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"The Second Assassin!!" is the thirteenth chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL manga.
Summary
After Captain Corn's loss, Mr. Heartland appears before Yuma, revealing he is collecting the "Numbers" to destroy the Astral World, because it is evil, and saying Astral is the messenger. Then, Yuma and his friends fall in the "Speed Loader", another attraction. There, they find another Numbers Hunter from the Park, Thunder Spark, who challenges Yuma to a "Speed Duel" in the "Speed Loader". However, as Yuma couldn't concentrate in the Duel and in the ride at the same time, Astral offered himself to instruct him what cards to play while he rides, and said Yuma to trust him. In response to Astral's feelings, Yuma gets very spirited and begins riding.
Featured Duel: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Thunder Spark
Spark's Turn
According to the Speed Duel rules, as Spark begins, he can Normal Summon twice. He Summons Fuji Thunder and Santa Thunder.
Yuma's Turn
Following Astral's instructions, Yuma sets "Gogogo Golem" and 1 card.
Spark's Turn
Thunder Spark Normal Summons "OToNaRiThunder" (500/???), and activates its effect, Special Summoning "OKaThunder" (1400/???), "ONeThunder" (900/???), "ONiThunder" (900/???) and "OToThunder" (1300/???) from his Deck. He then Overlays his 5 Level 4 monsters to Xyz Summon "Number 91: Thunder Spark Dragon".
Duel continues in the next Rank.
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italics debuted here.
Yuma Tsukumo
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Note
At one point in the Duel, Spark had 7 different monsters on his field; however, it is currently unconfirmed if it is an error or an unknown rule in the Speed Duel.
