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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Ride 040
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"Ritual of the Sun and Moon!!" is the fortieth chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's manga.

This chapter was first printed November 21, 2012 in the 1/2013 issue of the V-Jump magazine. It was later reprinted in volume 5 of the tankōbon.

Summary

As Goodwin and the Skeleton Knight's past is revealed, they start the ritual to revive the Ultimate God - a battle between their chosen Duelists, Sect and Akiza.

Featured Duel: Sect Ijuin vs. Akiza Izinski

Turn 1: Sect
Sect Normal Summons "Hell Tussock Moth" (1300/100) and activates its effect, Special Summoning a second "Hell Tussock Moth" (1300/100) from his hand, with its effects negated. He then Special Summons "Hell Needle Caterpillar" (300/600) via its own effect, as Sect controls 2 Insect-Type monsters. Sect tunes his 3 monsters to Synchro Summon "Beelze, King of Dark Dragons" (3000/3000) in Attack Position. He then activates "Hell Fly Nest", which would inflict 200 damage to Akiza for each Insect-Type monster in his Graveyard, but Akiza chains with the effect of "Rose Spirit" from her hand, sending it to the graveyard in order to redirect the damage to Sect (Sect 4000 → 3400). Sect Sets a card.

Turn 2: Akiza
Akiza draws "Black Rose Seed". She activates the Field Spell Card "White Rose Cloister", which allows her to, once per turn, Special Summon a "Rose" monster from her hand. Akiza uses its effect to Special Summon "Queen Angel of Roses" (2400/1300) from her hand.

Duel continues in the next Ride.

Featured cards

The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italic debuted here.