Reginald Kastle's Decks

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Reginald plays an Xyz WATER Deck[1] consisting of monstrous looking sea creatures such as various races of sharks and arthropods. His nickname is "Shark" and is derived from his Deck theme and his previous brutal nature. Reginald acquired his Deck from his father at a young age.[2]

Anime[edit]

Ancient Deck[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Vector 120 Win (flashback)

In his past life as Nash, ruler of the United Lands of the Poseidon Ocean, Reginald Dueled Vector in a Shadow Duel using stone tablet cards.

Past Deck[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Quattro 12 Lose (Disqualified; flashback)

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL[edit]

Pre-World Duel Carnival[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Bronk Stone 1 Win
Yuma Tsukumo 1-2 Lose
Yuma Tsukumo 10 Win
Scorch and Chills 11-12 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo)
Kite Tenjo 22 Lose

Shark utilizes a Burn strategy in order to gain an early advantage through cards such as "Submersible Carrier Aero Shark" and "Booming Urchin", with a focus on Rank 3 Xyz Monsters. After losing to Yuma he modified his Deck to counter the "Numbers" by negating their effects with his ace monster "Black Ray Lancer"[3], as well as cards to take control of them. Reginald's Deck also sports a few cards that destroy Spell and Trap Cards such as "Skull Kraken" and "Mystical Space Typhoon".

World Duel Carnival Preliminaries[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
WDC Duelist 31 Win
Trey 34 Win
10 WDC Duelists 46 Win (off-screen)
WDC Duelist 46 Win
WDC Duelist 46 Win
Yuma Tsukumo 46 No result

During the World Duel Carnival preliminaries, Shark continues to use similar strategies as he did previously, with a focus on Rank 3 Xyz Monsters, also adding Level manipulation cards like "Falling Current" and "Hammer Shark". He also utilizes more cards focused on negation such as "Plate Salvage" and "Sea King's Verdict".

World Duel Carnival Finals[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Green Coat Duelist 51 Win (Duel Coaster)
Sultan of Spells 53 Win (Duel Coaster)
Quattro 57-58 Win (Magma Field)
Yuma Tsukumo 61-62 Lose
Dr. Faker/Vector 69-71 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo and Kite Tenjo)

After acquiring "Number 32: Shark Drake", Shark's Deck became more focused around Level 4 Monster Cards and reducing the amount of Overlay Units required for Xyz Summons, such as "Bubble Bringer" and "Xyz Remora". After obtaining "Number C32: Shark Drake Veiss" through Chaos Xyz Evolution, Shark also began to use more members of the "Shark" archetype.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL II[edit]

Barian Invasion[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Fender's henchmen 75 Win (off-screen)
Art Stanley 78 Win
Caswell Francis and Flip Turner 81 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo; Tennis Field)
Rio Kastle and Bronk Stone 81 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo; Beach Volleyball Field)
Tori Meadows and Cathy Katherine 81 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo; Table Tennis Field)
Yuma Tsukumo 84 Lose
Barian-brainwashed students 85 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo, Rio Kastle, and Alito)
Rio Kastle 91 Win
Dumon 95-98 No result (Sargasso the Different Dimension Battlefield)

Shark's Deck has become even more flexible in terms of his use of Xyz Summoning, now ranging from Rank 3 to Rank 5. In addition, he also uses a large quantity of cards to swarm monsters to Xyz Summon such as "Tri-Slice", "Panther Shark" and "Eagle Shark". His Deck also features a range of new "Shark" monsters as well as other aquatic fauna like "Big Whale" and "Starfish". Shark also uses a number of cards to reduce the amount of Xyz Material required for his monsters such as "Double Fin Shark", "Xyz Crown" and "Ghost Salvage".

Legendary Number War[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Rio Kastle/Abyss 108-109 Win
Chironex 114-115 Win (w/Quattro)

Shark's Deck now focuses more on Rank 5 Xyz Summons, primarily his newly acquired "Numbers" through cards such as "Edict of Atlantis" and "Depth Shark". He also uses a multitude of cards to negate attacks such as "Hide and Shark" and "Deep Current".

