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− | {{Infobox | + | {{Infobox/Yu-Gi-Oh!/Episode |
− | | image | + | | series = Yu-Gi-Oh! |
− | | | + | | season = 1 |
− | | | + | | image name = Yugioh046.png |
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− | | | + | | english = Dungeon Dice Monsters, Part 1 |
− | + | | kanji = 謎の転校生 御伽龍児 | |
− | + | | romaji = Nazo no Tenkōsei Otogi Ryūji | |
− | | | + | | japanese translated = Mysterious Transfer Student - Ryuji Otogi |
− | | | + | | episode number = 046 |
− | | | + | | japanese air date = March 13, 2001 |
− | | | + | | english air date = November 2, 2002 |
− | | | + | | japanese opening = [[V O I C E]] |
− | | | + | | japanese ending = [[Energizing Shower]]<br />元気のシャワー |
+ | | english opening = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Season 1 Theme (English)|Season one theme]] | ||
+ | | english ending = | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | + | '''Dungeon Dice Monsters, Part 1''', known as '''The Mysterious Transfer Student - Ryuji Otogi''' in the Japanese version, is the forty-sixth episode of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]. It aired in Japan on March 13, 2001, and in the US on November 2, 2002. | |
{{episode summary|A new [[Black Crown|game shop]] has opened up in town, upsetting [[Solomon Muto|Grandpa Muto]] as the [[Kame Game Store]] now has more competition. [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] challenges its owner, [[Duke Devlin]], to a [[Duel]]; if Duke wins, Joey becomes his servant for one week. If Joey wins, Duke must close down his shop.}} | {{episode summary|A new [[Black Crown|game shop]] has opened up in town, upsetting [[Solomon Muto|Grandpa Muto]] as the [[Kame Game Store]] now has more competition. [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] challenges its owner, [[Duke Devlin]], to a [[Duel]]; if Duke wins, Joey becomes his servant for one week. If Joey wins, Duke must close down his shop.}} | ||
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While Yugi discusses these developments with his friends, [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] notices that a new student is attracting all the girls with dice tricks. The student, named [[Duke Devlin]], gets Joey involved with one of the tricks, and by playing off of Joey's gullibility, the trick works. Joey gets angry at that, and he challenges Duke to a [[Duel Monsters]] game. Duke agrees, but on the condition that they will only use cards from new Booster Packs. They also make a bet: if Duke wins, Joey will be his servant for one week, but if Joey wins, Duke has to close his shop. Yugi protests that Joey shouldn't be made to use cards he's not used to using, but Joey agrees to the deal. | While Yugi discusses these developments with his friends, [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] notices that a new student is attracting all the girls with dice tricks. The student, named [[Duke Devlin]], gets Joey involved with one of the tricks, and by playing off of Joey's gullibility, the trick works. Joey gets angry at that, and he challenges Duke to a [[Duel Monsters]] game. Duke agrees, but on the condition that they will only use cards from new Booster Packs. They also make a bet: if Duke wins, Joey will be his servant for one week, but if Joey wins, Duke has to close his shop. Yugi protests that Joey shouldn't be made to use cards he's not used to using, but Joey agrees to the deal. | ||
− | After school, they all go the game shop, which belongs to Duke and has a Duel arena. Joey picks out several packs of cards with some nervousness, but when he opens them, he becomes confident again. Duke announces that he will broadcast the duel on TV, and some of the girls from school have even shown up as cheerleaders for Duke, which gets Joey even more angry. Then the duel begins. Joey takes a big lead early on, | + | After school, they all go the game shop, which belongs to Duke and has a Duel arena. Joey picks out several packs of cards with some nervousness, but when he opens them, he becomes confident again. Duke announces that he will broadcast the duel on TV, and some of the girls from school have even shown up as cheerleaders for Duke, which gets Joey even more angry. Then the duel begins. Joey takes a big lead early on, summoning a high-level monster with a power-up effect to top it off. Duke goes into a simple defense, and Joey pounces by summoning "[[Mad Sword Beast]]" -- the first monster with piercing damage ever seen in the anime. Duke recovers quickly by using a trap to destroy Joey's high-level monster. Yugi worries about this, seeing that Joey isn't looking very far ahead with his moves. Duke then makes a counterattack, which clears Joey's field. With the pressure on him, Joey topdecks "[[Goblin Attack Force]]", and