Witty Phantom (character)
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Witty Phantom, known as Demon Death-Satan in the Japanese and Korean versions, is a character based on the card "Witty Phantom".
Witty Phantom first appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! as a character in KaibaCorp's Legendary Heroes game; said character was based on Maximillion Pegasus.
He also appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX as a Duel Monster Spirit.
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Legendary Heroes[edit]
Witty Phantom held Seto Kaiba captive at the Castle of Dark Illusions after he had been captured by an "Armed Ninja". Apparently, he was the only character in the game who realized that it was indeed a game. Kaiba orders the phantom to release him, but Witty Phantom refuses and tells Kaiba that he is to be offered to Summon the Mythic Dragon - and that another sacrifice is on the way.[2]
After Kaiba falls asleep, Witty Phantom wakes him up, having been programmed to torment him and not let him sleep. He then reveals the unconscious Adena, whom he intends to use as the other sacrifice. However, "Adena" is revealed to be Mokuba, who removes his disguise and Summons "Swordstalker". After "Swordstalker" cuts Kaiba free, Kaiba Summons a "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", which attacks and kills Witty Phantom.[3]
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX[edit]
Witty Phantom appeared in the Duel Monsters Spirit World, cheering for Brron, Mad King of Dark World as the latter was Dueling Jaden Yuki.
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- ↑ hi-net.zaq.ne.jp Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters cast
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Legendary Heroes, Part 2" 44: "
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! episode Legendary Heroes, Part 3" 45: "