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− | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' has been continually referred to in different non-related media | + | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' has been continually referred to in different non-related media. |
This article is for unlicensed appearances. For licensed appearances, see "[[crossovers]]". | This article is for unlicensed appearances. For licensed appearances, see "[[crossovers]]". | ||
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==Anime, manga, and manhwa== | ==Anime, manga, and manhwa== | ||
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− | + | * In episode 4 of the second season of ''[[wikipedia:A Certain Scientific Railgun|A Certain Scientific Railgun]]'', Misaka is shown to be reading a manga with ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards printed on the cover called called "''Hydra – Battle Monsters''" (九頭蛇). The same set of cards appeared in the anime ''Waiting in the Summer'', which was created by the same publisher, studio and director. | |
− | * In episode 4 of the second season of ''[[wikipedia:A Certain Scientific Railgun|A Certain Scientific Railgun]]'', Misaka is shown reading a manga with ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards printed on the cover | + | * In episode 8 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/anime/39590/Africa_no_Salaryman_TV Africa Salaryman]'', Lizard pulls out a set of five fake ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' cards during a blind date, each one labeled with a different excuse, and prompts Toucan to pick one to use for leaving the blind date. |
− | * In episode 8 of ''[ | + | ** Furthermore during this scene, Lizard is labeled as a "Duelist" and sports the same hair as [[Seto Kaiba]]. The latter is a reference to how Lizard's Japanese voice actor, [[Kenjiro Tsuda]], also voiced Seto Kaiba in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. |
− | + | * In episode 54 of ''[[wikipedia:Cardfight!! Vanguard|Cardfight!! Vanguard]]'', [[Bright]], [[Yuma Miyata|Yuma]] and [[Nataly]], from the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force|Tag Force]]'' games, make a brief appearance as part of an unnamed team. In the English dub, they were replaced with other miscellaneous characters. | |
− | + | * In episode 3 of the ONA ''[http://myanimelist.net/anime/15687/Chuunibyou_demo_Koi_ga_Shitai!_Lite Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Lite]'', "Yu-Hel-Something card game" is mentioned in the dialogue. | |
− | + | * In ''[[wikipedia:Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School|Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School]]'', Gundham Tanaka continually refers to himself as "Tanaka the Forbidden One", a reference to "[[Exodia the Forbidden One]]". | |
− | * In episode 54 of ''[[wikipedia:Cardfight!! Vanguard|Cardfight!! Vanguard]]'', [[Bright]], [[Yuma Miyata|Yuma]] | + | * In chapter 12 of ''[[wikipedia:Dead Tube|Dead Tube]]'', an unnamed person attempts to make a facial expression referencing [http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/joey-wheelers-creepy-chin Joey Wheeler's creepy chin], while explaining the purpose of their video. |
− | * In | + | * In episode 3 of ''[[wikipedia:D-Frag!|D-Frag!]]'', Sakura Mizukami says "kaado opun" before revealing her cards. |
− | + | * In chapter 32 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/11684/Domina_no_Do Domina no Do!]'', Harigata Mitsuru and Satoru Onahori [[Duel]] each other using a parody of ''[[Duel Monsters]]'' cards in a [[Dueling Arena]]. Numerous sexual references are made in the cards used, including "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]". | |
− | * In ''[[wikipedia:Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School|Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School]]'', Gundham Tanaka continually refers to himself as "[[Exodia | + | * In episode 9 of ''[[wikipedia:Dragon Crisis!|Dragon Crisis!]]'', Misaki mentions the phrase "Watashi no taan". In episode 11, Masato mentions the phrase "Ore no taan". |
− | * In chapter 12 of ''[[wikipedia:Dead Tube|Dead Tube]]'', an unnamed person attempts to make a facial expression referencing [ | ||
− | * In episode 3 of ''[[wikipedia:D-Frag!|D-Frag!]]'', Sakura Mizukami says " | ||
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− | * In episode 9 of ''[[wikipedia:Dragon Crisis!|Dragon Crisis!]]'', Misaki mentions the phrase "Watashi no | ||
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* ''[[wikipedia:Fairy Tail|Fairy Tail]]'' | * ''[[wikipedia:Fairy Tail|Fairy Tail]]'' | ||
− | ** In episodes 138 and 139, objects | + | ** In episodes 138 and 139, objects which bear a resemblance to the [[Millennium Puzzle]] can be seen as decorations in the background. A similar structure resembling a giant pyramid with the Eye of Wdjat serves as the HQ of the Zentopia church. |
− | ** | + | ** The entire {{wikia|fairytail|episode 210}} was dedicated to a card battle called "Guild Battle". The duel starts on episode 208, showing half of the first turn. Episode 209 contains the rest of turn 1, episode 211 contains the end of the duel. Its rules are very similar to Yu-Gi-Oh. |
− | *** A [[Shadow Duel]] was conducted between Cana and Eclipse Scorpio. | + | *** A [[Shadow Duel]] was conducted between Cana and Eclipse Scorpio. 4 Lamps represent Life Points, if Cana loses, she will be sealed into a card. |
− | *** Each player starts with 6 cards, | + | *** Each player starts with 6 cards, the players each makes up their own deck with cards based on their comrades. As such, this heavily parodies the [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NewRulesAsThePlotDemands New Rules as the Plot Demands] trope often used by [[Yami Yugi]]. Cana frequently states "What? You can do that?", "Even though it's my turn! That's going too far!", "Do you really have that effect?" and Scorpio replies with "I'm going to ignore you and continue." |