he summons this latest beatdown card for his third attack in as many turns. After this, his monster drops into Defense Position by its own effect, which is something Joey had forgotten about, but he's not too worried. Duke only has 50 life points left, so Joey knows he'll win, and he even imagines the cheerleaders cheering for him. However, Yugi notices that Duke is completely calm, and sure enough, Duke takes his next turn, summoning "[[Gradius]]" for an attack. Joey mocks such a weak monster, but Duke activates his face-down "[[Limiter Removal]]" to double its ATK. This stops Joey's taunts right away, but at least his monster is in Defense Position, so his life points are safe. Duke then plays his last card, "[[Fairy Meteor Crush]]", which Duke describes as being a spell version of "Mad Sword Beast". This takes a second to sink in, but when it does, Joey goes into a panic. Helplessly, he watches as Duke attacks, blasting straight through all his goblins and wiping out his life points in one attack. |
− | Defeated and dejected, Joey gets down from the arena. Yugi tells Joey that he did well. Duke snaps his fingers, and a cheerleader brings Joey a dog suit. Duke orders Joey to put it on. He flicks a die at Joey's head, who complains, but Duke tells him to bark. Seeing his friend not only ordered but humiliated, Yugi gets angry, and the [[ | + | Defeated and dejected, Joey gets down from the arena. Yugi tells Joey that he did well. Duke snaps his fingers, and a cheerleader brings Joey a dog suit. Duke orders Joey to put it on. He flicks a die at Joey's head, who complains, but Duke tells him to bark. Seeing his friend not only ordered but humiliated, Yugi gets angry, and the [[Millenium Puzzle]] activates. [[Yami Yugi]] tells Duke to stop the cruelties and challenge him. If he defeats Duke, Joey is released from the deal and he gets his freedom back. Duke agrees, but he says that they will play Dungeon Dice Monsters. He also states that if he wins, Yugi will swear on his Grandfather´s life that he will never play Duel Monsters again and he will also give up his title of "King of Games" to Duke. Tristan, Tea and Joey protest to Yami that he shouldn't risk all of that just to get Joey his freedom back. Duke angrily flicks another die at Joey for being rebellious against him, but this time Yami catches the die and he agrees to these terms regardless of the risks because he will not stand there and let him destroy Joey's dignity like that. Yami knows his friends are worth more than any title or game in the world and he will stick by them no matter what. While dropping and crushing the die (the one he caught) down with his foot he thinks to himself those are things Duke will never understand and he will battle him for Joey's sake. The episode comes to an end with both of them squared off for the confrontation. |
==Featured Duel: Joey Wheeler vs. Duke Devlin== | ==Featured Duel: Joey Wheeler vs. Duke Devlin== | ||
<u>'''Turn 1: Duke'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 1: Duke'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | [[Duke Devlin|Duke]] draws "[[ | + | [[Duke Devlin|Duke]] draws "[[Oni Tank T-34]]" and subsequently Normal Summons it (1400/1700) in [[Attack Position]]. |
<u>'''Turn 2: Joey'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 2: Joey'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws "[[ | + | [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] draws "[[Sword Hunter]]" and subsequently Normal Summons it (2450/1700) in Attack Position. "Sword Hunter" [[attack]]s and [[destroy]]s "Oni Tank T-34" (Duke 2000 → 950). Since "Sword Hunter" destroyed a monster by battle, its effect activates, [[equip]]ping the destroyed [[Monster Card|monster]] to itself and increasing its ATK by 200 ("Sword Hunter": 2450 → 2650/1700). |
<u>'''Turn 3: Duke'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 3: Duke'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | Duke draws "Michizure". He then Normal Summons "[[ | + | Duke draws "Michizure". He then Normal Summons "[[Dark Bat]]" (1000/1000) in [[Defense Position]]. Duke then [[Set]]s 1 card. |
<u>'''Turn 4: Joey'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 4: Joey'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | Joey draws. He then Normal Summons "[[ | + | Joey draws. He then Normal Summons "[[Mad Sword Beast]]" (1400/1200) in Attack Position. "Mad Sword Beast" attacks and destroys "Dark Bat". "Mad Sword Beast" then inflicts piercing [[Battle Damage|damage]] to Duke (Duke 950 → 550). Since one of Duke's monsters was destroyed and sent to the Graveyard, Duke [[activate]]s "[[Michizure]]" to destroy Joey's "Sword Hunter". |
