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{{For|other versions of this character|[[Flip Turner (disambiguation)]]}} | {{For|other versions of this character|[[Flip Turner (disambiguation)]]}} | ||
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{{Infobox character | {{Infobox character | ||
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| en_anime_name = Flip Turner | | en_anime_name = Flip Turner | ||
| ja_name = {{Ruby|表裏|おもてうら}} {{Ruby|徳之助|とくのすけ}} | | ja_name = {{Ruby|表裏|おもてうら}} {{Ruby|徳之助|とくのすけ}} | ||
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Flip's last name in the Japanese version is made up of the words "omote" and "ura," which can respectively mean "outer" and "inner," referencing his belief that there is a hidden or opposite side to everything. | Flip's last name in the Japanese version is made up of the words "omote" and "ura," which can respectively mean "outer" and "inner," referencing his belief that there is a hidden or opposite side to everything. | ||
| − | His English name is a reference to [[Flip Effect Monster]]s, which his Deck revolves around. | + | His English name is a reference to [[Flip Effect Monster]]s, which his [[Deck]] revolves around. |
===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
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In the Japanese version, Flip has a habit of saying "ura" after most of his sentences. "Ura" means "opposite"/"reverse" or "inner". In the ''[[OCG]]'' a [[face-down]] card is called an "uragawa" card - which can reflect Flip's use of [[Flip Effect Monster]]s, which have to be [[Set]] in order to activate their effects. | In the Japanese version, Flip has a habit of saying "ura" after most of his sentences. "Ura" means "opposite"/"reverse" or "inner". In the ''[[OCG]]'' a [[face-down]] card is called an "uragawa" card - which can reflect Flip's use of [[Flip Effect Monster]]s, which have to be [[Set]] in order to activate their effects. | ||
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[[File:YoungFlip.png|left|200px|thumb|Flip rebuilding his Deck as a child.]] | [[File:YoungFlip.png|left|200px|thumb|Flip rebuilding his Deck as a child.]] | ||
As a child, Flip enjoyed Dueling. He would often go to the park to find people to Duel. Unfortunately, his opponents were usually a group of older children who would convince him to [[Ante Duel]] them on the promise of improving his skills through the extra pressure (in reality, all they wanted were his cards). He eventually found out after overhearing a conversation between them. He ran home in tears, vowing he would learn to manipulate the other side of things to defeat them, just as they had used it against him. After studying deception and building a new Deck, he won matches with the children who quickly became his lackeys. [[Tori Meadows|Tori]] and [[Bronk Stone|Bronk]] also mentioned knowing him in grade school where they learned of his deceitful nature. | As a child, Flip enjoyed Dueling. He would often go to the park to find people to Duel. Unfortunately, his opponents were usually a group of older children who would convince him to [[Ante Duel]] them on the promise of improving his skills through the extra pressure (in reality, all they wanted were his cards). He eventually found out after overhearing a conversation between them. He ran home in tears, vowing he would learn to manipulate the other side of things to defeat them, just as they had used it against him. After studying deception and building a new Deck, he won matches with the children who quickly became his lackeys. [[Tori Meadows|Tori]] and [[Bronk Stone|Bronk]] also mentioned knowing him in grade school where they learned of his deceitful nature. | ||
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In Junior High, Flip was the same as before, his first appearance being putting a [[candy shopkeeper]] out of business by calling his sweets over priced (in the dub, the man put them on sale, and Flip said that reason for this is because they are past their expiration dates), then Dueling the enraged man and beating him with [[Grenosaurus (anime)|his own card]]. One morning, he found [[Yuma Tsukumo]], congratulating him on his defeat of [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]], attempting to give him the "[[Baby Tiragon (anime)|Baby Tiragon]]" card as a reward, only for Yuma to be pulled away. He attempted this several more times, only for the same thing to happen. He later doctored photographs of Yuma, placing him in many incriminating situations of mischief and emailing the pictures to their classmates, causing everyone but Bronk and Tori to shun him (even going as far as convincing another student to skip class to support the ruse, but in reality, had promised that student a rare [[Xyz Monster]] if he could create a domino pattern by the next morning). He later dressed as a female admirer to give a video message to Yuma, along with the "Baby Tiragon" card. | In Junior High, Flip was the same as before, his first appearance being putting a [[candy shopkeeper]] out of business by calling his sweets over priced (in the dub, the man put them on sale, and Flip said that reason for this is because they are past their expiration dates), then Dueling the enraged man and beating him with [[Grenosaurus (anime)|his own card]]. One morning, he found [[Yuma Tsukumo]], congratulating him on his defeat of [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]], attempting to give him the "[[Baby Tiragon (anime)|Baby Tiragon]]" card as a reward, only for Yuma to be pulled away. He attempted this several more times, only for the same thing to happen. He later doctored photographs of Yuma, placing him in many incriminating situations of mischief and emailing the pictures to their classmates, causing everyone but Bronk and Tori to shun him (even going as far as convincing another student to skip class to support the ruse, but in reality, had promised that student a rare [[Xyz Monster]] if he could create a domino pattern by the next morning). He later dressed as a female admirer to give a video message to Yuma, along with the "Baby Tiragon" card. | ||