Barian Emperor Onslaught[edit]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Quattro 124-126 Win
Vector 136-137 Win
Don Thousand 138-141 Win (w/Yuma Tsukumo)
Yuma Tsukumo 141-143 Lose

Upon regaining his identity and powers as a Barian Emperor, Nash continues to use the same Deck he used as a human, with the addition of his new "Over-Hundred Number", "Number 101: Silent Honor ARK", along with its upgraded form. He also supplements his Deck with "Rank-Up-Magic" cards such as "Rank-Up-Magic - The Seventh One", which lets him Rank-Up his "Over-Hundred Number" from the Graveyard, field or Extra Deck and "Rank-Up-Magic Quick Chaos", a Quick-Play Spell Card which allowed him to instantly Rank-Up his "Number 73: Abyss Splash" into "Number C73: Abyss Supra Splash". Nash is also able to perform a "Chaos Draw" which allows him to create and draw cards that allow him to counter his opponent's strategy.

After Don Thousand's defeat, Nash acquired the other six "Over-Hundred Numbers" and their "Chaos" versions. He used another variant of this Deck, which focused on swarming the field with those "Numbers", using several support cards such as "Chaos Hundred Universe", "Duo of the Seven Emperors" and "Hundred Summon" to Summon them. The final goal of this is to Summon "CXyz Barian Hope", a monster that can use the effects of all the "Chaos Over-Hundred Numbers".

Manga[edit]

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL[edit]

D Team ZEXAL[edit]

Video games[edit]

Duel Terminals[edit]

Xyz Startup!![edit]

Sacred Star Knights!![edit]

Ouroboros, Wicked Dragon of Destruction!![edit]

Publications[edit]

V Jump Magazine[edit]

December 2013[edit]

Numbers Guide 1[edit]

Numbers Guide 2[edit]

References[edit]

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 05353: "Test Your Luck!"
  2. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 114114: "Tentacles of Terror, Part 1"
  3. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 02525: "Frozen in Time"; Monster Popularity Poll (place 4)

Notes[edit]

  1. a b c d This card is seen in his Deck when Vector searches it to Summon "Mermaid Shark" in episode 120.
  2. a b One copy can be seen when Vector searches his Deck to Summon "Mermaid Shark" and another can be seen in his hand as he Summons "Number 73: Abyss Splash", both in episode 120.
  3. This card can be seen in his hand as he Summons "Number 73: Abyss Splash" in episode 120.
  4. This card is given to Yuma Tsukumo in episode 12 for having improved as a Duelist.
  5. This card can be seen in his opening hand in episode 1.
  6. This card is Set in episode 22, but is not activated.
  7. This card was originally intended to be "Poseidon Wave", but in respect for the victims of the tsunami that struck Japan in 2011, its artwork and name were changed.
  8. This card was present in the Deck in his first Duel against Yuma Tsukumo. It was later absorbed by Astral upon his loss against Yuma in episode 2.
  9. a b This card can be seen in his hand in episode 46.
  10. a b This card is received from Trey in episode 34. Though not shown on-screen, this card was later absorbed by Astral upon his second loss to Yuma in episode 62, as it was present among the "Numbers" Dr. Faker took from Yuma. Yuma subsequently gives this card back to Shark in episode 68.
  11. This card is received from Vetrix in a flashback in episode 62. It is Set in the same episode but not activated.
  12. This card can be seen on the floor next to him in the opening "Soul Drive".
  13. This card is acquired in episode 58 through Chaos Xyz Evolution.
  14. This card is seen in the opening "Unbreakable Heart".
  15. Shark finds this card after Rio dropped it in episode 108 and includes it in his Deck.
  16. This card is won from Abyss in episode 109.
  17. This card is acquired in episode 109.
  18. This card is sent from his Deck to the Graveyard via the effect of "Infinity Tooth" in episode 137.
  19. a b c d e f This card is won from Don Thousand in episode 141.
  20. a b c d e f This card appears in his Duel Terminal Deck if the player scans in a Destiny Draw card.