<u>'''Turn 5: Duke'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 5: Duke'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | Duke draws "Limiter Removal" and subsequently Sets it. He then Normal Summons "[[ | + | Duke draws "Limiter Removal" and subsequently Sets it. He then Normal Summons "[[Spikebot]]" (1800/1700) in Attack Position. "Spikebot" attacks and destroys "Mad Sword Beast" (Joey 2000 → 1600). |
<u>'''Turn 6: Joey'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 6: Joey'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | Joey draws "[[ | + | Joey draws "[[Goblin Attack Force]]" and subsequently Normal Summons it (2300/0) in Attack Position. "Goblin Attack Force" attacks and destroys "Spikebot" (Duke: 550 → 50). Since "Goblin Attack Force" attacked, its effect switches it to Defense Position after it attacks and Joey won't be allowed to switch his monster's battle position until his next turn. |
<u>'''Turn 7: Duke'''</u><br/ > | <u>'''Turn 7: Duke'''</u><br/ > | ||
− | Duke draws. He then Normal Summons "[[ | + | Duke draws. He then Normal Summons "[[Gradius]]" (1200/800) in Attack Position. Duke then activates "[[Limiter Removal]]" to double the ATK of "Gradius" ("Gradius": 1200 → 2400/800) until the End Phase. When it is Duke's End Phase, the last effect of "Limiter Removal" will destroy "Gradius". Duke then activates "[[Fairy Meteor Crush]]", equipping it to "Gradius" and granting it the ability to inflict piercing damage. "Gradius" attacks and destroys "Goblin Attack Force". "Gradius" then inflicts piercing damage to Joey (Joey 1600 → 0). |
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+ | ==Differences In Adaptations== | ||
+ | * In the dub, a crown is put on the new game shop instead of the words "[[Black Crown]]". | ||
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+ | ==Errors== | ||
+ | * Duke had three cards by the end of the fifth turn. However he had six cards when he was about to summon "Gradius" when he should have four cards in his hand. | ||
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+ | ==Trivia== | ||
+ | * The booster pack Duke Devlin and Joey open vastly resembles "Pharaoh's Servant" and all cards played are from that booster set. | ||
+ | * Duke Devlin could've won one turn sooner by using Limiter Removal the turn he drew it on Spikebot, which is a Machine-Type monster. Since Joey had no face-down cards at the time and his Mad Sword Beast had only 1400 ATK, Spikebot would've had 3600 ATK and been able to take out Mad Sword Beast and cost Joey the duel. | ||
+ | * At Duke's shop, Tristan debuts the outfit he would wear for most of seasons [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode Listing - Season Two|2]] and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode Listing - Season Three|3]] while Joey debuts his outfit for season [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode Listing - Season Four|4]]. | ||
==Featured cards== | ==Featured cards== | ||
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{{Decklist|Duke Devlin | {{Decklist|Duke Devlin | ||
|normal monsters = | |normal monsters = | ||
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Dark Bat]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Gradius]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Oni Tank T-34]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Spikebot]]'' |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Fairy Meteor Crush]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Limiter Removal]]'' |
|traps = | |traps = | ||
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Michizure]]'' |
}} | }} | ||
{{Decklist|Joey Wheeler | {{Decklist|Joey Wheeler | ||
|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Goblin Attack Force]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Mad Sword Beast]]'' |
− | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[Sword Hunter]]'' |
}} | }} | ||
{{Decklist|Television screens | {{Decklist|Television screens | ||
|normal monsters = | |normal monsters = | ||
− | * [[ | + | * [[Axe Raider]] |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Celtic Guardian]] |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Dark Magician]] |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Flame Swordsman]] |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Labyrinth Tank]] |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Labyrinth Wall]] |
|magic = | |magic = | ||
− | * [[Magical Hats | + | * [[Magical Hats]]<ref group=Notes name=magic>This card was played as a [[Quick-Play Spell Card|Magic Card]]. It is a [[Trap Card]] in the ''TCG''/''OCG''.</ref> |
|traps = | |traps = | ||
− | * [[ | + | * [[Jirai Gumo]]<ref group=Notes name=trap>This card was played as a [[Trap Card]]. It is an [[Effect Monster]] in the ''TCG''/''OCG''.</ref> |
− | * [[ | + | * [[Kunai with Chain]] |
}} | }} | ||
− | == | + | ==Notes== |
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