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He cheered Yuma on throughout the Duel after he arrived to rescue his friends, watching through a portal in the room. He witnessed [[Astral]] appear as the duo obtained the power of [[Chaos Xyz Evolution]]. Once Yuma won the Duel, the Augmented Reality disappeared, revealing they had all been standing on a table in a normal room all along. Flip and the rest came to congratulate Astral and Yuma (more so the former) and thanked them for saving the group. | He cheered Yuma on throughout the Duel after he arrived to rescue his friends, watching through a portal in the room. He witnessed [[Astral]] appear as the duo obtained the power of [[Chaos Xyz Evolution]]. Once Yuma won the Duel, the Augmented Reality disappeared, revealing they had all been standing on a table in a normal room all along. Flip and the rest came to congratulate Astral and Yuma (more so the former) and thanked them for saving the group. | ||
| − | + | Later, Flip entered the [[World Duel Carnival|WDC]],<ref name="ep26">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|26|ref}}</ref> but separated from Yuma and the others. He hid in a tree to try and analyze the other Duelists, but accidentally slept through the whole first day of the preliminaries. After realizing that it was the second day already and most of the Duelists left are strong, he then decided to get [[Heart Piece]]s using his "tricky ideas". He tricked others into trading their Heart Pieces for sweets that looked like Heart Pieces that quickly melted, one of his victims being [[Spencer]]. He decided to use one of his sweets to complete a perfect Heart, but it was later discovered by [[Dextra]] and [[Nistro]], who forced him to lick the Heart Piece until it melted and were about to disqualify him from the tournament, when Yuma appeared to defend him, Dueling in his place.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|37|ref}}</ref> | |
| − | Later, Flip entered the [[World Duel Carnival]],<ref name="ep26">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|26|ref}}</ref> but separated from Yuma and the others. He hid in a tree to try and analyze the other Duelists, but accidentally slept through the whole first day of the preliminaries. After realizing that it was the second day already and most of the Duelists left are strong, he then decided to get [[Heart Piece]]s using his "tricky ideas". He tricked others into trading their Heart Pieces for sweets that looked like Heart Pieces that quickly melted, one of his victims being [[Spencer]]. He decided to use one of his sweets to complete a perfect Heart, but it was later discovered by [[Dextra]] and [[Nistro]], who forced him to lick the Heart Piece until it melted and were about to disqualify him from the tournament, when Yuma appeared to defend him, Dueling in his place.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|37 | ||
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| − | + | When Yuma eventually won the Duel, he was overjoyed and he started to cry until his victims found him and demanded their Heart Pieces back. Flip then ran away, but the angry people caught up to him and they took their Heart Pieces back. After that, Flip lost his last Heart Piece, which disqualified him from the tournament.<ref name="ep38">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|38|ref}}</ref> He then watched the tournament continue from the stands.<ref name="ep51">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|51|ref}}</ref> After Faker's defeat, he alongside the rest of his friends watched the Duel between Yuma and [[Kite Tenjo|Kite]].<ref name="ep72">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|72|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep73">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|73|ref}}</ref> | |
| − | He then watched the tournament continue from the stands.<ref name="ep51">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|51|ref}}</ref> After Faker's defeat, he alongside the rest of his friends watched the Duel between Yuma and [[Kite Tenjo|Kite]].<ref name="ep72">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|72|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep73">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|73|ref}}</ref> | ||
===Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL II=== | ===Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL II=== | ||
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[[Caswell Francis|Caswell]], [[Bronk Stone|Bronk]], [[Cathy Katherine|Cathy]] and Flip were Dueling at the school when [[Fender]] interrupted them. Fender beat the four of them off-screen. Flip cheered for Yuma during his Duel with Fender.<ref name="ep74">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|74|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep75">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|75|ref}}</ref> | [[Caswell Francis|Caswell]], [[Bronk Stone|Bronk]], [[Cathy Katherine|Cathy]] and Flip were Dueling at the school when [[Fender]] interrupted them. Fender beat the four of them off-screen. Flip cheered for Yuma during his Duel with Fender.<ref name="ep74">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|74|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep75">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|75|ref}}</ref> | ||
