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At the American Duel Academy, the employer's past is revealed. He lived 3000 years ago in Egypt and was a resident of [[Kul Elna]]. Hearing of the his village's slaughter to create the [[Millennium Items]], he creates a powerful [[Ka]], [[Tragoedia (character)|Tragoedia]] and merges with it. He is brought before three of the Phaorah's priests (who appear to be [[Priest Seto|Seto]], [[The Sacred Guardians#Karim|Karim]] and [[Aknadin]]), who measure his sins on the [[Millennium Scale]], by having a [[Winged Kuriboh (character)|Winged Kuriboh spirit]] absorb Tragoedia's heart. The man's sins are so great that Winged Kuriboh's color darkens, from it's original white, to the brown that is seen in the present. The [[Feather of Ma'at]] is placed on the other end of scale. | At the American Duel Academy, the employer's past is revealed. He lived 3000 years ago in Egypt and was a resident of [[Kul Elna]]. Hearing of the his village's slaughter to create the [[Millennium Items]], he creates a powerful [[Ka]], [[Tragoedia (character)|Tragoedia]] and merges with it. He is brought before three of the Phaorah's priests (who appear to be [[Priest Seto|Seto]], [[The Sacred Guardians#Karim|Karim]] and [[Aknadin]]), who measure his sins on the [[Millennium Scale]], by having a [[Winged Kuriboh (character)|Winged Kuriboh spirit]] absorb Tragoedia's heart. The man's sins are so great that Winged Kuriboh's color darkens, from it's original white, to the brown that is seen in the present. The [[Feather of Ma'at]] is placed on the other end of scale. | ||
| − | Tragoedia attempts to kill the priests, and wishes to take revenge on all of his Egypt. | + | Tragoedia attempts to kill the priests, and wishes to take revenge on all of his Egypt. Tragoedia then attempts to retake its heart back from the spirit. To prevent this, the Winged Kuriboh spirit absorbs the Feather of Ma'at and Tragoeida finds he can not touch the spirit due to the Feather. The priests manage to seal Tragoedia in a tablet, and vow not to alert the Pharaoh. It was earlier shown that Chazz's "[[Light and Darkness Dragon]]" card was altered by Koyo's "[[Winged Kuriboh]]." It would appear that the Feather of Ma'at was placed into that card, giving "[[Light and Darkness Dragon]]" the ability to resist Tragoedia. |
Back at Duel Academy, [[Chancellor Sheppard]] announces that the final duel of the tournament will now begin. He reveals that the match will take place on Duel Academy's roof, in an arena based off of that used at [[Alcatraz|the Duel Tower]] in the [[Battle City]] tournament. It's revealed that under normal circumstances, only the top two graduating students each year are permitted to duel there. | Back at Duel Academy, [[Chancellor Sheppard]] announces that the final duel of the tournament will now begin. He reveals that the match will take place on Duel Academy's roof, in an arena based off of that used at [[Alcatraz|the Duel Tower]] in the [[Battle City]] tournament. It's revealed that under normal circumstances, only the top two graduating students each year are permitted to duel there. | ||
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Darkness on the Move is the thirty-first chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX manga. It was first printed in Japanese in the V Jump magazine and in English in the Shonen Jump magazine. Both of which were printed in volume 3 of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX graphic novels afterwards.
Plot
Chazz Princeton has defeated David Rabb in a Shadow Game. Rabb collapses, and Dr. Crowler calls for a stretcher and for someone to alert Nurse Fontaine. Midori Hibiki realizes that the darkness that covered the field and the shadow that held her could be related to Koyo's current comatose state. She notices the earring that Rabb was wearing, which the shadow emanating from and realizes that Reggie MacKenzie possesses an identical one.
Reggie thinks that if she can obtain "Light and Darkness Dragon", she may be able to bend her mysterious employer's will to her own.
At the American Duel Academy, the employer's past is revealed. He lived 3000 years ago in Egypt and was a resident of Kul Elna. Hearing of the his village's slaughter to create the Millennium Items, he creates a powerful Ka, Tragoedia and merges with it. He is brought before three of the Phaorah's priests (who appear to be Seto, Karim and Aknadin), who measure his sins on the Millennium Scale, by having a Winged Kuriboh spirit absorb Tragoedia's heart. The man's sins are so great that Winged Kuriboh's color darkens, from it's original white, to the brown that is seen in the present. The Feather of Ma'at is placed on the other end of scale.
Tragoedia attempts to kill the priests, and wishes to take revenge on all of his Egypt. Tragoedia then attempts to retake its heart back from the spirit. To prevent this, the Winged Kuriboh spirit absorbs the Feather of Ma'at and Tragoeida finds he can not touch the spirit due to the Feather. The priests manage to seal Tragoedia in a tablet, and vow not to alert the Pharaoh. It was earlier shown that Chazz's "Light and Darkness Dragon" card was altered by Koyo's "Winged Kuriboh." It would appear that the Feather of Ma'at was placed into that card, giving "Light and Darkness Dragon" the ability to resist Tragoedia.
Back at Duel Academy, Chancellor Sheppard announces that the final duel of the tournament will now begin. He reveals that the match will take place on Duel Academy's roof, in an arena based off of that used at the Duel Tower in the Battle City tournament. It's revealed that under normal circumstances, only the top two graduating students each year are permitted to duel there.