− | *** At the start of each turn, there is a " | + | *** At the start of each turn, there is a "Draw Sequence". This is followed by the "Standby Sequence" which is a combination of the Standby Phase and Main Phase 1, where the player can Summon monsters and place Field Cards on Standby (Standby = Set, Field Card = Spell/Trap Card). Then the "Battle Sequence", with destroyed cards being sent to the "Trash Zone". |
− | *** Monsters have special effects, e.g. when Gemini is destroyed by battle, a Field Card | + | *** Monsters have special effects, e.g. when Gemini is destroyed by battle, you can activate a Field Card from your hand. |
− | *** Each player can | + | *** Each player can be up to 3 copies of a card, shown with 3 copies of "Happy" (although it seems that there were only 1 copy of every other card). Monsters can be Sacrificed for Special Summons. There are also a Fairy Merge (Fusion Summon) where "Happy" fused with "Natsu" to make "Winged Nappy Dragneel". Effects to increase ATK points and effects to allow monsters to attack directly are also present. |
− | * In chapter | + | * In chapter 22 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/103694/Gal_Gohan Gal Gohan]'', Shinji Yabe is shown playing a card game with his nephew, where the cards have [[Card backing|backings]] very similar to those of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards. |
− | + | * In episode 162 of ''[[wikipedia:Gin Tama|Gin Tama]]'', two of the main characters conduct their final competition in a match of card games using a [[Duel Disk]] system that uses a similar platform as the first Duel Disk built by [[Seto Kaiba]], and an arm attachment similar to the more commonly recognized Duel Disk. The cards are all characters from the show, and the front of the cards are structured the same as in the ''[[TCG]]''/''[[OCG]]'', save for [[Level]] stars. Each player begins with 2000 [[LP]], and must reduce the other player's to 0. | |
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* ''[[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]]'' | * ''[[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]]'' | ||
− | ** At the end of episode 29, Hayate is suddenly challenged to a duel by the "Duel Butler". Hayate performs a "[[One Turn Kill]]" by summoning Klaus (the head butler) and using the rare card "Ayasaki Hayate". Hayate himself references [[Yugi Muto]] and [[Yami Yugi]], saying "Let's go, partner!" as a more innocent-looking double of Hayate appears saying "Yeah, other me!" | + | ** At the end of episode 29, Hayate is suddenly challenged to a duel by the "Duel Butler". Hayate performs a "[[One Turn Kill]]" by summoning Klaus (the head butler) and using the rare card "Ayasaki Hayate". Hayate himself references [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] and [[Yami Yugi]], saying "Let's go, partner!" as a more innocent-looking double of Hayate appears saying "Yeah, other me!" |
− | ** In episode 39, a | + | ** In episode 39, a Yu-Tsu-Oh (遊通王) sign is shown in the stadium. |
− | ** In episode 19 of the | + | ** In episode 19 of the 2nd Season, a few turns of a card game was shown. |
− | * In episode 11 of ''[[wikipedia:Hetalia: Axis Powers|Hetalia: Axis Powers]]'', monsters which | + | * In episode 11 of ''[[wikipedia:Hetalia: Axis Powers|Hetalia: Axis Powers]]'', monsters which bear a strong resemblance to "[[Sunny Pixie]]" and "[[Sunlight Unicorn]]" are shown. |
− | * In chapter 37, page 48 of ''[[wikipedia:Hikaru no Go|Hikaru no Go]]'' | + | * In chapter 37, page 48 of ''[[wikipedia:Hikaru no Go|Hikaru no Go]]'': A small cameo of Yami Yugi appeared on the computer, along with all other characters from Shonen JUMP on the site, when Touya pulled Hikaru out of the way. |
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* In episode 6 of ''[[wikipedia:Humanity Has Declined|Humanity Has Declined]]'', Oyage says "Let's see if you can draw a rare card from your ultimate deck!" | * In episode 6 of ''[[wikipedia:Humanity Has Declined|Humanity Has Declined]]'', Oyage says "Let's see if you can draw a rare card from your ultimate deck!" | ||
− | * In chapter 1 of ''[https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=140498 Hyottoshite Gyaru wa Orera ni Yasashii no dewa?]'', the | + | * In chapter 1 of ''[https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=140498 Hyottoshite Gyaru wa Orera ni Yasashii no dewa?]'', the 2 main characters are seen playing a card game, with the cards have backings very similar to those of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards. |
− | * In episode 5 of ''[[wikipedia:The Idolmaster|THE iDOLM@STER]]'', during the long train trip, Haruka brings out cookies that she baked, Ami suggests trading for the cookies | + | * In episode 5 of ''[[wikipedia:The Idolmaster|THE iDOLM@STER]]'', during the long train-trip, Haruka brings out cookies that she baked, Ami suggests trading for the cookies and Mami (Ami's twin) says "I pay two chocolates from my hand to summon four of Harurun's cookies!" |
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* ''[[wikipedia:Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de|Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de]]'' | * ''[[wikipedia:Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de|Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de]]'' | ||