Later at school, [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]] was asked by Bronk to Duel him, who trying to gain his blessings to date [[Rio Kastle|Rio]], but Shark declined since he was no match for him. He also added that Bronk wasn't even at Yuma's level, causing Bronk to jump to the conclusion that Rio was with Yuma. Flip and Caswell overheard this and spread a rumor around the school. Oblivious to the rumor, an angry Rio challenged Shark to a Duel. During the Duel, Shark was able to counter every strategy Rio played and voiced little faith in Rio's confidence as a Duelist. While Shark was proud that Rio was able to gain courage, he proclaimed that she still has a long way to go if she wanted to beat him and defeated Rio with his "[[Shark Caesar (anime)|Shark Caesar]]". Afterwards, Shark learned the rumor from Rio and cleared up the misunderstanding, clarifying that he wasn't the one spreading the rumor. Caswell and Flip are then chased down by Rio.<ref name="ep91">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|91|ref}}</ref> | Later at school, [[Reginald Kastle|Shark]] was asked by Bronk to Duel him, who trying to gain his blessings to date [[Rio Kastle|Rio]], but Shark declined since he was no match for him. He also added that Bronk wasn't even at Yuma's level, causing Bronk to jump to the conclusion that Rio was with Yuma. Flip and Caswell overheard this and spread a rumor around the school. Oblivious to the rumor, an angry Rio challenged Shark to a Duel. During the Duel, Shark was able to counter every strategy Rio played and voiced little faith in Rio's confidence as a Duelist. While Shark was proud that Rio was able to gain courage, he proclaimed that she still has a long way to go if she wanted to beat him and defeated Rio with his "[[Shark Caesar (anime)|Shark Caesar]]". Afterwards, Shark learned the rumor from Rio and cleared up the misunderstanding, clarifying that he wasn't the one spreading the rumor. Caswell and Flip are then chased down by Rio.<ref name="ep91">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|91|ref}}</ref> | ||
| − | During the [[Heartland Academy]] Festival, Flip is once more seen scamming other students, selling false tickets to a [[Scarlett Starling]] concert. [[Carlyle Chesterton]] caught him, as Flip's booth was not registered.<ref name="ep92">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|92|ref}}</ref> | + | During the [[Heartland Academy]] Festival, Flip is once more seen scamming other students, selling false tickets to a [[Scarlett Starling]] concert. [[Carlyle Chesterton]] caught him, as Flip's booth was not registered. <ref name="ep92">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|92|ref}}</ref> |
| − | + | Some time after Yuma left for the Astral World, Flip obtained a [[Number 10: Dark Illumiknight|fake "Number" card]] off-screen. He kept quiet about it in front of his friends until [[Quattro]] asked him and the Number Club if they picked up any odd-looking "Numbers". After Flip showed the card to the others, Quattro and Bronk berated him for having it; he responded that he obtained the card so that he could help Yuma. [[Mr. Heartland]] appeared before them and revealed that those with strong emotions, amplified by the fake "Numbers" scattered around the world by [[Don Thousand]], will be sacrificed to the [[Barian World]]. At this point, a [[Barian Emblem]] appeared on Flip's forehead and Flip was sacrificed to the Barian World, like many people before him.<ref name="ep122">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|122|ref}}</ref> | |
| − | Some time after Yuma left for the Astral World, Flip obtained a [[Number 10: Dark Illumiknight| | ||
| − | + | Flip was revived after [[Nash]] was defeated by Yuma, appearing behind Tori after she and Yuma returned to Earth.<ref name="ep144">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|144|ref}}</ref> | |
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==Manga biography== | ==Manga biography== | ||
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* [[Burden of the Mighty (anime)|Burden of the Mighty]]<ref group=Notes name=rebuild /> | * [[Burden of the Mighty (anime)|Burden of the Mighty]]<ref group=Notes name=rebuild /> | ||
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| − | * [[Dark | + | * [[Dark Bribe Bribery]]<ref group=Notes name=rebuild /> |
* [[Traitor Fog]] | * [[Traitor Fog]] | ||
* [[Ultra C]] | * [[Ultra C]] | ||
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| [[Fender]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 074|74]] || Lose | | [[Fender]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 074|74]] || Lose | ||
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| − | | [[Yuma Tsukumo]] and [[Reginald Kastle]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 081|81]] || Lose (with [[Caswell Francis | + | | [[Yuma Tsukumo]] and [[Reginald Kastle]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 081|81]] || Lose (with [[Caswell Francis]]) |
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| − | | [[ | + | | [[Tori Meadows]] and [[Cathy Katherine]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 081|81]] || Win (with [[Caswell Francis]]) |
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