Ageha Yusa

Ageha Yusa

Names
Japanese Japanese 遊（ゆ）佐（さ） アゲハ Base 遊佐 アゲハ Furigana ゆさ アゲハ Rōmaji Yusa Ageha
Personal
Age	25
Gender	Female
Relatives
Shoma (brother)
Appearances
Manga debut	Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures Chapter 1: "Struct Start!!"
Appears in Manga Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures
Yusa, Ageha

Ageha Yusa (遊（ゆ）佐（さ） アゲハ Yusa Ageha) is a character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures manga. She is the older sister of Shoma Yusa, and brought him out of the family home in the countryside to live with her in Tokyo.

Appearance

Full body view of present Ageha (left), as well as her younger self in the outfit she wore at Worlds (middle) and her school uniform (right).

Ageha's unobstructed face.

Ageha is a young woman with long and spiky hair that comes down to her lower back, some of it covering her left eyebrow (which presents a jaggy cut like Shoma's), and a mole under her left eye. Her outfit consists of triagular earrings, a long-sleeved, skin-tight sweater with exposed shoulders, a studded belt with a double-X-carved buckle, pantyhose, and heeled ankle boots hend by straps whose ends hang out. Her color scheme his unknown.

When Ageha went to the World Championship as an elementary schooler, her casual outfit was a low-cut crop top with thin straps, jeans shorts, and platform sandals. Her hair was also shorter, being only neck- or shoulder-length.

Biography

Ageha used to live with her little brother Shoma and the rest of the family in their home in the countryside. She played Yu-Gi-Oh! with her brother often, but eventually sometime after graduating high school, she left home to look for work in Tokyo. Three years later, Ageha returned home, and while there, asked Shoma if he would like to move in with her in Tokyo, which Shoma accepted.

On his first day in Tokyo, Ageha tries to find Shoma to see how he's settling in, only to find he has already left for the nearby Satellite Shop. She's annoyed that he hasn't finished unpacking, but not surprised, as she knows that he's on his way to the Deck Construction event.

Deck

Ageha has played a "Traptrix" Deck since at elementary school, with which she earned a spot in a past World Championship.

Image	Information
	"Traptrix Myrmeleo" | "Traptrix T'lion" (「トリオンの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Torion no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Level  4 ★ ★ ★ ★ Types  Insect / Effect ATK  1600 DEF  1200
	"Traptrix Nepenthes" | "Traptrix Kazura" (「カズーラの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Kazūra no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Level  4 ★ ★ ★ ★ Types  Plant / Effect ATK  800 DEF  2000
	"Traptrix Atrax" (「アトラの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Atora no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Level  4 ★ ★ ★ ★ Types  Insect / Effect ATK  1800 DEF  1000
	"Traptrix Mantis" | "Traptrix Ranka" (「ランカの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Ranka no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Level  4 ★ ★ ★ ★ Types  Insect / Effect ATK  1500 DEF  1300
	"Traptrix Dionaea" | "Traptrix Tio" (「ティオの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Tio no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Level  4 ★ ★ ★ ★ Types  Plant / Effect ATK  1700 DEF  1100
	"Trap Hole of Spikes" | "Skewer Pitfall" (「串（くし）刺（ざ）しの落（お）とし穴（あな）」 Kushizashi no Otoshiana)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Network Trap Hole" | "Network Pitfall" (「電（でん）網（もう）の落（お）とし穴（あな）」 Denmō no Otoshiana)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Break Off Trap Hole" | "Break Off Pitfall" (「絶（ぜつ）縁（えん）の落（お）とし穴（あな）」 Zetsuen no Otoshiana)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Time-Space Trap Hole" | "Spacetime Pitfall" (「時（じ）空（くう）の落（お）とし穴（あな）」 Jikū no Otoshiana)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Gravedigger's Trap Hole" | "Grave Hole" (「墓（ぼ）穴（けつ）ホール」 Boketsu Hōru)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Bottomless Trap Hole" | "Pitfall of Naraka" (「奈（な）落（らく）の落（お）とし穴（あな）」 Naraku no Otoshiana)
	Card type  Trap Card Property  Normal
	"Traptrix Allomerus" (「アロメルスの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Aromerusu no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Rank  4 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Types  Insect / Xyz ATK  2200 DEF  600
	"Traptrix Sera" (「セラの蟲（こ）惑（わく）魔（ま）」 Sera no Kowakuma)
	Attribute  EARTH Link Arrows  Bottom-Center Types  Plant / Link ATK  800 LINK  1

Trivia

• Ageha owns a jacket with a Duel Academy logo.
• Ageha is directly mentioned to have played a "Traptrix" Deck since at least elementary school. Since Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures showed multiple times to be set in roughly the same time as the real world by depicting new OCG products, this implies that the "Traptrix" theme has somehow existed since at least 2006 in the setting.