Maximillion Pegasus (Duel Generation)

Maximillion Pegasus

English name	Maximillion Pegasus
Other language names
French	Maximillion Pegasus
German	Maximilian Pegasus
Italian	Maximillion Pegasus
Spanish	Maximillion Pegasus
Gender	Male
Deck	Toons Relinquished
Video game debut	Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generation
Appears in Mobile Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generation
Pegasus, Maximillion

Maximillion Pegasus is a Duelist Construct of Maximillion Pegasus from the Yu-Gi-Oh! series in the Virtual Dueling System. He is also the first boss that the player have to faced in a 2 out of 3 Match in the Classic Campaign mode Stage 1-5 in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generation. The player has to defeat him in a Duel in order to unlock the next stage and progress Campaign mode.

Etymology

His given name "Maximillion" is a combination of the name "Maxi" and the word "million". It also can be a reference to the one of these names "Maximilian", "Maximillian" or "Maximiliaan". His German given name is "Maximilian" instead of "Maximillion". His surname comes from "Pegasus", the mythical winged divine stallion, and one of the most recognized creatures in Greek mythology.

Appearance

As a Duelist Construct, his appearance is based on Maximillion Pegasus, and the red outfit is what he wore during the Duelist Kingdom arc in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series.

Rewards

There are a total of six rewards that the player can earn and received after defeating the Duel Construct in a Duel. The first two rewards are cards that come from the Duel Construct's Deck and the third reward is a recipe for their Deck. Then the fourth, fifth and sixth rewards repeated the same process of the three earlier rewards, but in a harder difficulty with a different Deck. In addition, the sixth reward will allow the player to have the Duel Construct's avatar and the ability to Duel them anytime between the two difficulty.

As Pegasus is a boss character, the player had to faced him in 2 out of 3 Match which can takes hour to defeat and receive the rewards.

English	French	German	Italian	Spanish
Deck Name: Toons	Non de Deck: Toons	Deck Name: Toons	Nome Deck: Toon	Nombre del Deck: Toons
Signature Card: Toon World	Carte Emblématique: Monde des Toons	Signature Karte: Toon-Welt	Carta Signature: Mondo Toon	Carta Signatura: Mundo Toon
Reward for Win: Toon World Toon Mermaid Recipe	Récompense pour la Victoire: Monde des Toons Sirène Toon Recette	Belohnung für Sieg: Toon-Welt Toon-Jungfrau Rezept	Premio per la Vittoria: Mondo Toon Sirena Toon Ricetta	Recompensa por Ganar: Mundo Toon Sirena Toon Receta
Deck Name: Relinquished	Non de Deck: Le Renoncé	Deck Name: Aufgegeben	Nome Deck: Abbandono	Nombre del Deck: Renunciado
Signature Card: Relinquished	Carte Emblématique: Le Renoncé	Signature Karte: Aufgegeben	Carta Signature: Abbandono	Carta Signatura: Renunciado
Reward for Win: Black Illusion Ritual Relinquished Recipe & Avatar	Récompense pour la Victoire: Rituel de la Noire Illusion Le Renoncé Recette & Avatar	Belohnung für Sieg: Schwarze-Illusion-Ritual Aufgegeben Rezept & Avatar	Premio per la Vittoria: Rito Illusione Nera Abbandono Ricetta & Avatar	Recompensa por Ganar: Ritual de la Ilusión Negra Renunciado Receta & Avatar

Deck

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series, Maximillion Pegasus plays a Deck that was full of Toon monsters. The Deck also features the use of the Ritual Monster "Relinquished" which can steal a monster and use their ATK power against them.

In Duel Generation, the Duelist Construct plays a Deck called Toons which borrow the idea of using Toon monsters and "Relinquished" from Pegasus' Decks. Each Toon monsters have their own sort of rules to follow in order to be played. For example, some Toon monsters can't attack on the first turn and must paid 500 LP to attack like "Toon Mermaid", while there are some that can't Special Summon themselves from the hand like "Toon Cannon Soldier". "Toon World" needs to be on the field for some of the Toon monsters as they will destroy themselves because of their effect, and if "Toon World" is on the field, then the Toon monsters can attack directly as long as there are no Toon monsters on the opponent's field. The Ritual Monster "Relinquished" can placed the opponent's monster as a Equip Card, use its ATK value, can inflict damage if the ATK is higher than its own Equip Card and save itself from destruction by sending the Equip Card to the Graveyard.

After the player defeat Pegasus' Toons Deck three times, the next difficulty and Deck is unlocked. This Deck features a Chaos style which Pegasus didn't used in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series.

The Relinquished Deck focuses on Summoning the signature card "Relinquished" and taking out cards by banishment. There are several cards that search out the Ritual cards like "Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands", "Senju of the Thousand Hands" and "Preparation of Rites" which make Summoning "Relinquished" a lot easier. Then there are cards like "D.D. Assailant" and "D.D. Warrior Lady" who can takes out a monster by banishing themselves along with the opponent's monster.

Relinquished (Signature Card: Relinquished) (Campaign Difficulty: Hard)

Main Deck Monster Cards (25) Effect Monsters Battle Fader x3 Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning D.D. Assailant x2 D.D. Warrior Lady Djinn Releaser of Rituals x3 Gorz the Emissary of Darkness Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands x3 Senju of the Thousand Hands x3 Sonic Bird x3 Tour Guide From the Underworld x2 Ritual Monsters Relinquished x3 Spell Cards (13) Allure of Darkness Black Illusion Ritual x3 Dark Hole Mystical Space Typhoon x3 Pot of Duality x2 Preparation of Rites x3 Trap Cards (2) Safe Zone x2 Extra Deck (5) Xyz Monsters Daigusto Emeral Leviair the Sea Dragon x3 Number 85: Crazy Box