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[[Dextra]] and [[Nistro]] are acting as referees of the tournament<ref name="ep30">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|30|ref}}</ref> and punish Duelists who cheated.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|37|ref}}</ref> However, their true task is the search of "[[Number]]" cards,<ref name="ep37"/>, much like the [[Battle City]] tournament was used to search for [[Egyptian God]] monsters. | [[Dextra]] and [[Nistro]] are acting as referees of the tournament<ref name="ep30">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|30|ref}}</ref> and punish Duelists who cheated.<ref name="ep37">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|37|ref}}</ref> However, their true task is the search of "[[Number]]" cards,<ref name="ep37"/>, much like the [[Battle City]] tournament was used to search for [[Egyptian God]] monsters. | ||
− | They are also involved in investigated incidents during the tournament and may decide whether something is allowed, as was the case with [[Tombo Tillbitty]]'s [[Basket Rule]] | + | They are also involved in investigated incidents during the tournament and may decide whether something is allowed, as was the case with [[Tombo Tillbitty]]'s [[Basket Rule]]es.<ref name="ep30"/> |
If they discover someone cheated, they have authority to decide what kind of punishment the person will get, even if said punishment would be a physical one. For example, Nistro forced a boy into a [[Duel]] and ordered him to disappear from [[Heartland City]]. Next, he made [[Flip Turner|Flip]] eat all his "Heart Piece" candies and bound him with a rope. Nistro threatened he would confiscate his deck, while Flip would be disqualified and deprived from all future participation in the tournaments for the rest of his life. Additionally, he claimed he would make sure Flip never Dueled again by beating him out of Heartland City.<ref name="ep37"/> | If they discover someone cheated, they have authority to decide what kind of punishment the person will get, even if said punishment would be a physical one. For example, Nistro forced a boy into a [[Duel]] and ordered him to disappear from [[Heartland City]]. Next, he made [[Flip Turner|Flip]] eat all his "Heart Piece" candies and bound him with a rope. Nistro threatened he would confiscate his deck, while Flip would be disqualified and deprived from all future participation in the tournaments for the rest of his life. Additionally, he claimed he would make sure Flip never Dueled again by beating him out of Heartland City.<ref name="ep37"/> |