− | ** In episode 6, mentions of many anime series | + | ** In episode 6, mentions of many anime series were included, including ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. During the fight against the monster Kuman, after Shinra dealt an ineffective attack, Miyu joined the battle while saying "Watashi no taan" and uses "Cutter Shower" (parody of Psycho Kaede from ''[[wikipedia:Shuffle!|Shuffle!]]''). After being hit, Kuman says "Ore no taan" and uses Miracle Beam (parody of "Mikuru Beam" from ''[[wikipedia:Haruhi Suzumiya|Haruhi Suzumiya]]''). |
** In episode 11, after Ren runs out from the bathroom half naked into the hallway, Benisu kicks him in the groin, dropping his [[Life Points]] to 0. | ** In episode 11, after Ren runs out from the bathroom half naked into the hallway, Benisu kicks him in the groin, dropping his [[Life Points]] to 0. | ||
− | * In a chapter of ''[[wikipedia: | + | * In a chapter of ''[[wikipedia:Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo|Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo]]'', one of the Kameari Koen police officers are examining a binder with ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards; the cards "[[Fairy Meteor Crush]]", "[[Time Seal]]", and "[[Goblin's Secret Remedy]]" are visible in a close-up. |
− | + | * In episode 13 of ''[[wikipedia:Lucky Star (manga)|Lucky Star]]'', Konata makes a reference to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' which includes her dressing like [[Yugi Muto]]u. | |
− | * In episode 13 of ''[[wikipedia:Lucky Star (manga)|Lucky Star]]'', Konata makes a reference to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' which includes her dressing like [[Yugi Muto]]. | + | * In episode 13 part 9 of ''[[wikipedia:Mayoi Neko Overrun!|Mayoi Neko Overrun!]]'', Chise and Nozomi makes a reference to both Yu-Gi-Oh! and Cardfight!! Vanguard by saying "I'll have Satou and Suzuki guard Nozomi!", "Nya!~ I'll have Otome attack. Guard cancel", "In that case, I Summon Kikuchi the Otaku! Using the Kouga-chan Insider to attack and activate his trap!". |
− | * In episode 13 part 9 of ''[[wikipedia:Mayoi Neko Overrun!|Mayoi Neko Overrun!]]'', Chise and Nozomi | ||
* ''[[wikipedia:Medaka Box|Medaka Box]]'' | * ''[[wikipedia:Medaka Box|Medaka Box]]'' | ||
** In chapter 116, Najimi Ajimu references Yugi Muto from among a list of many different main characters from different manga, in an attempt to convince Zenkichi Hitoyoshi to become the main character of the manga. | ** In chapter 116, Najimi Ajimu references Yugi Muto from among a list of many different main characters from different manga, in an attempt to convince Zenkichi Hitoyoshi to become the main character of the manga. | ||
− | ** In chapter 125, Najimi references ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards in her explanation to Zenkichi of what victory means. | + | ** In chapter 125, Najimi Ajimu references ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards in her explanation to Zenkichi Hitoyoshi of what victory means. |
− | * In the 8th episode of the | + | * In the 8th episode of the [[wikipedia:Moetan|Moetan]] anime, "Ah-kun" become crazy after entering girl's public bath and start saying "ore no turn" ("my turn") with a Trap Card displayed. |
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** In general, whenever Mashima Chloe and her donkey friends make an appearance, they can frequently be seen with their "Magic: The Donkey" cards, which have [[Card backing|backings]] very similar to those of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards. | ** In general, whenever Mashima Chloe and her donkey friends make an appearance, they can frequently be seen with their "Magic: The Donkey" cards, which have [[Card backing|backings]] very similar to those of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards. | ||
** Chapter 8: | ** Chapter 8: | ||
− | *** Mashima is shown on | + | *** Mashima Chloe is shown on 2 separate occasions wearing a coat and belt that heavily resemble those that [[Seto Kaiba]] wore during the [[Battle City]] tournament. |
*** One of her donkey friends claims that a herd isn't about numbers - rather, it's about the power of unity. This is a reference to the concept of "the power of unity" in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'', which prevented [[Maximillion Pegasus]] from reading [[Yami Yugi]]'s mind near the end of their [[Yugi Muto, Yami Yugi and Maximillion Pegasus' Duelist Kingdom Duel|Duelist Kingdom Duel]], and what Yami Yugi urged Seto Kaiba to believe in during their [[Tag-Team Duel]] against [[Lumis]] & [[Umbra]]. | *** One of her donkey friends claims that a herd isn't about numbers - rather, it's about the power of unity. This is a reference to the concept of "the power of unity" in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'', which prevented [[Maximillion Pegasus]] from reading [[Yami Yugi]]'s mind near the end of their [[Yugi Muto, Yami Yugi and Maximillion Pegasus' Duelist Kingdom Duel|Duelist Kingdom Duel]], and what Yami Yugi urged Seto Kaiba to believe in during their [[Tag-Team Duel]] against [[Lumis]] & [[Umbra]]. | ||
*** A table-sized [[Dueling Arena]] makes an appearance. | *** A table-sized [[Dueling Arena]] makes an appearance. | ||
** Chapter 42: | ** Chapter 42: | ||
− | *** Mashima faces an opponent who wears attire similar to what [[Yami Yugi]] wore during the [[Battle City]] tournament. | + | *** Mashima Chloe faces an opponent who wears attire similar to what [[Yami Yugi]] wore during the [[Battle City]] tournament. |
− | *** In the omake, Mashima describes how she faced a robot opponent on the 68th floor of "Duel Tower" | + | *** In the omake for chapter 42, Mashima Chloe describes how she faced a robot opponent on the 68th floor of "Duel Tower," which is a reference to the Duel Tower on [[Alcatraz]] both in name and appearance. A table-sized Dueling Arena also makes an appearance. |
