Senjome

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Senjome
Senjome, in Over the Nexus
Senjome, in Over the Nexus
English name
  • Senjome
Japanese name
Japanese千条目せんじょうめ
Base千条目
Furiganaせんじょうめ
RōmajiSenjōme
Gender
  • Male
TeamVjump Blue-Eyes White Dragons
Deck
Other Decks
WC 2010
  • 2010_DL_DECK6
  • Prince of Dragon
WC 2011
  • Dragon Ravine 2
Tag Force
  • Only 1
Tag Force 2
  • 2006 Deck
  • 2007 Deck
  • 2008 Deck
Tag Force 3
  • Me Around 2006
Video game debutYu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force
Appears in
Nintendo DS
PlayStation 2
PSP
Senjome

Senjome is a parody character based on Chazz Princeton, who is known as Jun Manjoume in the Japanese version.

Appearances[edit]

V Jump[edit]

Senjome frequently appears in V Jump alongside other cosplay characters, and participated in The Third Charisma Duelist Determining Fight Tournament[1].

Video games[edit]

Senjome appears as an unlockable character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force games.

Tag Force[edit]

Senjome appears at the Obelisk Blue Boys Dorm once the player has completed the game with at least three of the seven originally avaiable characters. He asks for the player's aid in his, Sironos' and Sanzyudai Yuki's feud against Emperor.Umiuma and the rest of UmiumaCorp. Should the player agree, after winning a Tag Duel with Senjome as their partner, he and his companions can be selected as partners for the Tag Force tournament.

Tag Force 2[edit]

Senjome can appear in a special story event at the Ra Yellow dorm, partnered with Inoso, if either Syrus or Tyranno has been defeated a number of times that is a multiple of 15. After defeating them, both Inoso and Senjome can be selected as tag partners.

Tag Force 3[edit]

Senjome can become the player's partner after clearing 4 different Tier 1 storylines. He does not appear in the overworld otherwise.

World Championship 2010[edit]

Senjome appears as a downloadable Ghost Duelist for May 2010.

World Championship 2011[edit]

Senjome appears as a downloadable Ghost Duelist for August 2011.

Gifts[edit]

The player is able to give Senjome sandwiches in the Tag Force games. The following table details how much he likes or dislikes the sandwiches.

Tag Force 2-3[edit]

Strongly likes Likes Neutral Dislikes Strongly dislikes
  • Golden Egg Sandwich
  • Cheese Sandwich
  • Cook's Sandwich
  • Croquette Sandwich
  • Curry Sandwich
  • Dried Mackerel Sandwich
  • Dried Sardine Sandwich
  • Fried Noodle Sandwich
  • Fried Shrimp Sandwich
  • Normal Egg Sandwich
  • Ramen Noodle Sandwich
  • Rice Ball Sandwich
  • Salmon Sandwich
  • Soba Noodle Sandwich
  • Tofu Sandwich
  • None
  • Carrot Sandwich
  • Chicken Sandwich
  • Cream Sandwich
  • Fermented Cheese Sandwich
  • Fermented Soybean Sandwich
  • Garlic Sandwich
  • Goya Sandwich
  • Grape Sandwich
  • Gyoza Sandwich
  • Ham Sandwich
  • Hamburger Sandwich
  • Hot Pepper Sandwich
  • Jam Sandwich
  • Kimchi Sandwich
  • Lettuce Sandwich
  • Melon Sandwich
  • Pineapple Sandwich
  • Plain Sandwich
  • Sausage Sandwich
  • Spicy Curry Sandwich
  • Spicy Fish Egg Sandwich
  • Sweet Bean Paste Sandwich
  • Sweet Chestnut Sandwich
  • Tangerine Sandwich
  • Tomato Sandwich
  • None
  • Caviar Sandwich
  • Chocolate Sandwich
  • Durian Sandwich
  • Foie Gras Sandwich
  • Lobster Sandwich
  • Phantom Pepper Sandwich
  • Steak Sandwich
  • Top-grade Salad Sandwich
  • Truffle Sandwich

Ending Scenes[edit]

Stats[edit]

Rating Attack Defense Skill Luck Vitality
WC10 1450 4 1 1 3 4
WC11 1500 5 3 4 2 4


Decks[edit]

V Jump[edit]

In The Third Charisma Duelist Determining Fight Tournament, Senjome uses a Scrap Deck, whose contents were given in the issue.[1]

Opponent(s) Round(s) Outcome
Aikawa 3 Lose

In Yu-Gi-Oh! League, Senjome uses a "Egyptian God" Deck.[2]

Opponent(s) Round(s) Outcome
Shimoda 2 Lose

Tag Force series[edit]

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force, Senjome uses a coin toss Deck.

In the second and third installments, Senjome instead uses Dragon Decks featuring the "Armed Dragon" and "Horus the Black Flame Dragon" "LV" series.


Tag Force[edit]


Tag Force 2[edit]

The localizations erronously increase the year listed on Senjome's Decks as he uses later versions of his Decks.


Tag Force 3[edit]


World Championship 2010[edit]

The glitched version.

The earliest downloaded version of Senjome as a Ghost Duelist had him using this Deck due to a glitch. Another downloadable opponent, Neo Flamvell Origin, would use a similar Deck once it became downloadable in January 2011.

A while after that, Senjome's download was updated so that it used the intended Deck.

Senjome, in Reverse of Arcadia

World Championship 2011[edit]

References[edit]

  1. a b V Jump: Issue 08/2010, pages #262-263
  2. db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/card_search.action?request_locale=ja Senjome's Deck