost." Rally says to use it to bust through the pipeline. Yusei says that he'll make sure to return it. Rally calls after him telling him to do his best as he speeds down the abandoned subway.
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| − | As Yusei exits the subway, [[Hanson]] at [[Sector Security]] detects his [[Duel Runner]] and alert Trudge. Trudge gets on his Duel Runner and races in the direction of Yusei. In the Japanese anime, Trudge vows to crush him to bits.
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| − | Meanwhile, [[Blitz]], [[Tank]], [[Nervin]] and Rally dash to a rooftop, where Nervin opens a laptop, which they can use to see Yusei.
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| − | Trudge catches up to Yusei just before Yusei smashes through a gate and ramps over the next. Trudge orders Hanson to open the gate for him. After forwarding into just a short distance between himself and Yusei, Trudge activates the card "[[Speed World]]", forcing Yusei's to also activate starting a [[Turbo Duel]] as they head into the pipeline connecting the center of New Domino and Satellite. In the Japanese anime, simply activating "Speed World" forced Yusei to participate in the Duel. In the English, the chip they had used to set Rally up, caused Yusei's Duel Runner to participate in the Duel.
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| − | Trudge uses his "[[Gate Blocker]]" to block Yusei, slowing him down. Yusei tries to break through Trudge's barriers by destroying "Gate Blocker", but Trudge piles on two more. They continue to duel before Trudge realizes that Yusei is trying to get through the maintenance hatch in the short time he's given. The hatch is about to close causing the trash to start flowing. In the Japanese version, Yusei advises Trudge to quit to avoid the rush of trash; Trudge accuses Yusei of trying to get him to leave to avoid losing. Yusei wins the Duel and the hatch that allows the trash to flow opens. Yusei dodges the trash that comes crashing towards him and escapes through the maintenance hatch, while the trash engulfs Trudge and pushes him back though the pipeline.
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| − | Yusei's friends can no longer see him on the laptop and wonder if he made it out okay. They then notice his Duel Runner is moving along a road, leaving them relieved knowing that he made it.
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| − | Yusei drives through New Domino until he spots Jack, who laughs and says, "It's been a while."
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| − | ==Featured Duels==
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| − | <center>'''<big>Trudge vs Yusei Fudo</big>'''</center><br />
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| − | ===Trudge's Turn===
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| − | Trudge [[activate]]s "[[Speed World]]" forcing Yusei's to also activate. Trudge [[Summon]]s "[[Gate Blocker]]" in [[Defense Position]] ([[DEF]] 2000) and [[Set]]s a card.
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| − | ===Yusei's Turn===
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| − | Yusei doesn't gain a [[Speed Counter]] due to the effect of "[[Gate Blocker]]" while Trudge gains one Speed Counter. Yusei Summons "[[Speed Warrior]]" whose effect doubles its [[ATK]] (ATK 1800). He [[Special Summon]]s "[[Turbo Booster]]" using its own effect. Yusei [[attack]]s "[[Gate Blocker]]" with "[[Speed Warrior]]" (Yusei 3800 [[Life Points]]). "[[Gate Blocker]]" is [[destroy]]ed due to "[[Turbo Booster|Turbo Booster's]]" effect. Trudge activates his [[Trap Card]], "[[Broken Blocker]]" to Special Summon 2 more "[[Gate Blocker]]s". Yusei [[Set]]s 2 cards.
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| − | ===Trudge's Turn===
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| − | Trudge now has 2 Speed Counters. Trudge Summons "[[Gonogo]]" (ATK 1350). "[[Gonogo]]" attacks and destroys "[[Speed Warrior]]" (Yusei 3350).
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| − | ===Yusei's Turn===
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| − | Trudge now has 3 Speed Counters. Yusei Summons "[[Junk Synchron]]" (ATK 1300) and activates his Set "[[Graceful Revival]]" to revive "[[Speed Warrior]]". He uses his 2 monsters to [[Synchro Summon]] "[[Junk Warrior]]". "[[Junk Warrior]]" attacks and destroys "[[Gonogo]]" (Trudge 3050). (In the real game "[[Junk Warrior]]" would have to be in face-down Defense Position due to "[[Gonogo]]'s" effect).
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| − | ===Trudge's Turn===
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| − | Trudge now has 4 Speed Counters. Trudge Summons "[[Jutte Fighter]]" (ATK 700). He tunes it and 1 of his "[[Gate Blocker]]s" to Synchro Summon "[[Goyo Guardian]]" (ATK 2800). "[[Goyo Guardian]]" attacks "[[Junk Warrior]]" (Yusei 2850). Trudge uses its effect to gain control of "[[Junk Warrior]]" in Defense Position. Trudge activates "[[Speed Spell - Sonic Buster]]" selecting "[[Goyo Guardian]]" (Yusei 1450). Yusei activates "[[Slip Stream]]" right after the activation of "Speed Spell - Sonic Buster", putting 5 [[Speed Counter]]s on his "[[Speed World]]" on his next Standby Phase(It is not revealed that Yusei played this card until later.). Trudge's hand contains another "Speed Spell - Sonic Buster", "[[Montage Dragon]]" and "[[Assault Dog]]". Trudge activates his second copy of "Speed Spell - Sonic Buster" (Yusei 50).
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| − | ===Yusei's Turn===
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| − | [[File:Nitro fist.jpg|thumb|left|170px|[[Nitro Warrior]] deals the finishing blow.]]