− | ** In chapter 69, Mashima encounters an opponent holding "Magic: The Donkey" cards, pulling out her own cards in response, before being interrupted. | + | ** In chapter 69, Mashima Chloe encounters an opponent holding "Magic: The Donkey" cards, pulling out her own cards in response, before being interrupted. |
− | ** In chapter | + | * In episode 30 of ''[[wikipedia:List of Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals episodes|Naruto Spin-Off: Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals]]'', {{wikia|naruto|Deidara}} and {{wikia|naruto|Tobi}} dressed up as [[Yami Yugi]] and [[Seto Kaiba]]. |
− | * In chapter | + | * In chapter 32 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/14545/Need_a_Girl Need a Girl]'', Yami Yugi and some ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards made a cameo appearance. |
− | * The cover page of chapter 7 of | + | * In episode 8 of ''[[wikipedia:No Game No Life|No Game No Life]]'', both {{wikia|no-game-no-life|Sora}} and {{wikia|no-game-no-life|Shiro}} can be found in a coliseum with cards resembling a [[Ritual Monster]], [[Normal Monster]], [[Spell Card]], and [[Fusion Monster]]. Shiro also wears a device resembling a [[Duel Disk]] while holding another card. |
− | * In episodes 23 and 29 of ''[[wikipedia:Sket Dance|Sket Dance]]'', some ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards | + | * In episode 8 of ''[[wikipedia:No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!|No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!]]'', Tomoko dresses up as [[Yami Yugi]]. |
− | * In episode 19 of ''[[wikipedia:Space Brothers (manga)|Space Brothers]]'', some kids | + | * In episode 8 of ''[[wikipedia:Nyaruko: Crawling with Love|Nyaruko: Crawling with Love]]'', an "[[Enemy Controller]]" with color matching its [[Card Artworks:Enemy Controller|manga artwork]] was shown. |
− | + | * In chapter 28 of ''[[wikipedia:Platinum End|Platinum End]]'', Susumu Yuito explains in his interview about how he met Penema, the angel of games. He further specifies that by saying games, he's referring to games like ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. | |
− | * In ''[[wikipedia:Strike the Blood|Strike the Blood]]'', Kensei Kanase wears a necklace almost identical to the [[Millennium Ring]]. | + | * In episode 6 of ''[[wikipedia:Pop Team Epic|Pop Team Epic]]'', during a gag parodying the "sports & games" genre of anime with a game of [[wikipedia:shogi|shogi]], Pipimi can be seen holding a playing card bearing a darker version of the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' manga [[card backing]], specifically while flaring her arms in the middle of her match against Popuko. |
− | * In episode 2 of ''[[wikipedia:Student Council's Discretion|Student Council's Discretion]]'', Mayafuyu uses a scenario involving the [[Battle Phase]] to test the Student Council's Japanese: "If your opponent attacks, you can open your [[Trap Card]]. Now all [[Spell Card]]s on the field are sent to the [[Graveyard]]." When the Student Council President guesses wrong, Mayafuyu corrects her: "Face-down card activate! This trap nullifies the effects of your Trap Card." The Trap is based on the | + | * In the re-airing of ''[[wikipedia:The Prince of Tennis|The Prince of Tennis]]'' episode 158, two girls resembling recolors of [[Téa Gardner]] and [[Serenity Wheeler]] can be seen among the spectators. |
− | + | * In chapter 13 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/65685/Real_Account Real Account]'', Yuuma uploads multiple selfies with weird facial expressions to his Real Account profile, one of which references [http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/joey-wheelers-creepy-chin Joey Wheeler's creepy chin]. | |
− | * In chapter 5 of ''[ | + | * In a ''[[wikipedia:Reborn!|Reborn!]]'' episode, one of the main characters, Reborn, explains Tsuna that we are currently in the video game and card battle era, and as examples, he is shown playing a video game, and playing Yu-Gi-Oh!, with a Duel Disk, a card, and a [[Millennium Puzzle]] made by his chameleon Leon. |
− | * In episode 14 of ''[[wikipedia:Toradora!|Toradora!]]'', when Kushieda Minori | + | * In episode 11 of ''[[wikipedia:Sakura Trick|Sakura Trick]]'', Yuzu Īzuka says "Atashi no taan". |
− | * In episode 10 of ''[[wikipedia:Waiting in the Summer|Waiting in the Summer]]'', some kids | + | * In chapter 10 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/26404/Seishun_Forget Seishun For-get!]'', when Taiyo is in the Moe Moe Maid Cafe and has an expensive list of options for his maid, Hinata, to do, he states "Take a look at my deck! *Here is my trump card!*" as he whips out three "Yukichi Fukuzawa" (10,000 yen) similar to Kaiba does with three Blue-Eyes White Dragons. |
− | + | * In chapter 36 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/56029/Shinozaki-san_Ki_wo_Ota_Shika_ni Shinozaki-san Ki wo Ota Shika ni!]'', Kaede Sasamura announces at the start of the [[wikipedia:Old maid (card game)|Old Maid]] game, "The Shadow Game begins!" This, in addition to the chapter's title ("Sakuradai Hatsuki and the Shadow Game"), are references to the [[Shadow Game]]s in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' | |
+ | * The cover page of {{wikia|syomin-sample|chapter 7}} of ''[[wikipedia:Shomin Sample|Shomin Sample]]'' (manga form) describes Aika Tenkūbashi using the Series 3 (or higher) [[card layout]] of a ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' card. | ||
+ | * In episodes 23 and 29 of ''[[wikipedia:Sket Dance|Sket Dance]]'', some ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards were shown. | ||
+ | * In episode 19 of ''[[wikipedia:Space Brothers (manga)|Space Brothers]]'', during a short flashback some kids were shown playing a card game with design and mechanics similar to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. | ||
+ | * In ''[[wikipedia:Strike the Blood|Strike the Blood]]'', {{wikia|strike-the-blood|Kensei Kanase}} wears a necklace that is almost identical to the [[Millennium Ring]]. | ||
+ | * In episode 2 of ''[[wikipedia:Student Council's Discretion|Student Council's Discretion]]'', Mayafuyu uses a scenario involving the [[Battle Phase]] to test the Student Council's Japanese: "If your opponent attacks, you can open your [[Trap Card]]. Now all [[Spell Card]]s on the field are sent to the [[Graveyard]]." When the Student Council President guesses wrong, Mayafuyu corrects her: "Face-down card activate! This trap nullifies the effects of your Trap Card." The Trap is based on the Council President and even contains a chibi-image of the Student Council President. | ||
+ | * In chapter 5 of ''[https://myanimelist.net/manga/115522/Shishunki_Renaissance_David-kun Teenage Renaissance! David]'', when Bocca della Verità is conducting a belongings check, he confiscates David's ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards. | ||
+ | * In episode 14 of ''[[wikipedia:Toradora!|Toradora!]]'', when {{wikia|toradora|Kushieda Minori}} was asking to show each other which pictures they got, she states "Takasu-kun, it's time to begin... our destined duel-down! I now sacrifice 90 yen to summon nine pictures. Then I will reveal my face-down card, Quick-Play Spell Card "Immediate Discovery", activate! I just found a picture with my softball teammates, number 93, I summon by paying the cost of 10 yen. Turn end! Yes, Takasu-kun, it's your turn!". | ||
+ | * In episode 10 of ''[[wikipedia:Waiting in the Summer|Waiting in the Summer]]'', some kids were shown playing a card game very similar to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' called "''Hydra – Battle Monsters''" (九頭蛇). The cards shown are from [[wikipedia:Cthulhu Mythos|Cthulhu Mythos]] are called "Yog Sothoth", "Nyarlathotep", "The Elder Sign", "The Mirror of Nitocris" and "Azathoth". These cards use the same colors as [[Effect Monster]]s, [[Ritual Monster]]s and [[Spell Card]]s. | ||
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− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in A Certain Scientific Railgun S.jpg | | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in A Certain Scientific Railgun S.jpg| ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''A Certain Scientific Railgun S''. |
− | Tag Force characters in Cardfight Vanguard.jpg | + | Tag Force characters in Cardfight Vanguard.jpg | [[Bright]], [[Yuma Miyata|Yuma]] and [[Nataly]], in ''Cardfight!! Vanguard''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Chuunibyou.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Lite''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Domina no Do.png | A Duel in ''Domina no Do!''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! reference in Fairy Tail.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! reference in Fairy Tail.png | Millennium Puzzle-like objects in ''Fairy Tail''. |
− | Gintama | + | Gintama's Card parody..jpg | ''Gintama''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards parody |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh Anime Duel in Gintama.jpg | + | Yu-Gi-Oh Anime Duel in Gintama.jpg | 2 Otsus portrayed as monsters in a similar fashion to the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' franchise, while using the same LP Gauge in the Japanese [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' anime]] |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate duel.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate duel.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Hayate the Combat Butler''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate partner.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate partner.png | Hayate and his partner. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate stadium.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate stadium.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Hayate the Combat Butler''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate Season 2.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hayate Season 2.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Hayate the Combat Butler 2nd Season''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hetalia.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Hetalia.png | Monsters which bear a resemblance to "Sunny Pixie" and "Sunlight Unicorn" in ''Hetalia: Axis Powers''. |
− | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Katekyo Hitman Reborn.jpg | Reborn playing ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Reborn!''. | |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Kochikame.jpg | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards in ''Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in | + | YuGiOh! reference in Lucky Star.jpg | Konata dressed as Yugi in ''Lucky Star''. |
− | YuGiOh! reference in Lucky Star.jpg | + | Hikaru No Go Ch 37 Yami Yugi Cameo.jpg | Yami Yugi in ''Hikaru no Go'' on the computer in left panel. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! reference in Naruto SD.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! reference in Naruto SD.png | Deidara and Tobi in ''Naruto Spin-Off: Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals''. |
− | Yami in Need a Girl.png | + | Yami in Need a Girl.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards and Yami Yugi in ''Need a Girl''. |
− | No Game No Life Epi. 08 (a).png | + | No Game No Life Epi. 08 (a).png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''No Game No Life''. |
− | No Game No Life Epi. 08 (b).png | + | No Game No Life Epi. 08 (b).png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''No Game No Life''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Watamote.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Watamote.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!''. |