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| − | Trudge now has 5 Speed Counters. The effect of "Slip Stream" then gives Yusei 5 Speed Counters. Yusei Summons "[[Nitro Synchron]]" (ATK 300). Yusei's hand contains "[[Backup Soldier]]" and "[[Speed Spell - Dash Pilfer]]". He activates "Speed Spell - Dash Pilfer" to take control of "[[Junk Warrior]]". He uses his 2 monsters to Synchro Summon "[[Nitro Warrior]]" (ATK 2800). The effect of "[[Nitro Warrior]]" then allows it to gain 1000 ATK for its next attack only (ATK 3800). "Nitro Warrior" then attacks and destroys [[Goyo Guardian]]" (Trudge 2050). Trudge loses one Speed Counter (Trudge's SPC 5 → 4). Yusei uses "[[Nitro Warrior|Nitro Warrior's]]" effect to switch "[[Gate Blocker]]" to Attack Position (ATK 100) and have "Nitro Warrior" attack it. "[[Nitro Warrior]]" attacks and destroys "[[Gate Blocker]]" (Trudge 0)
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| − | Yusei wins.
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| − | {{clear}}
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| − | ==Featured cards==
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| − | The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.
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| − | {{Decklist|Yusei Fudo
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| − | <u>Effect Monsters</u>
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| − | * [[Junk Synchron]]
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| − | * ''[[Nitro Synchron]]''
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| − | * [[Speed Warrior]]
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| − | * ''[[Turbo Booster]]''
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| − | <u>Synchro Monsters</u>
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| − | * [[Junk Warrior]]
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| − | * ''[[Nitro Warrior]]''
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| − | |spells =
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| − | * ''[[Speed Spell - Dash Pilfer]]''
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| − | * [[Speed World]]
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| − | |traps =
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| − | * [[Backup Soldier]]
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| − | * [[Graceful Revival]]
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| − | * ''[[Slip Stream]]''
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| − | }}
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| − | {{Decklist|Tetsu Trudge
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| − | |monsters =
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| − | <u>Effect Monsters</u>
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| − | * [[Assault Dog]]
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| − | * [[Gate Blocker]] x3
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| − | * [[Gonogo]]
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| − | * [[Jutte Fighter]]
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| − | * [[Montage Dragon]]
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| − | <u>Synchro Monsters</u>
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| − | * [[Goyo Guardian]]
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| − | |spells =
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| − | * ''[[Speed Spell - Sonic Buster]]'' x2
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| − | * [[Speed World]]
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| − | |traps =
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| − | * [[Broken Blocker]]
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| − | }}
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| − | ==Cast==
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| − | {| class=wikitable
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| − | ! Japanese character name<ref name=CastandStaff>[http://yugioh5ds-world.net/article/95235130.html yugioh5ds-world.net] ''Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's'' Episode 3: "Escape! Nitro Warrior VS Goyo Guardian"</ref>
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| − | ! Japanese voice actor<ref name=CastandStaff />
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| − | | [[Yusei Fudo]]
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| − | | [[Yuya Miyashita]]
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| − | | [[Jack Atlas]]
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| − | | [[Takanori Hoshino]]
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| − | | [[Blitz|Nerve]]
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| − | | [[Kensuke Fujita]]
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| − | | [[Tank|Taka]]
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| − | | [[Tomohiro Oomura]]
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| − | | [[Nervin|Blitz]]
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| − | | [[Takahiro Hirano]]
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| − | | [[Rally Dawson|Rally]]
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| − | | [[Mika Ito]]
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| − | | [[Tetsu Trudge|Tetsu Ushio]]
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| − | | [[Koji Ochiai]]
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| − | | Other
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| − | | [[Mika Ishibashi]], [[Suzune Okabe]], [[Keisuke Kogo]], [[Masafumi Oku]], [[Hisato Fukuda]]
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| − | ==Differences in adaptions==
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| − | * In the Japanese version,"Oneshot Booster" ("[[Turbo Booster]]") was [[Rally Dawson|Rally's]] favorite card. In the English version, "Turbo Booster" had belonged to Rally's father.
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| − | * [[Hanson]] was unnamed in the Japanese version.
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| − | * In the Japanese version, by simply activating "Speed World" [[Tetsu Ushio|Ushio]] (Trudge) forced [[Yusei Fudo|Yusei]] to participate in the Duel. In the English version, the chip they had used to set Rally up, caused Yusei's Duel Runner to participate in the Duel.
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| − | * In the English version, when Yusei is sliding towards the hatch, he says "Stay on target". This is a possible reference to ''[[wikipedia:Star Wars IV: A New Hope|Star Wars IV: A New Hope]]'', during the attack on the Death Star, one of the rebel pilots says the same phrase while moving down a trench.
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| − | ==Mistakes==
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| − | * In the English version, when [[Yusei Fudo|Yusei]] holds up "[[Turbo Booster]]", it has the Japanese card layout.
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| − | * When "[[Junk Synchron]]" was Summoned, its [[ATK]] was shown as 900 instead of 1300. This mistake was fixed on the Japanese DVD.
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| − | * When [[Tetsu Trudge|Trudge]] was describing the [[effect]] of "[[Gate Blocker]]" in the dub, he called it a [[Spell Card]].
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| − | * Nervin said that there was two minutes for Yusei to clear eight miles of pipeline. This is about 12.87 kilometers. For Yusei to clear this length of pipeline, he would have to be moving at about 386.2 kilometers per hour, or 240 miles per hour.
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| − | * [[Blitz]]'s watch (at least in the Japanese version) at one point said "11:56 PM", while a bit later Yusei's [[Duel Runner]] said "11:57 ''AM''".
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| − | ==References==
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| − | {{Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episodes/season 1}}
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