− | Enemy Controller in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san.png | + | Enemy Controller in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san.png | An "Enemy Controller" in ''Nyaruko: Crawling with Love''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Pop Team Epic.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Pop Team Epic.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Pop Team Epic''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Seitokai no Ichizon.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Student Council's Discretion''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Sket Dance ep23.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Sket Dance ep23.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Sket Dance''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Sket Dance ep29.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Sket Dance ep29.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Sket Dance''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Uchuu Kyoudai.jpg | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Uchuu Kyoudai.jpg | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Uchuu Kyoudai''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Uchuu Kyoudai 2.jpg | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Uchuu Kyoudai 2.jpg | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Uchuu Kyoudai''. |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Strike the Blood.png | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Strike the Blood.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Strike the Blood''. |
− | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in They Are My Noble Masters.jpg | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''They Are My Noble Masters''. | |
− | + | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Waiting in the Summer.png | ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' in ''Waiting in the Summer''. | |
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in They Are My Noble Masters.jpg | ||
− | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Waiting in the Summer.png | ||
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− | * In the ''[[wikipedia:Adventure Time|Adventure Time]]'' episode "Card Wars", Finn and Jake play a card game with several similarities to the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' and ''Magic the Gathering'' card games. The episode "Daddy-Daughter Card Wars" also features a five-card set based on the "[[Forbidden One]]" cards. | + | * In the ''[[wikipedia:Adventure Time|Adventure Time]]'' episode "Card Wars", Finn and Jake play a card game with several similarities to the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' and ''Magic the Gathering'' card games. The episode "Daddy-Daughter Card Wars" also features a five-card set that is based on the "[[Forbidden One]]" cards. |
* In the ''[[wikipedia:All Grown Up!|All Grown Up!]]'' episode aptly named "Yu-Gotta-Go", Chuckie buys cards of the episode's name and becomes obsessed with the game, hoping to obtain the rare "The Red Mirror Dragon". | * In the ''[[wikipedia:All Grown Up!|All Grown Up!]]'' episode aptly named "Yu-Gotta-Go", Chuckie buys cards of the episode's name and becomes obsessed with the game, hoping to obtain the rare "The Red Mirror Dragon". | ||
* In ''[[wikipedia:The Amazing World of Gumball|The Amazing World of Gumball]]'' episode "The Matchmaker", the face that Gumball makes after seeing Darwin's photo of his "crush" on the computer resembles [[Joey Wheeler]]'s "creepy chin". | * In ''[[wikipedia:The Amazing World of Gumball|The Amazing World of Gumball]]'' episode "The Matchmaker", the face that Gumball makes after seeing Darwin's photo of his "crush" on the computer resembles [[Joey Wheeler]]'s "creepy chin". | ||
* In ''[[wikipedia:Codename: Kids Next Door|Codename: Kids Next Door]]'', a kid with [[Yugi Muto]]'s hairstyle is a recurring minor character. | * In ''[[wikipedia:Codename: Kids Next Door|Codename: Kids Next Door]]'', a kid with [[Yugi Muto]]'s hairstyle is a recurring minor character. | ||
− | * In the | + | * In the 5th season of ''[[wikipedia:Family Guy|Family Guy]]'', Stewie's teddy bear Rupert is sold at a yard sale accidently. Then when Stewie checks the FBI database for the buyer it is revealed that the buyer watches ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' |
− | * In the ''[[wikipedia:Good Luck Charlie|Good Luck Charlie]]'' episode "L.A.R.P. in the Park", Gabe teaches Teddy how to play a card game (whose name is pronounced as "pō-kē-ō", a portmanteau of | + | * In the ''[[wikipedia:Good Luck Charlie|Good Luck Charlie]]'' episode "L.A.R.P. in the Park", Gabe teaches Teddy how to play a card game (whose name is pronounced as "pō-kē-ō", a portmanteau of Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!), since Teddy's crush in that episode also plays it. |
− | * In the ''[[ | + | * In the ''[[Wikipedia:Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi|Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi]]'' episode "In The Cards", Ami and Yumi play an obvious reference to the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game]]'' dubbed ''Stu-Pi-Doh!''. |
− | * The October 22, 2004 episode of the game show ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' had the clue, "Before dueling in this game, you must greet your opponent with a friendly handshake." | + | * The October 22, 2004 episode of the game show ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' had the clue, "Before dueling in this game, you must greet your opponent with a friendly handshake." |
* ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' has been referenced several times in ''[[wikipedia:Mad (TV series)|MAD]]'': | * ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' has been referenced several times in ''[[wikipedia:Mad (TV series)|MAD]]'': | ||
− | ** In the sketch "Grey's in Anime", a patient hallucinates that one female doctor has Yugi's hair. She summons the "[[Dark Magician | + | ** In the sketch "Grey's in Anime", a patient hallucinates that one female doctor has Yugi's hair. She summons the "Dark Physician" (which looks like the "[[Dark Magician]]") to heal the patient, only to be stopped by a rival doctor's "Malpractice" Trap Card, suing "Dark Physician" and making him unable to heal. The female doctor protests that they must work together, and the male doctor says, "I can heal the patient all by myself!" holding his arm up to a similar pose that Seto Kaiba did during [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 070|Yugi and]] [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 071|Kaiba's Duel]] [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 072|with]] [[Lumis and Umbra]]. |
− | ** In the sketch " | + | ** In the sketch "Pokémon Park", when leaving "Pokémon Island", [[bulbapedia:Misty (anime)|Misty]] asks [[bulbapedia:Ash Ketchum|Ash]] about "Digimon Island" and "Yu-Gi-Oh! Island". Ash replies by saying that they are "more complicated, but less fun". |
− | ** | + | ** One sketch, "Yu-Gi-Bear!", is a mash-up of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' and ''[[wikipedia:Yogi Bear|Yogi Bear]]''. The sketch features Yogi Bear wearing an item similar to the Millennium Puzzle, allowing Yogi Bear to transform into Yugi Bear (basically just Yogi Bear wearing a coat and hair similar to Yugi's) and he starts a Duel with Park Ranger Smith over a family's "pic-a-nic basket", despite the family's willingness to share their food. We see that Ranger Smith has an "[[Amazon of the Seas]]" Monster Card, but Yugi Bear counters with his "Smarter Than The Av-a-rage Bear" Trap Card (which looks like a bear holding a diploma and wearing a graduation hat). The Duel starts to bore the family. Regardless, Yugi Bear and Ranger Smith continue the Duel. Ranger Smith Special Summons "[[Gigaplant]]" with 2400 ATK, but Yugi Bear Summons "Boo-Boo Eyed White Dragon" (which looks like Dino from ''The Flintstones'' with Boo-Boo's head) with 3000 ATK, but just as Yugi Bear is about to explain its effect, Ranger Smith points out that the family has left. |
* In the ''[[wikipedia:Power Rangers Dino Thunder|Power Rangers Dino Thunder]]'' episode "House of Cards", Ethan James and Devin Del Valle are shown playing a card game called "Dragon War", whose cards have varying numbers of star-emblazoned orbs in their upper-right corners, similar to the [[Level]]s of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' [[Monster Card]]s. | * In the ''[[wikipedia:Power Rangers Dino Thunder|Power Rangers Dino Thunder]]'' episode "House of Cards", Ethan James and Devin Del Valle are shown playing a card game called "Dragon War", whose cards have varying numbers of star-emblazoned orbs in their upper-right corners, similar to the [[Level]]s of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' [[Monster Card]]s. | ||
− | * In chapter 2 of volume 2 of ''[[wikipedia:RWBY|RWBY]]'', the main characters play a combination board and card game that features Trap Cards, complete with a character telling an opponent that she "just activated my Trap Card." | + | * In {{wikia|RWBY|Welcome to Beacon|chapter 2 of volume 2}} of ''[[wikipedia:RWBY|RWBY]]'', the main characters play a combination board and card game that features Trap Cards, complete with a character telling an opponent that she "just activated my Trap Card." |
* In ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' episode "[[wikipedia:Margical History Tour|Margical History Tour]]", in the empty library there are only two remaining items, one of which is a "''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' Price Guide". | * In ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' episode "[[wikipedia:Margical History Tour|Margical History Tour]]", in the empty library there are only two remaining items, one of which is a "''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' Price Guide". | ||
− | * In ''[[wikipedia:The Venture Bros.|The Venture Bros.]]'' episode "ORB", the card "[[Ancient Gear Fist]]" is among Dean Venture's collection. | + | * In ''[[wikipedia:The Venture Bros.|The Venture Bros.]]'' episode "ORB", the card "[[Ancient Gear Fist]]" is among {{wikia|venturebrothers|Dean Venture}}'s collection. |
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* In ''[[wikipedia:Are We There Yet? (film)|Are We There Yet?]]'', the main character runs a sports shop. When some children pester him, he names a list of cards he does not carry, including ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. | * In ''[[wikipedia:Are We There Yet? (film)|Are We There Yet?]]'', the main character runs a sports shop. When some children pester him, he names a list of cards he does not carry, including ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. | ||
* In ''[[wikipedia:Drillbit Taylor|Drillbit Taylor]]'', ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' is used as a codename for several missions and operations by the main characters. | * In ''[[wikipedia:Drillbit Taylor|Drillbit Taylor]]'', ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' is used as a codename for several missions and operations by the main characters. | ||
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− | * In a later Sunday strip | + | * In a later Sunday strip, the American comic ''[[wikipedia:FoxTrot|FoxTrot]]'' had a young main character go to a ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' tournament, complete with heavily-gelled hair that greatly resembled that of [[Yami Yugi]]. |
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− | + | * In ''[[wikipedia:Borderlands 2|Borderlands 2]]'', the assassin character {{wikia|borderlands|Zer0}} sometimes says "Hilarious! You just set off my [[Trap Card]]", when activating his "Decepti0n" action skill, which creates a copy of himself and turns him invisible. | |
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* In ''[[wikipedia:Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony|Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony]]'', Kokichi Oma's second "free time event" with Shuichi Saihara makes multiple references to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'', which begin when the former challenges the latter to an alleged [[Shadow Game]]. | * In ''[[wikipedia:Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony|Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony]]'', Kokichi Oma's second "free time event" with Shuichi Saihara makes multiple references to ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'', which begin when the former challenges the latter to an alleged [[Shadow Game]]. | ||
− | * In ''[[wikipedia:Disgaea 3|Disgaea 3]]'' Se-to-oh | + | * In ''[[wikipedia:Disgaea 3|Disgaea 3]]'' there's a character called {{wikia|disgaea|Se-to-oh}}, who can be found at random inside the Item World's Innocent Towns. He's also an optional boss battle in the post-game, being recruitable after defeated. The character makes frequent references, like saying "My Turn" and "Life Points" as well as [[OTK]]s and tributing three monsters to summon a "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon|Black-Eyes Blue Prinny]]" (which is actually just a normal {{wikia|disgaea|Prinny}}). |
− | + | * In ''{{wikia|kindergarten||Kindergarten}}'', there are twenty-five collectible ''MonsterMon'' cards. While they also function as a reference to ''[[wikipedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]'', the most powerful card is a one-of-a-kind "Blue Eyes Gold Dragon", which has an item description of "This is the Blue Eyes Gold Dragon card. Please don't sue." The game's sequel features a "Dank Magician" card. | |
− | * In ''{{wikia|kindergarten||Kindergarten}}'', there are twenty-five collectible ''MonsterMon'' cards. While they also function as a reference to ''[[wikipedia:Pokémon|Pokémon]]'', the most powerful card is a one-of-a-kind "Blue Eyes Gold Dragon", which has an item description of "This is the Blue Eyes Gold Dragon card. Please don't sue." The game's sequel features a "Dank Magician" card. | + | * In the online card game ''[[wikipedia:Urban Rivals|Urban Rivals]]'', two cards, {{wikia|urban-rivals|Scarlett Cr}} and {{wikia|urban-rivals|Manon Cr}}, dress up as a ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' character in one of their evolutions. |
− | * In ''[[wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]'', one of the witnesses is named Yanni Yogi. This is a possible reference to [[Yami Yugi]], as the two "n" letters can be viewed as a single "m", and because Yogi made use of a fake, senile persona to maintain his innocence (similar to how some characters in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' viewed Yami Yugi as another persona of [[Yugi Muto]]). | + | * In ''[[wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]'', one of the witnesses is named {{wikia|aceattorney|Yanni Yogi}}. This is a possible reference to [[Yami Yugi]], as the two "n" letters can be viewed as a single "m", and because Yogi made use of a fake, senile persona to maintain his innocence (similar to how some characters in ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' viewed Yami Yugi as another persona of [[Yugi Muto]]). |
− | * In the defunct Facebook game | + | * In the now-defunct Facebook game [http://www.socialpoint.es/games/social-empires/ Social Empires], the Dragon units {{wikia|socialempires|Galaxy Dragon}} and {{wikia|socialempires|Star Dragon}} were based on "[[Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon]]" and "[[Stardust Dragon]]", respectively, in terms of name and appearance. |
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* In the MMORPG ''[[wikipedia:Vindictus|Vindictus]]'': | * In the MMORPG ''[[wikipedia:Vindictus|Vindictus]]'': | ||
− | ** Commander Ikrium, one of the bosses of Twilight Desert, wears a belt with a [[Millennium Puzzle]]. | + | ** [http://vindictus.gamepedia.com/Commander_Ikrium Commander Ikrium], one of the bosses of [http://vindictus.gamepedia.com/Twilight_Desert_(Battle) Twilight Desert], wears a belt with a [[Millennium Puzzle]]. |
** Xaehawk, one of the mid bosses of Misty Summit, drops an XE Hawk Card which contains the phrase "You just activated my trap card" in its description. | ** Xaehawk, one of the mid bosses of Misty Summit, drops an XE Hawk Card which contains the phrase "You just activated my trap card" in its description. | ||
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Yu-Gi-Oh! in Vindictus Ikrium.png | Commander Ikrium in ''Vindictus''. | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Vindictus Ikrium.png | Commander Ikrium in ''Vindictus''. | ||
Yu-Gi-Oh! in Vindictus XE Hawk Card.png | XE Hawk Card in ''Vindictus''. | Yu-Gi-Oh! in Vindictus XE Hawk Card.png | XE Hawk Card in ''Vindictus''. | ||
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− | * ''[[wikipedia:Mad Kids|MAD Kids]]'' issue #4 parodied ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards with ''Ug-ly-Oh!'' cards | + | * ''[[wikipedia:Mad Kids|MAD Kids]]'' issue #4 parodied ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cards with ''Ug-ly-Oh!'' cards. |
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